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Last Date 15th Jan'25.
‘How to protect our children from distress in cyberspace?’ a key topic at Responsible Netism’s Second Edition of National CyberPsychology Conference’ with leading psychologists, academicians, Psychotherapist and tech gurus The World Wide Web is a boon or a bane depends on the user. With an always-on internet connection, it has become imperative to […]
Data democracy, online consumer engagement and brand advocacy are influencing modern marketing landscape AI and IoT to be the drivers of change in marketing campaigns 2018 L- R Prof. Dr Uday Salunkhe, Group Director, WeSchool presenting memento to Prof. Dr Jagdish Sheth, Charles H. Kellstadt Professor of Marketing at Emory University, USA in presence
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Entrepreneurs go back to school Running an enterprise is not a distant dream anymore. Digitization has spurred many family run businesses to become technically resilient. Services and consultancies are growing more niche leaving the cookie-cutter approach of traditional family business practice far behind. Connecting these thoughts were eminent speakers at the Master class for family
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A forty-five-day journey of students, Ankit Patwari, PGDM E-Business 2017-19; Akhil Dhiman, PGDM E-Business 2017-19; Suraj Batra, PGDM E-Business 2017-19 and Sourabh Kapkar, PGDM Business Design 2017-19 has culminated as a winning moment for the fantastic four. Ankit and the team members enthusiastically recall how they nailed the challenge from the first round of general management
Many of the worst problems of developing countries in health, education and financial inclusion are caused by unavailability of skilled professionals: doctors, teachers and bank officers, particularly in rural areas. There are obvious reasons for this shortage: it’s costly to train experts and they naturally prefer the highest-paying jobs in cities. Furthermore, the countryside has
