TAILIEUCHUNG - Chitkara Business School Presents International Conference Contemporary Issues in Business 2013

Before the reengineering team can proceed to redesign the process, they should understand the existing process. Although some BPR proponents (in particular Hammer and Champy) argue against analyzing the current enterprise, saying that it inhibits the creative process, that might not always hold true[1]. It varies from case to case. While some organizations which are in dire straits might go the Hammer and Champy way (attempt a new process design while totally ignoring the existing processes) most organizations need to map the existing processes first, analyze and improve on it to design new processes. The important aspect of BPR. | CHITKARA E UNIVERSITY MM Chitkara Business School Presents International Conference Contemporary Issues in Business 2013 March 16 2013 Chitkara University Punjab Chandigarh-Patiala National Highway NH-64 Punjab-140 401 India CHITKARA E UNIVERSITY MM About the Conference The International Conference on Contemporary Issues in Business 2013 is an attempt to bring together professionals interested in the business world to investigate and provide remedies to real world business challenges. ICCB 2013 shall provide a platform where contemporary issues pertaining to the world of business may be addressed and debated upon. Tracks Marketing Management Financial Management Consumer Behavior Financial Markets and Services Marketing of Services Business Economics Marketing Research Ethics and Governance Fashion Marketing Corporate Social Responsibility Retail Management Human Resource Management E-Commerce Organization Behavior Strategic Management and Business Policy Work Psychology The above-mentioned tracks are indicative only. Papers from all areas of business management may be submitted for consideration. Guidelines for Abstract Submission Detailed abstracts must encompass clearly purpose of the research methodology implications and key references and should be mailed latest by 1st February 2013. Soft copy should be sent to iccb2013@ with name of paper and author name s clearly mentioned in subject line. Length 1500-2000 words Font Times New Roman Font Size 12 Line Spacing Keywords 5 Referencing Harvard Style Guidelines for Final Paper Soft copy of papers selected for presentation should be submitted in pdf format to the conference committee latest by 15th February 2013. Soft copy should be sent to iccb2013@ with name of paper and author name s clearly mentioned in subject line. Length 3000 words Font Times New Roman Font Size 12 Line Spacing Keywords 5 Referencing Harvard style Best Paper Award One best paper award shall be declared.

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