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Arbit’s Social Responsibility – GiveIndia

Tuesday - March 2nd, 2004
‘Arbit Choudhury’s Social Responsibility’ section is the place where Arbit, his friends and his Creators will extend their whole hearted support to Social Projects and Awareness Campaigns. Though Arbit Choudhury is all about humor, we would like to utilize Arbit’s popularity do your little bit for important social causes.
GiveIndia

GiveIndia is a donation platform that does not raise funds for itself but helps you donate to more than 150 NGOs that help the poorest of the poor in India. They screen grassroot level NGOs for transparency and credibility. GiveIndia also tells you exactly where your money went with proof of it.
In essence, GiveIndia is a trustworthy way to help Indians living in poverty while saving some Taxes as well :-) Arbit also feels that giving aid to underprivileged people is one kind of aid which works!
On the occasion of Independece Day in 2009, we supported the You can make a difference for just 1000! campaign by GiveIndia.
Again in January 2010, we supported their participation in the Chase Community Giving Event, where 100 NGOs competed for USD 1 million on Facebook.
The entire Arbit Team (Arbit, his friends and his Creators) extend a helping hand to the under-privileged Indians by announcing their support to GiveIndia. We would appreciate all the Arbit fans who would come forward and help such initiatives.
Contact GiveIndia Coordinator: Ms. Amita Chauhan (info@giveindia.org)
Your feedback & suggestions on this new section on Social Responsibility are welcome. If you think Arbit Choudhury can help some other Social Responsibility Projects, we would like to hear from you about them. Write to us at arbit.mba@gmail.com, shubham.choudhury@gmail.com , hemantkumarjain@gmail.com

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Special Releases

Thursday - January 1st, 2004
Apart from our regular comic strips, we release some Special comic strips at special comic strips at different points in time, to mark some special events. These comic strips for a part of our Special Release.
  • MastishK Arbit Fresh Ideas Contest
  • Valentine’s Day Specials
  • Google Specials
  • AIDS Awareness
  • Summer Internship Specials
  • Placements Specials
  • Olympics Special
  • Financial Meltdown Series
MastishK Arbit Fresh Ideas Contest

Arbit Choudhury has been associated with MastishK (India’s First Online Business Challenge conducted by any B School) since it’s inception in 2004. Since 2005, we have conducted the Fresh Ideas Contest as part of MastishK. Best ideas are selected and converted into comic Strips.
Click here for MAFIC 2005 winning entries
Click here for MAFIC 2006 winning entries
Click here for MAFIC 2007 winning entries
Click here for MAFIC 2008 winning entries

Valentine’s Day Specials

For all those romantically inclined, we release a special comic strip on 14th February every year, in with Arbit Choudhury deals with matters of the heart through his brand of management humor.

Click here for Valentine’s Day Special Comic Strips

Google Specials

Every student in the world owes half his grades to Google. Google Special comic strips released on 16th September every year (just after Google’s Birthday) pay tribute to the most significant online phenomenon of the times, and it’s impact on general life.

Click here for Google Special Comic Strips

AIDS Awareness

The Arbit Choudhury Team is also a keen supporter of the AIDS awareness campaign.
On World AIDS Day every year, we release a special comic strip dedicated to spreading awareness about AIDS.

Click here for World AIDS Day Specials

Summer Internship Specials

During the summer months each year, we release comic strips based on the utility and futility of summer internships in B-schools.

Click here for Summer Internship Specials

Placements Specials

Placements are the single biggest event in a B-school calendar. Every year during placement season, we release comic strips related to the Big P.

Click here for Placements Specials

Olympics Special

Before the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, we released a special comic strip on India’s chances in the greatest sporting event in the world. And we were pleasently surprised to be proven wrong by one Mr. Abhinav Bindra.

Click here for Olympics Special

Financial Meltdown Series

During 2008 and 2009, we ran a special series of comic strips based on ideas sent by our fans, which looked at the funnier side of the financial crisis engulfing the world.

Click here for Financial Meltdown Series

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What Arbit can do for you?

