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  1. Cummins India: Creating an Inclusive Workplace for Women

    Authors: Varkkey; Biju; Kulkarni, Vaibhavi;

    Reference No: HRM0242 Pages: 23 Published on: 27, February, 2019

    Abstract: The case describes Cummins India’s journey of implementing a large scale change to bring about gender diversity and inclusion (D&I) in their organization. The case underscores how this journey from 7% female representation (professional cadre) in 2005 to over 30% representation in the span of 12 years necessitated some tough decisions and ... More

  2. Aditya Kumar: Office Politics and Managing Upwards

    Authors: Gupta, Vishal; Premapuri, Priyanka;

    Reference No: OB0236 Pages: 11 Published on: 15, October, 2019

    Abstract: The case describes the predicament of Aditya Kumar, Vice President of Marketing at Green Living India Technologies Private Limited (GLIT), an organisation working in arena of sustainable products and technology. Aditya Kumar, who has had an excellent academic background and a fast track promotion after seven months of joining the ... More

  3. Tata Nano in Singur: An (In)Fertile Landscape for Industrialization? (A)

    Authors: Rai, Rajnish;

    Reference No: PSG0146(A) Pages: 17 Published on: 13, June, 2023

    Abstract: In 2008, amidst widespread farmers’ agitation over land acquisition issues, Ratan Tata, despite investing ₹300 crores, was compelled to abandon the Tata Nano project in Singur. Using Kingdon’s multiple agenda setting model, this case examines why despite the huge victory of West Bengal’s Left Front government in 2006 on the motto ... More

  4. Tata Nano in Singur: An (In)Fertile Landscape for Industrialization? (B)

    Authors: Rai, Rajnish;

    Reference No: PSG0146(B) Pages: 4 Published on: 13, June, 2023

    Abstract: In 2008, amidst widespread farmers’ agitation over land acquisition issues, Ratan Tata, despite investing ₹300 crores, was compelled to abandon the Tata Nano project in Singur. Using Kingdon’s multiple agenda setting model, this case examines why despite the huge victory of West Bengal’s Left Front government in 2006 on the motto ... More

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