PANAJI
Goa Institute of Management (GIM) is holding the third edition of the two-day National Level Supply Chain and Operations Conclave on February 5 and 6 on the theme - Observe, Operate, Optimise. Prabodhan 2020 had welcomed eminent business leaders from Mumbai Dabbawala and Flipkart which helped students gain insights on various operation management concepts. Prabodhan 2021 saw a footfall of 1000 plus students from 100 plus colleges including IIMs, XLRI, IITs, NMIMS, SIBM, SCMHRD, etc.
“We have been consistently ranking in the top 15 among private B-schools in India. We believe, walk and work on the principle that the learning never stops,” states Dr Ajit Parulekar, director, Goa Institute of Management (GIM). GIM boasts of 900 plus students from all over India to gain hands-on experience of various management related knowledge and skills. One such activity is SCOPES (Supply Chain and Operations Club) that strives to live up to the vigour of operations enthusiasts and is a step ahead in ensuring that learning doesn’t stop at books.
With Prabodhan as its flagship event in the conclave, students from the top tier B-schools would compete in this event. Prabodhan is GIM’s national level conclave comprising a national-level case study competition, certification workshop, national-level quiz competition, supply-chain simulation games, the launch of our annual newsletter (Samhita), and talks by industry experts in the field of Supply Chain and Operations. Prabodhan aims to enable students to explore various areas of Supply Chain and Operations. National level case study competition, where more than 250 teams participate for the prize money of Rs 45000.
Apart from Prabodhan, there would be four main competitions: Continuum, Beer Game, Samhita and Qriosity and two sessions, Tantra and Workshop.
Continuum is a national level case study competition, where more than 250 teams would participate for the prize money of Rs 45000.
Beer Game is a supply chain-based simulation game which tests the ability of the team to strike the balance between supply and demand. Prize money of Rs 35000 will be awarded to the winner.
Samhita is an annual newsletter from SCOPES that comprises articles from different industry experts. The best submissions from the article writing competition are featured and the prize money of Rs 5000 will be awarded.
Qriosity is a national level quiz competition conducted through an online platform for which the prize money of Rs 15000 will be awarded.
Tantra is an interaction session with industry leaders to gain insights about latest developments in the supply chain, while Workshop is a certification program by industry leaders on trending and cutting-edge technologies.
The senior core committee members are Arpit Gaur, Mohit Bhatt and Rashmi Kunde. The junior core committee members are Arpit Sheth, Shubham Kudtarkar and Yash Prabhudessai.
