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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Productivity measures the effectiveness of processes to produce outcomes. Enhancement of productivity can be achieved by reducing waste, modifying the processes, use of latest and efficient technology, changing the attitude of the employees/management, creating a conducive environment, and by motivating those involved. Even though most people are aware of these thoughts, often it is overlooked or not given sufficient importance. The ‘365 Productivity Sutras’ is an attempt to present a collection of ideas and motivational slogans in a simple language such that even a layperson can connect with it. These notions are applicable in all walks of life and will enrich the knowledge of the readers and motivate them to become more productive.
Nidhi M B, Anil Brahmanandan , K Gopalakrishnan Nair
Nidhi has more than 20 years of experience in teaching, research, industry, consultancy and administration. Presently Nidhi is Associate Professor (MED) at Mar Baselios College of Engineering and Technology, Trivandrum and working as Consultant to KDISC. Nidhi has won the Best Engineering College Teacher award of ISTE Kerala, Best Faculty Advisor and Special appreciation awards for her contributions from IIIE. She is also published her collection of poems in the book titled ‘Musings’, few funded projects, 50 plus expert talks/Keynotes and publications in National and Intln forums.
Anil Brahmanandan has contributed extensively in academics and worked in various engineering colleges in Kerala. He retired as Principal from Government Engineering College Barton hill, Trivandrum. He was Director of Kerala State Science and Technology Museum. Anil is a recipient of VKM John Award for best Engineering College Teacher from ISTE, and special appreciation awards from ISTE and IIIE. An avid advocate of productivity, he has won third prize in three occasion in the National Productivity Competition of IIIE.
K Gopalakrishnan Nair has worked in academics in various engineering colleges in Kerala and retired as Principal of Government Engineering College Kozhikkode. He is responsible for the starting of B.Tech and MTech programmes in Industrial Engineering in University of Kerala and developing the Industrial Engineering Department in College of Engineering Trivandrum. He is very active in IIIE and helped grow the institution in various capacities at chapter and National levels. He is a recipient of many awards, and the most prestigious Lilian Gibreth award.
