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February 7, 2022
Pandit currently serves as the Vice Chancellor of Savitribai Phule University.
December 21, 2021
In liberal-leaning municipalities, there is an increased probability of far-right demonstrations in the wake of unexpectedly strong election results by right-wing populists. This is one of the insights from an investigation based on electoral results of the AfD party in Germany.
December 19, 2021
In liberal-leaning municipalities, there is an increased probability of far-right demonstrations in the wake of unexpectedly strong election results by
June 4, 2021
When a company figures out how to significantly improve demand forecasting, they have my attention. At the Kinaxis Big Ideas in Supply Chain show, Mars shared how they are modernizing supply chain planning, driven by the end consumer.
June 2, 2021
Read later Audio version Summary: Traditional supply chain planning is siloed, argues John Sicard, Kinaxis CEO, as he opens todays Big Ideas in Supply Chain Virtual Summit. We examine his case for concurrent planning in a digitally connected world. (Photo by Ian Taylor on Unsplash) Personally, Im a big fan of breaking down silos and the concept of Frictionless Enterprise. A modern business needs a real-time view of data and the ability to act on it without delay. The importance of this in mana...
December 19, 2020
December 19, 2020 Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday delivered the keynote address at ASSOCHAM Foundation Week 2020, via video conferencing. The Prime Minister also presented the ‘ASSOCHAM Enterprise of the Century Award’ to Ratan Tata, who received the award on behalf of the TATA Group. Addressing the gathering the Prime Minister commended the business community for their contribution to nation-building. He said now the industry has complete freedom to touch the sky and urged them ...