Faculty Publications (Bibliographic): Recent submissions
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Online education worldwide: current status and emerging trends
(Taylor and Francis, 2017)The ubiquity of information technology has impacted every aspect of our lives; it has changed the way we work, interact with others, process, analyze, and share information. E-evolution or e-revolution (Palvia, 2013) has ... -
Employee interpretations of change: exploring the other side of the resistance story
(2016)This study examines change resistance in Indian organizations by departing from change-agent perspective, and focusing on the employee interpretation o f change. Change ‘resistors ’ were identified based on inputs ... -
Spreading the light of knowledge: nexus of job satisfaction, psychological safety and trust
(IGI Global, 2016)Given the strategic importance of knowledge in current competitive business environment, it becomes imperative to unfold the possible avenues to motivate the employees to share knowledge with fellowmembers in the ... -
Facility location under service level constraints for heterogeneous customers
(Springer, 2016)We study the problem of locating service facilities to serve heterogeneous customers. Customers requiring service are classified as either high priority or low priority, where high priority customers are always served on ... -
The relationships between leadership, work engagement and employee innovative performance: empirical evidence from the Indian r&d context
(World Scientific Publishing, 2017)Integrating the behavioural theory of leadership with job demands–resources theory of engagement, the present study examines the process through which leadership impact R&D professionals’ innovative work behaviours and ... -
Impact of student engagement on affective learning: evidence from a large Indian university
(Springer, 2016)This study has two objectives. The first objective is to examine the mediating role of intellectual engagement in the relationship between online engagement and affective learning. The second objective is to investigate ... -
Theory of open inclusive innovation for reciprocal, responsive and respectful outcomes: coping creatively with climatic and institutional risks
(MDPI, 2016)Given the economic squeeze world over, search for what we call frugal grassroots innovations in Honey Bee Network, has become even more urgent and relevant in the recent years. And, to shape this search, models and ... -
Faculty-student coauthorship as a means to enhance STEM graduate students’ research skills
(Emerald, 2016)This study aims to examine the contribution of faculty–student coauthorship to the development of graduate students’ research skills in the sciences, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) by quantitatively ... -
Trapping India’s CSR in a legal net: will the mandatory trusteeship contribute to triple bottom line?
(Sage, 2016)The social responsibility of business is to increase profits.’ This was the title of an article by Nobel laureate, economist, and an evangelical supporter of free enterprise, Milton Friedman (1970), published in The New ... -
Orphan Food? Nay, Future of Food ! Understanding the Pulse of the Indian Market
(INDIAN INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT AHMEDABAD, 2016)Pulses have been an important traditional food crop of India. India is the largest producer and consumer of pulses. However, pulse acreage and yield has not kept pace with the growing demand in India. As a result, India ... -
Positives outweighing negatives: the experiences of Indian crowd sourced workers
(2016)This article reports on an empirical study of Indian freelancers working via Elance-oDesk (now renamed Upwork). In a qualitative approach, data were gathered from 24 freelancers across India through in-depth telephone ... -
Who’s the doctor? physicians’ perception of internet informed patients in India
(ACM, 2016)Internet health information seeking can potentially alter physician-patient interactions, which in turn can influence healthcare delivery. Investigating physicians’ perceptions about internet-informed patients is important ... -
Quantifying invariant features of within-group inequality in consumption across groups
(Springer, 2018)We study unit-level expenditure on consumption across multiple countries and multiple years, in order to extract invariant features of consumption distribution. We show that the bulk of it is lognormally distributed, ... -
Absence of economic and social constants
(Springer, 2016)In this article, we discuss the possibility of economics as a discipline emulating the success of hard sciences. In our view, a fundamental obstacle arises from the fact that economics does not have (m)any stable and ... -
Improving server utilization in a distributed computing set-up with independent clients
(2018)We consider a set-up in which there are multiple servers and multiple clients in a large distributed computing system. Clients request servers to process jobs. Servers can only process one job in unit time. There is no ... -
Determinants of analytics process adoption in emerging economies: perspectives from the marketing domain in India
(Sage, 2017)Decision-making based on market information has been the hallmark of many successful businesses over decades. The need for precision and specificity in decision rules has been the motivator for policy-makers in ... -
Leveraging correlates of innovative teacher behaviour for educational development in developing societies
(Science and Education Publishing, 2016)The public system of elementary education in developing countries is often criticized for its poor performance, but a better understanding of the innovative teachers in this system who achieve their educational goals might ... -
Seeking markets in production fields: an assessment of the potential of fair trade in India
(Sage, 2016)Fair trade is one of the important alternative sustainable production and trade movements which has been able to sustain and spread across regions over time. After making a large presence in developed country markets for ... -
Business model innovation for inclusive health care delivery at the bottom of the pyramid
(Sage, 2016)This article investigates business models innovation for delivering health care at the base of the pyramid (BoP). The examination of six health care organizational cases suggests that co-creation of patient needs, community ... -
Learning of aggregation models in multi criteria decision making
(Elsevier, 2017)Generalized attitudinal Choquet integral (GACI) is a recent aggregation operator that subsumes a multi- tude of aggregation operators, including both linear as well as non-linear and exponential integrals. In this study, ...