Focussed MBA or generalized MBA. The space is large enough to absorb this and many more versions. I think what matters is what sort of finished product come out. If genuine transformation has happened for the better, all is fine.
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On Tuesday, 8 July 2014 7:02 AM, Prabhakar Waghodekar <waghodekar@rediffmail.com> wrote:
As many sectors cannot sustain the rapid growth of electronics applications for half life of
electronics has come down to hardly a few days, so is the case with management education. Due to
changes in market-operations compounded with use of ITC in teaching, the education has become
agile. There appears to be heavy imbalance what the market does want with vibrant rapid changes
on one hand and paucity of trained faculty well equipped with ITC based education technology on
the other. This needs total revolution in management education. We need to adopt learning
organizations concepts.
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On Mon, 07 Jul 2014 17:17:13 +0530 "Prof. Bholanath Dutta" wrote
> While the classic model of learning management concepts has been the norm for a long time; a
prolonged ailing economy and the technology boom has stirred the pedagogy concepts not just
globally, but also in India. There is a sudden spurt in the number of specialized and compressed
management masters programmes. The market value and the employability factor of these courses
are being debated by both students and institutes. While institutes are dealing with the dilemma
of whether to offer such courses and the investment return, students are wondering if choosing a
focused course over generalised MBA is a good career move.[Source: Edu Leader]Educate, Empower,
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electronics has come down to hardly a few days, so is the case with management education. Due to
changes in market-operations compounded with use of ITC in teaching, the education has become
agile. There appears to be heavy imbalance what the market does want with vibrant rapid changes
on one hand and paucity of trained faculty well equipped with ITC based education technology on
the other. This needs total revolution in management education. We need to adopt learning
organizations concepts.
______________________________________________________________________________________________
On Mon, 07 Jul 2014 17:17:13 +0530 "Prof. Bholanath Dutta" wrote
> While the classic model of learning management concepts has been the norm for a long time; a
prolonged ailing economy and the technology boom has stirred the pedagogy concepts not just
globally, but also in India. There is a sudden spurt in the number of specialized and compressed
management masters programmes. The market value and the employability factor of these courses
are being debated by both students and institutes. While institutes are dealing with the dilemma
of whether to offer such courses and the investment return, students are wondering if choosing a
focused course over generalised MBA is a good career move.[Source: Edu Leader]Educate, Empower,
ElevateProf. Bholanath DuttaFounder, Convener & President
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