Dr. Mohammed Kaup delivers lecture at ECBE Conference at Belgium
Belgium: Prof. Dr. Kaup Mohamed, the Dean and Managing Director of London American City College and its sister concern and also the Adjunct Professor of the Madonna University, Michigan, USA delivered a lecture at the European Council for Business Education Conference held at UIBS, Brussels, Belgium.
Dr. kaup presented a research paper on the eve of Digital transformation in Business Education and delivered a lecture on critical evaluation of online education in the world scenario.
Dr. kaup also attended the General Body Meeting of the ECBE at Brussels, Belgium which addressed the ENQA's Thematic analysis, quality management and SWOT analysis.
Dr. Kaup mentioned about the introduction of online education, its cultural impact and various ways of using e-learning concepts such as Adjunct application, blended learning and online learning. Dr. Kaup also presented the pros and cons of e-learning and the digitalization of higher education. He spoke about the trends in the field of online education. Dr. Kaup also presented the common concerns of online degree programs and conditions influencing online degree program acceptance Dr. Kaup also spoke about the online education trends reports with specific reference to Best Colleges 20019 research.
Dr. Kaup is the only person in Beary community currently holding Doctorate degrees in various fields of study from India and abroad. Dr. Kaup has also published several scholarly research articles and thesis in strategic Management area and other allied areas of management. Dr. Kaup has visited several countries namely USA, UK, Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Austria, Macedonia, Singapore, Thailand, Spain, Russia, India, Australia, New Zealand, Srilanka, Turkey, etc. for delivering his lectures while also winning several awards. Dr. Kaup is also the Hon. General Secretary of Bearys Cultural Forum and the Vice President of Karnataka Non Resident Indian in the UAE. His current area of research interest is Business Strategies, Operations & Production Management, Quality Management, Consumer Protection Law, Creative Problem Solving – A Total Systems Approach, Decision Making, Organizational Behavior, Human Resource Management, Business Project Management, Marketing, Strategies for Success, etc. His research paper on “Customer Relationship Management that aids in customer-centric processes” was published in “The Observer of Management Education” Journal. His latest publications including "Development of New Concepts and Purposes add value to CRM" etc. are featured in the International Journal of Management Research and Review, International Journal of Research in Commerce, Economics and Management in the area of strategic management, etc.
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BCCI likely to remove assistant coach Abhishek Nayar; support staff set for overhaul
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New Delhi (PTI): Just eight months into the biggest assignment of his career, it could be curtains for Mumbai stalwart Abhishek Nayar as the Indian cricket team's assistant coach amid speculation that he has fallen out with a high-profile member of the support staff.
If board sources are to be believed, Nayar has already been intimated of the BCCI's decision to part ways with him.
Fielding coach T Dilip, and Strength and Conditioning coach Soham Desai are also on their way out after completing more than three years in their respective positions.
The new Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) of the BCCI has capped the support staff's tenure at three years.
It is learnt that India's first ever Strength and Conditioning coach Adrian Le Roux is likely to return for a second stint. The South African is widely credited for ushering in a new fitness culture in the then Sourav Ganguly-led Indian team during the 2003 World Cup.
When BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia was contacted by the PTI, he neither confirmed nor denied the development.
"Certain things are being finalised. You will receive a press note from BCCI in some days," Saikia said asked about the swirling speculation.
The 41-year-old Nayar, a former all-rounder who played three ODIs but was largely a domestic stalwart with 103 first-class games, didn't respond to a text message sent by PTI.
His presence deemed "counter-productive"
It is learnt that Nayar's removal was on cards after Sitanshu Kotak was added to the Indian team's support staff as an additional batting coach.
"...just after the tour of Australia, there was a review meeting conducted by the BCCI. The top officials of the board, including secretary Devajit Saikia and vice-president Rajeev Shukla, were present along with important members associated with the Indian team, and the national selectors," a senior BCCI source told PTI on conditions of anonymity.
"On the sidelines of the meeting, a powerful member of the support staff expressed his apprehensions about Nayar's presence and said how him being in the dressing room is proving to be counter-productive.
"While the BCCI didn't act immediately but they brought in Kotak, the former Saurashtra run-accumulator. It was a way of side-lining Nayar during the Champions Trophy," the source added.
It is understood that Nayar was never the first-choice assistant for head coach Gautam Gambhir when the appointments were finalised. The 41-year-old Nayar was appointed as he was seen as someone who could act as a bridge between Gambhir and skipper Rohit Sharma.
Nayar and Dilip have been the Indian skipper's "most trusted lieutenants" and it is not known whether Rohit was kept in the loop by the BCCI mandarins about these decisions.
