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INSIGHT
by
Dr Arpita Khare: The evolution of markets has been to a great extent,
responsible in bringing about a change in the lifestyle of the community
as a whole.
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PERSPECTIVES
B. R. Rejoy Kurup, PGP Student, Indian Institute of Management
Ahmedabad
Manasi
Bansal
Batch 2004-06
Indian
Institute of Management Lucknow
Aishwarya
Natarajan,
Post-Graduate Programme in Management ,
Amity Business School, Noida.
Amritpal Singh
Fulltime Graduate Student
MBA Program
Barney School of Business
University Of Hartford, USA
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X'PRESSIONS
A
Compilation of thoughts and works of Joel Mokyr (The Lever of Riches),
Paul M. Romer (Theory, History, and the Origins of Modern Economic
Growth), Robert Solow, Adam Smith and Joseph Schumpeter
by Sumil
Krishna Sharma, MBA, IIITA
Ashutosh
Kumar
PGD in Cyber Law and Security
IIIT-Allahabad
by Jayant
Sahu, MBA - IT, IIIT- Allahabad
by Mayank Garg
B. Tech (6th Semester) IIIT Allahabad
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TECHNOVA
by Vijay Kr. Chaurasiya
Faculty Member
IIIT- Allahabad
by By Bhaskar Gupta
B. Tech. IIIT - Allahabad
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CASECADING
Submit
your solutions by 30th March 2005 (12 pm)
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Economic
Growth
A
Compilation of thoughts and works of
Joel Mokyr (The Lever of Riches)
Paul M. Romer (Theory, History, and the Origins of Modern Economic
Growth)
Robert Solow
Adam Smith
Joseph Schumpeter
MBA (IT) 2nd semester, IIITA
Economic growth occurs whenever people take resources and rearrange
them in ways that are more valuable. To create valuable final products,
we mix inexpensive ingredients together according to a plan .The production
one can do is limited by the supply of ingredients, and most production
in the economy creates undesirable side effects. If economic growth
could be achieved only by producing more and more of the same kind
of goods, we would eventually run out of raw materials and suffer
from unacceptable levels of pollution and nuisance. Economic growth
springs from better plans, not just from more production.
UNRAVELLING
THE PHENOMENON CALLED GANDHI
Ashutosh
Kumar
PGD in Cyber Law and Security
IIIT-Allahabad
Neither
the Wharton Business School nor the Kellogg Graduate School of Management
can claim to have produced a single management graduate as illustrious
and influential as the one produced by the dust and dunes of India.
This man in flesh and blood was called Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi,
who wielded a magical influence over the teeming millions of India
through his simple doctrines of truth and non-violence. The phenomenal
appeal of Gandhi lay in his fortuitous South African experience; his
social and philosophical ideals; his brilliant understanding of Indian
conditions and a rare insight into the psychology of the masses.
Business
Intelligence: The Enterprise Success Mantra
JAYANT SAHU
MBA-IT
IIIT- ALLAHABAD
Gartner, an information technology research firm, coined the term "business
intelligence" during the 1990s.Business intelligence (BI) generally
refers to the process of transforming the raw data companies collect
from their various operations into usable information. Since data in
its raw form is of fairly limited use, companies are increasingly electing
to use business intelligence software to realize their data's full potential.
Mayank
Garg
B.Tech.
(6th Semester)
IIIT
Allahabad
Today it is unequivocally affirmed that INDIA is making leaps in technology
and economic areas, and the current announcement by the Centre of
setting up a knowledge based commission to exploit the "blatant
potential" of the country's knowledge network has added fire
to the movement. In a race of technological advancements one should
be fully aware of the rights and must abide by the laws to make the
worthiest use of his talents.
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BRAINWAVE
Prof.
Anurag K. Agarwal
LL.M. (Harvard), LL.D. (Lucknow)
Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad
Yatindra Singh
Judge
Allahabad High Court, Allahabad
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VOLTE
FACE
Views-in-Favour
and Counter-Views on this conflagrant battle are solicited.
Your views should reach us at b_cognizance@iiita.ac.in latest
by March 30'2005
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