The Indian Express 8/11/2012
15 October 2012
100+ Professional Social Media Business Tools for Brands and Marketers
Businesses and organizations who are serious about engaging with customers in a meaningful way have to go beyond the basics in social media. That’s why I’ve put together this comprehensive, yet easily scannable, list of social media tools and resources that can be deployed by small business or large enterprises.
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22 September 2012
10 Top Reasons Why First-Time Entrepreneurs Fail
"For entrepreneurs -- especially
those just starting out -- businesses succeed as much as they fail.
I’ve seen this time and again as a mentor and entrepreneur. But
statistics also suggest that the failure rate for new startups within
the first five years is as high as 50 percent....!!!
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21 August 2012
How to self-publish an ebook
Interested in self-publishing an e-book? CNET
Executive Editor David Carnoy offers some basic tips for e-book
publishing and lays out your best options for publishing quickly and
easily.
11 August 2012
60 Ways To Make Life Simple Again
When we were young life was easier, right? I know sometimes
it seems that way. But the truth is life still is easy.
It always will be. The only difference is we’re older, and
the older we get, the more we complicate things for ourselves.
You see, when we were young we saw the world through simple, hopeful eyes. We knew what we wanted and we had no biases or concealed agendas. We liked people who smiled. We avoided people who frowned. We ate when we were hungry, drank when we were thirsty, and slept when we were tired...
3 August 2012
How to get an ISBN Number in India....
The International Standard Book Number
(ISBN) is a unique numeric commercial book identifier based upon the
9-digit Standard Book Numbering (SBN) code created by Gordon Foster,
Emeritus Professor of Statistics at Trinity College, Dublin, for the
booksellers and stationers W. H. Smith and others in 1961.
30 July 2012
The Economist
The Economist is an English-language weekly news and international
affairs publication owned by The Economist Newspaper Ltd. and edited
in offices in London..Continuous publication began under founder
James Wilson in September 1843. For historical reasons The Economist
refers to itself as a newspaper, but each print edition appears on
small glossy paper like a news magazine, and its YouTube channel is
called Economist Magazine In 2006, its average weekly circulation was
reported to be 1.5 million, about half of which were sold in the
United States.
(Source :Wikipedia)
ASB Library subscribe both print and online subscriptions of The Economist.
23 July 2012
Vikalpa: The Journal for Decision Makers
Vikalpa: The Journal
for Decision Makers is a quarterly publication of the Indian
Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, India. Its objective is to
disseminate concepts of professional management and contribute to a
better understanding of the context, resources, structures, systems,
processes, and performance of organizations.(Source :www.vikalpa.com)
18 July 2012
EBSCO Business Source Elite
This business database provides full text for over 1,000 business publications. The rich collection of titles in Business Source Elite
provides information dating back to 1985. More than 10,100 substantial
company profiles from Datamonitor are also included. This database is
updated on a daily basis via EBSCOhost. Following links provide the latest information.
Other Sources (Conference Proceedings Collection, Country Report, etc.)
13 July 2012
16 Creative Ways to Use Twitter for Business
Is
your Twitter activity feeling stale?The
good news is that you can easily revitalize
your Twitter experience!Here
are 16 ways to bring
new life and renewed business purpose to your Twitter efforts.
What are the 10 Secret Benefits of Blogging?
Just about everyone is a blogger these days whether
they realize it or not.If you write something on Facebook
and receive comments and feedback then you are a blogger.Tweet a
short sentence of 140 characters on Twitter and you are a micro
blogger.Upload a video to YouTube where you can obtain subscribers
and elicit comments, then you are a video blogger...
Read
more
10 July 2012
Dataquest
Dataquest is India's
oldest IT publication. A fortnightly, Dataquest is published by Cyber
Media India Ltd, South Asia's largest specialty media group. The
magazine targets senior IT managers in user organizations as well as
the IT industry professionals in India.Dataquest has grown with the
Indian IT industry from its infancy and has championed many causes.
It was one of the first publications to champion energy/green issues
and the application of IT in governance.
