As India Inc strives to become an analytics pioneer and builds on its success as an IT leader, there are several challenges the enterprises face. The analytics talent gap confronting Indian enterprises is an ecosystem problem which requires a comprehensive solution. Organisations are now shifting their mindset from traditional hiring to talent development for their innovation needs.
On the employee end, we see the skills’ life shortening, which means that IT professionals will have to invest resources to re-align their current skill-set to stay employable. According to our recent study, a demand-supply gap exists with 97,000 analytics job openings available which are hard to fill.
While there is no magic bullet for resolving the talent gap that exists, what’s required is a greater industry-academia collaboration to bridge the capability gap. Renowned educational institutes can function as talent bridge-makers and collaborate with industry stakeholders to create vertical depth and industry-ready talent.
In line with the underlying mission to meet the skill needs, T.A. Pai Management Institute (TAPMI) and Mu Sigma have joined hands to bring an industry-relevant analytics and decision sciences 11-month programme for executives and IT professionals who are looking for insights on how to design and implement analytics strategy, build and organize analytics team and use data for driving a greater business impact.
“TAPMI’s collaboration with Mu Sigma over this program is in keeping with its commitment towards the emerging areas in business, and with our recognition that “data” is at the centre of the ongoing industrial revolution. Over the next few years, Artificial Intelligence will be the backbone of the new world,” said Prof. Madhu Veeraraghavan, Director, TAPMI.
According to Dhiraj Rajaram, Founder, CEO and Chairman of Mu Sigma, “The rapidly changing, complex business landscape has created a need to re-learn and re-dream leadership. The reality is that the problem-space is evolving so quickly that it’s hard to keep up with it if you're not in the world where these problems are happening. This implies that students must be trained on real problems in the industry ecosystem - this is the future of education.
The L.E.A.D program will create a powerful breed of future-ready leaders that can think in an interdisciplinary manner and continuously innovate at the intersection of Math, Business, Technology, Behavioral Science and Design Thinking.”
L.E.A.D - Leadership through Analytics and Decision Sciences has been co-created by Mu Sigma to build the next generation of data science leaders who can transform Fortune 500 companies through innovative problem-solving. The programme is the first-of-its-kind industry-academia partnership which provides a 5-month on-the-job training to the students with the potential of getting on-boarded to an accelerated career growth trajectory into leadership roles.
As India Inc strives to become an analytics pioneer and builds on its success as an IT leader, there are several challenges the enterprises face. The analytics talent gap confronting Indian enterprises is an ecosystem problem which requires a comprehensive solution. Organisations are now shifting their mindset from traditional hiring to talent development for their innovation needs.
On the employee end, we see the skills’ life shortening, which means that IT professionals will have to invest resources to re-align their current skill-set to stay employable. According to our recent study, a demand-supply gap exists with 97,000 analytics job openings available which are hard to fill.
While there is no magic bullet for resolving the talent gap that exists, what’s required is a greater industry-academia collaboration to bridge the capability gap. Renowned educational institutes can function as talent bridge-makers and collaborate with industry stakeholders to create vertical depth and industry-ready talent.
In line with the underlying mission to meet the skill needs, T.A. Pai Management Institute (TAPMI) and Mu Sigma have joined hands to bring an industry-relevant analytics and decision sciences 11-month programme for executives and IT professionals who are looking for insights on how to design and implement analytics strategy, build and organize analytics team and use data for driving a greater business impact.
“TAPMI’s collaboration with Mu Sigma over this program is in keeping with its commitment towards the emerging areas in business, and with our recognition that “data” is at the centre of the ongoing industrial revolution. Over the next few years, Artificial Intelligence will be the backbone of the new world,” said Prof. Madhu Veeraraghavan, Director, TAPMI.
According to Dhiraj Rajaram, Founder, CEO and Chairman of Mu Sigma, “The rapidly changing, complex business landscape has created a need to re-learn and re-dream leadership. The reality is that the problem-space is evolving so quickly that it’s hard to keep up with it if you're not in the world where these problems are happening. This implies that students must be trained on real problems in the industry ecosystem - this is the future of education.
The L.E.A.D program will create a powerful breed of future-ready leaders that can think in an interdisciplinary manner and continuously innovate at the intersection of Math, Business, Technology, Behavioral Science and Design Thinking.”
L.E.A.D - Leadership through Analytics and Decision Sciences has been co-created by Mu Sigma to build the next generation of data science leaders who can transform Fortune 500 companies through innovative problem-solving. The programme is the first-of-its-kind industry-academia partnership which provides a 5-month on-the-job training to the students with the potential of getting on-boarded to an accelerated career growth trajectory into leadership roles.


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