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<strong>TCS</strong> Customer Newsletter<br />

Training Portfolio<br />

Adding value to the spirit of enterprise<br />

Mohammad Arif is leading a fine team at OCTARA as its<br />

Business Head, and what started as a CSR initiative on<br />

the 20th anniversary of <strong>TCS</strong> has developed into a full<br />

fledged business concern as <strong>TCS</strong> celebrates its Silver<br />

Jubilee, focused on developing the human resource in<br />

Pakistan’s corporate landscape. In the current air of crisis<br />

generated by the global recession, OCTARA’s mandate<br />

has taken on a fresh urgency as businesses look to<br />

weathering the storm through an improved caliber of their<br />

human resource that can think out-of-the-box, and is capable<br />

of lateral movement, innovation and intrapreneurship.<br />

Perhaps the most memorable OCTARA event was the jam<br />

packed session with Dr. Prof. Edward de Bono, the father<br />

of lateral thinking. Another memorable session was with<br />

Prof. Kenneth P. Morse, the Senior Lecturer of the MIT<br />

Sloan School of Management, and a great champion of<br />

intrapreneurs whom he defines as creative and innovative<br />

employees of long established companies who recognize<br />

that unless they can develop entrepreneurial behaviors<br />

and activities, they may become redundant in an increasingly<br />

innovative and competitive world economic environment.<br />

OCTARA and its impressive line-up of Marketing and<br />

Management Gurus have a very central role to play in<br />

bringing about this critical transformation within the Pakistani<br />

mindset in the workplace.<br />

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