Thursday - January 1st, 2004
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Creative Commons
In Publications Presentational Aid For Social Causes As a Mascot

Periodicals

Periodicals

Business Presentations

Business Presentations

 Social Event

Social Resp

Social Organizations & Events

 Events
Events

Corporate Newsletters

Corporate Newsletters

Education

Education

CSR

Corporate Social Responsibility

(CSR) Initiatives

 Yearbooks

Yearbooks
In Publications

Periodicals
As Arbit Choudhury comic strips cover a cross section of themes related to the business, political, social and economic milieu, they can be published as a regular feature in various types of periodicals (management journals, business magazines, newspaper supplements etc.). While our existing comic strips can be used as it is, we are also open to creating new comic strips for a particular periodical if required. Contact us if you think Arbit comic strips are a good fit for your publication.

Click here to view some of our current affairs related comic strips strips.

Corporate Newsletters
The realm of Arbit Choudhury comic strips fits perfectly into the subject matter of Corporate Newsletters of various flavors. Arbit Choudhury comic strips based on management jargon, current affairs, office humour etc. can easily fit into Corporate Newsletters. Our comic strips have previously appeared in internal and external newsletters of various companies like KPMG, BHEL, CTS, Satyam, GECIS etc. Arbit has also featured in the newsletter from the NGO GiveIndia.

Click here for more.
As a Presentational Aid

Business Presentations
Adding a touch of humour to the subject matter of a presentation always helps the audience lighten up and connect to the concept/topic. The wide variety of topics on which Arbit Choudhury comic strips have been released over the years serve as an ideal repository of humor that can be sprinkled on any business presentation.

Here are some examples:-

  • A presentation on Information Security can contain the following touch of humour

  • A presentation on Innovation can contain the following value added fun

Popular website www.brighthub.com rates Arbit Choudhury Comics as the 2nd best in Change Management, preceded only by Dilbert. The article also mentions that such comics can be used to liven up board meetings and presentations.

Check the “Browse By Topic” tag-cloud in the sidebar for a complete list of keywords related to Arbit Choudhury.

As a Presentational Aid

In Education
Use of comic books as a tool for education is becoming an increasingly popular trend. As Arbit Choudhury comic strips frequently deal with various subjects and concepts taught in B-school classrooms across the world, they can be used in effectively making students grasp concepts in a light-hearted manner. We have come to know that a B-school professor in India once used an Arbit Choudhury comic during his class. MBA students can also make use of relevant comic strips in their presentations. Arbit comic strips can even be a part of management textbooks.

Here are some examples:-

  • A professor taking an Operations Management lecture in a B-school classroom can use the following comic strip while talking about the concept of “Just In Time (JIT)”

Arbit Choudhury:- I really screwed up my Operations exam today, though I slogged entire night for it. Antique Jain:- But I had warned you! Opening the book on the last day won't work. Arbit Choudhury:- But I thought JIT (Just In Time) was the way to go in Operations.

  • An MBA student making a Marketing presentation can use the following comic strip

Prof LR:- Name an industry with very low entry barriers and high exit barriers. Arbit Choudhury:- The Underworld!!

  • A chapter on “Management By Objectives” in a Management textbook can have the following comic strip

Management Funda No.:- 39 Prof. to Arbit Choudhury:- If you score below BB in any of the remaining weekly tests, you will fail in this subject. Caption:- MBO - Management By Objectives

Check the tagcould in the sidebar to know about the comics related to each keyword.

For Social Causes


Social Events
Arbit Choudhury has supported several social initiatives over the years. Every year, we release a special comic strip on World AIDS Day. We have also lended our support to organizations like Project WHY and GiveIndia.org. In case you would like Arbit to talk about your social initiative, contact us.

World AIDS Day Special comic strip released in 2008 :-

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Initiatives
Special Arbit Choudhury are released to mark important events like World Environment Day, Earth Hour etc. Comic strips based on such themes can be used in Corporate Social Responsibility initiatives by various companies. We are also open to creating new comic strips for a specific CSR initiative conducted by a particular company.

Arbit Choudhury comic strip released to mark Earth Hour in 2009:-

As a Mascot


Arbit Choudhury can be used as a mascot for your event / promotion campaign. Most B-schools and other educational institutes conduct annual fests and other cultural events. Arbit Choudhury can be used as a youth mascot for such events.

