Prof (Dr) Manoj Joshi

Dr. Manoj Joshi is a Fellow Institution of Engineers, Professor of Strategy, Director, Centre for VUCA Studies, Amity University, with 30+ years of experience in industry & research. He has authored 100+ articles, co-authored four books “VUCA in Start-ups” “The VUCA Company”, “The VUCA Learner”, “Technology Business Incubators” and is also on the Editorial Board of several international refereed Journals.

Latest Articles By Prof (Dr) Manoj Joshi

Cultivating Beginner’s Mind for Managing in VUCA Time

Opinion Columns

The decline of even the most successful business is inevitable at some time. This is true of individuals as well as organisations

How Can We Ignite Entrepreneurship With Funding Challenge?

Prof (Dr) Manoj Joshi

Entrepreneurship Startups

There are several questions on the selection of various funding sources and handling the funding procedures

No Business Strategy Lasts Forever

Prof (Dr) Manoj Joshi

Opinion Columns

We are witnessing an increasing number of black swan events in a VUCA world, and the future cannot be taken for granted.

When Technology Embraces Learning!

Prof (Dr) Manoj Joshi

Opinion Columns

Learning never stops at the doorstep of an educational institution, rather life is the greatest teacher and technology gives us the leeway to leverage it for reverse integrating into the initial learning phases itself

Angels, Kylians And Messiahs In A VUCA World

Prof (Dr) Manoj Joshi

Sports

For those who watched the finals between Argentina and France, the names Angel, Kylian and Messi must have lodged themselves deep into their being

Strategies For Promoting Entrepreneurship And Creating Student Start-Ups

Prof (Dr) Manoj Joshi

Opinion Columns

Entrepreneurship is the need of the hour and there cannot be better than the present time. In this context the educational institutions must gear-up

Future Ready Governance for 21st Century India - Foresight Makes The Difference

Prof (Dr) Manoj Joshi

Opinion Columns

Governments in the VUCA age must prepare themselves for both the slow-moving future as electric vehicles have been developing for the past 50 years and the unpredictable such as Covid19

An Unexpected Learner: Genghis Khan’s Obsession With Continuous Learning

Prof (Dr) Manoj Joshi

Opinion Columns

The learning and art of knowledge transfer may follow formal or informal, theoretical or experiential route but what is central to the subject is that learning must be continuous. These are the skills of an agile and resilient leader.