Harvard Business School dilutes its reputation with partnership with Indian outsourcing oligarch
Kiran Chaube
Apr. 12, 2006

It is a shame for Harvard Business School to associate itself with Indian outsourcing oligarchs.

According to media reports, India's Satyam School of Leadership (SSL) on Tuesday announced it has partnered with Harvard Business School Publishing and Universitas 21 Global to offer advanced global business leadership learning for senior executives.

The objective of the programme offered by SSL, the corporate leadership university of Satyam Computer Services Limited, is to further boost Satyam's strategic leadership excellence, a release from the company said on Tuesday.

HBSP will provide significant leadership development content, case studies and online leadership modules, while U21Global will deliver suitably integrated additional content, participant management, and assessment processes, it said.

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