The start-up movement in India has grown significantly over the past few years and includes a variety of sectors such as digital/technology, agriculture, manufacturing, education, and healthcare.  In fact, India has the third-largest ecosystem in the world in terms of number of technology start-ups.

Entrepreneurs generally know from early in their career that they are destined to start a business of their own. They may feel that it is in their genes. Being an entrepreneur can be risky, but if executed correctly, can have big payoffs. Hence, if you are a risk taker, competitive and find a passion in business, you may want to start your own company We at Atlas Ideal will help students in executing their dreams, but at the same time mitigating the risks involved.

Organizations are increasingly realizing the need to align their supply chains with their corporate strategy. The volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous (VUCA) environment in which organizations today operate have necessitated collaborative and agile supply chains. Industry 4.0 creates a disruption and requires companies to rethink the way they design their supply chain. There is a dire need for strategically thinking and highly trained professionals to solve long-term challenges and maximize total value for the organization. We at Atlas Ideal have created a futuristic course to help students to understand and implement modern supply chain strategies

We are living in a digitally driven world. Organizations are increasingly investing in these emerging technologies. The industry needs tech-savvy managers who can leverage technology for competitive advantage.  Managers must have the skills to blend experience-based decision-making with data-driven decision making. We at Atlas Ideal will provide an opportunity to students to work on live projects with real organizations so as to create the required competencies. The program will also enable students to identify and diagnose complex problems being faced by small and medium scale industries by leveraging technology.

Technology and communication are increasingly driving the hospitality industry. In fact, in the hotel industry, direct, face-to-face communication is on the decline and hotels are using technology to interact with guests. Guests on their part have the freedom to choose how they interact with hospitality companies. However, customer satisfaction will continue to be the most important element interaction with guests. This course will help students learn how to ensure customer satisfaction by leveraging technology. Students will also appreciate and understand the need to create customized solutions for customers rather than a one size-fits-all approach.