Business Standard review of "From Jugaad to Systematic Innovation"

In his review in the Business Standard (August 6, 2010), Subir Roy writes, "The author, a faculty member of the Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore, has undertaken a careful examination of the various facets of innovation. ….He examines the factors that promote industrial innovation, uses various measures to take stock of India’s current innovation status, and takes a detailed look at why India has failed to achieve its innovation potential, identifying the barriers to innovation. In the last chapter, he provides an agenda for India to move from jugaad — the rough and ready improvisation that has mostly passed for innovation till now — to systematic innovation."

FJ2SI reviewed in Business India

FJ2SI was reviewed in the July 12 issue of the leading Indian business magazine Business India. A. Thothathri Raman writes that "the book is about how the Indian spirit of innovation can be channelised in a more systematic manner to build an industrial society."

Smart Manager features From Jugaad to Systematic Innovation

The July-August 2010 issue of Smart Manager magazine carries my article titled "India's Challenge: Moving from Jugaad to Systematic Innovation." This issue also has an extract from FJ2SI.

FJ2SI Reviewed in Hindustan Times

Reviewing FJ2SI in The Hindustan Times, N. Madhavan observes that "...Krishnan dwells well on the key linkages that could make the country as a whole innovative in spirit."

Moving from Jugaad to Systematic Innovation: The Academic Agenda

If India is to move from jugaad to systematic innovation, universities and other institutions of higher education have an important role to play. I outlined an agenda for universities in my recent column in Edu magazine....

FJ2SI covered in Entrepreneurship Magazine

The May 2010 issue of Entrepreneurship + magazine (from the TV18 group) contains an extract from From Jugaad to Systematic Innovation....

Review of FJ2SI in Jet Wings Magazine

The June 2010 issue of Jet Wings (In-flight magazine of Jet Airways) contains a review of FJ2SI by Poornima Subramaniam. She writes that "...this book uses refreshingly simple language and is liberally peppered with case studies, examples, and data which help the reader to have a clear understanding of the thought."