Mr. Amit Malik, CHRO of Aviva Life Insurance Company India Ltd. and alumnus of SIBM Pune (Batch of 1999) visited campus on August 14, 2015. Looking back to his visit last year at around the same time.
Alcoholic Architecture (Facade Photo by Jonathan Brown)
Time and tide wait for none. And when brands renege on keeping up with changing times, they lose relevance and fade into oblivion—gradually, then suddenly, to paraphrase Earnest Hemmingway.
“Internet of things” (IOT) - the new buzz word in the business world, is gaining popularity at more than one level. With devices becoming ‘smarter’ and access to technology becoming ‘easier’, the pace at which this technology would gain traction knows no bounds. If we talk about the whole hype being built around this new buzz word ‘internet of things’, we can safely say that most of the players across various industries are extensively investing and finding their way into this new arena. According to a report by the Economist Intelligence Unit, marketers believe that IOT is currently one of the hottest trends in technology as well as business and by 2020 it is going to have a major impact on marketing strategies. Before knowing the impact of marketing on IOT or vice versa, let’s have a glimpse of what IOT is and what does it have in store for us.
Whether or not to go for an MBA after several years of work experience is a question that irks many people. This phenomenon is very pertinent to people who’ve been working in the technology sector – they are unsure about leaving the technical side and embracing management. A major portion of their interviews also revolves around their work experience and why they would want to shift streams.
June 3, 2013 was the start of a great adventure; my first job and that too, in the FMCG industry. Getting a foot in this glorified sector is the dream of many Indian b-school grads. Most of us begin our FMCG journey by roughing it out in the big, bad world of Sales. After understanding how FMCG Sales works, we eventually move to other roles.
Amazon aspires to an ‘everything’ store – once a customer comes on Amazon platform then she should not go elsewhere & spend all her shopping dollar & more on Amazon platform.
Mr. Amit Malik, CHRO of Aviva Life Insurance Company India Ltd. and alumnus of SIBM Pune (Batch of 1999) visited campus on August 14, 2015. Looking back to his visit last year at around the same time.
Alcoholic Architecture (Facade Photo by Jonathan Brown)
Time and tide wait for none. And when brands renege on keeping up with changing times, they lose relevance and fade into oblivion—gradually, then suddenly, to paraphrase Earnest Hemmingway.
“Internet of things” (IOT) - the new buzz word in the business world, is gaining popularity at more than one level. With devices becoming ‘smarter’ and access to technology becoming ‘easier’, the pace at which this technology would gain traction knows no bounds. If we talk about the whole hype being built around this new buzz word ‘internet of things’, we can safely say that most of the players across various industries are extensively investing and finding their way into this new arena. According to a report by the Economist Intelligence Unit, marketers believe that IOT is currently one of the hottest trends in technology as well as business and by 2020 it is going to have a major impact on marketing strategies. Before knowing the impact of marketing on IOT or vice versa, let’s have a glimpse of what IOT is and what does it have in store for us.
Whether or not to go for an MBA after several years of work experience is a question that irks many people. This phenomenon is very pertinent to people who’ve been working in the technology sector – they are unsure about leaving the technical side and embracing management. A major portion of their interviews also revolves around their work experience and why they would want to shift streams.
June 3, 2013 was the start of a great adventure; my first job and that too, in the FMCG industry. Getting a foot in this glorified sector is the dream of many Indian b-school grads. Most of us begin our FMCG journey by roughing it out in the big, bad world of Sales. After understanding how FMCG Sales works, we eventually move to other roles.
Amazon aspires to an ‘everything’ store – once a customer comes on Amazon platform then she should not go elsewhere & spend all her shopping dollar & more on Amazon platform.
