He spoke about the 4ps of marketing in promoting own ventures through online medium and each participant had to pitch in for themselves to create an impression within 30 seconds (SPOT HAT). I got chance to speak on the linkage between "Person and Passion" as an innate quality to be successful leader.

The session had audience including HR consultants, NGOs, entrepreneurs and women leaders from organizations like Dell, IBM, Cipla and many more.

The session was coordinated by Ms. Runa Maitra, Ms. Anjali Khanna and the lead sponsor was Dr.S. Mohapatro, Director, Jaipuria Business School.

The conference was based on the following themes

• National Accounts
• Indian economy & Data Base
• Regional Accounts
• Social Sector

Each theme had eminent discussants engaged in observation, commentary, evaluation and suggestion. Each session was chaired by distinguished subject and area experts from Ministry of Statistics and Program Implementation, Reserve Bank of India and senior academia from various universities. Each paper was discussed for about 40- 60 minutes. Most of the paper presenters were specialists and macroeconomic research analysts in CSO, NSSO, RBI, NCAER, IHD, IIPA based in every corner of India. The main purpose of the conference was to compile and collate information regarding National Income and Wealth for government record as in economic surveys and dissemination of the same. The topic of research paper was “Social Sector Accounting – A SWOT Analysis”. It was a learning experience for him as very senior experts present for the session threw tremendous light on new concepts pertaining to the subject deepening his understanding of the topic and his paper was reviewed to the fullest unlike previous conference presentations which are restricted to simple and brief question answer session.

The paper was well received by the session chair and audience. Apart from the paper presentation, Dr. Vijesh Jain also chaired one technical session at the conference and was one of the panel members of the panel discussion on the main theme of the conference.

A number of academics and scholars from national and international universities and educational institutes attended this 2 day conference. A number of students from other universities also presented their stories about their entrepreneurial ventures and discussed the success and failures of their projects. Some of these projects were very promising projects and got the attention of banks and other investors at the conference itself.

Spoke in the Session on "Entrepreneurship & Digital India” on 7-8th March 2017. As a Session Chair, it was great to see the wide variety of Papers by seasoned Academicians & Researchers and interact with them. Overall a good learning experience.

Sr. Professor of JMI, New Delhi was present as Co-Chair in this Session.

Total 17 papers were presented by the respective authors, Scientists, and Scholars from the areas of Soft Computing, IoT and Data Analytics.

Overall it was a great learning to interact with the researchers and understand their perspectives. Great learning experience to interact with, and listen young and experienced researchers about cross discipline researches and works. It was a happy moment to meet Ms Monika Arora the student of first Batch (1999), I taught at ITS.

INDIACom 2017 was aimed at providing an effective platform to the researchers from all over the world to show-case their original research work, have effective exchange of ideas and develop a strategic plan for balanced and inclusive growth of economy through IT in critical areas like E-Governance, E-Commerce, Disaster Management, GIS, Geo-spatial Technologies, Nano-Technology, Intellectual Property Rights, AI and Expert Systems, Networking, Software Engineering, High Performance Computing and other Emerging Technologies.

This session “Software Engineering and Emerging Technologies” was presided by Dr. Sachin Sharma, MRIU, Faridabad. Original contributions were solicited for this track on the third day of INDIACom 2017.

The objective of the Symposium was to provide the basic understanding of Internet of Things (IoT). It was a good forum for researchers and engineers in both academia and industry to exchange the latest innovations and research advancements in Innovative Computing, Communication and Automation. IoT-SIU 2017 was technically Co-Sponsored by TEQIP-II, MHRD and IEEE UP Section (Region 10). This was a good platform for research scholars and faculty members of this domain.

The conference theme addressed the issues and solutions surrounding Innovation, Sustainability and Change in marketing of goods & services.

The Inaugural session commenced with lamp lighting, followed by a welcome address by Mr. Vivek Singh Tomar, the conference co-chairperson. Dr. Thomas Mathew, IAS, Additional Secretary to the President of India was the guest of honor for the inaugural. Other eminent speakers from the industry were also present for the inaugural.

The speakers emphasised the need for innovation in an ever changing marketing environment.

The Inaugural Session ended with a vote of thanks by the session co-chair.

The next course of the conference was divided into three technical sessions. During the first session, distinguished speakers from the Industry discussed on the “Contemporary Issues Challenges in Marketing”. The session was chaired by: DR. Hemendra Dangi, Faculty of Management Studies University of Delhi.

The technical session II was on “Innovations in Health Care and Services Marketing” which was chaired by DR. Sanjay Dhir , ‎Professor, Strategic Management Area, DMS, IIT Delhi.

The technical session III was on “Sustainability in Social Media and Online Marketing”. This session was chaired by Dr. Rakesh Singh, Professor IMT Ghaziabad.

Delegates across Industry and Academia presented their research during the two day Conference.

The seminar attempted to arrive at a course of actionable points that accurately described the path to follow and how to meet the challenges.The conference was well received by the participants.