By:Shurlly Tiwari-HR, Faculty,ISME Happiness at workplace is the most important and famous phenomenon in the corporate world. The “World Happiness report” (2017), show the importance of happiness at work and the buzz around the globe about it. Now a days organisations are concerned about it. Happiness at workplace is given a serious thought by the […]
Read MoreAnshu Sharma A lesson learnt It must’ve been early 2015 and I was a young manager leading a consulting engagement where we were trying to optimize cost to serve for a leading alcohol-beverage client. This is when I learnt one of my most memorable and useful lessons in management. A lesson which no b-school education […]
Read MoreSudindra V R Security Exchange Board of India (SEBI), regulator of Indian security market issued a show-caused notice to some of the firms which are into security market broking and advisory services. The notice states the preferential access scandal and strategy building to enhance quick profit. Regulator has further investigated into NSE co-location space, the […]
Read MoreVikku Agarwal, Faculty-Finance Introduction To address the global ecological issues and in line with the Sustainable Goals of the United Nations, Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) has been increasingly gaining traction. ESG is the underlying criteria of measuring financial operations and investments by the companies worldwide. ESG measures the social and ethical impact of an […]
Read MoreKiran Kumar K V, Faculty, ISME, kirankvk@isme.in Famously called Chatbots, the Artificial Intelligence based computer programmed platforms, are seen as new-age personal financial relationship managers. In an industry, that generally perceived to be complex service, yet inevitable to consume, financial service providers are increasingly attempting a host of alternatives to make the service as much […]
Read More– Sudindra V R Let me ask one question, What is Case, Case Study and Caselet? I presume the collective reaction from most of the facilitators, no much dissimilarity and only depends on the magnitude of the of the case method what we use. But the answer is no, magnitude does not matter when it […]
Read MoreS. Shyam Prasad PhD Introduction Most of us are knowledgeable about innovation. Yet, to enable a seamless transition from innovation to open innovation, let us first discuss innovation. Innovation as we know is something new, original and more effective or at least more efficient than the existing one. Though innovation and invention are closely related, […]
Read MoreBy: Joydeep Dass Faculty – Finance Email: Joydeep@isme.in Mobile: +91-9175360870 Introduction – A cash reserve ratio (CRR) is a compulsory cash reserve every bank is required to maintain with the Reserve bank of India (RBI). CRR is an effective tool of monetary control to squeeze out excess cash from the economy if the RBI feels […]
Read More– Anshu Sharma Introduction Technology is changing the world around us at a very fast pace. The fourth industrial revolution is without doubt the most talked about phenomenon not just in corporate boardrooms, but in the academic world as well. There is an unending debate going on, on whether this technology led evolution will lead […]
Read MoreVikku Agrawal (Faculty- finance) Introduction: The article examines the increasing popularity of crowdfunding in India and the challenges as a strong source of raising funds for financing an objective, whether social or commercial. With the country having the largest base of Facebook users and the second largest base of internet users, there is tremendous scope […]
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