The book showcases research on digital entertainment solutions in different sectors. In recent years, digital media have evolved to include bandwidth-rich, smart, and connected platforms accessed via computers, tablets, smart phones, social media, and video game consoles. The high connectivity and vast processing capacity of these platforms have allowed for platform-agnostic, streaming, always-on, entertainment-on-demand consumption of digital content in a way distinct from traditional models of entertainment consumption. Moving beyond the unilateral delivery of content, with fixed positions of the entertainers and the entertained, digital entertainment is now dynamically generated by users and providers, blurring the boundary between producers and consumers of entertainment. With the increasing accessibility of multimodal media that surround audiences with sensory-rich information, digital entertainment is becoming more immersive.
Saturday, November 26, 2022
Upcoming Books .....
The book presents the results of studies on selected problems (such as predictive model of transcription initiation and termination, protein recognition codes, protein structure prediction, feature selection for disease prediction, information retrieval from medical imaging) of Bioinformatics and Information Retrieval. Information Retrieval is one of the contemporary answers to new challenges in threat evaluation of composite systems. This book provides a practical course in computational data analysis suitable for students or researchers with no previous exposure to computer programming. It describes in detail the theoretical basis for statistical analysis techniques used throughout the textbook, from basic principles. It presents walk-throughs of data analysis tasks using different tools to help in taking decisions in healthcare management.
Monday, January 24, 2022
Thursday, May 6, 2021
Thursday, February 6, 2020
Tuesday, March 26, 2019
MOFA TAIWAN FELLOW VISIT 2019
Presently doing my research on cross trait relationship between India and Taiwan at National Dong Hwa University, Taiwan under MOFA Taiwan Fellowship 2019. Sharing my research experience doing abroad - here's why
1. Doing Research in New Areas
It was indeed great experience doing collaborative research with Professor from National Dong Hwa University on the topic which is unique and interesting too. Learning about this would be something I would be hard pressed to find in the India, and was an opportunity completely unique to Taiwan. India may be growing with population but Taiwan is growing with new technology faster than India.
2. Knowledge Sharing
It's important to enjoy the opportunities at the host universities by using library resources, auditing courses, participating in seminars and interacting with professors , scholars and students to learn new knowledge with new culture too.
3. Learning Opportunities
In addition, international experiences create important learning opportunities to broaden professional and personal perspectives. As faculty member, our international academic experiences could influence university education through our instruction and curriculum, which directly or indirectly affects the education of students.
The development of a more coordinated system of faculty and students exchange through international visiting scholars would be meaningful – not only for individual scholars but also for institutions, to help enhance research and teaching capacities as well as internationalisation generally.
Wednesday, April 4, 2018
1st International Conference " Family Business in the Arab World" 2018
Attended 1st International Conference on Family Business in Arab World from 7th -8th March 2018 at American University of Sharjah: This conference gave me platform to interact and connect with leading international researchers and academics from different part of country to discuss on the Family Business in the Arab world. The paper titled : "The effect of tribalism, Islam and nationalism in the family capital- family firm resilience relationship in Arab countries : evidence from western Sahara" was selected among the best paper and supported with travel grant
Tuesday, October 31, 2017
Saturday, October 21, 2017
Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp 2017
Concluded Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp in collaboration with Department of Science and Technology, Govt.of India and Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India under the flagship of Dr.Saikat Gochhait-Head ASBM Business Incubator Centre from 14th September to 16th September 2017 around 120 students from 14 different institutes and Universities participated.
Friday, October 20, 2017
Saturday, December 10, 2016
Organized BIG Ideas Conclave 2016
Asian School of Business Management,
Bhubaneswar organised Big Ideas Conclave in collaboration with RHS (Names can
be added) on 17th Nov 2016, for the management students in its
premises.
The speaker in the technical session were Rajesh Shashidhar, Chief Mentor-RHS , followed by Harpreet Kaur, Co-founder at Florentino Play School.
Big Ideas Conclave was conducted under the flagship of Business Incubator Centre of ASBM, headed by Prof. Dr.Saikat Gochhait.
Press Releases :
Wednesday, September 21, 2016
Organized Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp on 15th to 17th Sep 2016
Entrepreneurship
in the 21st century is different from what it was years ego.
Addressing the need of the time, the Entrepreneurship Development Cell of Asian
School of Business Management has organized a three day Entrepreneurship
Awareness Camp in collaboration with NSTEDB, Department of Science &
Technology, Govt. of India and Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India,
Ahmedabad. While introducing the theme of the Camp, Prof. (Dr.) Biswajeet Pattanayak,
Director, ASBM shared how an innovative idea is more important than money to be
an entrepreneur. He named five 'I's - intention,
inspiration, initiative, ideas and innovation - as essential feature for a
successful entrepreneur.
Guest of Eminence of the occasion Mrs. Jayashree Mohanty, President of Luminous Infoways Pvt. Ltd. laid emphasis on the role of technology and communication in entrepreneurial venture. She presented a beautiful picture of evolution of entrepreneurship in the historical context with Indian values.
