Visakhapatnam: The South Asia Conference International International Business Academy (AIB) began at the Indian Management Institute of Visakhapatnam (IIM-V) on Sunday.
This event is organized by IIM-V in virtual mode.
The faculty at IIM-V and conference seats, AIB-SAC, Prof.
Deepika Gupta, said that the AIB-SAC will provide a platform to members of the disgrace and scholars worldwide, including Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, and Sri Lanka.
“It will help collaborate with research professionals, exchange their ideas, present papers, and discuss mutually beneficial problems and care,” said Prof.
Deepika.
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In the keynote address, president of disgrace, and honorable professor, Rutgers Business School, USA, Prof.
Farok contractor highlighted the bag agenda.
He talked about the importance of learning international business.
He emphasized the role of international business which led to sustainable development in the South Asia economy.
Speaking at the initial function, Director of Iimv, Prof.
M Chandrashekhar, said; “Sustainability and profitability runs along, therefore in the long run, organizations need more investment in sustainable methods to create wealth.” Prof.
Chandrasekhar also talks about the importance and emergence of new business models.
The executive board of the Executive Board and the Faculty of South Asia in IIM Bangalore, said Prof.
Raghunath, said; “Looking at the current scenario someone needs to adopt the 4R method – reduce, reuse, restore and regenerate that will produce a sustainable business environment.” Prof.
Raghunath explained how digitization helped business to develop during a pandemic.
A total of 109 research papers around the world are delivered in the AIB-SAC, which includes themes such as the impact of Covid-19 and sustainable development, failure and survival strategies during international entrepreneurship, international finance, impact on SMEs, MSMEs, and new businesses, Atmanirbhar Bharat, the Make-in-Indian initiative, and the role of digitizing in economic survival during difficult times.
Of the 109 research papers, 50 top papers were selected through the peer-blind review process for the presentation at the conference.
These papers will be presented by academics and scholars from leading institutions, including many IIMS, IIT, and other major business schools throughout the world.
Chairs with conferences, and faculty at North-South University, Dhaka, Dr.
Mohammad Tayeenul Hoque, giving a speech to conclude for the prime.