...Kinder International Healthcare Consultancy Pvt. Ltd. KIHC Service Provision in Management Consultancy NABH accreditation consultancy Develop SOPs, Policies, manuals etc. Organization assessment audit Business process re-engineering Operational and Retainer Management Consulting Hospital Setting up - Women and Children Care o Conceptualization o Designing and Implementation o Staff Recruitment o Commissioning Kinder IVF o Centre design and setting up o Kinder IVF Protocols o Staff Recruitment o Quality Management NABH accreditation consultancy We are continually seeking ways of improving our services to our valued customers in all business processes by expanding our overall service and now with the addition of “Quality Consultancy Service”. We guarantee quality assurance of an organization by ensuring that the structure, processes and outcomes of the organization are commensurate to the needs of the national and international accreditation norms. Our strength is systematic and working approach of which each steps is bounded by a predefined time scheduled time frame systematic working approach with high level of quality outcome. frame. As a result achievement of the accreditation within a guided by Page 1 of 4 To help the clients to achieve Quality Accreditations as a bi‐product of improvements in service quality, KIHC provide following scope of services: Perform initial Assessment of existing policies, standard operating procedures, processes and infrastructure...
Words: 912 - Pages: 4
...professionalization and bureaucratization in industry. Based on my findings, I argue that there is neither an inherent conflict between professionalism and bureaucracy nor static national trajectories at the level of professional versus bureaucratic work organization. Keywords: professionalism; bureaucracy; engineers; engineering; history; transnational Pål Nygaard Centre for the Study of Professions, Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Scineces Contact: Department of Innovation and Economic Organisation, Handelshøyskolen BI, 0442 Oslo, Norway Pal.Nygaard@ bi.no Page 11 For a long time, theories on professions brought forth the contention of an inherent conflict between professionalism and bureaucracy, contributing to a division between the sociology of professions and organizations. During the past decade, various scholars have contested both the argument of conflict and the fruitfulness of division (Bourgeault, Hirschkorn, & Sainsaulieu, 2011; Muzio & Kirkpatrick, 2011; Evetts, 2010). Recent trends toward organizing the work of professions in large organizations and stronger monitoring of professions seem to have been major impulses underlying this shift, which in turn have inspired a rethinking of the issue of professional autonomy. Typically, professional autonomy is considered limited within organizations. New...
Words: 8254 - Pages: 34
...one public official reported was a "crisis of confidence" on the part of the public in the accounting profession. Lists the parties who you believe are most responsible for the crisis. Briefly justify each of your choices. The debacle of Enron, a US firm is looked upon as the worst debacle and fall out in the history of US bankruptcy filed cases. There are many parties involved when it concern to Enron debacle, which was accorded to accounting instability and the compromising factor of accounting profession itself. Out of the many parties in the league and the major force behind the debacle of Enron concern Andersen's, the accounting and auditing firm that once deserved name in the industry for its conscience in accounting professional services and auditing. As the case relates to, accounting audit for Enron is attended by Andersen's since long enough. However, the interesting feature is that some compromise in the profession of accounting services by Andersen's was notable, given that there are noteworthy feature of stock manipulation, especially in financial statements of Enron attended and audited by Andersen's. The statement and restatement of Enron also gives some probable indication for manipulation of accounting, where debate and counter debate in that regard from the prying eye of the media was a common feature. Thus, the involvement of Andersen's in Enron consultancy and professional auditing makes it rather more imploded for the direct involvement of Andersen's that...
Words: 2622 - Pages: 11
...the criteria that are central to the profession are a body of knowledge, ethical practice, certification, importance to society and review by peers (Grunig & Hunt, 1984). The core professional value that serves as the ethos for the whole profession is the foremost among these criteria (Grunig, 2000), however, some practitioners discount it for its lack of pragmatics due to failing to master communication techniques that are known by the average citizen, people today who call themselves public relations practitioners still do not measure up to professional standards and lack of training (J. Grunig & L. Grunig, 1992; Grunig & Hunt, 1984; Dozier, Grunig, & Grunig, 1995). Several issues are identified from this definition for the core professional value that serves as the ethos for professionalism in PR. The issues shall be the discussion of the use of professionalism in the PR industry. As PR is a specialised professional occupation encompassed with its own set of values and beliefs, debates on the role of the professionalism development and education are inevitable among the public. To have a breakthrough in the profession, the profession should not be confined to restrictions of values and beliefs, instead should be pedagogically unencumbered especially in the academic unit. Though this body of knowledge from the education offers insight into the profession, however, graduates are still facing the rejections from consultancies giving them reasons that they do not...
