Systematical management makes business grow

Hathoon Sheriffdeen

The CEO of an organisation should be knowledgeable to handle the political barriers imposed on the businesses to have a sustainable growth at any circumstances, Leader-India Practice Machinsey and Company Inc, Adil Zainulbhai said, at the CEO breakfast meeting arranged by ACCA Sri Lanka on a topic of "Organise to grow" at Cinnamon Grand yesterday.

He said, Indian businesses have been successful by overcoming the hurdle of the politics imposed by the governments through ethical managerial tactics. "Our businesses are very successful though there are changes in Governments and political policies.

The sustainability of the business depends on the managerial qualities of the CEO," he said. "India face various kinds of shortages of resources on managing businesses. Many companies know that the businesses grow, since those entities are managed systematically. People are managed systematically according to the vision of the chief of that business", he said.

Zainulbhai said the businesses are successful globally when they are chosen at the right time. The ability to choose the correct step to diversify will enrich the company. Many numbers of implementations are available under sky. the sustainability depends on the business chosen by the entity," he added.

Globally thirty per cent of the developing market know well about their businesses and work accordingly. That made them survivable in the market", Zainulbhai said.

"A business entity should not stick to a business line or a geographical area to cater to their consumers.

They should consistantly think where its growth come from. We should consider the profit generating factor irrespective of time and any factors," he said.

Adil Zainulbhai currently heads McKinsey's operations in India. He has been with McKinsey for 20 years, working in various industries, but primarily focused on the telecommunications and wireless space. Most recently, he has worked extensively with large companies developing telecom strategies and in helping venture funded startups within the telecommunications and wireless industries.

Zainulbhai has an MBA from Harvard Business School and is a Bachelor of Technology, with distinction, in mechanical engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology.