India’s Information Technology Sector: What Contribution to Broader Economic Development?( Nirvikar Singh Professor of Economics University of California‚ Santa Cruz Santa Cruz‚ CA 95064‚ USA First Draft: October 2002 Abstract What contribution can information technology (IT) make to India’s overall economic development? This paper offers some perspectives that can help answer this question‚ using concepts and analysis from economic theory. It examines the theory
Premium Economics Economic growth Exogenous growth model
1. How has technology affected HR processes? The principal goals of HR in organizations are to attract‚ select‚ motivate‚ and retain talented employees in their roles (Katz & Kahn‚ 1978). These goals have become extremely important in recent years because organizations compete on the basis of the skills and talents of their workers (Huselid‚ 1995). Technology has transformed the way HR processes are currently managed‚ mainly in terms of howorganizations collect‚ store‚ use‚ and disseminate information
Premium Management Human resource management Employment
Integron Technologies Industrial Marketing Report Spring 2013 Submitted To: Mr. Elia Qazilbash Submitted By: Angelee Bhajan Khurram Sultan Salman Amin Summaya Bilal Acknowledgement Our deepest gratitude and thanks to the Almighty Allah‚ Who gave us the real guidance to enable us to understand and complete this report We would also like to thank our respected teacher Mr. Elia Qazilbash for giving us a chance to learn a great deal while working on this report. Last but not
Premium Marketing Sales
OLED Technology REPORT: OLEDS and E-PAPER: Their disruptive potential for the European display industry Advanced Topics in the Economics of Innovation Bruno Van Pottelsberghe María Catalán Herreros ECON4P Index • Introduction • Critical Analysis • EU Paradox • Intellectual Property and appropiation strategy • Conclusion • Sources • Appendices Introduction INDUSTRY Electronic visual displays How can we define an electronic visual display? It is a piece of electrical equipment which
Premium European Union
Technology Management and Innovation (MRC 1113) SEM II 2011/2012 ------------------------------------------------- Individual Assignment ------------------------------------------------- Retort Technology in Malaysian Food Industry: Can it be a Competitive Weapon Lecturer: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Wan Khairuzzaman Wan Ismail Submission Date: May 13‚ 2012 Submitted By: Nazifa Bte Abd. Ghani (MR 111037) International Business School University Technology Malaysia May ‚ 2012
Premium Food Food processing Technology
Blockbuster Case Analysis I. Strategic Profile and Case Analysis Purpose: The Blockbuster firm is a leading provider of rental movie and game entertainment with approximately 8‚000 stores. The company operates in the US‚ Europe‚ Latin America‚ Australia‚ Canada‚ Mexico and Asia. Blockbuster is headquartered in Dallas‚ Texas and employs 58‚561 people; this figure includes full-time‚ part-time and seasonal employees. The company recorded revenues of $5‚287.9 million during the financial year
Premium Renting Rental shop Vending machine
Whither Technology Transfer? The rise of China and India in Green Technology Sectors Authors: Rasmus Lema Researcher‚ Institute of Development Studies‚ United Kingdom (corresponding author) (r.lema@ids.ac.uk) Adrian Lema Advisor‚ Danish Ministry for Climate and Energy‚ Denmark (anlema@ruc.dk) WORK IN PROGRESS‚ PLEASE DO NOT CITE OR QUOTE WITHOUT PERMISSION Abstract Technology transfer is a key element in the climate change regime and the negotiation process within the United Nations
Free Photovoltaics Solar cell Wind power
SHORT CASE FORMAT: Title Page I. Time Context * An indication of the time or period when the decision-maker/s will start to plot the feasible solutions to the case (Provide justification) II. Viewpoint * Indicates the main decision-maker/s in the case * Indicates the main person-in-charge or accountable party in the solution and plan of action * (Provide justification) III. Problem Statement * Analysts to provide the main problem in the case * As a
Premium Problem solving Time Major
CASE ANALYSIS CATSA ISYS 850 Background and key factors for success: CATSA’s mission is to become the world’s best in air transportation security by achieving corporate and operational excellence. It believes it can achieve this vision by being cost effective‚ clear accountability‚ networking with partners‚ pursuing innovation without compromising their ethics and values. One of the major key factor for CATSA’s success is that the company knows about
Premium Strategic management Balanced scorecard Management
McKinsey Global Institute May 2013 Disruptive technologies: Advances that will transform life‚ business‚ and the global economy The McKinsey Global Institute The McKinsey Global Institute (MGI)‚ the business and economics research arm of McKinsey & Company‚ was established in 1990 to develop a deeper understanding of the evolving global economy. Our goal is to provide leaders in the commercial‚ public‚ and social sectors with the facts and insights on which to base management and policy
Premium Economics Disruptive technology Internet