Mr. Jain discussed with a select group of business leaders and members of the Indian Business & Professional Council on the theme “The Future of Marketing.”
Regarding its acceptance to the conference at the invitation of the SPJCM, M. Jain said: “In the current momentum and grow rapidly world of management training, SP Jain distinction has [...]
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Under pressure from local industrialists who fear they are losing out to foreign competition, the Indian government is reviewing a number of free-trade pacts, including those pending with Thailand and Asean.
“Bilateral agreements having divergent standards with different countries may not help India remain competitive in the international market,” said R.V. Kanoria, a international trade expert [...]
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Abir Pal, Shailesh Dobhal, Brian Carvalho, Roshni Jayakar, Priya Srinivasan, Sahad P.V., Venkatesha Babu, Kushan Mitra, Nitya Varadarajan
She has a first, maybe several firsts to her credit.
She has helped change the way her company works.
She has helped create an industry.
She has helped her company explore uncharted waters.
She has changed the way her industry works.
She is [...]
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Byline: Swati Prasad, Brian Carvalho, Shailesh Dobhal, Roshni Jayakar, Moinak Mitra, Priya Srinivasan, Nitya Varadarajan, Kushan Mitra
Mammon may be the deity of choice of the corporate world but there is one higher authority to which he must pay obeisance. This is power itself. It is the ability to shape and change organisations, careers, markets, entire [...]
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ICFAI University is helping in the globalisation of Indian business education and research through its case study development. ICFAI started developing its own case studies because of the lack of contemporary Indian cases and the non- usability of case studies developed by the Harvard Business School due to unfamiliar terms and language used. According to [...]
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HYDERABAD: Simplistic as it may sound, the lack of communication and tradition is responsible for splits in major Indian business families, says in academician who has studied the phenomena around the world.
To prevent such splits that are often very messy, Indian family-controlled businesses could learn a lot from US and European models where even in [...]
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