Quote:
Entrepreneurship does not just only
mean starting a business. You can also work for a company with the mindset of
an entrepreneur.
Unquote.
(Mr Parakram
Jadeja of www.jyoti.co.in in
TAKE ME HOME by Rashmi Bansal)
Sunday, February 15, 2015
Book Review - About Mr Jadeja of Jyoti CNC Automation Ltd, Gujarat
The story of Mr
Parakram Jadeja, founder of Jyoti CNC
Automation Ltd, Gujarat ( www.jyoti.co.in ) is quite inspiring. From Rs 7.0 crore turnover in 2003, they
achieved a turnover of Rs 1000 crore in March 2011 through organic and
inorganic growth.
Starts a Turning Workshop (Lathe machine jobwork) in 1985
after his 12th standard. In 2003, he happened to attend a programme
on ‘Vision Exercise’ , and realised the significance of having a ‘vision
and mission’ for the company.
After that programme, he and his team spent some
time every day to introspect and brainstorm on the ‘vision and mission’; and such
sessions went on for about 8 or 9 months.
And, they finally zeroed in on their vision and mission. At that time, they also decided to become Rs 1000 crore company. And, they achieved it in 2011.
TAKE ME HOME by Rashmi Bansal has a chapter on Mr Parakram
Jadega. Bought the e-book on Flipkart for just Rs 19. The book contains many success stories of
people like Mr Jadeja.
Just started reading the book. Could not delay posting this information
after reading about Mr Jadeja. Bye, for
now.
Jaikishan
15th Feb 2015
Sunday, January 11, 2015
Quote on 'Management and Entrepreneurship'
QUOTE:
“Any existing
organization, whether a business, a church, a labour union, or a hospital, goes
down fast if it does not innovate. Conversely, any new organization, whether a
business, a church, a labour union, or a hospital, collapses if it does not manage.
Not to innovate is the single largest reason for the decline of existing
organisations. Not to know how to manage
is the single largest reason for the failure of new ventures.”
UNQUOTE
(Peter Drucker in his book The Essential Drucker)
Friday, January 2, 2015
Book Review --- God's Own Office by James Joseph
James Joseph’s book “God’s
Own Office” is his true story. He had relocated himself to his hometown in Kerala and
worked remotely from there (even when in Microsoft); the book is about that
journey. He is now the founder of www.jackfruit365.com . He had worked for over twenty years in
Europe, North America and India for reputed firms like 3M, Ford and
Microsoft. His last position was ‘Director
– Executive Engagement’ in Microsoft.
He is the recipient many excellence awards including the ‘Circle of
Excellence Award’ (the highest award at Microsoft) which he bagged while working
remotely from his home in Kerala. He has dedicated one chapter wherein he has shared
more than 20 practical tips to make ‘remote-working’ successful and productive too. It’s a small book containing less than 200
pages. Penguin Publication. Costs Rs 399.00. Recommended read.
Jaikishan
2nd Jan 2015
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