Telfer School Launches the Mitel Virtual International Case Competition

In what may be the first of its kind, the Telfer School of Management at the University of Ottawa, Mitel and Export Development Canada (EDC) have given their support to the student organization Managers Without Borders to launch the unique VoIP enabled Mitel Virtual International Case Competition (Mitel VICC).

The virtual global case competition aims to simulate collaboration between international management students based on real world business cases. The competition takes place November 13 to 16, 2008 and includes students from North America, Europe and Asia working together on intercultural teams. The participating universities are:

• University College Cork (Cork, Ireland)
• Singapore Management University (Singapore)
• Euromed École de management, (Marseille, France)
• SMOT Management Academy (Chennai, India)
• Baylor University (Texas, USA)
• Telfer School of Management (Ottawa, Canada)

SMOT and CAMC, Canada Collaborate to offer Degree in Management Consulting

SMOT, School of Business has announced a collaboration with the consulting body, Canadian Association of Management Consulting (CAMC) to offer PGPM, management consulting degree..More

SMOT School of Business, CAMC, Canada Collaborate to offer Degree in Management Consulting

SMOT, B-School which moulds a wide range of in-demand career tracks relevant management degree’s graduates for industries such as IT, Manufacturing, Services, Healthcare and Retail has announced an expansive collaboration with the worlds largest professional consulting body, Canadian Association of Management Consulting (CAMC) to offer PGPM, management consulting degree in Finance, Marketing, IT and HR as part of its Global Branding effort. Under the collaborative initiative 3 faculties from CAMC and SMU will visit SMOT this fall to offer 108 hours of class in various most current topics in management...More

SMOT to set up campus in Hyderabad

Chennai-based SMOT School of Business is setting up its second campus near Hyderabad. It will have a student intake of 65 and offer a 16-month postgraduate programme in management. The campus would be operational from May 2009...More

SMOT B-school collaborates with Canada Association

SMOT business school Wednesday announced collaboration with the Canadian Association of Management Consultants (CAMC) to offer post-graduation management consulting degrees in finance, marketing, IT and human resources (HR). Under the initiative, faculties from CAMC will visit SMOT to offer 108 hours of class in most current topics in management...More

SMOT B-school collaborates with Canadian Association

SMOT business school Wednesday announced collaboration with the Canadian Association of Management Consultants (CAMC) to offer post-graduation management consulting degrees in finance, marketing, IT and human resources (HR)...More

Off the block - The Telegraph

A new business school, SMOT (not an acronym), with its headquarters in Chennai, announced its first postgraduate programme in Calcutta on July 2, 2007. More

SMOT launches course with new curricula - Business Standard

SMOT, a Chennai-based B-school, has launched its pan-India post graduate programme in management ( PGPM). Currently, it has a capacity of 120 seats each at its Chennai and Hyderabad campuses.

SMOT plans to spread its wings to Mumbai and Bangalore in the future. The business school’s basic aim is to offer super-speciality management tracks.More

SMOT B-School offers career track verticals - Business Line

Launching admissions for the SMOT Business School’s first pan-India post-graduate programme in management in Kolkata, Dr R. Narasimhan, Director of the Chennai-based B-School, said the PGPM would offer career track (role specific) verticals, aimed at minimising post-placement attrition of management graduates in corporate India. Classes for the maiden PG course is set to begin in September. More

SMOT Business school - The Statesman

SMOT, a newly launched business school has announced its admission open for its first year Post Graduate program in Management. Conceptualised to be a business school with a difference SMOT will be launching four main courses consisting of Finance, Marketing, Operation and Strategy and HR. More

Module to check attrition - New Indian Express

Keeping in view the rising attrition rate in corporate houses, Chennai-based SMOT, a B-school, has designed a unique PG programme in management that equips graduates with industry specifics. More

Chennai business school announces PG course - Tribune India

Chandigarh, July 4, SMOT, a business school of Chennai, announced the launch of its first pan-India postgraduate programme in management here today. More

No more ‘generalist’ MBAs - The Hindu

What the industry needs is not exactly what the business schools are churning out. One of the major reasons for high attrition rates in the corporate sector is that management graduates are proving unequal to the challenges of the job they get. Another reason is the shifting requirements of the corporate world due to the advent of global management practices.More

SMOT to start PG diploma in mgmt - Financial Express

SMOT, a Chennai-based business school, is starting a 16-month post-graduate diploma course in management. The institute will accommodate 240 students at its campuses in Chennai and Hyderabad. More

New B-school coming up in city - New Indian Express

Hyderabad: With an aim to lessen the post placement attrition of management graduates in corporate India, a new business school named SMOT is coming up near Osmansagar.More

SMOT announces new PG course - Business Line

Business school SMOT has announced the launch of its first pan-India postgraduate programme in management. More

SMOT business school launches PG course in management - India EDU News