The Conclave Committee of XLRI Jamshedpur's PGDM (GM) Batch 2024-25 successfully hosted ReEnvision 3.0, a Digital Transformation Conclave themed "Data-Driven Transformation in the Consumer World." The event brought together a distinguished panel of leaders from the Banking, Technology, and Core Engineering sectors, including COOs, Directors, Founders, Digital Heads, Managing Directors, Country Heads, and General Managers. These industry stalwarts shared their invaluable insights on India's data-driven digital transformation across the consumer world, inspiring the students and professionals in attendance.
The conclave commenced with an inaugural address by Fr. S George S.J., Director of XLRI Jamshedpur, along with Fr. Donald D’Silva, S J, Dean of Administration & Finance, and Prof. Dr. Sanjay Patro. Fr. S. George expressed gratitude to the speakers for their participation and inaugurated the event by lighting the ceremonial lamp. He emphasized the significance of digital transformation through data and encouraged an exchange of ideas to inspire the students' mindsets. Fr. Donald D’Silva and Prof. Dr. Sanjay Patro also addressed the audience, thanking the organizing committee and urging students to leverage data and digital transformation in their future endeavors.
The event featured several panel discussions, starting with the theme "Strategic Partnerships and Alliances: Harnessing Digital Tools for Competitive Collaboration." Panelists included Ashish Ranjan, Chief Digital Officer of National Engineering Industries Ltd. (NBC Bearings), who highlighted the importance of strategic partnerships and authentic communication; Girish Dangayach, Chief Digital Officer of SK Finance Limited, who advocated for solutions rooted in a deep understanding of customer needs; Ashish Pandey, Global CIO, CDTO, CDIO of Dabur India Limited, who emphasized digital collaboration tools for customer relationship building; and Ramasubramaniam S, Senior Vice President of Collabera Digital, who spoke on continuous improvement and innovation to meet customer demands. The panel was moderated by Amith Shaju, a PGDM (GM) student at XLRI.