Fresh Ideas Contests at Events
Fresh Ideas Contests can be conducted in various platforms (periodicals, websites etc.) where participants can contribute ideas for comic strips or even suggest ‘better’ punch lines to existing comics!! We can work with the Organizers and convert the best thoughts received into Comic Strips.

We, in the past, have conducted many editions of Fresh Ideas Contests with MastishK (Online Gaming Event organized by students of NITIE, Mumbai) [1],[2],[3],[4] and TANGO (Cognizant Technology Solutions Newsletter) [1]

In Yearbooks
In the past, students have also used Arbit Choudhury comic strips in their year books.

Meaning of Notations used

Photobucket For such uses there are no fees/royalty/charges as long as there are no monetary aspects involved at your end. All you need to do is contact us, tell us where and how are you going to use the material and get the final design approved. And yes. Do share the copy of the final product with us for our records!! If you see Arbit comics being used somewhere, do inform us and share a copy if you can lay your hands on one. Refer to this link to know more about the Creative Commons license.
$ For such usage, we would like to charge the users of Arbit Choudhury comics a resonable fees or any alternate form of royalty /recognition which may or may not be monetary. We expect that users would contact us prior to usage of Arbit inventory for these purposes and discuss the modalities. A professional arrangement will be arrived at depending on your requirements (ex. if you wish to own copyrights for used inventory or you need it only for one time usage) and based on mutual agreement .
Contact us at arbit.mba@gmail.com
*Images used in the table are from FlickR licensed under Creative Commons. The credits belong to Flickr users named briandewitt, Hakuryuu, James Jordan and Tom Raftery.

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Value Proposition

Thursday - January 1st, 2004

Trends

Growth in Web comics

Increasingly the comics industry is moving its wares online – since the advent of the internet several webcomics have been launched and made their way to the mainstream media.

India Laughing
More so India too is becoming the hot bed for all kinds of entertainment channels including comics thanks to the large young population it has.

Increasing Internet Penetration

A survey conducted by AC Neilsen (Corporate Decision Makers (DMS) Survey 6) indicates that 98% of Corporates had access to Internet in 2006 while the same figure was only 81% in 2005.

With Internet penetration increasing, webcomics are bound to become more popular in India. More so, even in print people tend to recognize those comics which also have a strong presence and brand in the online world which will become the dominant form of enterntainment consumption.

Increasing MBA mindspace
MBA – that’s the world in the mind of every second engineering graduate in India says the ACNielsen Campus Track T-Schools’05 survey.
The trend has been seen over the past couple of years with MBA becoming more attractive than M-Tech/ MS over the years.

Students across the country are increasingly opting for management related qualifications increasing the mindspace of management comics as well in the society as a whole. Management Consultancy also follows IT Software as the favourite career in premier engineering campuses.

The idea Factory
Here at Team Arbit we take our business of creating humour very seriously. Each Comic Idea we come up with or receive from fans is rated, classified, and inventorised.

Rating – Each Arbit idea is rated as per the ‘Comic Strip Suitability Standard’ (CS3) by the creator trio as well as by a 7 member Panel for Ideas Evaluation (PIE) before it can become a part of our idea bank. Only top rated ideas get published finally!

Inventory Variety – We have till date released more than 150 comics, but we have more than 200% ideas in our idea bank. The idea bank also spreads across a wide variety like Management Jargon / MBA Education / Current affairs or occasion based (V-day etc) / Social Resp / Placement related. Check the tag-cloud in the sidebar for a complete list.

Feedback – We constantly seek feedback from fans on released ideas which is fed back to the creator trio to improve rating and thus improve the CS3 itself.

Where we fit in ?
Maturity of Indian Publication industry

Indian Publication industry has matured over the years in line with the Indian style of management. Business journalism, industry metrics analysis, case studies and columns in Indian Business publications are now built around the Indian industry milieu rather than copy-pasting from the western management world.

We still rely on the western world for Humour
However, we still rely on the western world for management humour. At this point in time, when the Indian industry is poised to spread its wings beyond the national boundaries into the global arena, the Indian management style has developed enough to deserve its own flavour of management humour.
Also by studying the Comics Industry’s Trends, Internet Trends and rise in numbers of Management Professionals (see figures quoted above), we are confident that we can build upon our current popularity and become a valuable add-on asset for publishers.