Yojana magazine
All archival issues of Yojana now
available on-line.
Seminar magazine
Seminar magazine an Indian Magazine attempts a departure from the usual type journals. Each
issue deals with a single problem. Those who hold different and at
times opposing viewpoints express their thoughts. The credo of
the magazine is ‘to reflect through
free discussion, every shade
of Indian thought and aspiration...to gather the facts and ideas of
this age and to
help thinking people arrive at a certain degree of
cohesion and clarity in facing the problems of economics, of
politics, of culture.’
30 June 2012
INFLIBNET Open access Consortium
Open access is a publication
model wherein neither a reader nor the reader's institution are charged
for access to articles or other resources. Users are free to read,
download, copy, distribute, print, search, or link to the full texts of
these articles. The INFLIBNET Consortium encourages open access through
institutional repositories in its member institutions.
29 June 2012
Economic and Political Weekly archive
The Economic and Political Weekly (EPW) is an Indian
magazine published from Mumbai by the Sameeksha Trust, a charitable
trust. The magazine was first published in 1949 as the Economic
Weekly and since 1966 was re-christened the Economic and Political
Weekly.
The EPW publishes both scholarly research and
information about current events. In addition to news, editorial
comment and book reviews, the Weekly carries academic articles by top
scholars, especially in its twice-yearly special issues.
28 June 2012
100 Best Blogs for International Business Students
International business students not only have to learn all there is to
know about business, but they also need to learn plenty of other things
too, like the culture and society of other countries. The following
blogs provide an excellent opportunity for students to find out
first-hand about doing business in countries around the world, hear from
other b-school students living and studying abroad, find out what
professors have to say, and even explore the developing field of
micro financing.
Read more
21 June 2012
The 25 Best Leadership Bloggers
Anyone who has ever tried to lead people will tell you leadership is
more like art than science. And as with art, perfecting the craft of
leadership requires studying under a master. Of course, an aspiring
leader must have a foundation of communication, decision-making, and
problem-solving skills, but owning the tools and knowing how to use them
to maximum effect are two different things. The blogosphere is full of
leaders with either outstanding leadership knowledge or strong writing
ability, but far fewer have both. These 25 bloggers earn our endorsement
as the best of the best.
11 June 2012
Research Report
GENERAL OUTLINE OF THE
RESEARCH REPORT
The
Preliminaries/Front Matter
1. Abstract—A brief
summary which restates the problem, the procedures, the main findings,
and the major conclusions. It is usually about 200 words or less
in length. It is considered optional unless the report or journal format
specifically calls for it.
2. Title—The title, in
effect, serves as part of the abstract and should, within a reasonable
length, be descriptive of the study.
3. Copyright notice—copyright protection is effective for the life of the author plus seventy
years. All publications automatically receive copyright
protection, but there are possible advantages to be gained from actually registering
a publication with the Copyright Office.
4. Acknowledgments
(optional).
5. Table of contents—this
is particularly important if the report is relatively long.
6.List of tables (where
needed).
7.List of figures
(graphic illustrations other than tables).
The Text
1. Introduction and
problem
a. Brief
introduction—This is not always considered desirable as it usually
summarizes the report and therefore becomes somewhat redundant. It
can help to express the purpose of the study at an early point
in
the report.
b. Statement of the
problem—This section also typically includes a brief
review of
documents relevant to the problem.
c. Identification of
subproblems, if any
d. Delimitations of the
study
e. Conceptual definitions
of key terms
f. Abbreviations, if
needed
g. Statement of the need
or justification for the study
h. A note on the
organization of the remainder of the report
2. Review of related
literature—This review will build on the briefer literature
review
provided for the problem statement. It should provide the conceptual
basis for the hypothesis to follow. It may also draw on related
subject
fields. If individuals are cited, their authority should be
indicated.
