Business and Management Practices in South Asia [electronic resource] : A Collection of Case Studies /
Sikdar, Arijit.editor.
Pereira, Vijay.editor.
This book presents case studies of South Asian companies that have strategic business implications, highlighting the complex interplay of business and social dynamics in South Asia. This region is a wide agglomeration of very different countries that share somewhat common cultures and issues and yet it is torn apart by religion and politics. There is an abundance of local entrepreneurship but a widespread institutional void. The book investigates how local companies survive and thrive in this environment and discusses those companies that have withstood the competitive pressure of MNCs, depicting their management and business practices. In today’s world, where multinationals are so omnipresent that their management and business practices are considered as the de facto recipe for success, there is a need to have an alternative view that challenges the ubiquitousness of multinational management practices. The case studies in this book focus on the business and management practices of local organizations in South Asia and thus provide that alternative viewpoint of how to achieve success in South Asia. Exposing readers to a local perspective on doing business in South Asia, it is a valuable resource for students and practitioners of management.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Chapter 1: Introduction -- Chapter 2: Madhya Pradesh Housing & Infrastructure Development Board: affordable housing via PPP mode -- Chapter 3: Overseas Courier Services, Pakistan -- Chapter 4: The Success Story of Indigo Airlines in Indian Aviation Industry -- Chapter 5: Kohinoor Maple Leaf Cement – The Journey of Business Transformation -- Chapter 6: SBI Pension Fund Private Limited: Caught in a Wicked Problem -- Chapter 7: Pakwheels.com -- Chapter 8 to 12/13: will focus on similar case studies. We expect to select 10-12 case studies to be part of the book -- Chapter 14: Conclusion.
This book presents case studies of South Asian companies that have strategic business implications, highlighting the complex interplay of business and social dynamics in South Asia. This region is a wide agglomeration of very different countries that share somewhat common cultures and issues and yet it is torn apart by religion and politics. There is an abundance of local entrepreneurship but a widespread institutional void. The book investigates how local companies survive and thrive in this environment and discusses those companies that have withstood the competitive pressure of MNCs, depicting their management and business practices. In today’s world, where multinationals are so omnipresent that their management and business practices are considered as the de facto recipe for success, there is a need to have an alternative view that challenges the ubiquitousness of multinational management practices. The case studies in this book focus on the business and management practices of local organizations in South Asia and thus provide that alternative viewpoint of how to achieve success in South Asia. Exposing readers to a local perspective on doing business in South Asia, it is a valuable resource for students and practitioners of management.
Leadership.
Corporate governance.
Customer relations-Management.
Entrepreneurship.
Business Strategy/Leadership.
Corporate Governance.
Customer Relationship Management.
Entrepreneurship.