Arbit Choudhury rightly placed
As is clearly demonstrated by its growth and wide span of fan following, Arbit Choudhury comics is rightly placed to not only occupy the vacant spot in the Indian publication industry but also to represent Indian management style in the global arena.

Enhances Your Offering
Arbit Choudhury has already demonstrated his potential to connect to the minds of the growing audience of Management professionals. Publishing Arbit Choudhury Comics will surely enhance your publication’s bouquet of offerings. We expect Arbit to capture sizeable mindshare in print as well – giving your readers another reason to buy the latest issue of the publication.

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Arbit’s Social Responsibility – Environment

Thursday - January 1st, 2004
Arbit Choudhury’s Social Responsibility’ section is the place where Arbit, his friends and his Creators will extend their whole hearted support to Social Projects and Awareness Campaigns. Though Arbit Choudhury is all about humor, we would like to utilize Arbit’s popularity do your little bit for important social causes.
Environment
From time to time, Arbit Choudhury tries to do his bit about creating awareness about environmental issues.
We have released special comic strips on occasions like Earth Hour.

We have also release comic strips on initiatives like Go Green.

You can check out the entire collection of comic strips related to the Environment here.

Your feedback & suggestions on this new section on Social Responsibility are welcome. If you think Arbit can help some other Social Responsibility Projects, we would like to hear from you about them. Write to us at arbit.mba@gmail.com.

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Subscribe to Arbit Choudhury Comics

Thursday - January 1st, 2004
Arbit Choudhury comic strips are released fortnightly to a global crowd of fans through a variety of means. Presented below a brief about all the ways and means to entertain you with Arbit Choudhury’s flavour of humour!
  • Mailing List (Yahoo Group)
  • RSS
  • The Website
  • Facebook Group
  • Orkut Community
  • Twitter
  • SMS

Mailing List (Yahoo Group)

The Arbit Choudhury mailing list is the oldest and still the most prominent distribution channel for Arbit Choudhury Comic Strips. Members of this mailing list receive fortnightly editions of the latest comic Arbit strips as image attachments.

To join the mailing list:
Click here to visit the Arbit Yahoo Group
OR Simply send a mail to arbit.mba@gmail.com

*Afraid of Spamming? We have everything under control ! Members receive only 1 mail per fortnight, and only the moderators are allowed to send mails to the group. So, there is no danger of your mailboxes getting cluttered with junk mails from this group.

Note: These attachments can only be received if the message setting is kept as “Individual E-mails”. Therefore, all members are requested to keep their message settings as “Individual E-mails”.

RSS Feeds

Arbit Choudhury is now available on RSS. To subscribe, use the following address: http://arbitmba.com/feed

What is RSS ?

Simply put, RSS is just another way for you to receive the latest Comic Strip. RSS stands for “Really Simple Syndication” – it’s a format for distributing and gathering content from sources across the Web, including newspapers, magazines, and blogs.

As with an email subscription (Yahoo Group/ Mailing List), twice a month you’ll receive the latest Comic Strip. Unlike email, RSS updates won’t come to your Inbox. Instead, you’ll need to use a website or a program known as an RSS reader or an aggregator to receive them. Read on to find out how to get started.

How can I use RSS ?

Lucky for you, some of the best RSS readers are free! The easiest way to use an RSS feed is to subscribe to it using a free online reader such as Bloglines, My Yahoo, or Google Reader. These services will let you add RSS feeds to a Web page.

However, you can use offline aggregators as well. These are “stand-alone” programs known as RSS/ News Aggregators. RSS Aggregators (also called news readers) download and display RSS feeds for you. A number of free and commercial Aggregators are available for download.

To know more about RSS visit the Google FAQ or Wikipedia entry for RSS … or simply google for ‘RSS Readers’ !

Arbit Website

This website is the primary source and a permanent warehouse of Arbit content and also a platform for release of fortnightly Comic Strips. Apart from the regular fortnightly comic strips, we also occasionally release other downloadables (wallpapers, posters, avatars etc) and special comic strips on relevant occasions or for our associates and partners. The website contains the most recent and complete collection of comic strips including those not released on the mailing list. You can find them in the Comic Strips and Download Center sections of the website.

