Virtual 4th International Conference on Covid-19 Post Corona Virus
22 May 2021
New Delhi
With an initiative of IQAC, MIMT, Greater Noida organized a virtual two-days 4th International Conference on “ Covid-19 Post Corona Virus Recent Trends, Research, and Technologies – An Opportunity for Future Business ” on 22nd - 23rd May 2021. The International Conference with an educational mission was organized in Association with Global Research Foundation (A unit of KAAV Media Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi).
Dr. Meenakshi Sharma, Chief Convener extended a warm welcome to all the participant and the event was graced with the presence of Mr. Atul Mangal, Hon’ble Chairman (MIMT) and Mr. Ayush Mangal, Hon’ble Vice-Chairman (MIMT).
A total of 150 papers were received, and 92 papers were published in the Souvenir. After the release of Souvenir, the virtual college tour was shown to audience. Thereafter, Mr. Arun Rana, Director – Planning and Corporate Affairs shared few words of encouragement with participants.
Three speakers, Prof. Dr. Gina B. Alcoriza from the University of Santo Tomas, Philippines; Prof.(Dr.) Mohammed Majeed from Tamale Technical University, Ghana and Prof. Ibrahim Shuaib from Bayero University, Nigeria were invited to deliver the keynote address. The speakers highlighted the recent trend in business environment, education and technology in pandemic with special reference to the problems faced by academics and researchers.
On second Day of the MIMT's 4th International Conference on “Covid - 19 Post Corona Virus Recent Trends, Research and Technology - An Opportunity for Future Business”, About 30 research papers were presented by eminent scholars from all over India. There was a keynote address by Mr. Ashok Sangwan, Head Cost of Delivery at Wipro Limited and Mr. Nilanjan Mukherjee, Deputy General HR Manager,Relaxo Group.
Discussions broadly covered various issues and the implications of such disappointing facts were discussed in the panel "Recent Trends, Research and Technology of Covid - 19 Post Corona Virus". During the COVID-19 epidemic, technologies are playing an important role in keeping our society functioning in times of lockdown and quarantine and these techniques can have long-term effects beyond COVID-19. The technologies discussed are online shopping and robot delivery, digital and contactless payment, remote work, distance learning, tele-health, online entertainment, supply chain management, 3D printing technology, robotics and drones, and 5G with Information and Communications Technology (ICT).
