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Management education is of
paramount importance in the contemporary world where organizations and
individuals are constantly dealing with change rather than static. The
teacher is the conduit for the reciprocation of this management
education.
International School of
Informatics & Management (IIIM), Jaipur organized a Faculty Development
Programme on ‘Innovative Techniques in Management : Research & Cases’, on
Sunday, December 17, 2006. This programme was aimed at developing
teaching skills to author, design, develop and deliver management
education courses. The resource persons to address the participants were
Dr. G.S.Batra, Punjab School of Management Studies, Punjab University,
Patiala, Prof. K.C. Mittal, Punjab School of Management Studies, Punjab
University, Patiala and Prof. Anu Singh Lather, Guru Govind Singh
Indraprastha University, Delhi.
The field of management is
undergoing a constant change, so new tools and techniques have to be
introduced to enhance the efficiency and profitability of any
organization. The objective of FDP was to enrich the learning and
teaching skills of the faculty to advance management education, research
and outreach. It also aimed at developing managerial skills and utilizing
organizational leadership skills. The FDP emphasized research and case
study method.
The programme consisted of
three technical sessions. The first technical session was handled by
Prof. Anu Singh Lather dealing with topics on Strategic Human Resource
Management and Human Resource Cases & Experiences. The second technical
session was taken by Dr. K.C. Mittal addressing the participants about
Innovation in New Market Entry / New Product Launch & Innovation in
Product Distribution. The third technical session was dealt by Dr. G.S.
Batra elucidating about Financial Management Innovation & Experiences and
Finance : New Focus on Indian Corporate World.
The FDP consisted of
lectures, interactive sessions & discussions, workshops, presentations,
role plays & games, case studies and the use of audio-visual aids.
Faculty members from other management institutes also participated in the
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