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By Rahul Nainwal, Director, School of Business UPES | Nov 2023

Post-pandemic, there has been a major shift in the way businesses function. While the stage for business disruption was long set by technological advancements...

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By Viveck Vaswani, Distinguished Professor UPES | Nov 2023

The advent of streaming services has revolutionized the way we consume entertainment, and with the rise of OTT platforms, there has been a significant increase in the diversity of content available.

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By Rahul Nainwal, Director, School of Business UPES | Nov 2023

What is a boundary? To begin, boundaries help us state clearly what is acceptable and what is not Many often feel the need to please others, often without realizing that by saying “yes” to everything, they are also saying “no” to something that might be equally important to them.

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By Rahul Nainwal, Director, School of Business UPES | Nov 2023

Teams are pervasive in today's world. Even the largest and most complex teams can work together effectively if the right conditions are in place.

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By Rahul Nainwal, Director, School of Business UPES | Nov 2023

Post-pandemic, there has been a major shift in the way businesses function. While the stage for business disruption was long set by technological advancements ...

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By Viveck Vaswani, Distinguished Professor UPES | Nov 2023

The advent of streaming services has revolutionized the way we consume entertainment, and with the rise of OTT platforms, there has been a significant increase in the diversity of content available. ...

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By Rahul Nainwal, Director, School of Business UPES | Nov 2023

What is a boundary? To begin, boundaries help us state clearly what is acceptable and what is not Many often feel the need to please others, often without realizing that by saying “yes” to everything, they are also saying “no” to something that might be equally important to them. ...

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By Rahul Nainwal, Director, School of Business UPES | Nov 2023

Teams are pervasive in today's world. Even the largest and most complex teams can work together effectively if the right conditions are in place. ...

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By Rahul Nainwal, Deputy Director, Academic Strategy UPES | Nov 2023

What is the future of work as we step into the new year and beyond? In this article we take a brief look at the key employee experience trends in 2024 ...

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By Emanuel Maia, Dean, Innovation & Technology Gus Global Services | Nov 2023

Design Thinking is increasingly influencing the future of education by reshaping educational models to better align with the realities of the digital age and prepare students for the unforeseen challenges of tomorrow. ...

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By Emanuel Maia, Dean, Innovation & Technology Gus Global Services | Nov 2023

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is not just changing the industries; it's also reshaping education, including the skills students need to flourish in a future where AI is ubiquitous ...

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By: Author: Sharad Mehra, CEO - Asia Pacific GUS | 14 April 2023

In today's fiercely competitive world, you would think that being an introvert would put you in the last spot ...

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By: Author: Sharad Mehra, CEO - Asia Pacific GUS | 14 April 2023

Some years ago, former Google honcho Sheryl Sandberg was heavily pregnant and was heading to a meeting from the parking lot of her office to the Google building. ...

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By: Sharad Mehra, CEO - Asia Pacific GUS | April 14, 2023

When Covid 19 struck the world, leaders were suddenly challenged with the titanic task of steering business resiliently amidst the pandemic. The Swedish Giant IKEA had always been digitally inclined, and a plan for their next... ...

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By: Sharad Mehra, CEO - Asia Pacific GUS | May 10, 2020

In today's digital workplace, the tech savvy leaders have a competitive advantage, and without a doubt are able to drive and increase productivity through technology. There is no telling how much more this will be necessary in the future, however, what we know, is that technology is here to present... ...

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By: Bharat Kharbanda, COO GGIS | May 10, 2020

India has world's largest education system with over 250mn1 students enrolled in some 1.5mn2 schools and another 37.4mn3 students enrolled in approximately 50k4 Higher Educational Institutions( HEIs). ...

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By: Nandita Abraham, President - Pearl Academy | May 10, 2020

As the COVID-19 pandemic evolves from an urgent public health crisis to an economic catastrophe, higher education institutions are bracing for long-term impact while working around the clock to continue delivering instruction. ...

