Beyond the Obvious
Prof. Shaunak Mainkar
Securing Your Child's Future: A Comprehensive Guide to Minor Demat Accounts
View PostDr. Vinaykumar Vishwanath Acharya
Dr. Vinaykumar Vishwanath AcharyaAssociate Professor - Mathematics, Fergusson College (Autonomous), Pune
We are celebrating birth anniversary of Srinivas Ramanujan as national mathematics day. He was born on December 22,1887. Ramanujan was a genius Mathematician. In his small life span he did important contributions in the field of Mathematics.
View PostDr. Sanmath Shetty
Associate Professor IMDR
The 21st century has seen a monumental shift in how society views the role of businesses. No longer is it sufficient for a company to simply make a profit; today, there's an increasing expectation that businesses should also be forces for good, addressing societal challenges with the same rigor and commitment they apply to generating revenues. This expectation has given rise to social entrepreneurship,
View PostProf Rasika datar
Smart living trends in big cities encompass a wide range of technological advancements aimed at improving efficiency, sustainability, and overall quality of life. Huge investments are being done in smart infrastructure to enhance public services. This includes smart grids for energy distribution, intelligent traffic management systems, and the integration of technology into public spaces.Here are some key aspects of the smart living trends in big cities:
View PostProf Nishita Desai
In the ever-evolving landscape of the modern workplace, traditional organizational structures are being challenged like never before. Companies are discovering the power of embracing a concept that puts people at the heart of the organization: Humanocracy. So, what exactly is Humanocracy,
View PostProf. Gopa Das
In the spirit of commemorating National Unity Day, it becomes imperative to reflect on the principles of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging align with the values upheld by Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, the celebrated architect of India;s unity.
View PostAshish Marathe
India;s digital landscape has witnessed remarkable milestones in recent years, including the Aadhar card, Jan-dhan accounts, UPI, and the CoWIN app. Amidst these successes, a new star has emerged, transforming the e-commerce realm:
View PostDr.Shikha Jain
India and Saudi Arabia have a rich history of friendly relations, marked by longstanding economic and socio-cultural connections.
View PostPratik Potdar
For the past several years India has been battling with the problem of brain drain. Brain drain is characterized by the migration of quality workforce
View PostSamruddhi Kulkarni
Alma maters always play a huge role in an entrepreneur's life, Ms. Samruddhi says. A student of DY Patil College, she is currently pursuing a Post Graduate Diploma in Management at IMDR.
View PostMrs. Sanjukta Barik
Mrs. Sanjukta, having felt a pull towards art since a young age, took the bold decision of leaving her corporate job and a promising career to pursue her passion. She decided to tread down the unconventional path and follow her voice within which told her that her passion lies somewhere else.
View PostAjit Apte
Ajit Apte an MBA graduate from IMDR 1988 batch, had a strong determination and an entrepreneurial belief in himself to expand his small family business of onion seeds.
View PostVaidehi Kulkarni Pendse
I have read somewhere that 'Passion is priceless'. Here I am going to write about entrepreneurship, my passion.
View PostSaurabh Pol
Mr. Saurabh Pol is a young businessman. He completed his BCA in 2015 and joined in Accenture ltd. as recruiter. In 2018 he started “Vighnahar Aviation”. In the beginning,
View PostOmkar Pisal
Alma Mater enhances the spark of entrepreneurship into a burning desire. It is the place where the foundation of your entrepreneurial character gets laid.Alma maters always play a huge role in an entrepreneur’s life.
View PostVasant Pandit
I learnt the basics of Finance management, HR, Marketing, operations management, strategy, etc. I also learnt to look at an issue from various perspectives to have a better understanding which will help in making a better decision
View PostYatin Sheth
Isolation has shifted from a social epidemic to a social norm, with individual consumers adapting to life in
View PostMr. Sunil Ankalgi
Going with the theme of Vocal for Local, we decided to talk to one of our esteemed alumnus, who is settled outside the country for many years, about how he is a “Global but Vocal for Local” Indian.
View PostDr. Shikha Jain
"Reverse Mentoring", a paradigm by Jack Welch has a distinctive value. In the '90s, recognizing the importance of internet edification for the company management,
View PostProf. Dilip Ranadive
The debate over formal management education`s adequacy in creating corporate ready managers is raging between the academia and corporate fields for over a decade now.
View PostMs. Leena Adrushta
It's an oft repeated mantra that great leaders make great teams. The general belief is that the skills and qualities of the leader are what help pull the team up or the lack that sink it to depths.
View PostSameer Baldota
Sameer Baldota- Founder and Director of Reach Global India Pvt Ltd is a Post Graduate from Institute of Management Research and Development (2005 batch).
View PostDr. Giribala Dewasthale
I have been here for over a decade and would like to share my personal experiences with you.
View PostKaran Bamba
I took a break from a very promising career to join IMDR. When I'd joined Siemens Ltd at the Kalwa (Mumbai) Plant in 1989, I'd never thought I would leave.
View PostAlok Sinha
The ability to hold a multitude of perspectives is an invaluable skill in the real world. I think the biggest gift from IMDR, at least to me, is perspective.
View PostAbhijit Gangoli
IMDR holds a special place in my heart, for I have spent the best moments of my life on that beautiful campus. When I did my MBA in 1996- 98,
View PostGautam Ghate
I arrived at IMDR in June of 1987, shortly after graduating in Physics from S. P. College in Pune just like so many young people: a mixed
View Post
Covid-19 has been a largely disruptive Factor. Starting from household to finances, everything is disturbed.
View Post