15th & 16th January, 201615th & 16th January, 2016

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Sub -Themes :

Nurturing Workforce | Managing Finance

| Innovating TechnologyExploring Market

A SAARCRECOGNISED BODY

in collaboration with AMDISA

Global Business :

Creating, Performing and Sustaining

Asian School of Business Management Bhubaneswar, India www.asbm.ac.in

www.imconasbm.in

ith the world growing smaller and

emergence of new markets, opportunities Wand challenges have become diverse and

varied for global business. No single organisational

model appears to be the best for all companies

struggling to succeed in this highly volatile and

changing business environment. One important

aspect of global business is business localisation

which is more than merely penetrating local markets.

Enterprises across the globe are over challenged with

fast-moving technologies, rapid global expansion,

shifting business models, mergers and acquisitions.

All these not only create huge business opportunities

but also pose serious threats simultaneously. Meeting

the expectations of the empowered users, while

coping with the growing technological complexity and

compliance issues associated with them has further

made the job tougher for the perplexed business

leaders trying hard to maintain the tempo of growth.

This invariably calls for the business leaders to

evolve effective strategy to discern future

possibilities to provide a roadmap for converting

them into profitable business opportunities. It is not

predicting the future, but creating the future by taking

a holistic view of the emerging opportunities and

threats through developing sustainable business

models in a highly complex and turbulent business

environment.

The 5th International Management Convention,

2016 offers an encouraging platform to

academicians, research scholars, industry

practitioners and students to have brain storming on

such issues and draw a wider perspective to cope

with future challenges in the multidimensional global

business world.

Who can Participate

CEOs, Directors, Corporate Executives, Professionals, Academicians, Research Scholars, Consultants, Students and anyone having

specific interest in the Convention Theme.

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15th - 16th January, 2016

Convention Dates & Venue

th thThe convention will be held on 15 &16 January, 2016 at Asian School of Business Management, Shiksha Vihar, Bhola, Chandaka, Bhubaneswar – 754012, India.

Submission of Papers

Important DatesthSubmission of Abstract : 17 August, 2015thSubmission of Full Paper : 15 September, 2015

thEarly Bird Registration : 4 November, 2015th thConvention Dates : 15 & 16 January, 2016

Early Bird Registration benefit will be available in case of thregistration by 4 November, 2015

The guidelines for submission of papers and the Registration Form can be downloaded from the website. The last date for submission of full paper is 17th August, 2015. Authors should log on to www.imconasbm.in for submission of abstract and full text papers. Selected papers will be published in the form of a book by a reputed publisher and will be released during the convention. Publication of a selected paper is conditional on the registration for the convention. Submission of a paper for the convention would amount to the author(s) agreeing to transfer the paper's copyright to ASBM.

Registration

Persons interested in attending the convention should send the

scanned copy of the Registration Form or register themselves

online. The registration fee as mentioned below covers delegate kit,

Tea / Coffee and lunch, but does not include accommodation on

15th & 16th January, 2016. The fee is to be paid in the form of

Demand Draft drawn in favour of “

payable at Bhubaneswar.

Asian School of Business

Management”

Registration Fee

Category of Early Bird

Participants Indian Indian Foreign

Corporate Executive

` 3000

Foreign

US$ 200 ` 2000 US$ 130

` 1500 US$ 100 ` 1000 US$ 65Academician

Normal

` 750 US$ 50 ` 500 US$ 30

ResearchScholar / Student

Awards

Best Paper Award for the Best Paper presented in the

Convention

Best Dissertation Award for the Best Doctoral Dissertation presented in the Convention

Best SIP Report Award for the Best SIP Report presented in

the Convention

Best Poster Award for the Best Poster displayed in the Convention

Programme Schedule

Day 1 : 15th January, 2016

Day 2 – 16th January, 2016

= 11.00 am to 01.00 pm : Inaugural Ceremony

= 01.00 pm to 02.00 pm : Lunch

= 02.00 pm to 05.30 pm : Focus Talk I on ‘Quality Accreditation’

= 06.00 pm to 07.00 pm : Cultural programme

= 07.00 pm : Dinner

= 09.30 am to 11.30 am : Focus Talk II on ‘Business Education beyond the Boundaries of India’

= 11.45 am to 01.15 pm :

4 Presentation of doctoral dissertation

4Poster presentation

= 01.15 pm to 02.15 pm : Lunch

= 02.15 pm to 03.45 pm :

4Presentation of SIP reports

4Poster presentation

= 04.00 pm to 06.00 pm : Valedictory Ceremony

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4 Technical Session II : ‘Exploring Market’

4Technical Session III : ‘Managing Finance’

4Technical Session IV : ‘Innovating Technology’

Technical Session I : ‘Nurturing Workforce’

About the Institute:

About Bhubaneswar

Bhubaneswar, the capital city of Odisha, is popularly known as

the city of temples. A thriving centre of art and culture,

Bhubaneswar, literally meaning the Lord (Eswar) of the Universe

(Bhuban), is a hub of historic temples, Bhubaneswar, with the

Lingaraj temple, Puri with Lord Jagannath temple and Konark

with the world famous Sun temple make a perfect triangle

separated by 60 kms. The grand city is renowned for applique

work of Pipli, handloom sarees of Sambalpur, silver filigree of

Cuttack, brass & bell metal work, dhokra casting, pata painting,

cane furniture etc. Art is an integral part of the city life from time

immemorial, the world renowned Odissi dance form having

originated here. The present modern city of Bhubaneswar was

designed by the German architect Otto Königsberger in 1946.

Like Jamshedpur and Chandigarh, it is one of the first planned

cities of modern India. With the Chandaka reserve forest on the

fringes, the city with an abundance of in-city greenery is one of the

cleanest and greenest cities of India. The other important

attractions in the city are Rajarani temple (c. 11th century A.D.),

Mukteswar temple (c. 10th century A.D.), Udayagiri and

Khandagiri Caves, Dhauligiri with the Budhist Pagoda. The other

places of interest are Odisha State Museum, Odisha Modern Art

Gallery, Regional Museum of Natural History, Tribal Museum,

Pathani Samanta Planetarium, Ekamra Kanan the biggest Rose

Garden of Asia and many more.

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CoordinatorProf. Mrutyunjay Dash

mrutyunjay.dash@asbm.ac.inCell No. : +91 09861260331

Co-coordinatorProf. Rajee Jabbal

rajee.jabbal@asbm.ac.inCell No. : + 91 09437410643

Co-coordinatorProf. Prakash Ch. Das

prakash.dash@asbm.ac.inCell No. : + 91 09937145424

Co-coordinatorProf. Biswaranjan Parida

biswaranjan.parida@asbm.ac.inCell No. : + 91 09861208535

Co-coordinatorProf. Saikat Gochhait

saikat.gochhait@asbm.ac.inCell No. : + 91 7873508423

ASBM Campus: Shiksha Vihar, Chandaka, Bhubaneswar - 754012, Odisha Tel. : + 91- 674 - 2374801-05 / 64 / 78, Fax: + 91 - 674 - 2374900

www.imconasbm.in | www.asbm.ac.in

Co-coordinatorProf. Saroj Ku. Bishey

saroj.bishey@asbm.ac.inCell No. : + 91 9853455267