IIM Calcutta's PGDBA Programme and the Industry Need For It
We have been getting a lot of questions on the IIM Calcutta PGDBA programme. In this video below, Prof.Ramendra Singh talks about why the industry needs analytics professionals and how the industry is excited about it.
Career Services Centre
All you need to know about MBA Admissions through GMAT
GMAT is an International Examination that is accepted by a large number of Bschools across the world.
ARKS Srinivas
“Entrepreneurship for women is a real possibility today!” says Prof. Anita Kshetri
“It’s still a little tough for the women to be entrepreneurs, but Indian Society is changing and gradually we are seeing more acceptance of women entrepreneurs. There are a lot of support mechanisms from State and Central Governments. What we really need is awareness of these support systems, a bit of hand-holding and encouragement from the family and community”. These are the words of Prof. Anita Kshetri, Assistant Professor Marketing, Kirloskar Institute of Advanced Management Studies (KIAMS). She was addressing young women and men who gathered on the 27th of February, 2014 to hear her speak. Prof. Kshetri was invited by the M.A.Rangoonwala Institute of Hotel Management & Research, Pune to deliver a lecture on “Setting upof Bakery Business for Girls”.
KIAMS Harihar & Pune
What’s Worth Reading | Shreyas Recommends – (Week 42: Apr 14 – Apr 21 )
Shreyas Panse shares his list 42nd list of the best content curated from across the web. This week's stories on the BRICS bubble ex-India, the maths question in Singapore that took over the world, importance of bankers for dictators, Akbar's influence on the Bengali calendar and much more.
Shreyas Panse
How Apple Gives us Emotional Reasons to Buy
In his fourth Founding Fuel episode, Rajesh Srivastava says that chasing profits may be self-defeating. It does not guarantee the kind of success earned by the likes of Apple, Google, Amazon, Facebook or Twitter - companies that have notched up profitable revenue growth over an extended period of time and have also won a place in the hearts of the people they serve. This twin achievement has catapulted them into the league of the world's most admired and valuable companies.
Rajesh Srivastava
IIM Calcutta's PGDBA Programme and the Industry Need For It
We have been getting a lot of questions on the IIM Calcutta PGDBA programme. In this video below, Prof.Ramendra Singh talks about why the industry needs analytics professionals and how the industry is excited about it.
Career Services Centre
All you need to know about MBA Admissions through GMAT
GMAT is an International Examination that is accepted by a large number of Bschools across the world.
ARKS Srinivas
“Entrepreneurship for women is a real possibility today!” says Prof. Anita Kshetri
“It’s still a little tough for the women to be entrepreneurs, but Indian Society is changing and gradually we are seeing more acceptance of women entrepreneurs. There are a lot of support mechanisms from State and Central Governments. What we really need is awareness of these support systems, a bit of hand-holding and encouragement from the family and community”. These are the words of Prof. Anita Kshetri, Assistant Professor Marketing, Kirloskar Institute of Advanced Management Studies (KIAMS). She was addressing young women and men who gathered on the 27th of February, 2014 to hear her speak. Prof. Kshetri was invited by the M.A.Rangoonwala Institute of Hotel Management & Research, Pune to deliver a lecture on “Setting upof Bakery Business for Girls”.
KIAMS Harihar & Pune
What’s Worth Reading | Shreyas Recommends – (Week 42: Apr 14 – Apr 21 )
Shreyas Panse shares his list 42nd list of the best content curated from across the web. This week's stories on the BRICS bubble ex-India, the maths question in Singapore that took over the world, importance of bankers for dictators, Akbar's influence on the Bengali calendar and much more.
Shreyas Panse
How Apple Gives us Emotional Reasons to Buy
In his fourth Founding Fuel episode, Rajesh Srivastava says that chasing profits may be self-defeating. It does not guarantee the kind of success earned by the likes of Apple, Google, Amazon, Facebook or Twitter - companies that have notched up profitable revenue growth over an extended period of time and have also won a place in the hearts of the people they serve. This twin achievement has catapulted them into the league of the world's most admired and valuable companies.
Rajesh Srivastava