IndiaIndia
Over the past decades, thanks to rapid economic
growth, millions of Indians escaped poverty. Now India is suffering the impact
of the global economic crisis. Yet many large Indian companies have become
global players. India's progress is grounded in a solid foundation of science
and technology. Much remains to be done, however, as poverty is still pervasive.
 Davos Special Report: Africa RisingWith the stoicism demanded of all who hope to make money in Africa, Beauty Chama sits in her empty hair salon in a leafy town in northern Zambia's Copper Belt and looks forward to better times. Testing India's graduates: The engineering gapJan 28th 2010 | DELHI | From The Economist print edition Each year India produces about twice as many engineering and computing experts as the United States (counting... Leadership Management: The New Prescription for Health Systems StrengtheningIn a recent article in the Global Health Magazine, Joseph Dwyer and Sara Wilhelmsen highlight the necessity of strong leadership and management in the field... USAID | Smith School Global ChallengeThe Global Challenge competition is open to MBA and other graduate students from across the nation to employ their creativity, research skills, business acumen and passion for seeking solutions that advance growth and reduce... AABS/Emerald Case competition 2010 - Entries now openEntries are now open for the AABS/Emerald Case Competition 2010. Cash prizes will be awarded to the three outstanding submissions. All case studies should be suitable for use in management education and should be related to... University of Stellenbosch Business School Appoints New DirectorThe University of Stellenbosch Business School (USB), a GBSN member school, has appointed Professor John Powell, Head of Marketing and Strategy at The Darla Moore School of Business Joins the Global Business School NetworkThe Darla Moore School of Business at the University of South Carolina has joined the Global Business School Network (GBSN), an international nonprofit... Jugaad: Innovation, Indian-StyleA recent article in BusinessWeek details the hype surrounding the latest innovation in innovation: jugaad. As American companies look to augment revenues without spending much, this Indian style of generating new products and... Lagos Business School and Indian Council for Cultural Relations Establish New Chair for Indian Management StudiesDean of Lagos Business School, Mrs Enase Okonedo and High Commissioner of India to Nigeria, Mr. Mahesh Sachdev, yesterday in Lagos, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between LBS, Pan-African University and the... |
