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According to Rahul Sharma, Co-Founder of Micromax The Micromax brand is still alive, but they have no plans to launch phones Now, they have pivoted to the manufacturing side, building phone components and supplying phone brands across all four fact

Founders are wasting 3–6 months building MVPs that don’t scale. Why? They don’t use AI-native dev teams. Most MVPs are built to launch. Ours are built to scale. At Opslify, we combine: ✅ AI App Dev ✅ SaaS Infra ✅ Product-Led Design ✅ Scalable Codeb

can these sustain even if they are built ?

India is undoubtedly a tech giant, we have reached the moon, and our population is 140Cr, almost every one has mobile phones, yet we don't manufacture competitive mobile phones. And our laptop brands are HCL, Micromax, which is not at all competitiv

AI isn't just a buzzword anymore — it's reshaping industries. From automating customer service to optimizing supply chains, smart businesses are already leveraging AI to scale faster. The future is now.

we are starting startup about innovative farm technology. we have built working prototype with our own money.We are facing issue in funding to scale our startup to larger scale. we don't know how to gather any funding or loan on pre revenue business

I have started many startups but the main problem of my startups is advertising, I make businesses but always people are unaware about it, please give me idea to scale my business to higher level by advertising

we are starting startup about innovative farm technology. we have built working prototype with our own money .We are facing issue in funding to scale our startup to larger scale. we don't know how to gather any funding or loan on pre revenue busines

Do you know how micromax destroyed itself from losing its place in Indian smartphone market? With the Jio revolution back then,people were surprised about the free internet services.But there's a catch. It would be possible only if the devices are

Slack's Accidental Success Built from a failed game company In 2011, a gaming startup called Tiny Speck was shutting down. Their game failed—but their internal chat tool was amazing. Instead of giving up, they pivoted. That tool became Slack. Toda