IIM Calcutta, Eruditus launch next batch of senior management programme in Business Analytics
Vagisha Kaushik | January 20, 2022 | 08:09 PM IST | 2 mins read
Mid to senior level executives can apply for the first cohort of the SMPBA programme which begins on March 30.
NEW DELHI: The Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta has collaborated with Eruditus to introduce the next batch of its senior management programme in Business Analytics (SMPBA).
The 9-month management programme is meant for mid to senior level executives who want to take business decisions with the help of data analytics or those who want to upskill in this field. “The programme would also help professionals gain a competitive edge by formulating effective data-backed business decisions,” an official statement from IIM Calcutta said.
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The programme includes three on-campus immersions. The curriculum comprises live interactive online sessions, real-world case studies, group discussions, simulations and guest speakers from leading industry experts.
The SMPBA programme combines strategic aspects of Business Analytics with important technology-oriented aspects. All the enrolled executives, on successful completion of the programme, would be eligible for the IIM Calcutta Executive Education Alumni status. Applications are open for the cohort beginning March 30, 2022.
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Commenting on the collaboration, Mohan Kannegal, CEO, India and APAC, Eruditus, said, “Business Analytics is a unique blend of technology and business. A larger part of corporate structure today is data driven and it is quintessential to be acquainted with analytics to ensure better decision-making skills in real time. At Eruditus, we strive to make high-quality education accessible and affordable to all and aligned with this mission, we are proud to bring the most prestigious B-School in India to bridge the skill gap in the fast-paced data driven analytical world.”
Saibal Chattopadhyay of IIM Calcutta said, “The course curriculum is designed to align the thought process of professionals who can take effective business decisions. The program will provide a wider approach to solve business issues, thereby enhancing the ability to tackle any issues. This collaboration would also help reach a wider group of senior professionals who want to upgrade themselves with the changing business needs.”
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