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20th September,1996 |
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Seminar
on
Technical Education -Challenges & Need in the Current
Global Secnario |
Finance
is the heart of an organisational body. Finance managers are
supposed not to know only the balance sheet, the working capital
management but they need to know the costing of raw materials
and the external enviorment that affects the profitability of
a company also, say Mr. Janak Juneja, Director Technical Education
,Govt. of Delhi, in a seminar on Technical Education - Challenges
& Need in the Current Global Scenario" held at Indian
Institute of Finance.
Focusing
on the role of finance manager she emphasize, on the integrated
learning in management. The other important point, which she
mentioned, is necessary interaction between industries and university/institutes
to improve the efficiency of industries. This will also help
an industry in developing the professional skill accroding to
the industry requirement.
The
vocationalisation of education after matriculation will help
in preparing the team of lower class professional and middle
calss managers. But it requires a lot of efforts and resources.
This
problem can be solved by sharing of the resources or increasing
the utilization of existing resources. Simultaneously there
is a need of social acceptance of technically qualified diploma
holder.
Adding
to her speech Prof. J.D.Agarwal, Director Indian Institute of
Finance, also emphasized on a general awareness of manager and
the capacity utlization.He criticised the University set-up
where the calsses are conducted around four and five month in
year.The nine month are unutilized which is like a crime. He
said that there is no need of social acceptance of diploma in
the management because the diploma in management is more valuable
than degree if we look at IIM performance and other management
institutes which are involed this activity.
Press
Secretary
IIF Business School |
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