Category Entrepreneurship

Why a backlog is good news for business

Today, the word backlog often brings to mind unfinished exam papers, pending tasks, or work piling up. Yet its origin tells a surprisingly positive story. Before stoves, lighters, or even matches, families kept a kitchen fire alive around the clock.…

The story of Amrutanjan and its visionary founder

Long before television commercials, social media campaigns, and celebrity endorsements, a small yellow balm won the trust of millions through word of mouth and free samples at public gatherings. Introduced in 1893 by freedom fighter, entrepreneur, and journalist Kasinadhuni Nageswara…

Ellen Church: the nurse who calmed the skies

Aviation started out as a man’s domain, but a quiet shift was about to redefine its future. In 1930, commercial aviation had a trust problem. Aircraft were noisy, turbulent, and widely perceived as dangerous. On May 15, the same year,…

Everything you need to know before buying an AC

Summer is the time when many consider purchasing ACs. We often hear terms like 1 ton, 1.5 ton, and inverter ACs without fully understanding what they mean. Here’s what you actually need to know. Why was AC invented?Interestingly, the air…

Selenium: the gold standard for web automation

Selenium is an open-source framework used to automate web browser interactions. Primarily utilized for functional and regression testing, it allows developers to write scripts in languages like Java, Python, and C# to simulate user behavior across browsers such as Chrome,…

The evolution of automation: from Jenkins to CloudBees

While Jenkins serves as the core engine of modern DevOps, CloudBees CI is the enterprise-grade vehicle built around it. Open-source Jenkins offers a robust, community-driven framework, but CloudBees CI (the successor to the CloudBees Jenkins Platform) provides the scalability and…

Branding vs. marketing: what’s the difference?

People often use branding and marketing interchangeably, but they are not the same. The word branding comes from the Old Norse word brandr, meaning “to burn.” Centuries ago, livestock owners used hot iron stamps to mark their animals and identify…