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2nd
International
Conference in Vietnam
"Management
Education for the 21st Century"
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Conference Title, Venue, Program and Public Attendants
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Conference Title
"Management Education for the 21st
Century" - Managing Future Challenges
Conference Venue
HANOI DAEWOO Hotel
360 Kim Ma
Street, Dist Ba Dinh, Hanoi, Vietnam
Tel: (84
4) 8 315
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Fax: (84 4) 8 315 010
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Hotel
Hanoi
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Grand
Ballroom
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Conference Program
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The conference program will include a mixture of
invited plenary sessions, parallel paper tracks and
workshops, and interactive poster sessions.
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Experts from well-known academic
institutions and leading business organizations are
invited to share
their experiences and latest thinking on
management practices and management education.
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The conference is designed in this way to provide a
comprehensive learning forum for both management
education providers and customers.
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Conference
Public
Registration
Fee
| Before June 30th, 2003 |
: USD 150 |
| From July 1st, 2003 |
: USD 200 |
| Accompanying |
: USD 60 (Dinner
and banquet) |
- Registration
fee includes: daily lunches, coffee breaks,
inaugural banquet, closing dinner, one set
of the conference handouts and a CD of the
conference proceedings.
- For
participants who contribute papers, a limited
number of subsidies will be available. The
subsidy will cover the registration fee as
well as accommodation. Along with your submission
of the abstract, please indicate clearly whether
and why you need the subsidy.
Payment Transfer:
Full registration fee should be made payable
to:
v By Bank Account
Account No: 3 1 2 7 7 5 - 2
Account Name: SAV-Conference
ANZ Bank
Hanoi City Branch
Viet Nam
v By Cash
To the Conference Office
Accommodation
Hanoi has numerous hotels with
the rates ranging from USD25 to 100 per night.
Special prices are negotiated with the hotel
where the conference will be held and a number
of rooms have been blocked. Expected rate
is about USD 45
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Message
from the Conference Chairman
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Dear
Colleagues,
It is with
great pleasure that I invite you to attend the
International Conference on Management
Education for the 21st Century.
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The
conference is a joint undertaking of partner
business schools to bring to Vietnam a
selection of leading management educators and
business leaders. These experts will share
their thoughts and experience on models in
management education that will establish and
further global competitiveness.
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The
purpose of the conference is to serve as a
mechanism to stimulate development of new
curricular elements, methods and programs that
synthesize effective concepts and features of
international management models.
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Since
the management of information technology has
become a critical determinant of competitive
advantage for enterprises in virtually all
sectors of a country’s economy, the
conference will have a strong focus on
information technology management education
and the use of information technology in
management education.
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I
strongly encourage you to take advantage of
this unique opportunity to:
- Participate
in an international exchange of
information on the needs and gaps in
management education
- Learn
about new approaches and alternate models
for management education
- Benchmark
your educational program with those of
other institutions.
- Make
valuable contacts with members of the
Vietnamese and international management
education community.
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This
conference promises to be both informative and
stimulating.
I look forward to welcoming and seeing you
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Call for papers
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Hanoi
University of Technology, National University of
Economics and Swiss_AIT_Vietnam Management Program
invite submission to the International Conference
on Management Education for 21st
Century in September 2003. The theme of this
conference is “Managing Future Challenges”,
which focuses on 4 major following topics:
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Strategy
to master challenges of the future
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International
Co-operation and ways and means to enhance quality
of management training in Vietnam
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E-learning
and its applications
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Executive
training and consultant activities, and their
roles
We seek conceptual and empirical papers examine the
challenges, opportunities, and frontiers facing
corporate management in the age of globalization
and information as well as papers on how to
practically address these issues in an educational
environment.
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Submissions inspired by the theme might examine and
understand issues such as:
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Impacts
of the changing business environment such as of IT
age, Globalisation and Integration, and
Knowledge-Based Industries.
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Current
situation and trends in Management Education in the
region and the world. Lessons and experiences from
other countries in teaching management as well as the
future directions and quality requirements for
management education
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Expected
human resources from the market.
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Models
for management education to meet the market demands.
