SP JAIN GLOBAL BLOGS

Aishwarya Saxena (Big Data & Visual Analytics Program – Class of 2018) recently aced her interviews with Ernst & Young, landing a job coveted by many. What is her success story? We caught up with Aishwarya to find out.

Topics: Alumni Stories

Dr Rajiv Aserkar, Professor & Head of Logistics and Supply Chain at SP Jain on  managing these challenges with technology.

Topics: Thought Leadership, Supply Chain & Logistics

Dr CJ Meadows, Director of the Innovation & Insight Centre, SP Jain lends expertise on the workforce of tomorrow.

Topics: Thought Leadership, Faculty Insights

In this disruptive age, a fast-track career growth is defined majorly by effective personal and leadership skills.

Topics: Executive MBA, Admissions

 

Various softwares and the internet have already become an intrinsic part of our lives, while others, like AI and Virtual Reality, will soon be ubiquitous

Topics: Thought Leadership

 

With the job market rewarding specialisation, a one-size-fits-all MBA may no longer be enough. While the classic specialisations in Marketing, Finance, HR, IT, and others are still useful, they won’t necessarily make you stand out from the crowd.

Topics: Thought Leadership

 

The increasing pace of financial services is now responded by the industry’s necessity to upgrade. This has driven the experts to deduce that the finance, in today’s scenario, acts more as a facilitator than the purveyor of financial products and services. In such scenario, the amalgamation of Finance and Technology (FinTech) is the hottest sector to be in, thanks to enabling technologies like Blockchain, API, Big data analytics, AI/ML and Internet of Things. Of these, Blockchain holds the biggest promise.

Topics: MBA, Thought Leadership, Disruptive Technologies

 

Could you tell us about your venture, JPS Legal?

Topics: Global MBA, Alumni Stories

 

Apoorva Mittal (BBA’14) recently authored her first book, Refugee Changemakers: From Displaced to Indispensable, which documents the journey of thirteen immigrants from Syria, Iraq, Eritrea, Uganda, Sirrea Leone and Rwanda to the Netherlands. The foreword for the book has been written by Dr Henrik Syse (member of the Norwegian Nobel committee). Two of the stories from the book were also featured in a report by UN Academic Impact and Media Tenor, which was launched at the World Economic Forum in Davos in 2018.

Topics: Alumni Stories, Bachelor of Business Administration