3. Conceptual framework
of the study—As is true for the proposal, many
researchers prefer
that this section precede the literature review and
often include it
in the introductory or problem section.
a. Hypothesis(es) and/or
research questions
b. Assumptions—These
basic assumptions help to support the logic of
the hypothesis.
c.Operational definitions
of important concepts
4. Design of the
study—The design of the study is broader than the basic
research
method (e.g., survey), which should already be apparent at
this
point. The description of the design should be clear and precise
about what was done and how it was done.
a. The population and
sampling procedures, if any—This section should
include a
description of the research locale or setting if important.
b. Sources of relevant
data, including criteria for admissibility
c. Data collection
techniques and instruments
d. Data analysis
techniques.
5. Results
a. Descriptive
statistics, if utilized
b. Inferential
statistics—The section where hypotheses, if any, are tested
c. Other findings—An
optional section of miscellaneous findings or
results not directly
related to the hypothesis
d. Summary of results
6. Summary and
conclusions
a.
Summary of the study
b.Interpretations and
conclusions
c.Limitations of the
results
d.Recommendations, if
any, for future research
Back Matter
1. References—The list
of citations or footnotes, if not provided at the
appropriate
locations in the text.
2. Bibliography—A list
of other “classic” studies and highly relevant
items; it also
will include the references, if not listed separately.
3. Appendix—The
appendix or appendices should include only supplementary material not
essential to an understanding of the text.
4 June 2012
Book Arrangement
Books in ASB library are
arranged by subject using the Dewey Decimal
Classification system.
Each subject is given a number called a Call number, and
the books are
then shelved in numerical order.
The Dewey Decimal
Classification divides all knowledge into ten main subject
areas,
which are each assigned a range of numbers:
000
– 099
General subjects, computing
100
– 199
Philosophy, psychology
200
– 299
Religion
300
– 399
Social sciences
400
– 499
Language
500
– 599
Natural sciences, mathematics
600
– 699
Technology (applied sciences)
700
– 799
Arts, entertainment
800
– 899
Literature
900
– 999
History, geography
The main subject areas are subdivided
into smaller and smaller sections, giving
more specific subjects
like:
600 Technology (applied sciences)
610 Medical sciences and medicine
620 Engineering & allied operations
630 Agriculture
640 Home economics & family living
650 Management & auxiliary services
660 Chemical engineering
670 Manufacturing
680 Manufacture for specific uses
690 Buildings
620 Engineering & allied operations
630 Agriculture
640 Home economics & family living
650 Management & auxiliary services
660 Chemical engineering
670 Manufacturing
680 Manufacture for specific uses
690 Buildings
and again subdivided into ...
650 Management & auxiliary services
- 650.1 Personal success in business
- 651.3 Office management
- 651.5 Records management
- 651.7 Communication Creation and transmission of records
- 651.8 Data processing Computer applications
- 652.3 Typewriting
- 652.5 Word processing
654 not used
655 not used
656 not used
657 Accounting
658 General management
- 658.1 Organization and finance
- 658.2 Plant management
- 658.3 Personal management
- 658.4 Executive management
- 658.5 Management of production
- 658.7 Management of materials
- 658.8 Management of distribution (Marketing)
Every DDC call number begins with a three-digit whole number, and some are followed by decimal numbers. The second part contains three letters called book number.So a call number is the combination of both Class number and Book Number.
DDC Call Number
973.3
|
The Declaration of Independence |
UNI
|
by the United States of America |
- The first number, 9, places the book in the 900s which is History & Geography,
- The second number, 7, places the book in the 970s which is General History of North America,
- The third number, 3, places the book the in 973s which is United States,
- The fourth number, 3, places the book the in 973.3s which is Revolution and confederation, 1775-1789,
- Thus 973.3 is used for materials about the
American revolution and confederation which occurred between 1775
and 1789.
The second line identifies the author of the work by
using the first three letters of the author's last name, or the
corporate name. In this example, the author is a group or corporate
entity with no "last name," so the first three letters of
the whole name are used, UNI.
When using the call number, treat the number that
precedes the decimal/period/full stop as a whole number, and that
which follows it as a decimal number. Therefore, 091 comes before
910, and 940.13 comes before 940.3. Letters on the second line are
read alphabetically.
