Dr. Pooja Nanda, Associate Professor (Business Analytics ) Amity University, Noida and Dr Richa N. Agarwal, Associate Professor, Area Head (HR/OB) , I.T.S School of Management use the resource person for the workshop.

The initial session was conducted by Dr. Richa N. Agarwal who explained various HR frameworks (LAMP, HR ANALYTICS) and taught students a range of Excel functions, along with different metrics, charts, and dashboards. The LAMP framework stand for logic, Analytics, Measures, and Process; which are four critical components of a measurement system that drives strategic change and organizational effectiveness..

Dr. Pooja conducted the second session, covering fundamental concepts of Tableau, a visualization tool, various types of graphs, storytelling, distinctions between analysis and analytics, as well as discrete and continuous data. Students got to know about Tableau which is a powerful data visualization software that allows users to create interactive and shareable dynamic dashboards, reports, and visualizations from various data sources. Dr. Pooja explained how analysis deals with events that have already happened while analytics is about taking care and predicting future aspects.

The session was highly interactive and provided valuable knowledge.

The programme was conducted by Zycie Verto (Transforming Lives for success). Mr. Dipender Singh was the resource person with his trainers.

The Design Thinking Workshop aimed to cultivate a creative and innovative mindset in participants. The workshop introduced students to design thinking principles, emphasizing a human-centred and collaborative problem-solving approach. The inaugural ceremony commenced with a focus on the importance of workshop. Dr.Timira Shuka , Director, I.T.S School of Management welcomed the guest with the plant sapling.

Day 1 Through various sessions covering empathy, definition, ideation, prototyping, and testing, participants acquired hands-on experience with design thinking methodologies. The culmination of the workshop saw student teams developing prototypes that addressed real-world problems, showcasing their ability to translate challenges into user-centric solutions.

Day 2 The practical, hands-on nature of the workshop received particular praise for providing a tangible understanding of design thinking concepts.

Overall, the workshop successfully equipped students with the tools and mindset necessary for creative problem-solving, aligning with the school's commitment to fostering well-rounded and innovative professionals.

The primary objective of the workshop was to bring together professionals and enthusiasts, fostering an exploration of the dynamic realms of digital literacy, machine learning, data science, and artificial intelligence.

The inaugural day commenced with a focus on Digital Literacy Training, encompassing an overview of digital literacy sessions, emphasis on key skills, and active participant engagement with feedback mechanisms. The subsequent exploration of Machine Learning included discussions on notable advancements, real-world case studies, and hands-on exploration of practical applications.

Day two extended the learning experience with in-depth sessions on Machine Learning, Data Science, and Artificial Intelligence. The Data Science segment encapsulated presentations summarizing key insights, exploration of tools and methodologies, and the sharing of data-driven insights. The parallel Artificial Intelligence sessions delved into crucial insights, ethical considerations, and engaging discussions on future trends and innovations.

The workshop's participant interaction was facilitated through networking opportunities, collaborative activities, and insightful Q&A sessions. Participants recognized the pivotal role of digital literacy training in program effectiveness, actively identifying areas for improvement.

The key takeaways from the event were substantial, emphasizing novel perspectives such as the role of I.O.T and I.O.T in management and cyber security. The workshop highlighted the powerful synergy between digital literacy, machine learning, data science, and artificial intelligence, showcasing their collective impact on driving innovation and efficiency.

In conclusion, the workshop reinforced the pivotal role played by the integration of digital literacy, machine learning, data science, and artificial intelligence in today's era. These technologies collectively drive innovation, efficiency, and transformation across diverse industries. As these fields continue to evolve, professionals were encouraged to innovate, adapting to the changing work environment, and harnessing the power of automation and data-driven decision-making for improved outcomes. 

The Resource Persons was Mr. Rakesh Seth, Corporate Trainer, Mentor.

Mr.Rakesh Seth told elaborated on the importance of group behavior. He explained why and how people behave in different group and in different situations. Mr. Rakesh Seth elaborated on the importance of group behavior.

