Did you know that Supply Chain Management has emerged as a must-have degree, post the pandemic? “Incoming business students who once defaulted to finance or marketing now want to explore supply chain management”, says Alok Baveja, a professor at Rutgers Business School.
Considering a challenging career that pays well? The supply chain industry is set to grow at a CAGR of 10.5% till 2025 but its competitiveness gap remains the biggest hurdle. According to a recent report, reduction in the supply chain costs from 9% to 4% can double profits. It comes as no surprise that 57% of companies believe that supply chain management gives them a competitive edge. Post the pandemic, companies are looking to hire quality talent who can make their supply chains more resilient. The demand for skilled professionals in this industry is rising sharply; by 7% every year with salaries of as much as Rs. 30 lakhs! So how do you get a share of this gold-mine?
NITIE Mumbai is one of India's leading business schools and a dream institute for MBA aspirants across the country. NITIE offers worldwide recognized programs - PGDIM, PGDSM, PGDIE, Fellow, PGPEX-VLFM, and DGMP. NITIE is known for its excellent alumni network with regular industry interaction enhancing practical knowledge on all sector domains while studying. Also, this prestigious Institute offers a high return on investment among tier-one B-schools of the country offering all roles among Consulting, Finance, IT/Analytics, Marketing, Operations, and Supply Chain. Being one of the top B-schools in the country, NITIE is eligible for all case study and corporate competitions conducted by business leaders like Amazon ACE, Flipkart Wired, HUL L.I.M.E, etc. The students of NITIE have also bagged PPO/PPI opportunities through the summer internship and corporate competitions. NITIE is headed by Director Prof. Manoj K. Tiwari, a globally renowned researcher in the field of Operations and Supply Chain Management, and Mr. Shashi Kiran Shetty, Chairman, NITIE Board of Governors & Chairman, AllCargo Logistics.
Today, we are used to consuming more data in a day than we did in an entire month a few years ago. Indians spend an average of 5 hours a day on their smartphones as per a recent report by Ericsson Consumerlab. We have instant access to groceries, apparel, entertainment, healthcare, payments, education; all possible due to this internet boom. It has made our lives convenient, given us more information at our disposal as consumers, and also given us more power to be heard. How does this change the equation for marketers?
Another day, another campus as part of our series Know Your Campus, where we go visit some of the B-school campuses and bring out the essence for you.
Over the years, case studies have become a highly effective tool used by successful people to improve on their analytical skills, domain knowledge and communication. The professionals who learn from the success or the mistakes made by others are usually one step ahead of others. So much so that, it’s even become an important sales strategy too.
The CAT 2021 exam was a mixed-bag in terms of difficulty. As per analysis by TIME, IMS and Career Launcher, the VARC section proved to be a particularly tough nut to crack in CAT 2021. The section featured complex RC sets that students somewhat struggled with. The difficulty of the DILR section was comparable to that of CAT 2020. The QA section of the CAT 2021 exam was deemed to be of moderate difficulty level and was dominated by Arithmetic questions. So, what would be a good section-wise and overall score to fetch a 99 percentile in CAT 2021? What are the score versus percentile predictions for the CAT 2021 exam? Here is a CAT 2021 slot-wise analysis by CAT experts from TIME, IMS and Career Launcher!
Several years down the line, when the lasting impact of the pandemic is discussed, supply shortages of food and other essential goods will surely be one of the top headlines with the photos of empty supermarket aisles. The frantic stocking-up of these goods might be passé, our stores might have been replenished, but the fragile supply chains have been exposed during these two years. What does this mean for working professionals, managers, or even management students? How does this affect your career? To read more, click here - Supply Chain Management Salary Figures - INR 15 Lakhs
Did you know that Supply Chain Management has emerged as a must-have degree, post the pandemic? “Incoming business students who once defaulted to finance or marketing now want to explore supply chain management”, says Alok Baveja, a professor at Rutgers Business School.
Considering a challenging career that pays well? The supply chain industry is set to grow at a CAGR of 10.5% till 2025 but its competitiveness gap remains the biggest hurdle. According to a recent report, reduction in the supply chain costs from 9% to 4% can double profits. It comes as no surprise that 57% of companies believe that supply chain management gives them a competitive edge. Post the pandemic, companies are looking to hire quality talent who can make their supply chains more resilient. The demand for skilled professionals in this industry is rising sharply; by 7% every year with salaries of as much as Rs. 30 lakhs! So how do you get a share of this gold-mine?
NITIE Mumbai is one of India's leading business schools and a dream institute for MBA aspirants across the country. NITIE offers worldwide recognized programs - PGDIM, PGDSM, PGDIE, Fellow, PGPEX-VLFM, and DGMP. NITIE is known for its excellent alumni network with regular industry interaction enhancing practical knowledge on all sector domains while studying. Also, this prestigious Institute offers a high return on investment among tier-one B-schools of the country offering all roles among Consulting, Finance, IT/Analytics, Marketing, Operations, and Supply Chain. Being one of the top B-schools in the country, NITIE is eligible for all case study and corporate competitions conducted by business leaders like Amazon ACE, Flipkart Wired, HUL L.I.M.E, etc. The students of NITIE have also bagged PPO/PPI opportunities through the summer internship and corporate competitions. NITIE is headed by Director Prof. Manoj K. Tiwari, a globally renowned researcher in the field of Operations and Supply Chain Management, and Mr. Shashi Kiran Shetty, Chairman, NITIE Board of Governors & Chairman, AllCargo Logistics.
Today, we are used to consuming more data in a day than we did in an entire month a few years ago. Indians spend an average of 5 hours a day on their smartphones as per a recent report by Ericsson Consumerlab. We have instant access to groceries, apparel, entertainment, healthcare, payments, education; all possible due to this internet boom. It has made our lives convenient, given us more information at our disposal as consumers, and also given us more power to be heard. How does this change the equation for marketers?
Another day, another campus as part of our series Know Your Campus, where we go visit some of the B-school campuses and bring out the essence for you.
Over the years, case studies have become a highly effective tool used by successful people to improve on their analytical skills, domain knowledge and communication. The professionals who learn from the success or the mistakes made by others are usually one step ahead of others. So much so that, it’s even become an important sales strategy too.
The CAT 2021 exam was a mixed-bag in terms of difficulty. As per analysis by TIME, IMS and Career Launcher, the VARC section proved to be a particularly tough nut to crack in CAT 2021. The section featured complex RC sets that students somewhat struggled with. The difficulty of the DILR section was comparable to that of CAT 2020. The QA section of the CAT 2021 exam was deemed to be of moderate difficulty level and was dominated by Arithmetic questions. So, what would be a good section-wise and overall score to fetch a 99 percentile in CAT 2021? What are the score versus percentile predictions for the CAT 2021 exam? Here is a CAT 2021 slot-wise analysis by CAT experts from TIME, IMS and Career Launcher!
Several years down the line, when the lasting impact of the pandemic is discussed, supply shortages of food and other essential goods will surely be one of the top headlines with the photos of empty supermarket aisles. The frantic stocking-up of these goods might be passé, our stores might have been replenished, but the fragile supply chains have been exposed during these two years. What does this mean for working professionals, managers, or even management students? How does this affect your career? To read more, click here - Supply Chain Management Salary Figures - INR 15 Lakhs