DDC Numbers
Arranged in Alpha-Numeric Order
098
HAN |
973.3
UNI |
976.3
HAL |
976.4
CAR |
976.4
JOH |
977.219
AYL |
977.5
ARC |
977.5
GAR |
978.827
ARN |
1 June 2012
30 May 2012
11 May 2012
World Development Report Online
The World Development Report (WDR) has been produced
on an annual basis since 1978 and is the World Bank's major analytical
publication. The topic of each report is selected by the Bank’s president three years in advance of the book’s publication.
Read more..
http://wdronline.worldbank.
Read more..
http://wdronline.worldbank.
20 April 2012
New arrivals:Books List 3
| Title | Author | Barcode |
| The Way Were Working Isnt Working: | Schwartz, Tony | 3342 |
| Hey, Whipple, Squeeze This: | Sullivan,Luke | 3341 |
| Management and Organisation: | Linstead,Stephen | 3343 |
| Captains Courageous | Kipling,Rudyard | 3340 |
| Thinking Design | Balaram,S | 3316 |
| Understanding Strategic management | Henry,Anthony E | 3314 |
| Supply Chain Cost Management | Anklesaria,Jimmy | 3312 |
| Supply Chain Management | Madan,Pankaj | 3313 |
| Principles of organizational behaviour | Fincham, Robin | 3308 |
| Relationship marketing | Godson,Mark | 3288 |
| Entrepreneurship | Roy,Rajeev | 3289 |
| Ensure Team Effectiveness | Aldridge,Kerry | 3285 |
| Manage projects | Kent, Christine. | 3286 |
| Manage an information or knowledgemanagement system | Robertshawe,Penny | 3284 |
| Compensation management: | Deb, Topomoy | 3310 |
| A study in Business Ethics | Raj,Rituparna | 3322 |
| Banking Strategy, Credit Appraisal, And Lending Decisions: A Risk | Bhattacharya,Hrishikes | 3321 |
| Negotiation | Hames,David S. | 3317 |
| Brand Management: Principles and Practices | Dutta,Kirti | 3301 |
| Legal Aspects Of Business | Saravanavel,P | 3324 |
| Marketing Strategy | Mishra,Anil | 3282 |
| Understanding Michael Porter: | Magretta,Joan | 3293 |
| Textbook of Hotel Housekeeping Management &operations | Andrews,Sudhir | 3291 |
| The Case Study Handbook: | Ellet,William | 3303 |
| Customer in The Boardroom?: | Bijapurkar,Rama | 3294 |
| Facebook Marketing For Dummies | Dunay,Paul | 3297 |
| Logistical Management: | Bowersox,Donald J | 3306 |
| Supply Chain Management: | 3320 | |
| Organization theory | Eriksson-Zetterquist,Ulla et.al | 3302 |
| Economic environment of business | Chakraborthy,suman Kalyan | 3319 |
| No Country For Women | Nasreen,Taslima | 3351 |
| An Idea Whose Time Has Come: The Story of the Indian School of Business | Sinha,Pramath Raj | 3352 |
| Human Resource Development & Employee Relation | Riley, Pippa | 3298 |
| Foundations of financial management | Block,Stanley et.al | 3330 |
| Financial management | Sinha, Pradip Kumar | 3329 |
| International Marketing | Czinkota,Michael R. | 3327 |
| Collapse: How Societies Choose to Fail or Survive | Diamond,Jared | 3346 |
| Up from Slavery | Washington,Booker T. | 3344 |
| Midnight's Children | Rushdie,Salman | 3347 |
| Every Second Counts | Armstrong, Lance | 3348 |
| Communication Skills | Kumar,Sanjay | 3309 |
| IT Service Management | Kelkar,S A | 3296 |
| International Retailing | Gupta,S L | 3304 |
| Solid Waste Management: | Singh, Jagbir | 3323 |
| Handbook Of Management Consultancy | Sadler, Philip | 3354 |
| Manage budgets and financial plans | Haylee | 3283 |
