MBA Dept. organized Webinar on "Talent Management: Imperatives for Future"
Dept. of Business Administration-MBA in Association with Open Spaces Consulting, Mumbai organized a Webinar on the topic "Talent Management: Imperatives for Future". Mr. Harsh P Bhosale, Chief People Officer, Nayara Energy Limited was the resource person and the session was moderated by Dr. Aneeta R Madhok, Managing Director, Open Spaces Consulting, Mumbai.
Mr. Harsh in his talk focused mainly on three critical aspects which has high impact on whole Talent management process - changing the mindset of youth which is highly individualised, Automation & Artificial Intelligence and Post Covid Hybrid Models. He also discussed about the impact of organizational culture on talent management saying that culture is nothing but shared behaviour or shared values which will help organisations to retain the talents. He informed the participants that the concept of working from home will affect the emotional wellness of people and to overcome this challenge, organizations will have to take hybrid initiatives like physical meeting, seminars and team sessions etc. Mr. Harsh briefed about Talent Management which is a combination of all processes which comes between hiring to retirement, create a value chain and see how it affects the value succession of the company.
Dr. Aneeta Madhok, being the moderator of the session, gave insight into Talent Management Process and how the role of HR Team is evolving with the time. In the end the queries raised by the participants were addressed by Mr. Harsh and Dr. Aneeta with their experience of working with various organizations in senior positions.
CSE faculty completes Coursera course on "Natural Language Processing in TensorFlow"
Dr. Shreyas Rao, Associate Professor, Dept. of Computer Science & Engineering, completed a course titled "Natural Language Processing in TensorFlow" offered by DeepLearning.AI via Coursera.
The course was delivered by Mr. Laurence Moroney, Lead AI Scientist at Google. The course discussed the application of Deep learning models like LSTM, RNN, CNN and GRU on NLP tasks such as Sentiment analysis, Text Classification and Text Generation. Implementation of the NLP tasks was demonstrated using Tensorflow 2.0 and Keras frameworks.
Tomorrow’s Event
Webinar on Insights of Data Mining
Sahyadri College of Engineering & Management and IEEE Student Branch - SCEM in association with STAISE and SAHYADRI-IIC is organizing a workshop on “Insights of Data Mining”. The resource person for the event will be Dr. Karthik S A, Asst. Professor, Dayananda Sagar Academy of Technology and Management, Bengaluru on 20thJuly 2021 at 2.30 PM. The event will be held in online mode and participants can join using below.
Link:
https://meet.google.com/xds-rdon-rbw
Day Twenty Nine of CET Crash Course for CET Aspirants
This space gives a glimpse of the Day-Wise information related to CET Crash Course organized for CET Aspirants at 10:00 am to 1:00 pm every day.
Subject: Mathematics
Topic: Application of Derivatives
Participant Count: 1,322
Robotic Process Automation - “Learn How to learn”
Automation is a technology that deals with the application of machines and computers to the production of goods and services with minimal or nil levels of human intervention.
Currently there is not even a single segment of human life that is untouched and unaffected by automation. To cite a few examples, Self-driving cars, Airplanes, Household Electronic Appliances, Security and Surveillance Appliances, Banking, Medicine/Surgical Procedures, and Smart Industrial Manufacturing. In the digital world, automation and software development are two different terms. It’s often noted that, one is confused with the other. Developing a book-keeping management system is called software development, while programming a step ahead so that no human intervention is required is referred as automation.
What should be automated?
• Time consuming jobs
• Repetitive, Monotonous and Mundane tasks being done every day.
• Low quality yield tasks
• Alerting tasks in case of any Fault OR Fault arising tasks.
What can be automated?
• Well defined tasks and rule-based steps
• Benefits that are more than the cost incurred
• Logical Tasks
• An input to the task can be diverted to the software system.
Today Automation has reached a stage of maturity wherein fairly large number of other technologies have developed from it. Robotic Process Automation is one such transformational burgeoning area. In simple terms, RPA uses a software that mimics the human actions while interacting with applications on a computer and accomplishing rule-based tasks. The key technologies that have been adopted with RPA are Machine Learning, Natural language processing and Computer Vision.
With the advent of RPA, it has become much easier to automate tasks. All we need to know are the steps taken by humans and make the Robots mimic the same action.
Some of the RPA development platforms include Automation anywhere, UiPath (open source), WorkFusion, Blue Prism and Thoughtonomy and KOFAX. Thus, the key attribute here would be to, take over the routine and tedious tasks and in the bargain provide humans with an opportunity to make better use of their capabilities by recognizing and adapting to the changes quickly.
Prof. Gagan Shetty K
Dept. of Mechanical Engineering
Quote for the day
If you want to live a happy life, tie it to a goal, not to people or things.
- Albert Einstein 
