<blockquote class=’posterous_medium_quote’>Ma la rivoluzione non si ferma quì, non si ferma al cliente, non si ferma ai paesi in via di sviluppo. Oggi più che mai abbiamo esempi eccezionali che incarnano la reale possibilità di cambiare il mondo della finanza senza rinunciare ai profitti. Perché sia “Vaatsalya” che “Banco Sol” sono due imprese che fanno […]
Supported by Michael Porter, the guru of competitive strategy, the prestigious awards have been based on four major pillars to identify and reward the most outstanding companies for their Strategy. Capitalizing on Industry Dynamics It is crucial for a company to achieve sustainable competitive advantage by protecting and enhancing its distinctive characteristics. Identify strategic positions […]
Celebrating International Nurses Day might be considered a commonplace event in some countries or may not even be celebrated at all. But in India, where there is a critical need for medical personnel, the event observed on May 12 at Vaatsalya Hospitals, a chain catering to semi-urban and rural areas,1 truly gave reason to celebrate. […]
Urban India may be used to getting a pizza delivered in 30 minutes. Ok, may be in 45 minutes, given the gridlock and traffic snarls on most Indian roads but we all know it takes a lot more waiting than this to get appropriate medical aid. The challenges, as we all know again, get compounded […]
via business.outlookindia.com Anyone who’s studied emerging markets talks about the opportunities the bottom of the pyramid offers, especially in India. Reams have been written on how 70% of the population lives in rural areas and 75.6% live on less than $2 a day. The lack of access to basic social needs, weak infrastructure, resource scarcity […]
via business.outlookindia.com Charu is a small-time farmer in Gundlupet, a small village about 60 km from Mysore. Last week, an accident at home left his 23-year-old son Ganesh fighting for survival with severe burns. Gundlupet only has primary health centres, which are not equipped to handle severe burn victims. So Charu rushed his son to […]
via vaatsalya.com Charu is a small-time farmer in Gundalpet, a small village about 60 km from Mysore. Last week, an accident at home left his 23-year-old son Ganesh fighting for survival with severe burns. Gundalpet only has primary health centres, which are not equipped to handle severe burn victims. So Charu rushed his son to […]
Vaatsalya Hospitals, a chain of affordable healthcare facilities in semi-urban and rural areas, was started by doctors-turned-entrepreneurs Ashwin Naik and Veerendra Hiremath in 2005. via economictimes.indiatimes.com
Vaatsalya Hospitals, a chain of affordable healthcare facilities in semi-urban and rural areas, was started by doctors-turned-entrepreneurs Ashwin Naik and Veerendra Hiremath in 2005. via economictimes.indiatimes.com
Healthcare startups chart big growth plans via VCs By Sangeetha G Jun 30 2011 Tags: healthcare, Companies New entrants rely on low-cost model for affordable services Healthcare startups have never been this confident about charting a quick growth strategy. Withventure capital funds increasingly getting interested in healthcare, startups too do not have to worry about […]