| Best Thing About You Is You | Kher,Anupam | 3345 |
| International Business | Cherunilam,Francis | 3311 |
| Compensation Management | Bhattacharyya,Dipak Kumar | 3300 |
| Health care management | Singh,Ruchi | 3326 |
| Personality Development And Soft Skills | Mitra,Barun K | 3325 |
| Human Resource Development | David Mcguire, | 3318 |
| Marketing for Hospitality and Tourism Services | Kumar,Prasanna | 3290 |
| Introducing Public Relations: Theory & Practice | Butterick,Keith | 3295 |
| A Shot at History: My Obsessive Journey to Olympic Gold | Bindra, Abhinav | 3353 |
| Colonialism and Neocolonialism | Sartre,Jean-paul | 3350 |
| My Spiritual Autobiography | Dalai Lama | 3349 |
| Case method in management education and training: | Dhar, Upinder | 3356 |
| Case method in management education and training: | Dhar, Upinder | 3355 |
| Marketing Management For Nonprofit Organizations | Sargeant,Adrian | 3292 |
New Arrivals:Books List 2
| Title | Author | Barcode |
| Media ethics | Shrivastava,K M | 3180 |
| Myth buster | Asthana,NC | 3192 |
| David Copperfield | Dickens,Charles | 3260 |
| Mastering People Management | Thomas,Mark | 3191 |
| The Secret Letters of the Monk Who Sold His Ferrari | Sharma, Robin | 3190 |
| A Guide to Open Innovation and Crowdsourcing: Expert Tips and Advice | Sloane,Paul | 3189 |
| Making the Most of Being Mentored: Mentors Help. Mentees Do. | Shea,Gordon | 3188 |
| Creating a High Performance Team: | Conlow,Rick | 3187 |
| Branded Beauty: How Marketing Changed the Way We Look | Tungate,Mark | 3186 |
| Best Practice in Performance Coaching: | Wilson, Carol | 3185 |
| Organizational development a practitioner's guide for OD and HR | Cheung-Judge, Mee-Yan | 3184 |
| The Power of Co-Creation: | Ramaswamy, Venkat | 3183 |
| How Remarkable Women Lead: | Barsh, Joanna | 3182 |
| Public Relations in India: New Tasks and Responsibilities | . Vilanilam, J. V | 3181 |
| Mobile Marketing: | Toker, Aysegul | 3261 |
| The Yellow Emperor's Cure | Basu,Kunal | 3210 |
| Open City | Cole, Teju | 3209 |
| China and India: | Malik,Mohan | 3208 |
| South Asia: Envisioning a Regional Future | Pattanaik,Smruti S | 3207 |
| Handbook Of SAARC | Singh,Sudhir Kumar | 3206 |
| Anna Karenina | Tolstoy,Leo | 3262 |
| Count of Monte Cristo | Dumas,Alexadre | 3263 |
| The Bachelor of arts | Narayan,R K | 3231 |
| The Bachelor of arts | Narayan,R K | 3232 |
| Human Resource Management | Randhawa,Gurpreet | 3228 |
| Group Discussions for admissionsand jobs | John,David | 3229 |
| Tales from Shakespeare | Lamb,Charles | 3244 |
| Oliver Twist | Dickens,Charles | 3245 |
| Frankenstein | Shelly,Mary | 3242 |
| Neoliberalism | 3243 | |
| Room with a view | Forester,EM | 3238 |
| India: An Introduction | Khushwant Singh | 3241 |
| Enigma of Arrival | Naipaul, V. S. | 3247 |
| Eternal Husband and other stories | DostoevskyFyodor | 3240 |
| Sins of the father | Archer,Jeffrey | 3233 |
| The Impulse Economy | 3202 | |
| China InTen words | Hua,Yu | 3205 |
| India Arriving: | Dossani,Rafiq | 3211 |
| Beyond Ego | Horn,Art | 3212 |
| Start and run an internet business | Strange,Carol Anne | 3215 |
| Lajja | Nasrim,Taslina | 3249 |
| Business-To-Business Marketing | Brennan, Ross | 3287 |
| Business Transformations | Chandrasekar,K S | 3281 |