In the first session, he explained the ideas of groups and teams, pointing out what makes them different. He also elaborated on how important both teams and groups are in an organization, each playing a vital role in achieving the organization's goals.

In the second session, he organized a fun activity for students. They got blocks to create something together, using their creativity and teamwork with 10 team members. The goal was to see how well the team could work together and identify any challenges that arise in accomplishing the task. It provided a hands-on way for students to understand the strengths and weaknesses of their team. The students enjoyed this practical approach to teamwork.

The session was full of learning for the students. 

The Resource Persons was Mr. Alakshendra Mishra, General Manager, Business Development at Satra Services and Solutions Private Limited. The event was graced by the presence of esteemed Director Dr. Timira Shukla along with Prof. Neha Shrotiya and Dr. Rajeev Johari.

Mr. Mishra emphasized the evolving demands of marketing in the 21st century, shedding light on the pivotal role of innovation. He underscored that innovation and creativity go hand in hand with understanding the customer’s needs, gaining valuable customer insights, and staying informed about competitors. These elements constitute the bedrock of contemporary marketing analysis. This session was a remarkable opportunity for the students to grasp the dynamic nature of marketing in today’s business landscape. 

The session aimed to enhance the students' understanding of the art and science behind persuasive marketing techniques and its relevance in contemporary business scenarios. The resource person for the workshop was Mr. Sarabjit Singh, Executive VP at Bandhan Mutual Funds.

The workshop was designed to create an interactive learning environment. Mr. Singh encouraged active participation from the students, encouraging them to share their perspectives and experiences related to marketing strategies and persuasion techniques.

Throughout the workshop, Mr. Singh explored various key concepts related to the science of persuasion in marketing

He also pointed out some important aspects like; Communication, Presentation, Appearance, Attitude etc. to be prepared for job-interviews. He answered all the queries asked by the students satisfactorily.

At last Prof Neha Shrotriya presented a memento as a token of gratitude to Mr. Sarabjit Singh.

The Resource Persons was Mr. Debashish J. Das, Co- Founder, Humanlinks Learning.

The workshop was inaugurated by the Director, ITS School of Management , Dr.Timira Shukla, in the presence of  Mr. Debashish J. Das, Prof. Kumar Biswas  & Dr. Shailendra Kumar Dube besides PGDM II year students of Strategic Management .

Prof. Timira Shukla in her opening remarks, laid emphasis on the “First Hand Experience” through “ Simulation Games” because it helps one to enhance its decision making capabilities and get a holistic picture of the organization.

Mr. Debashish J.Das introduced simulation game “ BankStrat” to the participants,  which was about the banking operations and how to perform on four given parameters.

In the first “Demonstration Round”, two students scored 63 out of 80, and in “Assessment Round” majority of students achieved the green band. There was a final round for self improvement too. The top successful students also shared their strategy with the participants. The PGDM Chairperson, Dr. Anusha Agarwal presented Memento and Plaque to Mr. Debashish J. Das, for his contribution towards simulation games.

Dr. Timira Shukla, Director, I.T.S School of Management addressed the workshop with her opening remarks on the theme.

Mr. Neelabh Pathak spoke on the concept of Entrepreneurship and Innovation with idea creation, market pitch, product delivery and financial aspects with different examples. He interacted with students on the concept of new startups and their implementation in the society. 

Mr. Pathak talked about Cyber Security in our day to day lives and Cyber Security for Cyber – Physical Systems, He talked about what AI Ecosystem for Uttar Pradesh Government. He stressed on how E-Spin Nanotech works and how N-95 mask was invented and how is it different from other masks.

He gave some tips for presenting the idea in front of investors as an entrepreneur like keep precise number of slides, rehearse well, etc. Overall the session was excellent and the students learned a lot in terms of future requirement of their ideas perspectives. The program was informative and insightful for students and others.