SP Jain in the News

It is often said that artificial intelligence (AI) is the new electricity. Dr Debashis Guha (Associate Professor and Director – Machine Learning, SP Jain School of Global Management) draws parallels between the evolution of electricity and AI in an article for Inc42, a leading Indian publication known for its coverage of the Indian start-up ecosystem.   

‘Fintech’ has been the buzzword since the last few years. The pervasiveness of finance and technology across various industry sectors means that Fintech is relevant, can unlock value and provide a competitive edge especially during tough times like the COVID-19 pandemic. Where social distancing is forcing businesses to go online, Fintech talent is high in demand and whether you want to upskill or change your career path, the Fintech industry remains one of the most lucrative options, writes Vikram Pandya (Director – Fintech, SP Jain School of Global Management) in The Indian Express.

Doing a part-time Executive MBA (EMBA) is a big investment in both time and money, typically over an 18-24-month timeframe. An EMBA’s investment benefits can be determined over many decades as it is intended to help people become a better generalist manager and then transition to become a more effective leader. But how does an EMBA help sharpen your leadership and decision-making skills? Dr Gary Stockport (Dean – EMBA, SP Jain) shares in an article for Education World.

The Class of 2020 graduates will be bracing themselves to enter the workforce during one of the most challenging times for the global economy. What could they do to be more employable amid the COVID-19 crisis? Nitish Jain (President, SP Jain School of Global Management) shares his outlook in The Indian Express, one of India’s largest-read publications.

Extraordinary circumstances call for extraordinary measures. How has SP Jain School of Global Management become a game-changer using its new Engaged Learning Online (ELO) technology? How does one stay inspired and inspire others in such challenging times? Nitish Jain (President, SP Jain) answers these questions, shares his work-from-home experience and more in a candid conversation with host Hrishikesh Kannan on 94.3 Radio One FM as part of their ‘CEOs working from home’ series.

With COVID-19 bringing the world to a standstill, universities are racing to adapt their programs and classes to online alternatives. In this landscape, SP Jain School of Global Management has become a game-changer of sorts using its new Engaged Learning Online (ELO) technology which was developed in anticipation of the need for high quality and customised online education.

The COVID-19 outbreak has provided a unique opportunity for business schools to test their readiness for online teaching. In these dynamic times, a good online pedagogy provides much-needed flexibility to the students while not compromising on their skill development. How can institutions ensure students get the same learning experience online as they would in a conventional classroom? Dr Nawazish Mirza (Associate Professor and Area Head – Finance, SP Jain School of  Global Management) shares his insights in an article published in Edarabia, a leading education portal in the Middle East.

The EdTech sector was already booming but the COVID-19 outbreak has made online classes and homeschooling the only way of learning. How will this shift the paradigm of the education sector? Is it a viable solution? Nitish Jain (President, SP Jain School of Global Management) shares his insights in an interview with The New Indian Express’ Edexlive.