| Innovation, Product Development and Commercialization: | Rafinejad,Dariush | 3280 |
| International Finance | Shailaja,G | 3279 |
| Managing Change: | Hughes,mark | 3278 |
| Marketing Management | Pradhan,Debasis | 3277 |
| Listen First!: | Rappaport,Stephen D | 3276 |
| Small Business Survival Guide: Starting, Protecting, and Securing Your Business for Long-Term Success | Ennico,Cliff | 3275 |
| Beyond Performance: | Keller, Scott | 3274 |
| Winning the Loser's Game, Timeless Strategies for Successful Investing | Ellis,Charles | 3273 |
| Organization Design: | Cichocki, Patricia | 3272 |
| Managing Recruitment Training and Development (Book of Activities) | Christopher,Elizabeth M | 3271 |
| Cracking the IT Interview | Balasubramaniam, M et.al | 3332 |
| Temple and the mosque | Premchand | 3248 |
| Notes on the Great Indian Circus | Khushwant Singh | 3239 |
| The New Rules of Marketing & PR: | Scott,David Meerman | 3214 |
| Shopper Marketing: | Stahlberg, Markus | 3339 |
| Sherlock Holmes, the complete novels and stories | Doyle, Arthur Conan | 3338 |
New Arrivals :Books List 1
Title |
Author |
Barcode |
| Like The Flowing River | Coelho,Paulo | 3225 |
| The Inheritance of Loss | Desai,Kiran | 3235 |
| Mein Kampf | Hitler,Adolf | 3257 |
| Capital | Marx,Karl | 3250 |
| The Rough guide to climate change | Henson ,Robert | 3256 |
| The monk and the riddle : | Komisar,Randy | 3198 |
| Thinking Fast and Slow | Kahneman, Daniel | 3200 |
| One click : | Brandt, Richard L | 3196 |
| Niche : why the market no longer favours the mainstream | Harkin, James | 3201 |
| Managing the non-profit organization : | Drucker, Peter F | 3254 |
| The McGraw-Hill 36-hour course Organizational development | Balzac,Stephen | 3266 |
| Managers, can you hear me now? : hard-hitting lessons on how to get real results | Strigl, Denny F | 3267 |
| The McGraw-Hill 36-hour course : product development | Belz, Andrea | 3268 |
| Research Project | Riley,Pippa | 3204 |
| Expand Your Brand: How to Supersize Any Brand Anywhere in the World | Pereyra, Merrill. | 3193 |
| 7 deadly sins of corporate mismanagement : | Vir Singh, Udai | 3194 |
| The story of my life | Keller, Helen, | 3230 |
| The story of my life | Keller, Helen, | 3259 |
| Motivating People for Improved Performance | Harvard Business School Press | 3197 |
| Hiring Smart for Competitive Advantage | Harvard Business School | 3199 |
| 30 Day MBA in International Business: | Barrow,Colin | 3213 |
| Brand Failures | Haig,Matt | 3216 |
| Face-To-Face Communications for Clarity and Impact | Harvard Business School Press | 3217 |
| HBR's 10 Must Reads on Change | Harvard Business Review Press | 3218 |
| The coffer dams | Markandaya,Kamala | 3234 |
| Coolie | Anand,Mulkraj | 3246 |
| Selected short stories | Saki(Munro H H) | 3265 |
| War and Peace | Tolstoy,Leo | 3264 |
| Memoirs | Pablo,Neruda | 3226 |
| Future Files: | Watson, Richard | 3222 |
| The Entrepreneur's Strategy Guide: Ten Keys for Achieving Marketplace Leadership and Operational Excellence | Cannon, Tim | 3227 |
| The Mobile MBA : 112 Skills to Take You Further, Faster | Owen, Jo | 3219 |
| The India Way: How India\'s Top Business Leaders Are Revolutionizing Management | Cappelli, Peter | 3169 |
