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National Conference on business dynamics takes place at AIOU on Monday

byCT Report
14/02/2017
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ISLAMABAD: First-ever national conference on business dynamics will take place at Allama Iqbal Open University (AIOU) here on Monday (February 20).

It aimed at providing academic and intellectual input to policy-makers in formulating future economic and financial plans, relevant to society, said a news release on Tuesday.

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It will serve as platform updating knowledge in the fields of business administration, marketing and human-resources, said Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Shahid Siddiqui while presiding over a meeting that reviewed the conferences arrangements.

Senior economists, educationists and students of PhD and M.Phil-level will participate in the conference from all over the country. It was being arranged by the Universitys Business Administration department.

According to the Departments chairman Dr. Syed Hassan Raza, the main theme of the conference is Creating knowledge-based economy to meet future business challenges. Scholars will present papers during day-long four-working sessions.

It will help sharing scientific reviews and diverse experiences in the field of business and management primarily from local environment in pursuant of knowledge economy.

Dr. Shahid Siddiqui further said the business environment of current era is quite competitive where organizations can only excel by adding value to its offering especially by emphasizing at creativity and innovation.

The AIOU in the last two years has been paying special attention to promoting applied research in academic fields in order to provide solution to socio-economic problems of the country.

Recently, a research journal on rural development and agriculture was published that covers wide-areas of farmers interest. It was the ninth journal of international standard produced by the University in a short period of about two years.

This was in continuation of the Universitys consistent academic policy, focusing on meaningful research that benefits the society as a whole.

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