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| IIPM Cicero's Challenge, 2006 |
| IIPM: Dreams are weaved out of ambitions, expectations & a desire to live happily & prosperously. In this busy world, everyone wants a fresh breath of air. That's what IIPM always ventures out for. IIPM had recently organized India's largest Inter-School Debate Competition- "CICERO'S CHALLENGE 2006, GREAT INDIAN DEBATE COMPETITION" at IIPM International Campus. |
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| The best place to work in? |
| 2007-05-14 08:19:24 |
Who is the best employer in India?
That's a tough call, and opinion is divided over that one. As they say different strokes for different folks! But here's one good indicator of which are the best companies to work for in the country ? purely from the...Read More...
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| The best place to work in? |
| 2007-05-14 01:19:24 |
Who is the best employer in India?
That's a tough call, and opinion is divided over that one. As they say different strokes for different folks! But here's one good indicator of which are the best companies to work for in the country ? purely from the employee's point of view. Hewitt Associates' fifth study 'Best employers in India 2007' (that is part of the human resource services consultancy's larger 'Best Employers in Asia 2007') is just out, and the Aditya Birla Group has emerged as the best employer in India for the year. Satyam Computers has grabbed the second place while the third best employers are Marriot Hotels India. The study took into account responses from more than 44,000 employees in 230 organisations all over the country. Others in the list include TCS, Wipro, Ford India, HSBC, Eureka Forbes, Cisco Systems, Godrej, Pantaloon Retail, HCL Technologies, Kotak Mahindra Bank and so on. So what are the cutting edge components that make these companies better than the rest? According to the survey, they all have a strong competitive advantage, display better business results, have managed to build long-term employee relationships successfully and have, in the process, attracted the best talent from the market. This time, there is also a PR firm that has found a place of pride in the Top 25 list: Text 100 India. The study reveals that 76% employees at the 25 companies are happy with their career opportunities. Quite a vote of confidence!
For more information on IIPM Editorial Article, click here...
Source: IIPM Publication, Author: Arindam Chaudhuri...
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| Sustaining the pedigree? |
| 2006-12-06 07:10:16 |
'The art of living is more like wrestling than dancing' was once pronounced by Marcus Aurelius, and it holds true for this flagship. Riding high on its robust belief 'traditions of trust', one of the world's largest two-wheeler manufactures Bajaj Group has...Read More...
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| Sustaining the pedigree? |
| 2006-12-06 00:10:16 |
'The art of living is more like wrestling than dancing' was once pronounced by Marcus Aurelius, and it holds true for this flagship. Riding high on its robust belief 'traditions of trust', one of the world's largest two-wheeler manufactures Bajaj Group has always given its best shot to probably everything. Flagship that has the onus of 27 companies, which started as a mere sugar mill some eight decades ago by the dynamic philanthropist Jamnalal Bajaj, it today marks its presence in an array of businesses. From food to electricals, steel to consumer care, auto and Insurance, the entire gamut of companies generate billions. Had it been acquisition in Brazil and setting up of 'Bajaj Internacional Participators Ltd.' or tying up with National Insurance Company to offer health plans for disease...
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| India Calling; Loud & Clear! |
| 2006-10-14 07:49:52 |
Companies are embracing expansion to gain nation-wide presence! Be it the very recent $2.5 billion expansion plans of Spice Telecom or the not so recent plans of Idea Cellular to expand its operations to all the 23 mobile circles, there seems to be an...Read More...
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| India Calling; Loud & Clear! |
| 2006-10-14 00:49:52 |
Companies are embracing expansion to gain nation-wide presence!Be it the very recent $2.5 billion expansion plans of Spice Telecom or the not so recent plans of Idea Cellular to expand its operations to all the 23 mobile circles, there seems to be an intense dogfight between the smaller players in the telecom sector to attain national significance. According to a report by Credit Suisse on Indian telecom sector, the telecom operators have targeted a capital expenditure of $7.8 billion in the year 2006, which clearly signifies the growth that's awaiting this sunrise sector. While companies like Bharti and Reliance are already listed and have a national presence, it is now time for companies like Spice Telecom, Idea Cellular and Hutchison Essar to go public as they are in an urgent need of c...
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| Anil Dhirubhai Group (4Ps Publication, IIPM) |
| 2006-08-31 14:16:10 |
When Anil Ambani inherited the businesses of Reliance Energy, Reliance Infocomm and Reliance Capital, nobody would have envisioned his frenetic focus on rapidly expanding the organisation through acquisition of various businesses. But where does innovation...Read More...
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| Anil Dhirubhai Group (4Ps Publication, IIPM) |
| 2006-08-31 07:16:10 |
When Anil Ambani inherited the businesses of Reliance Energy, Reliance Infocomm and Reliance Capital, nobody would have envisioned his frenetic focus on rapidly expanding the organisation through acquisition of various businesses. But where does innovation come into picture within all this? It's in the spirit of enterprise, and in the vision of becoming astoundingly larger than what normal growth could ever provide. And on these factors, the Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group (ADAG) qualifies with pristine flying colours. But then, that never meant that Anil's individual companies lacked the focus on innovation to even a degree. For starters, Reliance Infocomm is the first mobile company in India to introduce 3D-Animation on mobile phones. Not only that, Reliance Infocomm has introduced R World i...
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| Lords of the Loud |
| 2006-08-28 08:58:24 |
At IIPM Mumbai we strongly believe in voicing out "Loud" our concerns for the sustenance of "Human Life". With this belief was born the idea of the "Lords of the Loud" concert an event that would create awareness across Mumbai about the deadly disease AIDS...Read More...
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| Lords of the Loud |
| 2006-08-28 01:58:24 |
At IIPM Mumbai we strongly believe in voicing out "Loud" our concerns for the sustenance of "Human Life". With this belief was born the idea of the "Lords of the Loud" concert an event that would create awareness across Mumbai about the deadly disease AIDS that is predominantly spreading rapidly amongst the youth.The concert brought together two of the greatest bands Euphoria and Strings from India and Pakistan respectively. The bands were especially selected to show solidarity between the two nations against this fight because "AIDS does not discriminate people do"The gates were only opened at 6:00pm but a staggering crowd awaited patiently almost an hour earlier to enter the venue. As the astounding crowd of more than 8000 people sang, shout and danced to the spell: bounding music of "Strings" who ended their heart rendering performance with the soulful song from the movie "Zinda" and reminded the crowd of the Importance of each person's Zindagi and to double the effort against eradicating the spread of the HIV Virus.The stage then played host to the energetic beats of "Euphoria" who pumped up the energy with their playful and vibrant songs. The concert was given a fitting end with the song "Kabhie Ana Tu Meri Gali" but with new lyrics dedicated to the city of "Mumbai: titled Kabhie Ana Tu Mumbai Gali". The lead singer Palash Sen a doctor by profession in his farewell emphasized to the crowd the significance of spreading AIDS Awareness.The concert will be etched in the minds of all attendees as being a great evening dedicated to an even greater cause.
Lords of the Loud in NEWSMid day: 18th May 2006Mid day: 25th May 2006Mid day: 26th May 2006Mid day: 27th May 2006Mid day: 25th May 2006Free Press: 22nd May 2006Sunday Times: 28th May 2006DNA: 29th May 2006DNA: 4th June 2006The Times Of India: 4th June 2006Hindustan Times: 30th May 2006The Indian Express: 30th May 2006The Asian Age: 31st May 2006Andheri West: 2nd June 2006For more information on the IIPM Event, Pleas...
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