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How
universities and business companies could partner in
providing management education and conducting
management research? Issues and evidence in
university-industry linkages in the information age?
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The
current situation of the international cooperation in
management education and roles and contributions of
the international cooperation to the management
education in Vietnam.
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Experiences
of and lessons in management education cooperation
with developing countries.
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International
cooperation in providing management education: Issues
and evidence in partnership between local universities
and foreign institutions
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Current
issues of and trends in applying IT in management
education.
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The
role, potential and challenge of information
technology (IT) for education in developing countries:
how IT is changing learning approaches and opening up
new learning channels. What are associated issues
facing business schools and management educators?
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How
to use information technology effectively in areas
such as human resources, strategic planning,
marketing, supply-chain management, networked
manufacturing and more. What are the implications for
management education and how can management learning
programs prepare managers to address these issues
efficiently and to make changes?
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Current
issues on Executive training and consultant activities
in Management Education
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Actual
situation of Executive training and consultant
activities in the SME‘s capacity enhancement
projects in Vietnam and other countries.
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Roles
and contributions of executive training and
consultants to the local management educators
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Roles
and contributions of executive training and
consultants to the development and expansion of SMEs
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Experiences
and lessons from these organisations in providing
executive training and consultant activities to SMEs
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Problems
and Prospects of IT for SMEs’ short term training in
management: Issues and evidence in executive training
and consultant activities.
These
issues only illustrate some of the thematic
possibilities for program submissions. We encourage
any submission that falls within the domain of
Conference, whether or not directly related to this
year's theme of "Managing Future Challenges".
The International Conference domain is defined as:
"Management Education for 21st
Century”.
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Styles:
may include
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Conceptual
papers (for example, reviewing trends or positing new
issues and models for management practices and
management education)
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Case
studies (for example, reporting best practices and
experiences in using e-learning simulations for
management education or the applicability of
innovative and successful practices to Vietnam)
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Original
research (for example, investigating firm level human
resources management issues in the emergent software
industry)
Papers
will be accepted for presentation at the conference on
the basis of competitive review.Handouts of plenary
sessions and abstracts of all papers accepted for the
conference will be included in the conference
notebook. Accepted papers will be published in the
conference proceedings and stored in CD_ROM.
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Submission
Guideline
The
abstract should include: Title of paper, Style of
paper, Author(s) and Affiliation, Theme of paper,
Abstract (300 words).
References
should enable a librarian to supply the quoted
paper/book to the reader. References should be cited
in the text, thus Papers are submitted in two stages,
first as an abstract, and then as the full paper.
All
submissions must be in English.
For either
300 _ word abstract or full manuscript, please submit
3 paper copies and one copy via e-mail, format Word
/PC. Abstract and full manuscript must be typed in
Arial 11, A4 format, margin 2.5 cm each side, and be
double-spaced.
(Smith,
1997b), and listed in alphabetical order at the end of
the text. To save paper and mailing costs, papers can
be printed on both sides. Authors should try to limit
their papers to 12 pages, all-inclusive (that is,
including tables, figures, charts and references).
At least
one author of the accepted paper has to attend the
conference.
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Best
Paper Awards
Advisory board consisting of professors from
well-known institutions in the region and in Europe
will review the papers. Five to ten papers will be
selected for best paper awards presented by leading
companies established in the region.
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Important
Dates
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Pre-registration and Submission of 300 -word
Abstract |
March 31 2003
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Final Manuscripts |
May 31 2003
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Conference |
Sep 10- 12, 2003
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Address for submissions
SAV-CONFERENCE
Building C9, Room 304
Hanoi University of Technology
No1, Dai Co Viet St., Hanoi, Viet Nam
E-mail to:
hoithao.fem@mail.hut.edu.vn
or
savconference@swissait.com
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Conference
Committee
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The Hanoi University of
Technology - The National Economics University Hanoi
supported by
Swiss AIT Vietnam Management Development Programme
(SAV)
- Dr. Tran
Van Binh, Dean of Faculty of Economics &
Management, Hanoi University of Technology;
- Dr. Hans
Stoessel, Director of Swiss_AIT_Vietnam
Management Development Programme (SAV);
- Prof.
