Monday, September 18, 2017

Paper Development Workshop_ IJGBC (December 14 - 16, 2017)

Goal: The International Journal of Global Business and Competitiveness (IJGBC) Paper Development Workshop
(PDW) will be held in Delhi School of Management, New Delhi , as part of the pre-conference workshop for the  GLOGIFT Annual Conference.
We invite you to participate in the same by submitting your paper following the guidelines of IJGBC
 (http://www.indianjournals.com/ijor.aspx?target=ijor:ijgbc&type=for_authors)
Conference: 17th Global Conference on Flexible Systems Management 2017 
Venue: Delhi School of Management, DTU, New Delhi, India 
Dates: December 14-16, 2017.

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You need to submit a paper to participate in this PDW adhering to the guidelines for IJGBC (http://www.indianjournals.com/ijor.aspx?target=ijor:ijgbc&type=home).
The same paper can also be submitted for presentation in the GLOGIFT 2017 conference. We would encourage you to discuss your structured abstract with the editorial team before writing the full paper.
Competitiveness at the firm level
"This is the level where real competitive business Olympics is played and medals are won. It is also the level where competitive strategies can be formulated, implemented and results can be analysed in finite time. Naturally, this is the level, which is of immense interest to many managers. Dynamics of competitiveness at this level is quite well understood and documented in books and journals on strategy. Indirect indicators can be found in annual rankings of business magazines such as Fortune, Business Today, Business India or newspapers such as Business Standard (BS1000, 1998).
Magazines like Asia Inc. use a more comprehensive approach; Asia’s Top 50 most competitive firms are selected based on a number of criteria. Awards such as Deming Prize, CII Quality Award can also be considered as indirect indicators of competitiveness. Some of the popular models for evaluation of quality, an important factor of competitiveness, of a firm can be used to enhance competitiveness on specific factors (Zairi, 1996):
• The Deming Prize (Japan)
• The Malcolm Balridge National Quality Award (USA)
• The European Quality Award
The Competitiveness Assets-Processes-Performance (APP) framework (Momaya, 1996, 1998) incorporates best of elements of such frameworks and has been tested in several contexts. "
Quoted from book: International competitiveness: Evaluation and enhancement, Chapter: Chapter 2: What is International Competitiveness? Select Views across Levels, Publisher: Hindustan Publishing Corporation, New Delhi
Participation at the PDW is limited. Participants will be invited based on the quality of their submitted work.Two types of submissions expected, full research papersand extended abstract.  Papers and extended abstract should be submitted on the email id: ijgbc.pdw@gmail.com. The deadline for submissions is September 25, 2017.
Research papers must be less than 10,000 words in length, and follow the IJGBC Style
Extended abstract must be no more than 2,500 words in length and include the key research questions, theoretical
framework, proposed research design and contribution. Please provide 6-8 keywords with both the submissions.
Participants will be notified about the acceptance of their submissions no later than October 10, 2010 and will need to register in the PDW by October 17, 2017.

There are two publishing opportunities:
1. Journal Publication
Select papers from the paper development workshop would be considered for journal publication (ABDC listed journals such as International Journal of Global Business and Competitiveness and Journal of Flexible Systems Management) after the peer review process.

2. Conference Proceedings
The Paper development submission can also be submitted parallely to the GLOGIFT conference
All accepted papers in the conference will be published in the Conference Proceedings.

* This unique workshop is intended to provide guidance to the promising young scholars and doctoral students on their research projects that are in early stages of development.
* Key objective is to encourage scholars to do quality research on topics contextually relevant for competitiveness and growth of firms from India.
* The workshop team would hand hold select papers from conceptualization to publishing stage in ABDC listed journals.
Momaya, K. (2001). International competitiveness: Evaluation and enhancement. New Delhi: Hindustan Publishing Corporation.
Momaya, K. S. (2014). Break-out for Competitiveness of Indian firms: Context, need and opportunities. International  Journal of Global Business and Competitiveness9(1), iii-vii.
Ajitabh, A., & Momaya, K. S. (2003). Competitiveness of firms: review of theory, frameworks and models.
Chapter: Jan 2013: Driving the Economy through Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Article: Apr 1998: Vikalpa
Article: Aug 2011: International Journal of Business Excellence

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