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Welcome to SP Jain Global Blogs – where the heart of our community comes alive through inspiring stories, industry insights, and first-hand experiences. From expert perspectives to real-life journeys, this is your space to explore, connect, and feel at home in a world of ideas and inspiration.
Have you ever wondered why maths is the secret sauce of AI? In fact, if AI were a dish, maths would be the secret sauce—the ingredient that brings it all together. Let’s unpack how maths quietly powers AI and why understanding it is key to working with (or just understanding) intelligent systems.
Topics: Undergraduate Programs, Bachelor of Data Science, Faculty Insights
In today’s data driven world, industries and organisations strive to transform a massive amount of information into strategic decisions and make data one of their most valuable assets. Understanding how to capture, process and derive insights from data has become essential. The journey from raw data to actionable insights about the data requires a blend of specialised skills and tools, with data science and data engineering serving as two distinct yet essential roles in this process. This article will explore the unique skill sets, tools, and responsibilities of data scientists and data engineers.
Topics: Undergraduate Programs, Bachelor of Data Science, Faculty Insights
Today’s executive leaders face a convergence of challenges: industry disruption, technological acceleration, and volatile economic environments. From AI-powered innovation to geopolitical tensions and shifting trade regimes, leadership now demands more than intuition and experience.
Topics: Executive MBA, Thought Leadership, Faculty Insights
For seasoned middle and senior executives navigating the complexities of today’s dynamic business landscape, the pursuit of a SP Jain Global ‘Doctor of Business Administration (DBA)’ represents not just another qualification but a strategic inflection point in their career journey.
Investing is more than just numbers, charts, and market analysis—it’s also deeply psychological. Many investors, both beginners and seasoned professionals, fall prey to emotional biases that lead to costly mistakes. Understanding and overcoming these biases is the key to making rational, informed decisions that lead to long-term financial success.
Topics: Executive MBA, Faculty Insights
Over the years I have been asked by many BBA grads for advice on the best career choice and how to achieve it. My answers have changed over the years, but my recommended process has not. Being a visual person, I like to see things, so the first step in starting a career as a fresh grad is to choose the/a position that you aspire to and work backwards to come up with the right starting position and the associated pathway to achieving your goal eventually.
Topics: Careers, Undergraduate Programs, Thought Leadership, Bachelor of Business Administration, Faculty Insights
Picture this: A seasoned professional walks into a face-to-face class directly from the airport, having managed a global meeting hours before. On another occasion, a marine engineer stationed on an oil rig adjusts his schedule to engage in online sessions during downtime.
Topics: Executive MBA, Thought Leadership, Faculty Insights
Today’s globalised world is characterised by greater business and trade facilitations between nation states & a strong impetus towards entrepreneurial ventures. As students complete their 12th standard examinations, both students and their parents grapple with which course or program to choose from amongst the diverse range of options that are presented to today’s young generation. Once they zero down to the discipline of ‘Management Courses’ at the undergraduate level, the next dilemma that they seem to face is a choice amongst the provided program alternatives; namely a BMS (Bachelor of Management Studies) and a BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration).
Topics: Careers, Undergraduate Programs, Bachelor of Data Science, Thought Leadership, Bachelor of Business Administration, Faculty Insights
The MBA program is over 125 years old. It was said to have begun at Harvard in 1908. In the early 1900s, the United States of America was going through a period of industrialisation. Smoke stacks mushroomed across the American landscape.
Topics: Executive MBA, SP Jain MBA, Faculty Insights
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