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A Vision Document published by the University of New South Wales seeks to champion ‘Ethical Civil Infrastructure and Sustainable Environments’ and outlines that major problems in the building and construction industry have been evoking regulatory responses from various governments in Australia.
Published in the wake of the recent apartment building collapse in Miami, Florida, the document asks if the tragedy would have ever occurred if engineering ethics were upheld at every link in the supply chain. It also points out that legislative responses are commonly introduced when ethical practices have eroded or failed. The Opal Tower and Mascot Towers in Sydney, as well as the Neo200 block and Collins Arch project in Melbourne are further examples of poor engineering ethics.
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Dehradun: School of Business at UPES, Dehradun has introduced 4-year integrated BBA-MBA programs, as the demand for skilled, talented, and knowledgeable MBA professionals continue to rise. The 4 -year integrated programs have been designed to be fast-tracked yet intensive and futuristic, aligned with the industry needs.
School of Business has introduced six new integrated programs. The Integrated (BBA) – (MBA) program offers four specializations in- 1. Marketing Management 2. Finance Management 3. Human Resource 4. Operations Management. The integrated (B.Com (Hons)) – (MBA) program has been launched with two specializations being offered in 1. E-commerce 2. Banking & Insurance.
Along with the core subjects and specializations, higher number of minor electives and exploratory courses as choice from the other Schools of the University has been added during the program so that the student can identify his or her own pathway to become highly multidisciplinary. Scho
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The recent apartment building collapse in Miami, Florida, is a tragic reminder of the huge impacts engineering can have on our lives. Would recent high-profile problems in the building and construction industry have happened if engineering ethics had been upheld at every link in the supply chain?
That’s one of the key questions posed in a new Vision Document from UNSW Sydney’s School of Civil and Environmental Engineering.
The document seeks to champion ‘Ethical Civil Infrastructure and Sustainable Environments’ and notes that major problems in the building and construction industry have been evoking regulatory responses from various governments in Australia.
Wednesday, July 14, 2021 - 3:39 pm
POTSDAM - Clarkson University President Tony Collins has announced that Santosh Mahapatra has been promoted from Associate Professor to Professor of Operations & Information Systems in the David D. Reh School of Business.
Mahapatra has been a faculty member at Clarkson since 2006. He applies quantitative and qualitative research methodologies to address theoretical and managerial questions relating to Strategic Sourcing; Buyer-Supplier Relationship; Supply Chain Flexibility, Supply Chain Capabilities, Practices and Performance Relationship; Socially and Environmentally Responsible Operations; Re-manufacturing and Reverse Logistics; Humanitarian Operations; and Multi-Criteria Decision Making.
He has been involved in teaching Operations and Supply Chain Management, Strategic Sourcing, Logistics Management, Quality Management and Lean Enterprise and Supply Chain Environmental Management at Clarkson.