Words: 1930 - Pages: 8
...organisations. Looking at your Indian, English, Dutch, Japanese or German colleague as representatives of fixed national cultures will not help you very much in your collaboration. The so-called essentialistic perspective has become very popular in contemporary management literature and consultancy and is highlighted by European authors, such as Hofstede (1990) and Trompenaars (1993). The work of Hofstede and Trompenaars, who have developed ‘cultural maps of the world’ in which each country can be situated based on their score on different indexes, fitted perfectly in the assumption that culture is a (more or less) stable entity that can be ‘engineered’, and managed. However, recent evaluations of these essentialistic cultural programs are not positive in regard to organizational costs and sustainability. The programs use a dramatic oversimplification of the culture concept and make no difference between espoused values and actual behaviour. Consultants of large cross-cultural consultancy firms themselves don’t believe in the value of multi value models. Instead they do use their international sensitiveness and experience to train managers and employees. In our research on the number one consultancy on cross cultural business in the Netherlands showed that a larger part of the consultants were using anthropological tools and methods rather than the corporate developed multi value models. None of them however, were anthropologists. And...
Words: 667 - Pages: 3
...CONSULTANCY DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION The decision-maker in the case, Rohit Sharma, the director of Consultancy Development Organization (CDO), a not-for-profit organization that helps develop the consultancy profession in India, needs to respond to CDO’s poor morale and specifically to the January 4th incident with Mukesh Kumar, the deputy director of projects. Sharma’s encounter with Kumar was the latest in a series of frustrating experiences that Sharma has faced since joining CDO in October 2007. Sharma needs to decide his next steps: whether to resign from CDO or to continue trying to improve the situation at CDO. The issue is what Sharma should do; the challenge is how to achieve it. ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS 1. Analyze what has happened to date at CDO. Has Sharma missed opportunities to manage the situation? Consultancy Development Organization had been poorly managed prior to Sharma. The employees were not motivated to work or put effort into their duties. No motivation leads CDO to poor quality of performance. Sharma attempted to go a conference to improve, or get ideas from other consulting companies. He attempted but wasn’t able to get the government approval. Since the company isn’t performing properly he should micromanage to make sure everything gets done. When employees are aware of his management style they will get their work done. He has missed opportunities to manage the situation by just walking out the door without saying a word he is not being a leader...
Words: 628 - Pages: 3
...Assignment on ACT-201 Role of “ICAB” and “ICMAB” in Accounting Development of Bangladesh Submitted for: Netai Kumar Saha Lecturer Dept. of B.B.A East West University Submitted by: Md. Saim Ur Rahman Id: 2013-1-10-130 ACT-201 Sec-04 Submission Date: 29th March, 2015 Plot No-A/2, Main Road, JahuruIslam City Aftabnagar, Dhaka-1212, Bangladesh. ICAB The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Bangladesh (ICAB) is the national professional accountancy body in Bangladesh. It is the sole organization in Bangladesh with the right to award the Chartered Accountant designation. It has around 1,400 members. The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Bangladesh (ICAB) is the National Professional Accounting Body of Bangladesh established under the Bangladesh Chartered Accountants Order 1973 (Presidential Order No. 2 of 1973). Top of Form Bottom of Form Establishment: The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Bangladesh (ICAB) is the National Professional Accounting Body of Bangladesh established under the Bangladesh Chartered Accountants Order 1973 (Presidential Order No. 2 of 1973). ICAB's Administrative Ministry: The Ministry of Commerce, Government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh is the administrative Ministry of ICAB. ICAB's Vision: To meet the ever-changing global economic demands dominated by WTO regime, the ICAB is fast becoming a body of professionals whose expert services will be highly sought after- - To anticipate, meet and exceed the rising...
Words: 3461 - Pages: 14
...Enron Corporation (Case 1.1) Most of us work from rags to riches but this is not the case of the Enron Corporation. Instead of becoming the nation’s greatest company, Enron instead laid claim to being the largest corporate bankruptcy in the history. The greediness and egotism wiped out the honesty and integrity that should instill on the persons who were involved in this case. Arthur Edward Andersen built his firm, Arthur Andersen & Company, into one of the largest and most respected accounting firms in the world through his reputation for honesty and integrity. His motto was “Think straight, talk straight” and he insisted that his clients adopt that same attitude when preparing and issuing their periodic financial statements. Arthur Andersen’s auditing philosophy was not rule-based; instead he invoked a substance-over-form approach to auditing and accounting issues. He avidly believed that the primary role of the auditor was to ensure that clients reported fully and honestly to the public, regardless of the consequences for those clients. Ironically, Arthur Andersen & Co.’s dramatic fall from eminence resulted from its association with a client known for aggressive and innovative uses of “accounting gimmicks” to window dress its financial statements. Enron Corporation was the second largest client of the firm and was involved in large, complex transactions with hundreds of special purpose entities (SPEs) that it used to obscure its true financial condition and...
