Palanivel Rathinasabapathi Velmurugan

Palanivel Rathinasabapathi VelmuruganPalanivel Rathinasabapathi Velmurugan is associated with BSBI, Berlin, as a professor in the Human Resource Management and Finance Stream. Prior to joining BSBI, he held the designation “Head” Faculty of Management at Sharda University, Uzbekistan, Central Asia, and “Dean of Arts” assignments at DMI St. John the Baptist University, Malawi, Central Africa. Also, he has been associated earlier with DMI St. Eugene University in Zambia, MAM Business School and various Engineering Colleges in India. He has a Ph.D. in Management from Mannonmanium Sundaranar University in India. Besides this, he holds an MBA Degree from SRM University in India and a BE Chemical Engineering degree from Annamalai University in India. Also, he completed six NPTEL Certificate Programs conducted by various IITs in India. He brings with him 15 years of rich working experience in teaching and research. Furthermore, he has a keen interest in the Case Method of teaching and research. He is an academic out of passion. Not only that, but he also takes a keen interest in guiding Ph.D. students. He has supervised three Ph.D. research scholars under his supervision at DMI St. Eugene University in Zambia.

Publications

Empirical Study on the Impact of Select Green HRM Dimensions on Green Innovation Culture
Vasuki Boominathan, J. Tamil Selvi, C. Dhilipan, M. Tamil Arasu, B. Elamurugan, Palanivel Rathinasabapathi Velmurugan. © 2024. 13 pages.
In a timeframe marked by intensifying ecological crises, the function of human resource management (HRM) in nurturing an environment-centric innovation ethos is significantly...
An Analysis of Credit Management and Bank Lending Practices in Developing Countries
Srinivas Kolachina, Lisha Hundia, Kancherla Mounishker, Juluru Venkatesh, Palanivel Rathinasabapathi Velmurugan, Ahmed J. Obaid. © 2024. 18 pages.
The credit system and the banking activities processes increase people's investment practices, enhancing country people's economic condition. The research aims to...