Arbit Choudhury Fan Club @Facebook and @Orkut

While the Arbit Choudhury Yahoo Group / Mailing List is essentially a one way mode of communication, directed from Arbit and his creators, the Arbit Choudhury Fan Clubs in Facebook and Orkut promote interaction between Arbit fans. These are places where fans can come together, share Arbit thoughts and discuss Arbit ideas.

Visit the Arbit Choudhury Fan Club -
- @ Facebook here.

- @ Orkut here.

Arbit Choudhury @Twitter

Another way in which Arbit Choudhury fans can stay abreast with his brand of humor is by following him on Twitter.

Visit the Arbit Choudhury@Twitter here.

SMS ‘MBA’ to 58888

Arbit Choudhury is a new age comic strip which is created, distributed and managed completely online. SMS is just another new age distribution medium which we use to get across Arbit Jokes to you – wherever you are – irrespective of whether you are online or not. You can receive special SMS Jokes of Arbit Choudhury flavour of comics by SMSing ‘MBA’ to 58888.

Note:
This service is available to subscribers in India only.
SMS Jokes are not a part of regular releases to Arbit fans, and are not refreshed at the same frequency.

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Tools and Technologies

Thursday - January 1st, 2004

Arbit Choudhury is a new age comic character – conceived, created, distributed and managed completely online. And hence various tools and technologies are indispensable for the activities of Arbit Choudhury. We would like to pay our sincere thanks and gratitude to all the creators of the tools we use.

Every Comic strip has two stages to its development – development of the idea and creation of the sketch. We use email for most of our discussions relating to finalization of ideas – among the three of us as well as with our reviewers group – PIE (Panel for Ideas Evaluation). While we are die-hard GMail users (along with its Chat feature) – we must thank all Email Service Providers (GMail, Yahoo etc) and Email Clients (Outlook/ Lotus Notes). Many of our discussions also involve Instant Messengers (IM’s) – Google Talk, Yahoo Messenger and more recently Skype. (Click here for our Gmail Story on the Google Blog.)

The ideas are managed and archived through a host of online tools like Google Documents (previously www.Writely.com) and of course Desktop Document Management Tools. All ideas get screened, rated and the whole selection is managed through a combination of Desktop Spreadsheet Software and Google Spreadsheets for collaboration purposes.

The next stage – sketching involves non-tech tools like Paper, Pencil, Eraser, Pen, Tracing paper (a.k.a. butter paper) – we thank the early man who invented these essential drawing tools ;-) . More recently we have even started use of ‘Real Backgrounds’ in our comic strips where our Sony Digital Camera’s are playing their role effectively (incidentally all 3 of us ended up buying Sony :-)

Scanners (we use HP) and Scanning Software come next, and then starts the role of Graphic / Image Editing Software (perhaps the most critical software for us) culminating in yet another chain of collaboration through email, IM’s and cell-phones for the final review, quality check and finalization of the comic strip before release.

Distribution of comic strips also involves keeping track of the milestones, events and deadlines coming up in the next few days. The Outlook calendar as well as the more recent Google Calendar have been indispensable tools to plan our activities and also to remind us of everything from the next due comic strip to next due back-up of the website.

We would also like to thank Yahoo Groups! and Orkut.com, for acting as primary modes of communication between Arbit and his fans all over the world.

Thanks to Dell, Lenovo and HP, whose laptops and desktops are used by us for our Arbit activities along with the Micro-processor providers Intel and AMD.

We would also like to thank the Blogging service providers like Blogger.com … all three of us are avid bloggers and blogs (ours as well as blogs belonging to Arbit Fans) have been instrumental in spreading the ‘word-of-mouse’ about Arbit across the globe.

Arbit would never have been a web-comic; but for the Web – our many thanks to Tim Berners Lee – for inventing the medium which we use not only to distribute the strips but also collaborate from 3 corners of the globe to create them. And, the web could never have been but for Computers: Servers & Desktops along with their Operating Systems – thanks to all who contributed to creating these – from Charles Babbage to Bill Gates and Linus Torvalds (these names are just indicative for all others who come from the same league).

