Taran Kaur | Management | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Taran Kaur | Management | Best Researcher Award

Assistant Professor from IILM Lodhi Road | India

Dr. Taran Kaur is an accomplished academic and researcher specializing in real estate management and sustainable operations. She holds a Ph.D. in Real Estate Management from Amity Business School, Noida, and an MBA in Real Estate and Urban Infrastructure from RICS School of Built Environment. With a strong academic foundation in finance and operations, she has served in various academic roles, including Assistant Professor at IILM Institute and Tecnia Institute, and Senior Research and Teaching Associate at Amity University. Her research focuses on financial management in the real estate sector, PropTech, facilities management, and sustainable workspace operations. Dr. Kaur has received several accolades, including the Emerald Literati Award and recognition from the World Health Organization for her publication on COVID. She also serves on the reviewer board of the Journal of Cleaner Production. In addition to her academic excellence, she is a certified Microsoft Innovative Educator and trained in pedagogical methods and infrastructure finance.

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Academic Background

Dr. Taran Kaur possesses a strong academic foundation marked by excellence and distinction across all levels of her education. She earned her Ph.D. in Real Estate Management from Amity Business School, Amity University, Noida, graduating with high distinction. Prior to her doctoral studies, she completed a full-time MBA in Real Estate and Urban Infrastructure with a focus on Finance and Operations from the RICS School of Built Environment, Amity University, where she demonstrated strong academic performance. Her undergraduate journey began at Delhi University, where she earned a Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) degree with distinction, laying the groundwork for her expertise in business and management. She completed her Higher Secondary education with a focus on Commerce and Mathematics at S. S. Mota Singh Model Senior Secondary School, graduating with high distinction. This continuous record of academic achievement reflects her dedication to learning and her commitment to excellence in the field of real estate and infrastructure.

Professional Journey

Dr. Taran Kaur has built a diverse and impactful professional career in academia and industry, with a strong focus on real estate management and operations. She is currently serving as an Assistant Professor at IILM Institute, Lodhi Road, where she also holds the responsibility of Program Coordinator for the BBA program. Prior to this, she contributed significantly to Tecnia Institute, affiliated with GGSIPU, as an Assistant Professor and Thesis Lab Coordinator. Her foundational years were spent at the RICS School of Built Environment, Amity University, where she served as a Senior Research and Teaching Associate, engaging in both instructional and research-driven responsibilities. In the corporate domain, she gained practical insights through her roles as an Industrial Trainee at Synopsys Inc., managing facilities operations, and as a Research Intern at DLF Utilities Ltd., focusing on commercial leasing. These experiences reflect her well-rounded expertise and dedication to bridging academic knowledge with industry practices.

Research Focus

Dr. Taran Kaur’s research primarily falls under the category of real estate management with interdisciplinary integration of operations, technology, and sustainability. Her work focuses on workspace quality and its impact on knowledge workers, aligning with human resource management and facilities planning in commercial real estate environments. She investigates how physical workspace attributes influence productivity, satisfaction, and organizational outcomes, bridging management science with real estate operations. In parallel, her contributions to literature on smart cities reflect her interest in urban development and infrastructure transformation, particularly in the context of Indian cities evolving into global hubs. This involves studying the integration of PropTech, sustainable development, and intelligent infrastructure systems. Her focus areas combine practical real estate functions with strategic planning, workforce behavior, and technological adoption. Overall, her research is rooted in applied real estate studies with strong connections to human-centric design, operational strategy, urban innovation, and digital transformation in the built environment.

Publication Top Notes

Why you need sustainable portfolio management in the age of substantial innovation
Years: 2024

The sustainability portfolio concept
Years: 2024

Impact of workspace quality on knowledge workers: a toolkit for human resource management
Years: 2025

Conclusion

Dr. Taran Kaur is a highly capable and driven academic with impactful contributions to the real estate and infrastructure management research landscape. Her blend of practical experience, academic excellence, and innovative research make her a strong contender for the Best Researcher Award. With continued scholarly output and international collaborations, she is well-positioned to make even greater contributions to her field. She is indeed a deserving candidate for recognition at this stage of her academic career.

Zainul Kisman | Management and Accounting | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Zainul Kisman | Management and Accounting | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Zainul Kisman, Universitas Trilogi, Indonesia

Dr. Zainul Kisman is a dedicated lecturer in Management at Universitas Trilogi, Jakarta, since 1988. He earned his Doctorate in Management from Universitas Padjadjaran, Bandung, in December 2015. With a strong focus on educational innovation, Dr. Kisman’s research includes the study titled “Information and Communication Technology Utilization Effectiveness in Distance Education Systems,” published in the International Journal of Engineering Business Management in 2020. His work contributes to enhancing the effectiveness of distance education, showcasing his commitment to advancing management practices in an increasingly digital world. 📚💻

 

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Educational Background

Dr. Zainul Kisman earned his Doctorate in Management from Universitas Padjadjaran, Bandung, in December 2015. His educational qualifications reflect a strong foundation in management principles, which is critical for his research focus.

Professional Experience

Since January 1988, Dr. Kisman has served as a Lecturer at Universitas Trilogi in Jakarta. His extensive teaching experience indicates a commitment to education and knowledge dissemination, which is valuable in academia. His long tenure suggests stability and expertise in his field.

Research Focus📊📚

Dr. Zainul Kisman’s research primarily focuses on financial management, investment analysis, and the effectiveness of financial models in predicting stock performance. His notable works include studies on the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) and Arbitrage Pricing Theory (APT), as well as the disappearing dividend phenomenon in Indonesian markets. He also explores the utilization of information and communication technology in distance education systems, emphasizing its impact on learning outcomes. Additionally, his work covers credit growth, financial distress prediction, and factors influencing dividend policies, reflecting a strong interest in economic and business dynamics within Indonesia. 💼💡

 

Conclusion

Dr. Zainul Kisman’s combination of educational qualifications, extensive teaching experience, and research contributions makes him a suitable candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His work not only contributes to academic literature but also has practical implications for the effectiveness of distance education systems, which is increasingly relevant in today’s educational landscape. His research in this area aligns well with the goals of promoting innovative practices in education, further strengthening his candidacy for the award.

Publication Top Notes  

  • The Validity of Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) and Arbitrage Pricing Theory (APT) in Predicting the Return of Stocks in Indonesia Stock ExchangeCited by: 229Year: 2015 📈
  • Model for overcoming decline in credit growth (case study of Indonesia with time series data 2012M1-2016M12)Cited by: 166Year: 2017 📉
  • Disappearing Dividend Phenomenon: A Review of Theories and EvidenceCited by: 147Year: 2016 📉
  • How to predict financial distress in the wholesale sector: Lesson from Indonesian Stock ExchangeCited by: 142Year: 2019 📊
  • Information and communication technology utilization effectiveness in distance education systemsCited by: 112Year: 2020 💻
  • Investment decisions: The results of knowledge, income, and self-controlCited by: 53Year: 2021 💡
  • Dampak pelaksanaan merdeka belajar kampus merdeka di Universitas Trilogi (studi kasus: Prodi Manajemen)Cited by: 29Year: 2022 🎓
  • Budget absorption performance in financial education and training agencyCited by: 20Year: 2020 📊
  • Design mobile application for health consultation during pandemic Covid 19Cited by: 15Year: 2020 📱
  • The solution to overcome the disappearing dividend phenomenon: Learning from the experience of the Indonesia Stock ExchangeCited by: 11Year: 2020 📉