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Pune: DY Patil PGDM Institute To Host AI-Focused FDP

Pune: DY Patil PGDM Institute, Akurdi, Pune, will organise an AICTE Training and Learning (ATAL) Academy Faculty Development Programme (FDP) on “From Blue Ocean to Green Growth: Leveraging AI for Scalable & Sustainable Business Innovation” from September 21 to 26, 2026, at the institute campus. The six-day offline programme will provide faculty members and academic professionals with insights…

Pune: DY Patil PGDM Institute To Host AI-Focused FDP

The DY Patil PGDM Institute in Akurdi, Pune, has announced plans to host a Faculty Development Programme (FDP) on Artificial Intelligence (AI) from September 21 to 26, 2026. This six-day offline event is organized by the AICTE Training and Learning (ATAL) Academy and aims to explore the intersection of AI and sustainable business growth.

The FDP will focus on transitioning from creating new market spaces, or Blue Ocean, to achieving sustainable and responsible business growth, referred to as Green Growth. The programme will delve into how AI and emerging technologies can assist organizations in developing innovative, scalable business models, enhancing decision-making and operational efficiency, and tackling sustainability challenges.

The curriculum will encompass a range of topics including AI-driven business innovation, sustainable business models, responsible AI practices, entrepreneurship, emerging technologies, and technology-driven business transformation. The event will feature a diverse panel of participants including academicians, researchers, industry experts, and subject matter specialists.

The programme will be overseen by Director Dr Shalaka Parker, with Dr Rashmi Prasad serving as the Chief Coordinator and Dr Sandeep Sarkale as Co-Coordinator. The FDP is poised to bolster faculty development, research, innovation, and industry-academia collaboration, while also advancing technology-enabled management education.

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