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According to Zoho Founder Mr. Sridhar Vembu, 'Leading a public company is far more challenging than a private one.' I have a question for you - If your startup thrives, would you go public for growth and capital, or remain private for autonomy and f

Zoho is genuinely a gem!

Does building in public really works or is it just a start-up hype?

Is building your company in public a good idea? Or should be stealth? And if you say “Public” how do you do it?

India’s Public Transport: A Daily Struggle, Not a Service Yesterday, I decided to take a public bus home. What should’ve been a 3-hour ride turned into a 6-hour test of patience. There were no real-time updates or clear timings. I asked a simple qu

Zoho Joins ONDC With Seller App Vikra, Launches Low-Code Platform Zoho IoT - Vikra is a seller app that facilitates the onboarding of businesses onto the ONDC, while Zoho IoT enables companies to build and deploy custom IoT solutions. - Vikra also

Is it worth it if the podcasts that we listen to over youtube, has a written version or a book made of it? Like will it be worthy to have a thing like that?

Zoho doesn't have a VC. Still competes with giants like Google and Microsoft

Game Changing Growths of India [ PART 2 ] Until 2011 - AdventNet, Inc provided network management software. Later in 2009, the company was renamed as "Zoho Corporation" and thus started a revolution which is still unknown by many Indians. Sridhar V

Zoho When Zoho (formerly AdventNet) was starting out in the 90s, the founders spent several months hand-writing code for their software products. With little funding, they took an unconventional route - they licensed their software to computer manuf