Its 24th November again and ManagementParadise.com completes half a decade of serving management students; be it BMS, BBI, BMM, BBA students and MBA aspirants or MBAs or Professionals wanting to re-visit Management Education.
Be it from Publishing Books for TYBMS students to writing an ebook for ... [Read More]
I recently bumped across Pranav Mistry's Sixth Sense Technology which is doing to change the whole dynamics of how the digital world and the real world operates.
Its a virtual world that integrates amazingly in the real world and I cant imagine the revolution this will bring in the world we live today.
To understand what I'm saying, YOU MUST ABSOLUTELY watch ... [Read More]
Following our age old ritual of important questions bank One DAY ( in most cases night) before the exam, here we are once again to help you pass with flying colors in your journey to the notorious TYBMS SEM 5 Board exams.
The Questions Bank for HRM will be released between 10 - 12 tonight, so keep studying and make sure you take a look at the questions we put up over here once. Brush through them and kick some @^$%*^&% @s$ in the exams ... [Read More]
The way to a consumer’s wallet goes through her mind space. It is this space that is more precious than a million square inch of space on newspapers, magazines and billboards, hours of primetime slots on television and radio broadcasting networks and gigabytes of space on Internet and mobiles. If you think that you have the creativity required to win a customer’s mind space amidst the shouts of hundreds of... [Read More]
By Rakhee Nagpal
Today's retail environment is tough. Shrinking budgets, layoffs, consolidation, and demanding construction schedules mean that you have to do more with less time, less money, and less staff. To get stores designed, built, renovated and maintained on time and on budget, it is highly critical to work smarter than your competitors and stay connected with the three core elements of effective retailing - people, process and technology
Asian financial stocks declined after the Nikkei newspaper said Japanese banks are preparing a new round of share sales. Energy stocks advanced as the Australian Financial Review flagged a possible takeover bid for Woodside Petroleum Ltd.
The Sensex gained 158 points to close at 17,180 after trading between 17,214 and 17,045. The rally was in anticipation to huge buying seen in frontline stocks like Reliance Ind, Tata Steel, Dr. Reddy, Cipla and ITC. The Nifty ended up 51 points to close at 5,103. Buying was seen in oil & gas, banking, pharma and metal stocks. However, selling continued in telecom, realty, select power and technology stocks. The market breadth was positive and the markets reported total turnover of Rs 98,738... [Read More]
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