| Family Wisdom | Sharma,Robin | 3168 |
| The Greatness Guide2 | Sharma,Robin | 3167 |
| Becoming a Manager: How New Managers Master the Challenges of Leadership | Hill,Linda A. | 3166 |
| Inside Apple | Lashinsky,Adam | 3165 |
| Start It Up | Johnson,Luke | 3156 |
| Role plays | Turner,David | 3155 |
| The Prosperity Bible: The Greatest Writings of All Time on the Secrets to Wealth and Prosperity | Hill,Napoleon et.al | 3153 |
| Training for change | Bishop,Sue | 3154 |
| Successful Finance for Non-Accountants | Brown,Brian | 3150 |
| Organizational behavior. | Robbins, Stephen P | 3335 |
| Organizational behavior. | Robbins, Stephen P | 3336 |
| Organizational behavior. | Robbins, Stephen P | 3337 |
| Tale of two cities | Dickens,Charles | 3255 |
| The Boss is NOT Your Friend | Nair,Vijay | 3253 |
| Kalam effect | Nair,P M | 3252 |
| Cases in management | Srivastva ,Sanjay | 3307 |
| Applied case studies in marketing[ with cd] | Shajahan,S | 3328 |
| Effective presentation: | Kaul, Asha | 3179 |
| Think global go rural | Kanan,KV | 3305 |
| Corporate Responsibily | Blowfield ,Michael | 3299 |
| Passion & Purpose: Stories from the Best and Brightest Young Business Leaders | Coleman,John | 3161 |
| Repeatability: Creating Enduring Businesses for a World of Constant Change Author: | Zook,Chris | 3162 |
| Rural Marketing | Kashyap, Pradeep | 3334 |
| The Little Black Book of Innovation: How It Works, How to Do It | Anthony, Scott D. | 3164 |
| Calculating Success: How the New Workplace Analytics Will Revitalize Your Organization | Hoffmann, Carl | 3163 |
| Intelligent Stock Market Investing Handbook | Yasaswy,N J | 3157 |
| Managing With Power - Politics And Influence In Organizations | Pfeffer,Jeffery | 3158 |
| In the Plex: How Google Thinks, Works, and Shapes Our Lives | Levy,Steven | 3159 |
| What to Ask the Person in the Mirror Author: | Kaplan,Robert | 3160 |
| The Design of Business: Why Design Thinking Is the Next Competitive Advantage | Martin,Roger L. | 3149 |
| My Big Idea: 30 Successful Entrepreneurs Reveal How They Found Inspiration | Bridge,Rachel | 3151 |
| The First 90 Days: Critical Success Strategies for New Leaders at All Levels | Watkins,Michael | 3152 |
| Business of Tourism | Choudhary,Vikash | 3144 |
| Medical tourism in India | Kumar,R | 3145 |
| Textbook of rural marketing | Chawla,Shipra | 3146 |
| Inside the Indian Business Mind | Zubko,Katherine C | 3147 |
| The Great Workplace: How To Build It, How To Keep It, And Why It Matters | Burchell, Michael | 3148 |
| Tathaastu | Sajeev Nair | 3143 |
| Teaching And The Case Method: | Barnes,Louis B. | 3331 |
| Win the battle of conflicts within | Tiwari,Ram Shanker | 3175 |
| Empowering women as I see | Bedi,Kiran | 3174 |
| Harvard Business Review on Collaborating effectively | Harvard Business Review | 3170 |
| Entrepedia: | Vaidynathan,Nandini | 3172 |
| Finding & Keeping the Best People | Harvard Business Review | 3171 |
| Start and Run a Business from Home, : How to Turn You Hobby or Interest Into a Business | Power,Paul | 3173 |
| Indian microfinance: | Ghate,Prabhu | 3176 |
| A Random Walk Down Wall Street: | Malkiel, Burton G. | 3177 |
| Environmental Economics | Jhingan,M. L. | 3178 |
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