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| Apr 26, 2005 4:15 am |
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re: re: re: re: re: re: re: Building *The* Indian Knowledge Economy Brand |
Abhinav Goyal
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Bala, Others,
I am not sure of what is being discussed here anymore.
1. There are lots of problems to be solved in the world - I think everyone agrees to that.
2. There's money to be made while solving the problems - No disconnects there either. Some problems, some solutions at my blog at http://www.bloglines.com/blog/abhinavgoyal
3. Also, tougher the problem, more the money involved - Yup.
4. The whole point of Anita's note (I thought) was that if you are taking the trouble to communicate to an audience, do it in a way that the intended audience understands. Fair enough - basics, Communication 101. So far, so good.
5. Bala's response was that if you understand the communication, you are authorized to participate. This is fine by me too - the author is putting a message saying whoever understands, come back.
Somewhere after that, its got fuzzy - where did time, lack of time, et al come in and what does that have to do with solving the basic problem, i.e. "building a knowledge economy"?
Building a "brand" ain't good enough problem to me unless it is accompanied by work on building a sound knowledge economy itself. IMHO, Branding is passe. Also suggested by John Grant in "After Image".
Lets get back to the problem and solve it. :)
Cheers,
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