Words: 3467 - Pages: 14
...Master Family Nurse Practitioner Name University Course Tutor Date Clinical competence requires a well defined professional scope of operation. In this aspect or line nursing education provides nurses with profession guidelines on how to handle many clinical issues and help provide quality service the society. In this definition it is important to have the details of each and every role to be played by people or members of the nursing profession. All these roles which pass wealth of skills and experience to the nurses is found in the basic nursing education. Professional scope of practice in the nursing profession is always detailed in documents which address roles, function, population to be served and the practice setting. Based on the guidelines provided by nursing education, the nursing have great roles which are considered very sensitive to the community (American Nurses Association, 2010). Clinical advanced specialist is the one who deals with patients directly by treating them. The non-clinical advanced specialists are specialists whose roles do not include the taking care of the patients directly. They have different expertise in health care areas and they provide the consultancy services. They offer problem solving skills and their opinions are mainly in demand. They usually have high levels of degree in medical services and several years of experience. The nurse practitioner is the one who is mandated to provide an extensive health care service...
Words: 393 - Pages: 2
...RESUME Manguirish Pai Raiker Chairman, RCPR School of Agriculture at Savoi Verem in Goa.India. Education: Post Graduate in Management and Law Bombay University, Bombay Bachelor in Science Bombay University, Bombay Finance and HR Certificate course Profession: Chairman and Managing Director of Brown Packaging Systems Pvt. Ltd. Director ,S. R. Consultancy Service (A consultancy firm responsible for setting of number of eco-friendly high technical, state of art projects) Other Professional Activities: Has been Hon. Director, MSSIDC, Maharashtra, GHRSSIDC,GOAIDC,etc. Manager - Logistics, Hindustan Ciba-Geigy First generation entrepreneur, Started with Accumulator Manufacturing Company. Visiting Faculty to management colleges, conducted various Trainings/workshops program on VAT in various States in India, Trained SAARC Academy members in India and other SAARC countries, and for ZDH-Sequa in Germany .Was Guest speaker: Growth of Indian Economy, Krakow University, Poland as well as other countries where He was invited to talk. Publications/Authorship: -A Guide to Goa VAT -A Comprehensive Book on Goa VAT -Effective Management of an Organization Awards and Honors: National Award for Excellence in Entrepreneurship from President of India in 1988 Manager of the year Award 2002, Goa Management Association Awards from Giants International, The Navhind...
Words: 286 - Pages: 2
...Table of Contents 1. HR Consultancy Firm 6 2. Overview of HRM In Bangladesh 7 3. HRM Becomes Significant for Business Organization 8 4. Eduext Ltd. Profile 9 4.1 Values of Eduext Ltd. 9 4.2 Vision of Eduext Ltd. 9 4.3 Mission of Eduext Ltd. 9 5. Organogram of Eduext Ltd. 10 6. Eduext Ltd. Activities 10 6.1 Non-technical Business Skills 11 6.2 Education 11 6.3 Training and Development Services 11 6.4 Eduext Ltd. Training Programmes 12 6.5 Compensation Survey & Design 12 6.6 Eduext Head Hunting Services 13 6.7 Eduext Ltd. HR Consulting 13 7. Eduext Ltd. Core Strategies 13 8. Outsourcing Recruitment Process by Eduext Ltd. 14 8.1 Eduext Strengths: 14 9. HR Consultancy Services By Eduext Ltd. 15 10. Eduext Ltd. Customers 16 11. Conclusion 17 12. Reference 18 1. HR Consultancy Firm HR consultancy firm a firm of experts providing professional advice to an organization for specific amount fee. Organization top level manager are constantly making decisions to improve the productivity and performance of their firm. Often, that discussion leads to goals for the future. That’s where and when we come in. A human resource consulting firm that provides one-stop HR solutions to its clients specialize in delivering innovative and value added services that promote revenue growth and cost containment. With the increase in competition, locally or globally, organizations must become more adaptable, resilient, agile, and customer-focused...
