Thames International College successfully organized Nepal Business Gabfest 2017—an intellectually engaging and dynamic event—on June 29 and 30. With the theme "Emerging Businesses: Opportunities and Challenges," it brought together students, academic leaders, entrepreneurs, and professionals for a robust exchange of ideas at the intersection of IT and business. Joint efforts of the Management Club and IT Club of Thames, the Gabfest served as a collaborative platform to explore the evolving landscape of entrepreneurship and the increasing role of technology in shaping modern business practices.
Rundown of Gabfest 2017
Day 1: Driving Business Value Through Technology
The first day featured a high-impact panel discussion on "Value Addition in Business Through IT," which explored how technological integration enhanced operational efficiency and drove business performance. This was followed by a compelling plenary session on "IT and Consumer Security/Safer Internet," emphasizing the critical importance of digital safety, data protection, and ethical online practices in today’s business environment. Another key session delved into the complexities of managing state-owned enterprises, offering valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities of public sector innovation in Nepal. Alongside these discussions, participants engaged in a variety of interactive workshops and activities, including blogging for income using WordPress, PS4 gaming, and other tech-oriented sessions.
Day 2: Embracing ICT-Driven Business Models
The panel discussion on "Embracing Opportunities and Challenges of ICT-Driven Business" brought together industry experts to explore the rapidly evolving business landscape shaped by digital innovation. The conversation emphasized the transformative potential of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in driving efficiency, innovation, and growth. Panelists also highlighted pressing challenges, including cybersecurity risks, the digital divide, and the need for workforce adaptability in a tech-driven economy. Additionally, parallel sessions sustained the day's momentum with immersive, skill-building workshops. From agile methodology and digital marketing to management simulation games, these sessions provided students with practical exposure.
Nepal Business Gabfest 2017 not only provided a space for academic and professional exchange but also inspired students to think beyond textbooks, encouraging them to adapt and lead in a fast-changing digital economy.
(The Management Club of Thames is a thriving hub for individuals passionate about the field of business, management, and technology. It serves as a collaborative space where members come together to share insights, exchange ideas, and learn from both experienced professionals and their peers.
The IT Club is a dedicated group who share a love of learning and the limitless possibilities that the field of information technology offers. The club is a zone for tech enthusiasts and anyone eager to unravel the mysteries of the digital age.)
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