IIM Lucknow hosts Annual International Research Conference, Doctoral Workshop 2023
Anu Parthiban | December 18, 2023 | 01:04 PM IST | 2 mins read
IIM Lucknow: More than 100 research papers were submitted to the conference by the participants. Research scholars from several countries also participated.
NEW DELHI: Indian Institute of Management Lucknow (IIM Lucknow) has conducted 3-day Annual International Research Conference (AIRC) and Doctoral Workshop 2023 from December 15 to 17. Research scholars from Australia, Norway, the United Kingdom, Saudi Arabia, and Vietnam also participated in the conference.
The theme of the conference was ‘Transforming Business and Management in the Digital Age’. Over 75 academics shared knowledge, ideas, and issues in various business functions and domains of management.
This year, more than 100 research papers were submitted to the conference by the participants, making it a rich exchange of ideas.
During the inaugural address, IIM Lucknow director Archana Shukla, said: “Learning has no shortcuts in today’s world which is why it is important to have rigour in one’s methodology and processes when it comes to research. There is no fast-track way to becoming a researcher and one needs to invest time and practice self-discipline.”
The conference covered ten technical sessions on topics including human resource management, financial management, marketing management, information technology, decision sciences, and economics.
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On 'Doing Impactful Research,' Sandeep Purao from Bentley University said: "Make the research problems practice generated instead of discipline generated."
He emphasized the “importance of practice-generated research problems, encouraging scholars to draw inspiration from practical situations and align research closely with the needs of the broader community, fostering impactful and relevant outcomes”.
Doctoral workshop
The conference on doctoral workshop was organised in three sessions, which was led by Cheryl Wachenheim, North Dakota State University; Suresh Jakhar, IIM Lucknow; and Manish Srivastava, Michigan Technological University.
Convenor of AIRC 2023 Pradeep Kumar noted: "Following the pandemic, we observed a surge in individuals' contributions to business and policy. We aimed to decipher this considering the transformations introduced by the digital age. Today, as we kick off this conference, we take pride in the diverse range of research paper submissions. These papers, to be presented over the next three days, showcase exceptional insights, and we will also recognize some of the outstanding contributions with awards."
Sandeep Purao from Bentley University; Alok Gupta from the University of Minnesota; Manish K Srivastava from Michigan Tech University; Cheryl Wachenheim from North Dakota State University; Subhash Jha, associate professor at the University of Memphis; Rashmi Jain from Montclair University; and Swanand J Deodhar, associate professor at IIM Ahmedabad took part in the conference.
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