2-day International Multi Track Conference successfully ends at CT Group of Institutions
Author(s): City Air NewsA photograph related to 2-day International Multi Track Conference concluded at CT Group of Institutions at Jalandhar on Saturday. Jalandhar, May 23, 2015: “In change management doing the right things even somewhat...
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May 23, 2015 12:30
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A photograph related to 2-day International Multi Track Conference concluded at CT Group of Institutions at Jalandhar on Saturday.
Jalandhar, May 23, 2015: “In change management doing the right things even somewhat wrongly at times- is more than doing wrong things right all the time,” Dr Juhani Nieminen (Project Executive, Adjunct Professor, Lahti University of Applied Sciences, Finland) shared his salubrious thoughts in his plenary session on Management of Change topic at the second day of International Multi Track Conference-15 (IMTC-15) organized by CT Group of Institutions.
Dr. Nieminen said, “The world is not a thing. It is a complex, never-ending, always changing tapestry. Higher education has a role in preparing those who will lead mankind to manage the ever more demanding challenges. Some reasons includes- teaching of critical thinking, decision making capacity and other meta-skills that has become ever more important in change management – or managing in change.”
The day witnessed another enlightening plenary talk by Dr. Jai Prakash Sharma (Professor and Head, Delhi School of Economics) on the topic of ‘Corporate Governance’. Dr. Sharma informed that nearly One third of the Indian public listed companies promoted and managed by families. The families took 75 to 80 percent of stake which led their failure only, whenever company collapsed. This has led the low rate of industry failure in India. But the ratio of fraud is increasing constantly.”
He said, “The increasing fraud rate can be decreased. As it is said- Corporate Governance is not with the people but with Good Governance that contains- commitment to values, ethical conduct of business and exercise of power in the responsible manner.”
After the plenary sessions, there were technical sessions of oral and poster presentations which were followed by a Valedictory Ceremony of this mega conference organized at CT Institute of Engineering, Management & Technology under the patronage of CT Group of Institutions, Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) and Punjab Technical University (PTU).
IMTC-15 got the overwhelming response from the participants from all across the country. Conference had 257 participants and 600 delegates from different states and from international participant from Finland, United State of America, South Sudan, Sri Lanka, Iran and others. They presented their valuable Research/Contributions/Scope/Opinions related to advancements in Engineering, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Biotechnology, Applied Sciences and Management. In this mega conference, as many as 700 research contributions were received from delegates out of them only 257 were accepted by the peer review committee and were published.
The participants were from different categories - Academicians, Research Scholars, Industry Delegates and PG Students. Participation certificates and conference proceedings were distributed to all the participants. A panel discussion on Make in India- a Call for innovation was the highlight of this conference.
At the valedictory event, S. Charanjit Singh Channi (Chairman, CT Group of Institutions), Dr. Manoj Kumar (Group Director, CT Institutions) felicitated all the researchers, scholars, academicians and delegates for their participation at the event.
Dr. Manoj Kumar (Group Director, CT Institutions) appreciated the efforts and research work of all the researchers who presented their research papers at the conference. He said, “This multi-track conference organized to increase the area of knowledge about the main technological developments with an objective to understand their projections for near-term applications and longer term innovations both in research and industry." Dr. Kumar maintained that this conference would help to enrich and enlighten the faculty from various engineering institutions globally in the diverse fields that shall definitely help in bridging the gap between the industry and academia.
S. Charanjit Singh Channi (Chairman, CT Group of Institutions) congratulated the entire team, thanked all the delegates and guests for attending the conference. He urged everyone to adopt innovative approaches and focus on their skills development to get better career opportunities.
Date:
Saturday, May 23, 2015