Shri Srijat Mishra, Managing Director & CEO, Kalinga Soft, Guest of Eminence explained the key touch points of entrepreneurship. He stressed on concepts like creativity, perseverance and resourcefulness as prime requirement for an entrepreneur.
The event has witnessed participation of more than 200 students from various B-schools. The mentorship partners of the event were Sakrobotix Lab, JYODIV Technology. Knowledge Partners were CTTC, Bhubaneswar, National Innovation Foundation – India, MSME, Women Entrepreneurship & Empowerment and Lemon School of Entrepreneurship. This programme was sponsored by Bisleri and Luminous Infoways. Odisha.Live joined the event as the media partner. Introduction of the guest was given by Prof. Saikat Gochhait, Coordinator, EDC and Dr. Sadanand Meher, Faculty, ASBM proposed a vote of thanks.
The inaugural is to be followed by several interactive sessions and workshops targeting innovations in entrepreneurial venture. The workshops and discussions are to be conducted by subject experts and eminent entrepreneurs.
Saturday, August 6, 2016
DITA SHORT TERM SCHOLARSHIP 2016-17
Awarded with Deusto International Tuning Academy (DITA) Scholarships for one month research visit to University of Duesto ,Spain
Thursday, June 2, 2016
www.saikatgochhait.in: Singapore Visit from 25th April to 1st May 2016
www.saikatgochhait.in: Singapore Visit from 25th April to 1st May 2016: 1 ST DAY (Half day) NEWATER PLANT VISIT After reaching Singapore first we learned what is the main problem in Singapore so that they ...
www.saikatgochhait.in: New Assignment as Head-Business Incubator Centre:M...
www.saikatgochhait.in: New Assignment as Head-Business Incubator Centre:M...: As the state government is working on formulating a startup policy to promote and facilitate entrepreneurs in the state. ASBM has initia...
New Assignment as Head-Business Incubator Centre:MSME,Govt of India
As the
state government is working on formulating a startup policy to promote and
facilitate entrepreneurs in the state. ASBM has initiated to create ecosystem
for new innovative ideas from students from different background irrespective
of education parameters. It will work together with some startups from
Singapore like IExperience and Apple Seed to work jointly for creating the
mindset of entrepreneurship in the present scenario of unemployment
issues. Ministry of Micro, Small &
Medium Enterprises (MSME), Government of India has recognised prestigious
B-school ASBM as Business Incubator Centre of Government of India. ASBM is the
only management institute of the state which got this distinction. Business
Incubator Centre holds significant importance in a country like India as
entrepreneurs by the score are launching new setups and changing the game of
business. Now ASBM incubation centers will provide support functions,
mentorship and resources to individual entrepreneurs or entrepreneurial setups.
The institute is forging ahead with the existing entrepreneurial activities to
support, the vibrant student body on campus for encouraging entrepreneurship
among the students and beyond.
It is
worthwhile to mention that Entrepreneurship Development Programmes are being
organized regularly by ASBM to nurture the talent of youth to motivate them
towards self-employment. Now Comprehensive training programmes will be
organized to upgrade skills of prospective entrepreneurs, existing workforce
and also develop skills of new workers. This is going to add substantial value
to the state of Odisha. ASBM has pioneered in taking initiative for women
entrepreneurship. The vision of Prof. (Dr.) Biswajeet Pattanayak, Director
ASBM, to empower talented youth towards self-employment now become a reality. Dr. Saikat Gochhait, Coordinator,
Entrepreneurship Development Cell will be the head of ASBM Business Incubator
Centre.
Press Releases:
Web Links
Thursday, May 26, 2016
Singapore Visit from 25th April to 1st May 2016
1ST
DAY (Half day) NEWATER PLANT VISIT
After reaching Singapore first we learned what is the main
problem in Singapore so that they have over came it and how they have planned
and implemented it, so here are some points that has been observed:-
WATER PROBLEM
In Singapore the main problem is water where the sources of
water are very few but as per management and their government they have
overcome their problem.
·
Beside the rain water and sea they have created
another source of water which is known as NE WATER.
·
So they have created a water technology where
they can overcome the problem.
·
They collect the water from the sewage and waste
water like bathing water and etc.
·
After collecting that water they send it to
treatment center where water gets treated and then it’s passed through new
technology that is three step of water treatment.
·
First step Microfiltration or ultra filtration
in this step the treated water is micro filtered with highly used technology
where it goes to second step.
·
Second step is reverse osmosis where the
invisible bacteria were treated and killed where the water is considered as
drinking water, to have more purity they send it to last and third step.
·
Third step is ultraviolet disinfection where
through ultraviolet ray the drinking water is passed and it is done for
additional safety.
·
And then the water is packed.
·
After that we took a vow that we should conserve
vale and enjoy the water.
Learning point
·
How they have created new innovative ideas
·
The managing style of industry with few employees
by depending upon new technology.
·
And how to create own resources.
Second session industry visit (Two industry visit)
Singapore maritime Gallery
·
World biggest port in shipping and Singapore
major hub port.
·
Backbone of Singapore where the government is
fully depends upon it.
·
Associations of Singapore marine industry (ASMI)
introduced PORTNET first nationwide business to business port community IT
solution.
