When we think about the future, one of the many things that come to our mind is where the advancement in technology will take us. How will technology shape the future? How will it change the world as we know it? And how the integration of finance with technology disrupt the sector?
Even if you were a teetotaller, you wouldn’t have missed the news of the demise of Old Monk’s creator Brigadier (retd.) Kapil Mohan recently. That’s because its fans and many brands paid tribute to him on social media. The sheer no. of messages would give an impression that Old Monk remains India’s most loved liquor brand even today. Sadly, it is not so, at least in terms of consumption.
On the 9th of February, 2018, MBA (HRD), Department of Commerce, Delhi School of Economics organized a workshop by Ms Rashmi Mansharmani and her team. Ms Mansharmani is the Corporate Head, Human Resources for The Wave Group. The topic of the workshop was ‘Competency and Importance of Assessment’.
For MBA aspirants, Current Affairs are one of the most key components for MBA preparation.
Every 20th student in India goes through several stages emotionally, physically and professionally. As our generation grapples with unprecedented levels of confusion, thanks to an increasingly open and connected world and avenues that were never available to our parents in their time, an MBA is perhaps an option that falls under the category of “safe”, “steady” and “stable”. An MBA does not seem to hold the promise of a thrill, nor the heady feeling of any of the arts. After all, what would former (more often than not, in India) engineers, accountants etc. know or understand anything about art?
Onwards drew November, and with it, the start of the second E.L.I.T.E. rotation. There was an opportunity to work on the World FinTech Report 2018 with the Market Intelligence team; this was only the second edition to be published and the sky was the limit when it came to ideas to make the report and all the events surrounding it stunningly spectacular and downright disruptive.
Hero Campus Challenge is a National Level Case Study Competition, which concluded its third season at Delhi. We have Aman Kapur (First Year, MBA-BM) with us from Team Invincibles (Aman Kapur, Kunal Mahendru and Pooja Nanda) of Xavier Institute of Management, Bhubaneswar, the 2nd runners-up of National Finals, to discuss his enriching experience.
Sports is often considered to be a field where physical ability is the sole factor to achieve success, but wrongly so. In this video, Prasanna Venkatesh explains how famous NBA player Lebron James was defeated when the opposite team used data analytics.
When we think about the future, one of the many things that come to our mind is where the advancement in technology will take us. How will technology shape the future? How will it change the world as we know it? And how the integration of finance with technology disrupt the sector?
Even if you were a teetotaller, you wouldn’t have missed the news of the demise of Old Monk’s creator Brigadier (retd.) Kapil Mohan recently. That’s because its fans and many brands paid tribute to him on social media. The sheer no. of messages would give an impression that Old Monk remains India’s most loved liquor brand even today. Sadly, it is not so, at least in terms of consumption.
On the 9th of February, 2018, MBA (HRD), Department of Commerce, Delhi School of Economics organized a workshop by Ms Rashmi Mansharmani and her team. Ms Mansharmani is the Corporate Head, Human Resources for The Wave Group. The topic of the workshop was ‘Competency and Importance of Assessment’.
For MBA aspirants, Current Affairs are one of the most key components for MBA preparation.
Every 20th student in India goes through several stages emotionally, physically and professionally. As our generation grapples with unprecedented levels of confusion, thanks to an increasingly open and connected world and avenues that were never available to our parents in their time, an MBA is perhaps an option that falls under the category of “safe”, “steady” and “stable”. An MBA does not seem to hold the promise of a thrill, nor the heady feeling of any of the arts. After all, what would former (more often than not, in India) engineers, accountants etc. know or understand anything about art?
Onwards drew November, and with it, the start of the second E.L.I.T.E. rotation. There was an opportunity to work on the World FinTech Report 2018 with the Market Intelligence team; this was only the second edition to be published and the sky was the limit when it came to ideas to make the report and all the events surrounding it stunningly spectacular and downright disruptive.
Hero Campus Challenge is a National Level Case Study Competition, which concluded its third season at Delhi. We have Aman Kapur (First Year, MBA-BM) with us from Team Invincibles (Aman Kapur, Kunal Mahendru and Pooja Nanda) of Xavier Institute of Management, Bhubaneswar, the 2nd runners-up of National Finals, to discuss his enriching experience.
Sports is often considered to be a field where physical ability is the sole factor to achieve success, but wrongly so. In this video, Prasanna Venkatesh explains how famous NBA player Lebron James was defeated when the opposite team used data analytics.
