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Anirban Chatterjee Insights


Review: "Biodiversity Explained: Facts, Myths, and the Race to Protect It" by United Nations Foundation
Most articles about biodiversity make you feel guilty within the first two paragraphs and completely overwhelmed by the third. This one does something different. It makes you feel like you are finally being let in on something important that nobody ever bothered to explain properly. What draws you in immediately is the tone. This is not a lecture. It reads more like a conversation with someone who genuinely loves this subject and cannot believe more people are not talking abo


Review: "What is Business Excellence - Practitioner Handbook" by ansoim
If you have ever sat through a transformation programme that promised everything and delivered a dashboard, this handbook will feel like a breath of fresh air. What immediately stands out is the tone, this is not a theoretical essay. It reads like advice from someone who has actually stood on a shop floor at 6 AM wondering why OEE numbers keep lying. The writing is direct, occasionally blunt, and refreshingly honest about where most organisations go wrong. The section on manu
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