Tran Quoc Thang, Deputy Rector of Hanoi
University of Technology;
- Mr. Cao
Hao Thi, Dean of Faculty of Production Management
of Hanoi University of Technology;
- Dr. Ha
Duyen Tu, Head of Administration Department
of Hanoi University of Technology;
- Dr. Nguyen
Dinh Phan, Deputy Director of National Economics
University;
- Dr. Nguyen
Thanh Ha, Dean of Faculty of Business Administration
of National Economics University ;
- Prof.
Tang Van Ben, Dean of Faculty of Marketing
of National Economic University;
- Dr.
Nguyen Thanh Son, Deputy Rector of HCMC University
of Technology;
- Dr. Nguyen
Quoc Te, Deputy Rector of HCMC University
of Economics;
- Ms. Nguyen
Thanh Tam, Chief Representative of BBI Consultant
Ltd., Germany.
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The
Asian Institute of Technology, Bangkok (AIT)
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Leipzig
University (Germany)
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University
of Fribourg (Switzerland)
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National
Economics University
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The
HCMC University of Economics
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The
HCMC University of Technology
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- Sponsors
The Swiss
Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)
Vietnam
Airline Corporation
Vietnamese
and multinational companies established in Vietnam
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Conference General Chair
Prof.
Dr.Dres.hc.
Rolf
Dubs
University of St. Gallen,
Switzerland
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Conference General
Secretary
Dr.Tran
Van Binh
Dean Faculty of Economics and Management
Hanoi
University of Technology
hoithao.fem@mail.hut.edu.vn
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Board of Recommendation
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H.E.
Thomas Feller, Ambassador of Switzerland to Vietnam
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Prof.
Hoang Van Phong, Minister of Ministry of Science and
Technology and Rector of Hanoi University of
Technology, Vietnam
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Prof. Tran
Van Nhung, Deputy Minister of Ministry of Education
and Training, Vietnam
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Prof.
Jean-Louis Armand, President of Asian Institute of
Technology, Thailand
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Prof.
Himangshu Paul, Dean of School of Management of
Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand
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Prof.
Arnoud De Meyer, Dean of the Campus in Asia, INSEAD
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Prof.
Willi Zimmermann, Senior Lecturer, School of
Management, Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand
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Prof.
Rudolf Gruenig, Chair of Management, Fribourg
University of Switzerland, Switzerland
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Prof.
Robert Kappel, Small Enterprise Promotion and
Training, Leipzig University, Germany
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Dr. Dinh
Van An, Director of Central Institute of Economic
Management, Vietnam
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Keynote Speakers
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Professors from well-known
academic institutions including Asian Institute
of Technology (AIT), Fribourg University, INSEAD
(Fountainebleau and Singapore), Leipzig University,
St. Gallen University, National University of
Singapore, and Nanyang Technological University,
Singapore.
Overview
The rapidly changing nature of business in the
global marketplace, together with the transformation
of the Vietnam economy, has strongly reshaped
the business environment in the country and in
turn affected the nature of the demand for its
management education. Moreover information technology
is becoming an integral part of every business.
Many of the business solutions are not working
anymore for managers and organizations in the
information age. These and other emerging challenges
demand management education in the country to
evolve quickly in order to respond effectively
to changing needs. Therefore the choice currently
facing management education in Vietnam is how
to quickly adapt the new environment to guarantee
the future success
While focusing on the conditions of Vietnam and
finding ways to successfully integrate the country
into the world market, the Conference welcomes
the contribution of thoughts and sharing of experiences
by researchers, management thinkers and practitioners
from other countries
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Housing Information |
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- Hanoi city has numerous hotels with the
rates ranging from USD35 to 100 per night. Special
prices are negotiated with Hotel where the
conference will be held. Expected rate is about USD60.
- If you need assistance with hotel reservation,
visa arrangement, airport pick-up please email to:
hoithao.fem@mail.hut.edu.vn
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Related
Publications
Cultural
Visits
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Cultural visits for participants and accompanying
persons will be arranged on request. Four alternatives are being considered;
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Registration Information
hoithao.fem@mail.hut.edu.vn
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