Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) has concluded an agreement with the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT), in which the staff of the ONGC be subjected to study MBA at IIFT Super Unnati Prayas regime.

ONGC send their employees IIFT for a full-time, 18 months of the MBA program with a specialization in international affairs. The company is also the transfer of employees, have their headquarters in New Delhi to study residential students at the Institute. The objective of the regulation is to update the knowledge base of the ONGC leaders. IIFT out specific written tests ONGC leaders of five centres across India.

Twenty employees were selected for the course. The course is in line with the needs of the ONGC. Issues such as logistics of international trade, World Trade Organisation (WTO) and issues related to WTO, international trade policies, Managing Global Sourcing, international business strategy, standards and ethics are underway .

Buddhist spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, to visit IIM-A campus in January 2008, students speak on “Ethics and economics.” The Tibetan guides in Ahmedabad as part of a Tibetan festival to be organized at the city. The conference is open to all students and teachers.

As part of its initiative to instruct persons of different sectors of life to interact with students, IIM-A, so far, the Union Railway Minister Lalu Prasad and Nitish Kumar, Chief Minister of Bihar and CPI ( M) leader Sitaram Yechury.

This was followed by Senator Edward Murray, the man in a country Washington State, a conference on public-private partnerships in infrastructure on campus in May 2007.

Chennai, 18 August. TECHNICAL capabilities alone can not the IT service company again. An organizational culture that honors confidentiality is the most important property for more than an IT company services customers, the tough competitors, says Mr S. Ramadorai, CEO, Tata Consultancy Services.

Mr Ramadorai, the chief guest of the Loyola Institute of Business Administration at the Convocation 2003 here on Monday, said TCS own record in bagging a high percentage of repetition was proof of the presence of such a culture. “It also makes business sense,” he said.

Stressed that the “old values, ethics and responsibility,” had “suddenly” back as indicators of business success (and not just profits), Mr Ramadorai said companies with stable finances, stable value and long-term vision would continue to survive if The economy in the doldrums.

He has also said success would be elusive if a company and its employees’ value-systems were at cross-purposes.

The University of Memphis Fogelman College of Business and Economics is launching a one of a kind master of business administration degree.

The program focuses on education for managers at mid-level and above in collaborating companies.

There will be an emphasis on biomedical, logistics and distribution, retailing and services marketing.

The program will be designed to focus on governance and ethics, emotional intelligence, teamwork and leadership as well as critical thinking, creativity, innovation and problem-solving.

Part-time and full-time internships will be built into the program.

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VISAKHAPATNAM: students and scientists from research Andhra University Department of Commerce and Management Studies had a lively interactive session with Andhra Bank Chairman and Managing Director K. Ramakrishnan, on Saturday.

Mr. Ramakrishnan, professor emeritus of the division for a period of five years, spoke of the dimension in the after-sales service in the industry. The fact that customer service was one of the major fields of banking, hospital and the hotel industry, he said employees should be pro-active, in addition, the hope of its clients.

Sound technique, advice and issues and a focus of products and clients was necessary to ethics.

Later, the Vice-Chancellor congratulated Mr. Ramakrishnan. Art and the Chamber of Commerce College Principal JV Prabhakara Rao and head of the division D. Prabhakara Rao said.

The Goa Institute of Management offers two-year full time and three-year part time post-graduate programmes in Business Management, training programmes for companies and Management Development Programmes (MDP). The programmes take into account today’s rapidly changing technology and increased competition due to globalisation. Besides the curriculum on concepts and skills, there is a specially designed course on ethical and social responsibilities. Emphasis is given to effective interaction with industry.

According to director Fr D’Souza, MDPs are also part of GIM’s effort to integrate with industry. The institute has its own placement cell, a well-equipped library, 24-hour Internet facilities and audio-visual tools. GIM also collaborates with other business schools in India and abroad.