Global Competitiveness and Productivity by B S Bhatia and Balram Dogra

New Delhi: Deep and Deep. Hardbound. As New. Contents Introduction. I. Conceptual 1. Productivity centric global competitiveness/Balram Dogra and Rajesh Verma. 2. Trends in global competitiveness of India during post liberalization period/Paramjit Nanda and P.S. Raikhy. 3. Corporate reporting on productivity/B.S. Bhatia and Anurag Pahuja. 4. Globalisation and the changing productivity performance in the Indian economy a sectoral analysis/Amarjit Singh Sethi. 5. Global competitiveness issues beyond productivity/P.S. Raikhy and Paramjit Nanda. 6. EVA as a tool to measure productivity/Dyal Bhatnagar. 7. Enhancing Indian competitiveness through knowledge/Narendra Singh and S.C. Davar. 8. Impact of liberalization and globalization an Indian perspective/Sonia Chawla. II. Manufacturing sector 9. Competitiveness of the Indian garment export sector after Multi Fibre Arrangement (MFA) phase out/Raghbir Singh and Lalit Mohan Kathuria. 10. Productivity improvement of industrial sectors in Punjab/B.S. Rathore and S.K. Dhameja. 11. Extent of competitiveness and performance of some Indian industries/Kuldip Kaur and Amandeep Kaur. 12. Export competitiveness of Indian manufacturing industry/Navjote Khara and Deependra Singh Garcha. 13. Process based management systems and productivity/Akepati S. Reddy. 14. Productive efficiency of Indian textile industry a non parametric analysis/Ruchi Trehan and Sunil Kumar. 15. Transforming public enterprises in India into intelligent organisations/V.K. Kohli. 16. Gaining global competitiveness lessons from successful companies/Sanjeev K. Sharma and K.K. Uppal. III. Service sector 17. Challenges and strategies for competitiveness productivity and globalising Indian Insurance market/Ravinder Vinayek and Ravi Kumar Gupta. 18. Achieving global competitiveness through service excellence and total customer satisfaction/Urvashi Makkar and Ashok Shukla. 19. Productivity in the banking industry with special reference to State Bank of India Group/Sanjay Kaushik. 20. Trends in operational productivity of Commercial Banks in India/Monika Aggarwal. 21. Insurance sector in India in post liberalisation period challenges of change/B.S. Bhatia and Swati Kumaria Puri. 22. Global competitiveness in health sector/Santosh Gupta. 23. Competitiveness of Public Sector Banks in India (post liberalisation scenario)/Gaganjeet Kaur. IV. Agriculture sector 24. Globalisation competitiveness and productivity in agriculture sector/P.K. Vasudeva. 25. WTO and Indian agriculture with special reference to Punjab/P.S. Rangi. 26. Growth performance of productivity in Indian agricultural sector/Sanjeev Gupta and R.S. Bawa. 27. Natural resource management and productivity enhancement through organic agriculture/Sukhbir Kaur and Harpinder Singh. 28. Agricultural accounting a tool for improving productivity efficiency and efficacy in the agriculture sector/Dharminder Singh Ubha. V. Information technology 29. Structure of I.T. Industry and its policy implications/Inderjeet Singh. 30. ERP systems planning design and implementation model/Ashim Raj Singla and D.P. Goyal. 31. Role of software complexity metrics in productivity/Rajinder Singh. 32. CRM an additive tool for competitiveness/Dalbir Singh Narender Singh and Hawa Singh. 33. IT solutions for service providers in education a TQM approach for global competitiveness/H.J. Ghosh Roy. 34. E governance for productivity improvement in administration an Indian perspective/Kulwant Kaur. 35. CRM increasing organisational competitiveness/Jasmine Bansal. 36. E governance a tool for increasing government productivity/Deepak Kaushik. 37. Role of ERP systems in increasing productivity and competitiveness/Shikha Kakkar. 38. E business a must for globalization/Manav Jindal Sanjeev Bansal and Ruchi Jindal. 39. IT in agriculture an effort for improving global competitiveness of Indian farmer/Meera Bamba. Index. Competitiveness in the market place is no longer seen as a matter of concern only for the companies competing in the market but also for the state. Because of the importance of competitiveness and productivity in the economic success countries have started searching for policies and initiatives which will spur the efforts of the business firms for improving their productivity and becoming competitive. This book covers an analysis of competitive scenario and productivity trends and strategies for its improvement in all sectors of the economy i.e. primary secondary and tertiary. Considering the global competitive scenario low productivity levels in various sectors stands at the cross road in world markets.