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By: Sharad Mehra, CEO - Asia Pacific GUS | May 10, 2020

Let's admit it. Everyone is fed-up and miserable with the spread of coronavirus and social distancing. I'm intentionally avoiding conversations that track hourly spread of this pandemic. There are millions like me... ...

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By: Sharad Mehra | November 23, 2022

It's important for organisations to continuously scale up their empathy meter by designing strategies for their people to thrive. ...

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By: Sharad Mehra | August 24, 2022

The future of work will be shaped by disruptive automation, which blends technological and human expertise with a variety of next-generation skills and an innovative mindset, according to Sharad Mehra. ...

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By: Sharad Mehra | July 24, 2022

Sharad Mehra is not just the APAC CEO of Global University Systems, but also the designated cricket coach at the company. ...

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By: Sharad Mehra | May 17, 2022

As rewarding as it is, being at the top can sometimes be a lonely experience for leaders. As mental-well-being conversations are taking precedence across the world, it’s important for leaders to press the pause button and reboot. ...

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By: Sharad Mehra | March 22, 2022

A real leader understands how his/her people want to be led and to drive the positive organisational changes, he needs to be more transparent, vulnerable, precise and bring his people together with shared trust and values. ...

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By: Hemanshi Tewari | February 17, 2022

On a Sunday afternoon, a CEO caught his attention on the unseen staff of his company whispering about how they would have liked to have a cricket team and match like their seniors. ...

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By: Sharad Mehra | December 22, 2021

What are the key skills that will define the future of work? Old workplaces rules, recruitment practices, robust economic models and ways of thinking have been shaken by changes that are redefining careers, industry skills and demand. ...

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By: Resham Suhail | Oct 05, 2020

The power of technology has already manifested at the speed of thought in our workplaces. ...

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By: Sharad Mehra, CEO - Asia Pacific GUS. | Sep 06, 2020

As organisations are exploring new ways to manage new situations, one learning is clear employees are the new 'heroes and assets' to dealing with unpredictable changes. ...

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By: Sharad Mehra, CEO - Asia Pacific GUS. | Sep 06, 2020

The NEP can solidify India's global position in academics, industry, and R&D in the years to come ...

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By: Nandita Abraham | 24 August 2020

The policy attempts to create opportunities for the Indian education system, by proposing seismic changes, opening doors for an innovative and result driven approach, writes Nandita Abraham ...

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By: Sharad Mehra, CEO - Asia Pacific GUS. | Aug 16, 2020

Let's take look at some leadership lessons that have emerged from the pandemic: Breakdown? No, breakthrough! These famous lines from the film Jerry McGuire best summarize the incredible opportunity the coronavirus pandemic has unfolded for global leadership. ...

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By: Sharad Mehra, CEO - Asia Pacific GUS. | Aug 11, 2020

With students crossing the virtual threshold, everyone is trying to decode employability skills in educational institutions and workplaces.Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn. ...

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By: Sharad Mehra

The course of digitisation has created the need ...

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By: Sharad Mehra, CEO - Asia Pacific GUS | May 10, 2020

'In the National Education Policy 2019, a particular section puts forth that 'Autonomy' must mean the freedom to innovate and that is what private universities are all about... ...

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By: Sharad Mehra, CEO - Asia Pacific GUS | May 10, 2020

The Coronavirus pandemic has unleashed the power of technology in our lives, like never before. While the education of 300 million students was impacted worldwide... ...

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By: Sunil Rai, Vice-Chancellor - UPES | May 10, 2020

The Covid-19 crisis has shaken the global economy and has had a lasting impact on every sector. Education is one such sector where we have witnessed radical changes. ...

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By: Nandita Abraham, President - Pearl Academy

With physical expansion we were able to cater to different geographies, and a diverse set of students. Now, with online, there is a rethink on how to best impart knowledge. ...

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