About
Dr. Sona Vikas is a distinguished academician, researcher, and management educator with over 26 years of combined experience in industry and academia.
A Professor and Dean-Management at Asian School of Business, she holds a Ph.D. in Management, is UGC-NET qualified, and is a university gold medalist during her Post-graduation. Her expertise spans HRM, OB, and Tourism Studies. With more than 100 research publications and numerous citations, 6 edited books, 2 text books, 6 patents, she has made significant contributions to academic research and pedagogy.
Known for her student-centric approach, industry engagement, and mentoring excellence, Dr. Vikas actively promotes employability and holistic student development among students. She has won several awards during her academic tenure for her teaching and leadership.
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Asian School of Business
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Publications (17)
- TOURISM RESILIENCE: NAVIGATING SUSTAINABILITY & MARKETING STRATEGIES IN THE TURBULENT WORLD OF ALCOHOL Save
- Assessing the Impact of Performance Management System on Faculty Performance: Moderating Effect of Demographic Variables in Higher Education Institutions in Delhi/NCR Save
- HR Analytics Adoption in India - A Sector Wise Study Save
- Artificial Intelligence Applications for Talent Acquisition and Employee Retention in Human Resources Save
- Impact of performance management system on performance of academicians in higher education institutions Save
- Recruitment and the Role of Hr in Talent Acquisition: Optimal Methods for Hiring Top Talent Save
- Vintage intelligence : Leveraging artificial intelligence for wine production, marketing, distribution, and customer engagement Save
- Go Green Textiles: A Case of Social Entrepreneurship in India Save
- An Effect Of Job Stress And Job Satisfaction On Online Teaching Among Cbsc School Teachers During Covid-19 Pandemic Save
- An empirical study of student perception towards pedagogy, teaching style and effectiveness of online classes Save