Our Team

QNM Theoretical Lab Productivity Research Group (PRG)

Mousumi Samanta

Researcher and Project Management Head at Team QNM Theoretical Lab

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Sidharta Chatterjee

The brain behind the QNM Theoretical Lab is Sidharta Chatterjee, the renowned productivity expert, popularly known as “Productivity Guru”.

Our team comprises of experts who have long term research experience, expertise, and exposure to knowledge creation. QNM Theoretical Lab PRG group is led by Sidharta Chatterjee, who has gained expertise as an investigator on Productivity and Human Potential frontiers. He is a creative writer , a researcher , and an established author who has years of experience in the fields of knowledge management (KM), behavioral sciences, and cognitive economics. He also serves as a reviewer for several journals of international repute. He has been a visiting researcher at the School of Economics, Andhra University. Having authored 12 consecutive papers on Productivity and Human Potential domain, he has also published a book on productivity and articles on Knowledge Management (KM) across several international and national journals.

Chatterjee is widely cited for his works related to KM. He is also a motivational speaker and the author of a number of books including “Power Your Success“, and “Noetic Nourishment“, and writes extensively on the core topics of human productivity, knowledge management, and self-improvement.

Mousumi Samanta, BA, MA, MLIS, is a noted academic and researcher in the field of Library and Information Science, with a particular focus on Knowledge Management and its intersection with information dissemination, public libraries, and community services. She has co-authored several influential papers, many of which address the evolving role of libraries in the post-COVID-19 era and their significance in promoting knowledge and information access.

Research Interests and Contributions:
  • Library and Information Science (LIS): Mousumi Samanta has extensively explored the role of libraries in modern society, particularly their transformation into knowledge organizations. She has contributed to academic discussions on library access, public library services, and the integration of technology to enhance knowledge sharing.
  • Knowledge Management (KM): A significant portion of her work focuses on the application of knowledge management theories and technologies in organizational settings. She has examined the relationship between knowledge management practices and business success, especially in how organizations can leverage information resources to enhance productivity.
  • Public Libraries and Community Information Services: Mousumi has written about the importance of public libraries as vital community hubs, particularly how they can help foster social knowledge, information literacy, and support for local communities in times of crisis.
  • Noetic Capital: Her forthcoming work examines the concept of “noetic capital,” suggesting the role of cognitive resources in driving both individual and organizational productivity.
Academic Impact:

Mousumi Samanta’s research is widely cited within the field of Library and Information Science and Knowledge Management. Her work continues to shape understanding of how libraries can evolve in the digital age, particularly their roles in information literacy, community engagement, and organizational success through knowledge management.

Her scholarly contributions also address significant contemporary issues, such as adapting library services post-pandemic and leveraging social knowledge for consumer decision-making. She is also the co-author of the book titled “Prioritizing Reader’s Motivation,” which deals with prioritizing the choices of readers of what they like to read with the aim to motivate them in achieving their reading goals.

As a Visiting Researcher at Jadavpur University, Mousumi Samanta combines academic rigor with practical insights into the evolving role of libraries and knowledge management in society. Her interdisciplinary research bridges gaps between philosophy, economics, and information science, offering a deep understanding of how knowledge is managed, shared, and utilized in the modern world.


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