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Issue date | July 1, 2008 | |||
| Volume No | 01 | ||||
| Issue No | 02 | ||||
| No of pages | 65 | ||||
| Cover price Rs | Rs.100/- | ||||
| Subscription Rs | Annual Subscription Rs. 200/- | ||||
| Editor name & contact No | Mrs.
Dipali Kale 9901041941 |
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| Journal website link | http://www.iasms.in | ||||
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Impact of physical infrastructure on logistic management in India. | Kalpana, R. | kalpanalnr@gmail.com | ||
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Vendor managed inventory with RFID:A model discussion on pharma industry | Debendra Mahalik | debendramahalik1@dataone.in, debendra_mahalik@hotmail.com | ||
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ERP- An effective tool for managerial decision making | G.S.Vijaya | VidVijaya@yahoo.co.in | ||
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Green marketing | Arul Mozhi | arul_86@yahoo.com | ||
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Knowledge management | Karisma | click2karishma@gmail.com | ||
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Sensitive sensex at Dalal street | Pandurang
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dgpandu@gmail.com | ||
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and developments in the research articles covering the areas of Logistics
and Supply chain Management, Knowledge management, Green marketing and
sensitive sensex. A book review which provides small introduction giving
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Author: Kalpana, R. |
| Infrastructure and its
development play a key role in improving& sustaining a countries
growth. Logistics management is one of the most important sectors today’s
companies are targeting for quick and timely availability of inputs and
supply of output to customer.
India is set to emerge as one of the world’s largest economies. This is not achievable unless infrastructure improves. Although, the e-infrastructure related to computers and telecom has improved in the last few years in the country, the physical infrastructure related to improvement of Roads, construction of fly-over , Trains, Airports and modern Ports have not shown similar improvement. This paper brings out the status of infrastructure & its reasons and how it will effect the logistics management of companies & measures taken by India in improving the same. The paper also makes a comparison of infrastructural status of India & china the two major growing economies of the world which are vying with each other in attracting FDIs in all sectors. Author Background : Mrs. Kalpana R is a lecturer at Indian Academy School Of Management Studies,Bangalore-43, |
| Title: Vendor Managed
Inventory with RFID: A Model Discussion of Pharma Industry
Author: Debendra Mahalik Organizations are sourcing materials from different source at different point of time to maintain inventory at proper level; which helps in maintaining profitability. Maintaining inventory at proper level requires accurate information from customer and suppliers, which is a continuous process. In the present context due to the competition, every one or the other wants focus on core activity and outsource other non core activity as far possible, which in term has evolve the concept of 3rd party managing the inventory. Information has its importance in inventory management but in the absence of timely and accurate information, supply chain is compensates for the lack of information with inventory. Not only does poor information flow build supply chain inventories, but it also leads to increases in demand and inventory in tern involve costs. In this paper a concept frame has been suggested for a successful outsourcing of inventory management with the help of the RFID technology in Pharmatutical industry. Author Background: Lecturer PG Dept of Business Administration, Sambalpur University, Jyoti Vihar Title: Enterprise Resource Planning- an effective tool for Managerial Decision making Author: G.S.Vijaya Enterprise Resource Planning is an effective tool for the managers to make decisions in this changing world. Enterprise Resource Planning is a software solution that addresses the enterprise needs taking a process view of the organization to meet the organizational goals by tightly integrating all functions of the enterprise. In today’s intensely competitive marketplace, companies can benefit strategically and tactically from enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, if implemented correctly. The main Research Objectives are to identify the tools which contributes in effectiveness of ERP and its application to enhance managerial effectiveness based on factors like reducing cycle time / faster information processing, improving financial management, laying foundation for e-commerce, etc. The research is both explorative and descriptive in nature. Author background: Assistant professor, Department of Management Studies Nitte Meenakshi Institute of Technology Yelahanka, Bangalore . Title: GREEN MARKETING Author: Arul
Mozhi
The concept of Green Consumerism is as old as Indian civilization, but popularity of this term has been widely use nowadays only because of the developments in the technology and the changes we have willingly bought into our lifestyle. Marketers are modifying their behavior in order to address some of the environmental concerns faced by the consumers today. “Green Marketing” has been used to describe marketing activities which attempt to reduce the negative social and environmental impacts of existing products and production systems, and which promote less damaging products and services. Author background: Student ,IV semester MBA Indian Academy School of Management Studies, Bangalore Title: KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT Author: Karisma Knowledge management is a strategy that turns as organization’s intellectual assets-both recorded information and talents of its members into greater productivity, new value and increased competitiveness. The only sustainable advantage a firm has comes from what it collectively knows, how efficiently it uses what it knows and how readily it acquires and use new knowledge. Knowledge Management programs are typically tied to organizational objectives such as improved performance, competitive advantage, innovation, lessons learnt transfer (for example between projects) and the general development of collaborative practices. Author background : Student, IV semester, MBA Indian Academy School of Management Studies. Bangalore Title: SENSITIVE SENSEX AT DALAL STREET Author:Pandurang
Kale Bombay stock exchange the root of the stock exchange Mumbai can be traced back to 1875.When the share and stock brokers association was established. BSE is the oldest stock exchange in Asia and the most important exchange in Indian capital market. It is not that Indian stock look cheap at current level but when bullish global investors compare Indian to market like China and Brazil. Indian equity does not look as expensive. Make sense they agree to buy some more of India Monday 29 oct.2007, 735 point rally that look the Sensex to an all time high of 20,025 point in intra-day trade is part of the juggernaut started by bull on Dalal street over four years ago. Author background : Student ,IV Semester,MBA Indian Academy School of Management Studies,Bangalore INDIA SHINING – LATE SRI DHIRUBAI AMBANI Contributed by- Praveen Kumar , Student ,IV semester MBA. It is an insight into the entrepreneurial and leadership qualities of Dhirubhai Ambani, the founder of the Reliance Group. |