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1E-8, Saturday, January 1, 5:10-6:50 P.M.<br />
Session: Management Education in 2020-II<br />
Session Chair: Darshan Desai<br />
Berkeley College<br />
8044 Co-creating Learning: Management Education 2.0 through the Lenses of Complexity<br />
Darshan Desai, Berkeley College, darshudesai@gmail.com<br />
This paper discusses the role of learning co-creation in the context of business management education. It addresses how an<br />
educator can play a role of a facilitator of social <strong>net</strong>works and communities; why this role matters in the today’s business<br />
environment; and, how the emergent learning and adaptive leadership can coexist with administrative controls. It further explores<br />
innovative ways to generate and assess adaptive leadership within a <strong>net</strong>work/ community. This paper makes an important<br />
contribution to the existing literature by discussing the generation and assessment of adaptive leadership among online<br />
communities and <strong>net</strong>works.<br />
8440 Role of Business Schools in India in 2020<br />
Umesh Patwardhan, University of Pune, meshdhan@yahoo.com<br />
Manohar Ingale, University of Pune, surmaning@rediffmail.com<br />
The paper aimed at envisaging the role of Indian B-Schools by 2020. The authors have discussed the evolution of management<br />
education and the changing roles of Indian B-Schools. Some of them are,1. Creating knowledgeable, innovative and ethics<br />
driven managers. 2. Creating management consultants to business. 3. Creating management researchers and thinkers proactively<br />
guiding the businesses on changing scenario. The authors have suggested a revised ‘input-process-output’ model and revised<br />
curricula to enable students to effectively play the role which include case study writing, scenario building and sector wise<br />
presentations to industry etc.<br />
8459 Management Education 2020 for Engineering Graduates<br />
Pravin Pathak, K.K.Wagh Polytechnic, pravin_pathakrr@rediff.com<br />
Mandar Kulkarni, S.B.College, mandarkulkarni1989@gmail.com<br />
Many Engineering colleges in India have started MBA as an additional course. The kind of resources and environment expected<br />
for MBA program is missing at most of such places. We can clearly differentiate between MBA at engineering college with MBA<br />
at independent management institute. In many engineering colleges it is observed that faculties of engineering department having<br />
MBA as an additional qualification conducting MBA lectures. We speak to MBA aspirants and MBA students about their<br />
expectations and experience and presenting their views about studying MBA at an engineering college.<br />
8461 Challenges in Management Education in 2020 : Roadmap through Soft Skills<br />
Shalini Kalia, IMT, skalia@imt.edu<br />
Lipi Das, IMT, ldas@imt.edu<br />
Considering the global challenges of India emerging as an economic super power in the world economy, the paper identifies the<br />
unmet needs of management education and how each presents an opportunity to innovate and change by 2020. Although, the<br />
research in this area has been done in global as well as Indian context, our study explores the role of soft skills in bridging this gap<br />
through exploratory qualitative research. The paper gives a framework to leverage the managerial skills required in a highly<br />
competitive corporate environment.<br />
8467 Indian Management Education 2020: The Need for IT Focus<br />
Nilay Yajnik, Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, nilayy@nmims.edu<br />
India is and will continue to be an Information Technology (IT) power. Engineering colleges in India have a good focus on IT in<br />
their curricula. However there are very few Business Schools in India which have a strong IT focus .As the Indian IT industry<br />
moves up the value chain it becomes essential for Business Schools in India to orient themselves to the changing requirements.<br />
This paper will bring out with suggestions the need for reorienting MBA curricula to suit the business scenario of the knowledge<br />
era.