To put it on record though – www.arbitmba.com is run from a Linux-Apache-MySQL based web-server. We predominantly use Internet explorer to surf the web and occasionally Firefox. We also use www.Photobucket.com to store some of our images.

And to conclude, our mobile phones are the final frontiers for us to discuss in case all other means of communication fail (We say final, considering the fact that all three of us are actually located in different parts of the globe and telephonic communication is definitely not an economical option any longer :-)

Our thanks to Nokia, Motorola, Sony Ericson, Siemens, LG (amongst the three of us, we have used mobile phones by all these companies in past 3 years) and our Mobile / Telecom service providers Airtel and Reliance Telecom (India), Virgin Mobile (UK) and Swiss Telecom (Switzerland)! Not to forget the Internet Service providers Reliance, MTNL, BSNL, Sify in India and Swisscom in Switzerland.

For actual process of creation of each comic strip, click here

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The Arbit Success Story

Thursday - January 1st, 2004
The Concept

Arbit Choudhury- “The World’s 1st MBA Comic Character” takes a fun-filled glance at the idiosyncrasies of management world. Arbit Choudhury Comics aim to capture the hidden ironies and suppressed humour in the apparently serious and mundane world of management. Over years, Arbit Choudhury has evolved into a comic which tackles diverse issues, from management jargon and business topics, to social and political current affairs, and even spread important social messages.

Check the “Browse By Topic” tag-cloud in the sidebar for for links to the complete list of keywords related to Arbit Choudhury.
Target Audience
Arbit Choudhury Comics are principally targeted towards corporate professionals and MBAs who ‘experience’ management jargon, day in and day out.
But Arbit Choudhury fans belong to a wide cross-section of the business and social spectrum; from Consulting Majors like McKinsey to PSU’s like BHEL; from CEOs and MDs to young professionals and MBA students; from NRIs to Professors; and even house-wifes.


Reach

Today, Arbit Choudhury reaches his fans though various online and electronic media, like the official website, mailing list (Yahoogroups), e-mail forwards, RSS feeds and SMS.
The Arbit Yahoo Group, with more than 3000 members, is one of the largest in the Comics category worldwide; expanding solely on the word-of-mouse.
The reach and appeal of the concept and content of Arbit comics reaches far beyond the website visitors and Yahoo Group members, as apparent from the fan mails received.

Accolades

Arbit has received applause from international experts in the creative sector, as well as featured in articles in many leading publications (like Times of India, Indian Express and Business World) and corporate newsletters. Arbit Choudhury has received the Manthan Award for its contribution to developing the concept of micro-distribution, and has also been recognized by Wikipedia as the “The World’s 1st MBA Comic Character“. Arbit Choudhury comics have also been rated as the 2nd best in Change Management, preceded only by Dilbert.

The creators believe that Arbit Choudhuury is the 1st Indian comic which has the potential to become globally popular. We have a strong presence on the web and have captured a significant fan following.
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Blogger’s Park

Thursday - January 1st, 2004
A select few blogs where posts on Arbit Choudhury were made by fans.

In case you have made a blog post related to Arbit on your blog, do let us know.

And here is our Gmail Story on the Gmail Stories Blog.

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Online Media

Thursday - January 1st, 2004

In Wikipedia

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Wikipedia recognizes Arbit Choudhury as the world’s 1st B-school / MBA comic character. Arbit Choudhury also featured in the “Do You Know” section of the website on 15th Februaury, 2006.

Here is the link to the Wikipedia entry on Arbit Choudhury. (Click the image below to enlarge)


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In Bright Hub

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Popular website www.brighthub.com rates Arbit Choudhury Comics as the 2nd best in Change Management, preceded only by Dilbert.

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In Management Informatika

An interview with the creators of Arbit Choudhury was published on the management blog Management Informatika.
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In Periodicals
  • GiveIndia Newsletter – March 2009
  • Tango – The Cognizant Newsletter for B-schools – 2007 onwards
  • Orbital – KMPG IT Advisory Newsletter – 2009
  • Campulse, Satyam Newsletter for MBA and Engineering students – June 2005
  • GECIS SCM Newsletter – January 2005
  • Caravan, The BHEL Newsletter – August 2005
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