SBI Chairman, Dean of ISB and IIM-B Speak at ISB Insights Forum 2023
24.11.2023 - 16:02:23SBI Chairman, Dean of ISB and IIM-B Speak at ISB Insights Forum 2023. Ideas exchanged at ISB Insights Forum on how to make India a research superpower; ISB Insights Forum will now be held every year to showcase ISB's research and its contribution to India
Business Wire India
The first-ever edition of ISB Insights Forum 2023 was held on Friday at the Mohali campus of the Indian School of Business (ISB). This forum heralds a new era of showcasing research in the country. Industry leaders, academia, bureaucrats, and thought leaders from other walks of life engaged in lively discussions in several sessions.
ISB Insights Forum 2023 kickstarted with a session on misinformation and the impact of fake news on Indian democracy. Media practitioners shared their insights on how to tackle the misinformation virus and make informed choices.
A parallel session on the impact of technological innovation on business and society was held along with the one on fake news. The session was attended by Rohini Srivathsa, Chief Technology Officer, Microsoft India among others.
One of the highlights of ISB Insights Forum was a session in which Madan Pillutla, Dean of ISB, and Rishikesha Krishnan, Director of IIM Bangalore, articulated their vision of making India a research superpower.
Madan Pillutla, Dean, ISB said, “India is not lacking in human capital. There have always been spots of brilliance. In the 1960s and 70s, there have been scientists who have done a lot of great work. But these instances have been spotty, and there has been no one place where we can get all the great research talent. So can we create a few outstanding centres of excellence where we can bring together talent which can work together?”
He also emphasised the need for enhanced collaboration between academia and industry in research. He articulated that the industry would be willing to invest in academic research when they see solutions to problems coming out of that research.
Dinesh Khara, Chairman, State Bank of India made a virtual appearance and said, “It is an honour to be amongst the forever young and entrepreneurial minds that have given impeccable insignia of the highest strata of perpetual learning of brand ISB making it a human global leadership factory in its short 2-decade journey.”
Sessions on corporate governance, healthcare, business analytics, and financial inclusion were also held as part of the ISB Insights Forum 2023.
About the Indian School of Business (ISB)
The Indian School of Business (ISB) is India’s highest-ranked business school and ranks in the top league of business schools in several rankings globally. A vibrant pool of research-oriented resident faculty, robust academic partnerships, a thriving alumni network, the backing of an influential board and guidance of the industry’s thought leadership have enabled ISB to fast emerge and consolidate itself as a premier global business school in emerging markets.
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| L-R: Madan Pillutla, Dean, ISB and Rishikesha Krishnan, Director, IIM-B |
The first-ever edition of ISB Insights Forum 2023 was held on Friday at the Mohali campus of the Indian School of Business (ISB). This forum heralds a new era of showcasing research in the country. Industry leaders, academia, bureaucrats, and thought leaders from other walks of life engaged in lively discussions in several sessions.
ISB Insights Forum 2023 kickstarted with a session on misinformation and the impact of fake news on Indian democracy. Media practitioners shared their insights on how to tackle the misinformation virus and make informed choices.
A parallel session on the impact of technological innovation on business and society was held along with the one on fake news. The session was attended by Rohini Srivathsa, Chief Technology Officer, Microsoft India among others.
One of the highlights of ISB Insights Forum was a session in which Madan Pillutla, Dean of ISB, and Rishikesha Krishnan, Director of IIM Bangalore, articulated their vision of making India a research superpower.
Madan Pillutla, Dean, ISB said, “India is not lacking in human capital. There have always been spots of brilliance. In the 1960s and 70s, there have been scientists who have done a lot of great work. But these instances have been spotty, and there has been no one place where we can get all the great research talent. So can we create a few outstanding centres of excellence where we can bring together talent which can work together?”
He also emphasised the need for enhanced collaboration between academia and industry in research. He articulated that the industry would be willing to invest in academic research when they see solutions to problems coming out of that research.
Dinesh Khara, Chairman, State Bank of India made a virtual appearance and said, “It is an honour to be amongst the forever young and entrepreneurial minds that have given impeccable insignia of the highest strata of perpetual learning of brand ISB making it a human global leadership factory in its short 2-decade journey.”
Sessions on corporate governance, healthcare, business analytics, and financial inclusion were also held as part of the ISB Insights Forum 2023.
About the Indian School of Business (ISB)The Indian School of Business (ISB) is India’s highest-ranked business school and ranks in the top league of business schools in several rankings globally. A vibrant pool of research-oriented resident faculty, robust academic partnerships, a thriving alumni network, the backing of an influential board and guidance of the industry’s thought leadership have enabled ISB to fast emerge and consolidate itself as a premier global business school in emerging markets.
