“What is civilization if not a vast and interlinked network of human relationships? With ‘The Business of People’, Dr Raghu sets out to teach the reader how to make these relationships healthy and mutually beneficial. The book manages to do that with a lot of flair. It also abounds in anecdotes that will often put a smile on the reader’s face as he/she simultaneously marvels at the extraordinary mind of the author”
About the author:
“A passionate educator, mentor to many, and scholar practitioner, Dr. Raghu Korrapati has 22+ years of rich and varied business expertise and has served in key management roles in India and the USA. He is distinguished by his enthusiasm for teaching, vast learning, and bringing unbridled enthusiasm to all of his engagements In addition to being an active participant in the Information Technology industry, Dr. Korrapati also serves as the Commissioner for Higher Education in South Carolina, USA, an appointment by the State’s Legislature representing the Second Congressional District.
Armed with a Ph.D in Computer Information Systems and a Ph.D in Commerce and Management, along with Masters in Computer Sciences, Management, and Business Administration, Dr. Korrapati firmly believes that education is a catalyst for human transformation.
Dr. Korrapati has achieved numerous designations and accredations including:
l Fellow of Institution of Engineers (FIE)
l Chartered Engineer (CE)
l Certified Project Management Professional (PMP)
l Chartered Property & Casualty Underwriter (CPCU)
l Graduate of the renowned Leadership South Carolina Programme
l Alumnus of South Carolina Executive Institute
l Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE)
l Member of the Board of Examiners of the Malcolm Balridge National Quality Award (MBNQA) within the U.S. Department of Commerce and the South Carolina Commission on Higher education
In addition to these achievements, Dr. Korrapati has also authored numerous books and hundreds of research articles in the areas of business, management, and computer information systems.”