·
It is the first country to establish a national
standard for bunkering.
·
In logistic sector it is highly equipped and
mechanized in proper way.
·
All highly innovative technology were used to
make it smoother as it is the most busiest port in the world.
Learning Point
·
How they have generated different containers for
different products to handle.
o
Reefer
o
Open side
o
Open top
o
Flat Rack
o
Tank
o
Garment on Hanger
·
How they have different ships for all product
for faster moving.
·
How the ships are designed in proper way.
·
How to take initiative towards greener ship.
Next we had visited Ministry of National Development , Singapore
·
Where we studied the urbanization of Singapore from rural hub to Urban hub of smart city.
Visit to Management Development Institute of Singapore Campus for self study analysis of Education system
Monday, March 21, 2016
Womenprenuership Startup Workshop Festival 2016
Asian School of Business
Management under the aegis of EDC sponsored by AICTE, Govt. of India, organized
an entrepreneurship programme exclusively for women on 16th and 17th
March 2016. The two day long workshop was inaugurated by Shri Sujit Kumar,
Special Secretary, State Planning Board, Govt. of Odisha, the chief guest of
the occasion, inaugurated the event. He inspired the women participants from
various technical institutes saying that the youth is the best time to have new
ideas and to venture entrepreneurship. He guided the participants with the ways
of utilizing government schemes from various startups.
Smt. Meera Shenoy, founder
of youth4jobs, guest of Honour of the occasion, spoke in favour of better
education of women and shed light on competitiveness of women entrepreneurs. Shri
Soubhagya Routray, President of ITAO, guest of Honour of the event, said that
women should come forward for leadership in IT sectors and it is the
responsibility of the society to create scope to make them techsavy.
Prof. (Dr.) Biswajeet
Pattanayak, the Director of ASBM, said in his welcome address that it was an
exclusive programme for women. He inspired the women participants saying that they
should understand their potential and should be courageous to try out their
passion. He also inspired them to create their own organization. He explained
brilliantly how a small idea can create a big business enterprise.
Inaugural session was
followed by many sessions where the participants were given practical exposure
regarding entrepreneurship. The recourse persons in the workshops were from Google
development group on the first day. The second opened with the theme “Practical
Exposure of Waste Management” where the resource persons were Shri Shakti
Mishra and Smt. Ajanta Shilpa from Kalinga e-resource pvt. Limited. The event
also witnessed a Business Model Workshop on startup by corporate trainer, Shri.
Hitendra H. Soneji.
The valedictory session was graced by Shri D. S.
Mishra, GM, District Industry Centre as Chief Guest, and Dr Deepa Prasad, State
Programme Coordinator, United Nation Population Fund, Odisha as Guest of Honour.
They appreciated the initiative of ASBM for having an entrepreneurship
programme for women. The workshop was sponsored
by Kalinga E Resources, Playbook Consultancy, Smt. Nandini Satapathy Memorial
Trust and Kudia.in. The
event was coordinated by Prof. Saikat
Gochhait. He introduced the guest in the inaugural ceremony and proposed vote
of thanks at the end.
http://www.orissadiary.com/CurrentNews.asp?id=65439
Post Press Releases:
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| Oriya Daily Newspaper Sambad page no 15 dated 21st March 2016 |
Friday, March 18, 2016
Organized Startup India Festival in collaboration with Lemon School of Entrepreneurship
Bhubaneswar, February 8…..The
Entrepreneurship in 21st Century is different from what it was years ago.
Startup India; Stand up introduces a new set up of rules and policies which
have ignited a spark in youth and all aspiring entrepreneurs to take the plunge
into startup world. Addressing the need of same, Lemon School of
Entrepreneurship in association with ‘Entrepreneurship Development Cell’ of
Asian Business School is organizing a free seminar on ‘Start-up India Festival’in city on Monday i.e. 8th
February.Love Bhatnagar, Mentor – Sales & Marketing at LEMON
School of Entrepreneurship &Dr.SaikatGochhait,
Assistant
Professor-Marketing at Asian School of Business are the chief speakers for this Open Entrepreneurship
Development Seminar.
Date & Time: 8th February, 2016 from 10am to
12noon
Venue: ASIAN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT, ShikshaVihar,
Bhola, Chandaka, Bhubaneswar-
754012, Odisha, India
Contact No. +91-8407911142
There is no bar to enter into
entrepreneurship and neither have we. It is not about physical age, but about
mental age.Similarly money. Those days of starting new business only when you
have money have gone. You can literally start a new business venture with zero
money. Many have proved by starting
ventures from garages, rented places and make shift shelters. While Tatas and Birlas are scratching their
heads on how come with so many years of existence, they are unable to get the
valuation of just six years old new age ventures are getting.The new age
businesses are volumes business and for same Innovation is the key.
Takeaways from the Seminar:
1.
Understanding
trends in startup space
2.
Exploring
next big opportunities
3.
Converting
small ideas into big businesses
4.
Identifying
Indian problems as opportunities for startups
Don’t get married to a first idea
itself. Date with few ideas, then nurture the best idea for your startup
journey!!
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