Words: 2253 - Pages: 10
...well publicised collapse of Enron has dominated the international financial news. The impact that Enron has had on both the accounting and business world will be long lasting and there is a need for an accounting shake-up. German newspapers have been casting doubts on the long-term prospects of the so-called “Big 5”. Some articles have been sceptical over the remaining “Big 4” accounting firms’ future and see Andersen as the start of a long-term downturn in the accounting world. (“Das Ende der Big 5”, ICN 2002) Andersens were auditors of Enron until the company’s collapse. They were not only auditors but provided consultancy. This was one of the major factors behind Enron’s collapse, as there were conflicts in their duties. Andersen could have found their fees cut substantially if they did not comply with Enron’s auditing demands. Acconting firms want their consultancy practices to be efficient. Therefore, they want their clients to look as profitable as possible. However, auditors need to provide a true and fair view of the accounts. They must not be tempted to manipulate financial reports. In Enron’s case, thıs duty was neglected. There is a lot of literature on creative accounting and Andersens used some of oldest tricks of manipulation. Enron’s financial reports had hidden liabilities and capatalised many expenses which should have been written off in the year they occured. As a result, profits were largely inflated, which is misleading to investors. Enron used off-balance...
Words: 640 - Pages: 3
...Introduction Due to speedy growth within the Management segment, a large number of people desire to build a profession in the same. Moreover, individuals who aren’t directly working within IT segment, indirectly operate with IT. Hall (1976) holds the view that the degree and qualifications hold no value in case if a reputable job isn’t grabbed afterward. After completing my bachelors in Management Studies and masters in Business Administration, the career that I have chosen is Management Consulting. Being a Management Consultant, has several benefits. Firstly, it offers good salary packages and high prospects to travel. Secondly, it offers opportunity to operate with top management of client’s organization. Lastly, the task never gets boring for the reason that it involves switching from one project to other and thus, provides opportunity to get hold of huge experience in distinct industries. Further, taking the above discussion into consideration this particular paper first highlights the job requirement of management consultant at Accenture. It also includes a thorough outline about the responsibilities and roles related to the position of Management Consultant. This is followed by providing a deep insight of my educational background, skills and abilities and also, mirrors the level to which my skills match with the required skills of the job profile. Lastly, the paper puts forward my personal development plan. Job Responsibilities of Management Consultant At the...
Words: 2526 - Pages: 11
...Management is the name of the Game __________ L. G. Kulkarni Book Review By Sushil S. Patil MMS I (α – 08) About Author: Mr. L. G. Kulkarni is not author by profession. He is the former DY. Managing Director State Bank of India. He has written this book to give insider view of management to common man. Not much information is available about him. He is famous for his anecdotes. About the book: This book provides a rambling journey of a practicing manger and his experiences in the management game. Full of hilarious jokes, anecdotes and, at times, satire, the book provides an insider’s versions of the lofty platitudes and concepts of the management. It is very readable book. You will never get tired, while reading this book. You will understand what is actually happening in firms under the name of the management. This book will entertain you; make you laugh and still, will provide a insight to management. Learnings Chapter 1: The management Game: Management is making the best of inadequate resources in the imperfect world. Management must not be merely useful; it has to be effective. Efficiency is input – output relationship – how much has been achieved per unit cost. Effectiveness is the plan – output relationship – how much of the plan has been achieved. Action is more important than activity. Responsibility carried is more important than hard work you are doing. For ex. a bikini costs more than what a tiny piece of cloth it is made would...
Words: 1996 - Pages: 8
...ACCOUNTING Importance of Ethics in Accounting Everest University Importance of Ethics in Accounting Accounting fraud is common but is not as trivial as the common cold; a typical organization loses annual revenues of nearly 5 percent to fraud. In addition, almost one-quarter of reported fraud is exceeding $1 million dollars. The accounting industry is constantly growing and changing. Consequently, difficult decisions have to be made every day. While accountants follow a simple code of conduct; nevertheless, due to the infamous scandal of Enron, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 was constructed to reestablish confidence in the public marketplace. The importance of ethics and integrity are highly significant to individuals in this profession. In fact, ethical behavior in accounting is described as “societies accepted standards of moral behavior that is behaviors as right rather than wrong” (Nickels, McHugh, & McHugh, 2013, p. 91). Therefore, accounting as a whole plays a significant role in society and business. At one time, society considered professional accountants to have the highest standard in ethical and moral conduct. While maintaining accurate and truthful statements is an essential part of financial reporting; therefore, as a society as a whole it is essential that a professional accountant fully understand the importance of ethical values. One unquestionably problematic misconception is that ethics consist of moral situations rather than integrity and honesty...
Words: 1065 - Pages: 5
