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Admissions Open for 2-Year Full-Time PGDM Programs (Batch 2025-27).
Last Date 15th Jan'25.
Admissions Open for 2-Year Full-Time PGDM
Programs (Batch 2025-27).
Last Date 15th Jan'25.
India is a country with diverse culture. What strings together most part of India is agriculture. It not only forms an essential part of Indian economy but also yields one of the world’s best wheat, fruits and veggies. Organic farming has been in India for long. Heard of Bamboo drip irrigation? It is a unique […]
In changing market dynamics, Healthcare sector is facing many external changes than any other industry sector. These changes are in the form of consumerisation of healthcare, increasing awareness, policy changes in pricing of medical devices and drugs, push for generic drugs, ban on combination drugs, medical device rules, etc. Advancement in technology like artificial
How the healthcare organisations are evolving in an emerging environment Read Post »
PGDM-Healthcare Program recently hosted an alumni meeting in WeSchool, Mumbai campus. WeSchool alumni: Dr Shambhu Mandal, PGDM-Business Design 2009-11, Manager – Global Medical Affairs, Healthcare and Lifesciences, TCS; Mr Hemant Baviskar, PGDM-Healthcare 2014-16, Growth & Marketing Lead, HealthCode.io, Imagine Health; Mr Aniket Narkar, PGDM-Healthcare 2015-17, Management Trainee, Alkem Laboratories; Ms Pragathi Shetty, PGDM-Healthcare 2015-17, Asst. Product
PGDM HCM 2016-18 and 2017-19 students interact with WeSchool Alumni Read Post »
A lot of movement across the globe is pacing at the speed of technology. The omnipotence of technology is bringing a cultural shift among consumers across the social strata. Retail is moving in leaps and bounds; constantly innovating the offerings between the shopping aisles. To enlighten the students about the role of technology in
Retail Round Table # WeSchool on Technology- enabling seamless retail Read Post »
Enhancing last mile in healthcare delivery by retail health-kiosks Health-kiosks have the ability to maintain the personal touch which cannot be provided by Artificial Intelligence or Mobile Apps or chat bots Image: Shutterstock The Indian public healthcare system strenuously lacks healthcare facilities especially in rural areas where the ratio of population and infrastructure is skewed.
