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About the Institute
About the Contest
Objectives
Process
Guidelines for Authors
PES Institute of Technology (www.pes.edu), Bangaloreoffers a
number of high quality educational programs inMBA, MCA and
Engineering (both UG & PG).
Department of MBA, PESIT was established in 1997 andattracts the
best talent across the country both in terms ofstudents and
faculty. The faculty mix comprises of 8
Doctorates, FCA, FCS, and FICWA, Alumni from IIMA,IMB, IIMC,
IISc and Major IITs. Average experienceTeaching and industry) of
Faculty is ten years.
Business World India's best B-School Survey published onhe 27th
June, 2011 ranks PESIT MBA program:-
17 by intellectual capital (Page 76)22 by pedagogy (Page 94)
25 by aspirants (Page 110)
Careers 360 India's best B-Schools published in
December, 2011 ranks PESIT MBA program 20th amongPrivate
B-Schools and 9th in South India.
Department of MBA, PESIT also publishes an
nternational Peer Reviewed bi-annual Journal PESBusiness
Review.
VISHLESHANA 2012 is a Case Writing Contest forAcademicians,
Practitioners and Research Scholars.
Cases can be research based, experiential,observational or
hypothetical.
To encourage quality Case Writing in the field ofmanagement
across India.
Every case will be double blind reviewed to select 5best Cases
for a cash award.
Cases that are original and complete in all respects(Camera
Ready Print) will be accepted (Along with
teaching notes).
1.Title and Authors' Information: The cover page shallcontain
the title of the Case, the author's name andaffiliation. This page
should have the contact
information (including name, address, telephone, faxnumber and
e-mail address).
2.Abstract: The title 'Abstract' should be in 14-pt TimesNew
Roman and boldface. Place a one and a half spacedblank line between
the title 'Abstract', the abstract itselfand the Keywords. The
abstract and the keywords are
to be in 12-pt Times New Roman. The abstract shouldcontain 200
words, be one and a half spaced and fully
justified.
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FORMAT FOR SUBMISSION
3.Case: The main text or body of the paper should
immediately follow the abstract. The main text shouldbe in 12-pt
Times New Roman and one and a half-spaced. All text should be fully
justified. Case should
normally be of up to 6,000 words (10-20 A-4 sizepages). The
authors' name should not appear anywhereon the body of the Case to
facilitate the review process.
4.Heading and Sub-Heading: All headings should be in14-pt Times
New Roman and boldface. Sub-headingsshould be in 12-pt Times New
Roman, boldface anditalicized. Place a one and a half spaced blank
line
between each heading, sub-heading and theparagraph. Do not
number the heading and the sub-heading. Capitalize the first letter
of the noun,
pronoun, verb, adjective and adverb.
5.Tables and Figures: Figure and Table captions should bein
10-pt Times New Roman and boldface and should be
numbered in numerals (Example: Table 1: Text / Figure1: Text).
Capitalization requirements for figures andtables are similar to
the requirement mentioned for
headings and subheadings. Figures and tables are to benumbered
separately. Both figure and table captionsare to be centered. If
any source is being listed, theyshould be given below the table or
figure in 9-pt Times
New Roman (No Boldface).
6.Footnotes and Endnotes: Footnotes may be used ifnecessary and
should be numbered consecutively.
Endnotes are preferred to be used for explanations orindication
to immediate source. Both of them should bein 9-pt Times New Roman
and be single spaced.
7.Page Numbering: Provide page numbers on the rightbottom of the
page. Start numbering from the Abstractpage and DO NOT include the
cover page for
numbering.
8.Italicization and Capitalization: Usage of these, in the
main-text, should be kept to the minimum and beconsistent
throughout
9. References Examples:
Berger, Lawrence A, J David Cummins, and Sharon,Tennyson, July
1992, Reinsurance and the Liability
Insurance, Journal of Risk and Uncertainty, Vol. 6(1),pp.
253-272.
Britt, Newhouse, Aug. 2001, A Study on Reinsurance
market Capacity,www.guycarp.com/publications/newhouse.html.
Cummins, J. David, and Weiss, Mary A., 2000, The
Global Market for Reinsurance: Consolidation, Capacityand
Efficiency, Brooking Wharton Paper, ed., Litan,Robert and Anthony,
Santomero, Brooking Institute
Press.
Lamba, S. L., July 2001, Indian Insurance Industry:
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The last date for accepting papers: 31 May, 2012
Registration fee (Non-refundable):Rs. 500 per Case
Mode of Payment: The DD drawn in favor of 'ThePrincipal, PESIT',
payable at Bangalore.
Best Case :II Best Case :III Best Case : Rs. 10,0002
Consolations : Rs. 5,000 each.
Rs. 20,000Rs. 15,000
Expansion and Convergence, Confederation of Indian
Industry, Proceeding of International Conference
onInsurance.
10. Please Note
Condition for the contest is that, the Case sent shouldbe
original work and should have not been previously
published or submitted for publication elsewhere.
Cases, which do not conform to these guidelines, will
not be considered for participation in the contest.
The institution reserves the right to use case submittedfor
publishing in the future issues of PES Journals.
Case along with the cover page and the scanned copy ofthe
registration form should be electronically submittedto
[email protected] on or before 31 May, 2012.
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Introduction
Environment
Organization
Locale
Protagonist
Situation
Constraints
Exhibits
Present the decision setting and motivate the decisionbeing
made.
Describe the environment (e.g., industry, field,country/culture)
in which the case is set, explaining aspectspertinent to the
case.
Describe the organization (e.g., agency, company,institution) in
which the case is situated.
Describe the small group (e.g., department, tribe,neighborhood,
subculture) in which the case is situated.
Describe the individual or small group most directlyresponsible
for any actions or decisions relevant to thecase.
Describe the specific situation to be addressed in anyanalysis
of the case that is to be performed.
Revisit the case situation specifying all constraints (e.g.,time
pressure, specific criteria that must be met) andrequirements
(e.g., alternatives to be considered orimportant priorities).
Source documents, images and tables relev ant to the case.
