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How Sustainable Are Industry 4.0 Technologies?
The fourth industrial revolution is popularly known as Industry 4.0. This revolution is known for the application of intelligent and disruptive technology in business. These technologies have substantially enhanced the production…
Where is My Cash Box?
Financial technology, popularly called as ‘Fintech’ refers to providing technology enabled financial solutions. This is a marriage between finance and information technology. Interlinkages of finance with technology is not a new phenomenon.…
Unleashing Innovation: The Power of Design Thinking
Introduction
Innovation has become the cornerstone of success in today's rapidly evolving business landscape. Companies that are agile, adaptive, and capable of consistently generating creative solutions to complex problems tend to thrive.…
Lasting Legacy of Robert Solow: Lessons for India
When the US embassy officials for a party wanted to know about his rank for protocol purposes, Solow told his secretary: Tell them I am a full Professor of Economics at MIT. They do not have anything that high in the government. For someone…
Big Bank as a Bad Idea
Ms. Nirmala Sitharaman, FM has broached the idea of creating big banks to meet the challenges of a surging Indian economy, outpacing China in terms of growth rate and in the cusp of creating a $5T economy Her idea is in line with…
Embracing Sustainability, Diversity, and Inclusivity in the Future of Management through ICMR 2024
In the ever-evolving world of management, sustainability, diversity, and inclusivity have emerged as fundamental pillars of success. The 4th International Conference on Management Research (ICMR-2024) seeks to address these critical themes,…
ICMR-2024: Why PhD Students Should Embrace the Future of Management through Sustainability,…
As the academic realm continues to evolve, conferences stand as vital platforms for scholars to exchange groundbreaking ideas and cutting-edge research. The International Conference on Management Research (ICMR-2024) emerges as an…
The Fault lines of Homeland Economics
‘The torment of precaution often exceeds the dangers to be avoided’, said Napoleon Bonaparte in 1823. He did not have the semi-conductor supply chains in mind. But his comments still ring true 2000 years on. Governments and companies now!-->…
KALAM AT 92: THE LEGACY HE LEAVES BEHIND
Dr Kalam would have been 92 this month. There are many epithets used for him: Inspirational, People’s President, Sui Generis Manager of People and Programs and a Staunch Swadeshi. I worked with him as Director (Finance) , when he was DRDO!-->…
This year’s Nobel in Economics: A New Flavour
This year’s Nobel Prize Winner in Economics, Claudia Goldin, is a rare bird who has not only advanced our understanding of women’s labor market outcomes but has also catapulted economic history as a fascinating subject. When she was!-->…