MBA News Worldwide

Have a Question? Ask Us..

A network of State Financial Corporations, National Small Industries Corporation, State Small Industries Corporations, Commercial Banks, Cooperative Banks, Regional Rural Banks provide financial assistance to small scale units. Small Industries Development Bank of India provides refinance to the industrial loans advanced by these institutions to small scale sector. State Financial Corporations (SFCs): State Financial Corporations grant term loan for the purchase of land, construction of factory premises and purchase of machinery and equipment for the setting up of new industries or for expansion or modernisation of the existing ones. SFCs generally prescribe a margin of 25% and allow an initial holiday

Glowpoint Inc. (OTC:GLOW.PK), a premiere broadcast-quality, IP-based managed video service provider, today announced that the Tepper School of Business at Carnegie Mellon University has selected Glowpoint for their FlexMode MBA Program to facilitate multi-point video classroom sessions to employees of some of the countrys leading corporations. The three-year agreement provides the Tepper School with a solution that leverages Glowpoints IP network services, which will be installed at the Tepper Schools main campus in Pittsburgh, and will provide access to video systems at corporations throughout the U.S. via Glowpoints Global ISDN gateway and multi-point conferencing services. We hold approximately 40 distance

Offers 6 months/1 year/3 years Diploma/Advanced Diploma/Post-Graduate Diploma Courses through Correspondence in Business Administration/Management, Personnel Management & Industrial Relations, HRD, Total Quality Management & ISO 9000, Production Management, Industrial Productivity Management, Materials Management, Industrial Management, Financial Management, Marketing Management. Prospectus Rs.500/- by cash/DD in favour of : KAB Associates 3,National House, 1st Floor, 27 Raghunath Dadajee Street, Fort, Mumbai-400 001 Source : Times of India (Ahmedabad) March 5, 2001

Coimbatore: Indian Institute of Catering Technology (IICT) and Hotel Management Industrial School (Ondipudur) clinched the football title defeating GKD Institute for Technological Resource Industrial School 2-0 in the first district sports meet for industrial schools at the Good Shepherd premises in Mayileripalayam on Wednesday. St. Joseph's Industrial School (Coimbatore) posted a 2-1 win over Royal Industrial School (Marappalayam) for the boys' volleyball title. Rev. Fr. R. Joseph Raj, Rector, Good Shepherd Seminary, inaugurated the tournament.

The PMI Group, Inc. today announced the appointment of David A. Kerns as Vice President, Corporate Capital Management and Analysis. Kerns responsibilities will include managing the corporations long-term corporate rating agency and regulatory capital strategy, planning, and related structures, including leading the annual capital plan strategy development process, and monitoring capital needs and usage for maximum financial efficiency. He will also serve as the corporations main liaison with the rating agencies. He will report to Thomas J. Jeter, Senior Vice President, Chief Accounting Officer, and Corporate Controller. Donald P. Lofe, Jr., Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, said, Davids broad knowledge

NSIC and SSICs supply machinery on hire-purchase basis to small scale and ancillary industries. Single point registration scheme of NSIC was introduced in 1976 to avoid the need for multiplicity of registration by the SSI units ^ith different purchasing agencies like DGS & D, Railways, Defence etc. The NSIC enlists the SSI Units to undertake supply °f various items needed by the Government Departments/Public Sector Undertakings. The National Small Industries Corporation Ltd. (A Government of India Enterprise) NSIC Bhavan, Okhla Industrial Estate, New Delhi 110020 offers a wide range of services and facilities to the small scale sector. Some of its important

Small Industries Development Bank of India - the apex bank for small scale industries extends assistance of SSI units through various schemes. All projects in the small scale sector are normally eligible for assistance- State Govts./UT Govts. Incentives/Facilities/Concessions In order to avail tliese facilities SSI units are required to be registered with the Directorate of Industries of State/UT Governments. Some of the important facilities/incentives provided are :- • Land, developed plots and sheds in industrial estates on easy terms. • Necessary infrastructure at developed sites

New Recruitment and Referral Program from Military New Recruitment and Referral Program from Military MBA Improves Quality of Leadership Hires for Corporate Partners While Reducing Recruitment Costs Military MBA announces its recruitment program for employers that improves management hires and lowers placement costs by connecting corporations to MBA graduates with hands-on leadership experience as former military officers. The program has registered over 500 affiliates with referral networks that can extend an organizations recruitment reach to some 12,000 management professionals having proven leadership abilities and MBA business skills. According to a report published by Korn/Ferry International in cooperation with the Economist Intelligence Unit,

Haryana Delhi Industrial Consultants Ltd(HARDICON) - A joint venture of IFCI, IDBI, 1CCI, Banks and SFCs offers Entrepreneurship Development Programme (EDP) for Women under the sponsorship of Small Industries Development Bank of India (IDBI). The Programme trains, assistance and guidance in selection of the product, market survey to enable trainees to start and run their unit successfully. You are provided escort services and assistance in getting your loan and seed capital under Manila Udhyam Nidhi Scheme (MUN) of SIDBI. Eligibility: Women with working knowledge of Hindi/English are eligible. Course Fee: SIDBI is contributing substantially to the course fee. Participants are required to

Last month the media provided extensive coverage of a report that 34 first-year MBA students at Duke University were being expelled or otherwise punished for collaborating on a take-home exam. Some have questioned whether the faculty involved in administering this exam took adequate precautions to discourage such collaboration while the attitude of others has been what would you expect from students in a high-profile, competitive MBA program. A few people have even suggested that what these students did is no big deal. Whatever your view, research suggests that business students are more willing to engage in academic dishonesty than other

MBA Tag Clouds