We bring to you an interview with Aashish Bansal, the first year topper (International Business) from KJ Somaiya Institute of management studies and research (KJ SIMSR), Mumbai (2014-16) below-
The SCMHRD winning team along with judges and organisers.
Till 2015, app-based food delivery companies were the darling of investors. According to Tracxn, a startup analytics firm, in 2015, 31 food tech companies raised as much as $161.5 million, with Zomato alone raising $110 million.
"MYRAGO! 2016" - Annual fest of MYRA School of Business will be held on 5th,6th and 7th February, 2016. The theme of the fest for this year is "Cracking the Career Code - Learning about professional success from the Super Achievers."
As the world moves towards more chaos, and innocent lives are lost in senseless violence, it is of utmost importance that we realize our duties as Netizens. If there’s one thing that the brief history of social media has taught us so far, it’s that these powerful tools are a double-edged sword: they can be used to show support and help coordinate rescue efforts, and they can be abused as tools for spreading malignant information.
Clearly over the past few years, we have been witnessing several new enterprises blossom with great ideas – only to disrupt traditional business models through iterative, incremental and extreme innovation – coupled with the supreme objective of solving enterprise-wide (B2B) or/and consumer-focused (B2C) problems – at scale and with speed in its execution.
“Picture abhi baaki hai, mere dost!” So let me start from the very beginning. I write this piece after listening to a friend speak of his first Bollywood movie screening in the city of Mumbai. Unlike others who believe it is a waste of time, in its truth, Movies are entertaining, opens our mind to a dimension of creativity and the plot speaks of a story, a story for you and me to hear! The choice of cinema we watch conveys to our peers our taste in art and a nonverbal acceptance of opinion from people who believe in the story.
What answers would you expect to the question – what would define the next few years of the quicksilver world landscape? The Chinese would probably bet on their recent devaluation of yuan to work wonders for them in the next few years to shift from an investment-led growth to a consumption-led growth. The Russians will fear the falling crude oil prices might wipe off their economy. But for India, it is the demographic tarot that will decide its fate and its chances of becoming the next behemoth that it is often touted to be.
