Industrial and Financial Systems (IMS), Sweden has announced the establishment of a competence centre for the Management Development Institute (MDI), Gurgaon. The centre, the first of its kind in the country, it is intended for awareness on the benefits of a technology-based Enterprise.

“The centre of expertise creates awareness component-based enterprise systems through activities such as research, case studies, training, seminars and workshops”, Dr. MP Jaiswal, professor of information technology management MDI Gurgaon and the leader of the Competence Center, explained to the inauguration.

Jaiswal is a certified instructor and consultant ERP is a member of the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), a group of experts on ICT for SMEs.

At the opening of M. Mark Rabjohns, president - IFS Asia-Pacific, said: “The new centre offers us the opportunity to show flexibility, speed and extreme friendliness of our business in real time and in response to India conditions which they enjoy in the soil and the client by client.

The components based on technology, an invention of the IFS can be implemented very personalized two standards and e-business applications in a strictly necessary as baseless. “The customer is able to choose, and choose the exact function is necessary a great advantage of this technology,” said Dr. Chandan Chowdhury, Country Manager, IFS India.

MDI Director, Dr Devi Singh, welcomed the partnership and said he was one step, using the Institute of efforts to excellence in management of initial and continuing training.

IFS is the Stockholm Stock Exchange. It develops and supplies component-based business applications for medium and large companies and organizations in 48 countries. In the Asia-Pacific, it has offices in Australia, China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Sri Lanka and Thai country.

Kochi, Oct 30 (PTI) - Railways Minister Lalu Prasad will make a presentation on “the recovery of the Indian Railways”, organized by the School of Management Studies, Cochin University of Science and Technology (CUSAT), here on 2 November.

Speaking journalists here, Mary Joseph, director of the School of Management Studies, said that the establishment is a major Business Schools in the south of India, known for its scientific and cultural benefits.

“In our quest for excellence, the school is organizing a series of conferences” excellence in management “to create a platform where managing students can interact and learn personalities, on the other a place for itself, “she said.

Prasad, the first course, she said.

The Minister has been invited to several business schools, including Harvard Business School, to share its experience with managing students, some time ago, she said.

Kerala, the Minister of Education MA Baby, Pro-Vice Chancellor ND Inasu founder and director of the school of management studies MV Pylee function is to participate, “she says.

JJ Irani, the director, said Tata Sons ethics, communication and long-term planning are vital for the success of each company. “Play the Game of the company, according to the rules, even if your competitors,” he placed on the importance of ethics in the economy.

Irani was the chief guest at the seventh meeting Nirma Institute of Management in Ahmedabad on Saturday evening. For example, more than 106 full-time and 29 part-time students were to diplomas in the office.

On the importance of long-term planning, short-term planning Irani he said, focusing on long-term goals. “Think and long-term planning. Elements should Shot term strategies on the long-term picture,” he said.

He added that the team is much more important, as a collection of individuals. “They must all players and each team must aspire to the team captain,” he said.

Karsanbhai Patel, president of Nirma University, said, within a range of eight years, Nirma University has been able to regard itself as a centre of excellence in management education, research and training.

“The establishment is regarded as one of the best B-25 schools in the country and among the Top-Ten-B-schools, which after 1990,” says Patel. He contributed to the success of the Institute for Diversity and quality of programmes, the focus of industry and the relevance of a specific option.

Nirma Institute of Management began full-fledged in the MBA programs of the 2003-05 session. He was transferred to the Gujarat State University ’state of the educational institution.

Patel said he was pleased that some 7000 candidates from across the country interested in participating as a management program, while only 106 places for full-time students.

The fact that graduates of the Institute had reached senior positions in companies, Karsanbhai Patel was confident that the conclusion of a new lot is as a mediator of staff in the coming years.

Engineers had 48 percent of the lots for students of NIM, while the rest was trade, economy and artistic circles. More than 30 percent of graduates had professional experience before the Institute.

For the post-diploma in management (full-time), Saurabh Ganguly received the award for overall performance while Pathik Shah was awarded the prize for best student Masters in Management (evening).

Aditi Mehra won the first place in the rewards for full-time schools, of course, followed by Anshul Atul Jain and Shikla. The show pieces in the various disciplines were Aditi Mehra (Marketing), Kamlesh Chauhan (Finance), Nayana Ghosh (HR Management) and Shraddha Balal (IT).