27th March 2015 – News Burger of the Day – The Daily Prep Diet
At the heart of these conflicts are promises contained in the Panglong Agreement. Signed by Aung San, leader of the country’s independence movement. Read More
Sandip Das
21st March 2015 – News Burger of the Day – The Daily Prep Diet
‘Re-forming’ and economic reforms
Sandip Das
10 Role Players That Your Business Team Must Have
During my two year journey at IIM Indore I have realized the importance of working in teams. MBA is all about people and time management. As a story writer that has developed in me through this 2 year internship with InsideIIM.com, I have identified 10 actors who must always be a part of the business team.
Barleen Kaur
NITIE - Post Budget Analysis
The first ever ‘Post Budget Analysis’ in NITIE was conducted by $treet (the finance forum of NITIE) on 3rd March, 2015. The panel discussion was sponsored by City Union Bank, Corporate Bridge and IIQF. The Panelists included eminent names from the field of finance - Mr Sanjay Gupta (Executive Director, Nomura India), Mr Nayan Mehta (CFO, BSE), Mr Kunal Shah (Director, KPMG), Dr. R.K. Pattnaik (SPJIMR Professor & Ex RBI professional) and Dr. Venkateshwarlu (Dean, Finance, NITIE).
NITIE Mumbai (Since 1963)
Guilt .. Guilt... Guilt Marketing
The encyclopedia of psychology defines guilt as an emotional state produced by thoughts, that we have not lived up to our ideal self and could have done otherwise. Extending on similar lines, consumer guilt has been defined as a negative feeling resulting from a consumer decision that is against one’s ideals. The psychological models of consumer decision making generally concentrate on cognitive processes like influence, motivation etc. These are derived by various emotions in the human brain like happiness, guilt, pride and others. “Open happiness” by Coca cola or “kuch meetha ho jaye” by Cadbury’s diary milk touch upon the happiness quotient.
Deepa Thangavelu
Career in Niche Consulting
Mr. Vikash Thakur, Consultant at SKP Consulting, addressed IIM Indore, Mumbai Campus participants on 28th February. Mr. Thakur is an IIM Indore alumnus and has 5+ years of work experience in consulting domain.
IIM Indore Mumbai Campus
The Book that Revolutionized ‘Finance’
‘Modern’ finance has evolved to such complexity that at the height of the frenzy that caused the financial crisis of 2008 there were only a handful professionals who actually knew how a ‘particular’ financial instrument worked, whereas the investors who held them didn't bothered about.
Ravindra Muley
Technology: Competition's Ally or Enemy?
Charles Darwin had said that only the fittest will be able survive in this world. The question is who is the fittest. If we consider competition among human beings themselves, the meaning of "fittest" has changed multiple times. In prehistoric times men with supreme physical strength used to be the fittest. Coming closer this notion of physical strength has given away to the notion of possession of intelligence and resources. Resources which make a person/country superior to its counter parts. Technology today has a big part to play in the same. But is it required? Is it desirable? Like everything it has its pros and cons.
Siddarth Chowdhary
27th March 2015 – News Burger of the Day – The Daily Prep Diet
At the heart of these conflicts are promises contained in the Panglong Agreement. Signed by Aung San, leader of the country’s independence movement. Read More
Sandip Das
21st March 2015 – News Burger of the Day – The Daily Prep Diet
‘Re-forming’ and economic reforms
Sandip Das
10 Role Players That Your Business Team Must Have
During my two year journey at IIM Indore I have realized the importance of working in teams. MBA is all about people and time management. As a story writer that has developed in me through this 2 year internship with InsideIIM.com, I have identified 10 actors who must always be a part of the business team.
Barleen Kaur
NITIE - Post Budget Analysis
The first ever ‘Post Budget Analysis’ in NITIE was conducted by $treet (the finance forum of NITIE) on 3rd March, 2015. The panel discussion was sponsored by City Union Bank, Corporate Bridge and IIQF. The Panelists included eminent names from the field of finance - Mr Sanjay Gupta (Executive Director, Nomura India), Mr Nayan Mehta (CFO, BSE), Mr Kunal Shah (Director, KPMG), Dr. R.K. Pattnaik (SPJIMR Professor & Ex RBI professional) and Dr. Venkateshwarlu (Dean, Finance, NITIE).
NITIE Mumbai (Since 1963)
Guilt .. Guilt... Guilt Marketing
The encyclopedia of psychology defines guilt as an emotional state produced by thoughts, that we have not lived up to our ideal self and could have done otherwise. Extending on similar lines, consumer guilt has been defined as a negative feeling resulting from a consumer decision that is against one’s ideals. The psychological models of consumer decision making generally concentrate on cognitive processes like influence, motivation etc. These are derived by various emotions in the human brain like happiness, guilt, pride and others. “Open happiness” by Coca cola or “kuch meetha ho jaye” by Cadbury’s diary milk touch upon the happiness quotient.
Deepa Thangavelu
Career in Niche Consulting
Mr. Vikash Thakur, Consultant at SKP Consulting, addressed IIM Indore, Mumbai Campus participants on 28th February. Mr. Thakur is an IIM Indore alumnus and has 5+ years of work experience in consulting domain.
IIM Indore Mumbai Campus
The Book that Revolutionized ‘Finance’
‘Modern’ finance has evolved to such complexity that at the height of the frenzy that caused the financial crisis of 2008 there were only a handful professionals who actually knew how a ‘particular’ financial instrument worked, whereas the investors who held them didn't bothered about.
Ravindra Muley
Technology: Competition's Ally or Enemy?
Charles Darwin had said that only the fittest will be able survive in this world. The question is who is the fittest. If we consider competition among human beings themselves, the meaning of "fittest" has changed multiple times. In prehistoric times men with supreme physical strength used to be the fittest. Coming closer this notion of physical strength has given away to the notion of possession of intelligence and resources. Resources which make a person/country superior to its counter parts. Technology today has a big part to play in the same. But is it required? Is it desirable? Like everything it has its pros and cons.
Siddarth Chowdhary