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As the global economy stabilizes and businesses adapt to new market dynamics in 2025, large organizations with over $1 billion in revenue are rethinking their strategies for sustainable growth. A key insight emerging from recent research is that companies that allocate 20% of their growth capital to venture building achieve 2.5% higher revenue growth compared to those that do not, translating into nearly 50% additional growth. This trend highlights the growing importance of strategic venture investments in shaping the future of large enterprises. The Case for Venture Investment Historically, large corporations have relied on traditional growth strategies such as mergers, acquisitions, and market expansion. While these approaches remain relevant, they are no longer sufficient in a rapidly evolving business landscape. Companies investing in new ventures benefit in several ways: Revenue Acceleration – By fostering innovation and diversification, businesses investing in venture building a...

In today’s highly competitive business landscape, organizations must build and maintain strong connections with their audience. Two key approaches to achieving this goal are CRM (Customer Relationship Management) and Community Building . While both aim to foster customer loyalty and engagement, they do so in very different ways. Let’s break down these two powerful strategies, highlighting their roles, characteristics, and how they compare to one another. CRM (Customer Relationship Management) Purpose: CRM refers to practices, strategies, and technologies that organizations use to manage interactions with customers and potential customers. Its primary goal is to improve customer service, increase satisfaction, and build long-term relationships that enhance customer loyalty. Key Characteristics: Data-Centric: CRM systems collect and analyze customer data, such as contact information, buying history, and preferences. This data is used to enhance the customer ex...

The Union Budget 2025 introduced significant changes to the new tax regime, making it more attractive for taxpayers. While the old tax regime remains unchanged, the new tax regime has revised tax slabs, an increased standard deduction, and a simplified tax structure. This blog compares both tax regimes, helping individuals make an informed choice based on their financial situation. Old Tax Regime: Structured with Deductions The old tax regime follows a progressive tax structure with higher tax rates but allows various deductions and exemptions that help taxpayers reduce their taxable income. Income Tax Slabs (Old Regime) Income Slab Tax Rate Up to ₹2.5 lakh Nil ₹2.5 lakh to ₹5 lakh 5% ₹5 lakh to ₹10 lakh 20% Above ₹10 lakh 30% Deductions and Exemptions Taxpayers in the old regime can claim multiple deductions, including: Section 80C : Up to ₹...