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Name | : | Intellectual Capital Performance: A Comparative Study between Family and Non-Family-Owned Business in India |
Author | : | Kanu Pahwa,Dr. Puneeta Goel,Dr. Jyoti Rana, Dr. Rupali Misra |
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The objective of the paper is to examine the impact of founder's family
equity and family board presence on intellectual capital performance
(ICP) of the company and further to differentiate the performance
between family and non-family-owned businesses in India. It employs
panel data estimation model using Feasible Generalized Least Square
(FGLS) regression to analyze data on 308 companies listed on National
Stock Exchange 500 (NSE 500) in India between 2012 and 2022. This
paper utilizes the modified value-added intellectual coefficient
(MVAIC) approach to measure Intellectual capital Performance. Our
findings show the significantly positive relationship between the family
presence and combined IC which demonstrates that the family
involvement in company's equity and participation in management
affairs leads to improved intellectual capital performance. In order to
compare the performance between family and non-family businesses,
we applied Mann Whitney U-Test. Moreover, it has been found that
family-owned businesses are preferably in a position to achieve better
performances in sub-elements of intellectual capital except human
capital efficiency. Therefore, key take-away for family enterprises is to
design their human resource strategies in a way to build their best human
potential. These findings contribute to the body of knowledge by
identifying the essential components of ICP and figure out how to
distribute them in a way that will allow for superior performances in a
company.
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Name | : | Empowerment of Women under Financial Inclusion |
Author | : | Drishika Sinha,Dr Salineeta Chaudhuri,Lakshay Sharma |
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The power and efficiency of women coming together, in their collective
voice, is a social and economic transformer and a fundamental enabler of
rights, growth and development (Hendricks; 2019). For an emerging
economy like India to develop and grow, it becomes very important that
we take into account the contribution of women in the economy and not
consider their income and stability to be an emergency option. The
paper focuses on studying the financial inclusion schemes that were
implemented in India after 2014 which help women in particular, to
study the impact of the policies on the process of inclusion of women in
the economy, to analyze how the factors of women empowerment
already existing due to the policies are providing a boost to the overall
financial inclusion and to study the socio-economic impacts for women
due to the implication and the boost. The study employs secondary
quantitative data for the years 2016 and 2021 that were extracted from
NFHS reports. The Financial Inclusion of women is the dependent
variable. Social and economic empowerment determinants are the
independent variables. The study shows that there is a significant impact
of (Asst) women owning assets (house or land), (DFL) women having
mobile phones on their access to financial institutions (FIB).
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Name | : | A Qualitative Study Exploring the Dynamics of Home Foodpreneurs in India |
Author | : | Madhura Ayachit,Dr. Shyamsunder Chitta |
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This article makes an attempt to navigate the landscape of home food
business in India. The study undertakes a qualitative approach to unveil
the experiences of home foodpreneurs. The perspective of 16
interviewees is studied using thematic analysis. It explores the nature of
business, extent of burnout among foodpreneurs, challenges
encountered, coping strategies and motivating factors. 'Passion' is
observed to be the biggest motivating factor that drives the
foodpreneurs. They do not feel burned out inspite of the challenges faced
as they thoroughly enjoy the process. Positive customer feedback keeps
them motivated and they derive immense satisfaction while carrying out
the business operations. The findings of the study may practically help
small aspiring entrepreneurs in home food segment to take well
informed decisions. Theoretically, the study highlights the significant
contribution of home food businesses to the potential growth of
unorganized food service industry in India.
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Name | : | Sustainable Fashion for the Masses: Issues, Challenges and Prospects |
Author | : | Shivani Gupta,Dr.Priya Grover |
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In a constantly evolving and innovating society, globalization has
affected the daily lives of people. Climate activists have been creating
awareness of the human-made climate crisis and how it will create a
huge negative impact on future generations. There has been a strong
attitudinal inclination of consumers towards sustainable products.
However, a decline in the purchase behavior of consumers for the same
has been observed, cost being the main reason for the same. Looking into
the increasing trend of consumers towards mindful shopping due to the
rise in inflation post pandemic, many industries have shifted to
producing low cost and low-quality unsustainable products for the
masses. The apparel and fashion industry are one of the greatest polluters
leading to many ecological and environmental problems. Fast fashion
apparel industry produces apparels of low quality from unsustainable
raw materials. Though sustainable fashion has been successful among
high-income consumers it is a farfetched dream for the masses. In order
to make sustainable fashion affordable among masses, companies need
to innovate their manufacturing processes and marketing strategies. This
research paper involves qualitative research with in-depth interviews of
fast fashion companies focused on understanding and analyzing the
challenges faced by them in making a sustainable and affordable fashion
apparel for the masses. The analysis has been done through
Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis.
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Name | : | Emotional Competence in Information Technology Sector: Assessing Its Effect on Employee Organisational Commitment and Performance |
Author | : | Dr Aruna Dhamija,Sachit Paliwal |
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This paper examines the role of employees' emotional competence in
measuring their dedication to their organisations and their overall
productivity in Information Technology Sector.The firms nowadays use
Information Technology as a highly integrated basis in their operations
and there isa need for specialists to know the psychological aspect of
employees. The best developers are great communicators, whether with
clients or colleagues. As emotional intelligence is becoming more
valued in the industry, hence learning how to improve one's emotional
competence is crucial, if one wants to be a successful employee. Human
resource management or psychology researchers are very interested in
the idea of organisational commitment. People's personal and
professional lives benefit greatly from emotional competence, and it's
widely recognised as a potent method for boosting productivity and
creating a positive work environment.
Keywords: Emotional Competence, Performance, Psychology,
Information Technology, Organisational Commitment.
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Name | : | Application of Innovative Technologies to Protect Financial Information in Accounting: Challenges of the Digital Economy Era |
Author | : | Olga Ievsieieva,Iryna Dutchak,Lyudmila Melyankova,Iryna Smirnova,Inna Lepetan |
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This research will be conducted between the years 2019 and 2023, and it
will investigate how new financial concepts may affect account
management at Ukrainian banks. The BAI-Finance Global Banking
Innovation Awards provide the data that is used in this analysis, which
examines how the most successful financial institutions in the world
make use of new technology to safeguard the money of their consumers.
This research makes use of a wide range of analytical tools in order to
investigate the potential for blockchain and encryption, together with
other digital technologies, to potentially alter the manner in which banks
and other financial institutions manage the funds of their customers. The
findings highlight the significance of utilizing cutting-edge digital
accounting techniques in order to safeguard valuable financial
information in the current digital era. The findings of this study
demonstrate how these technologies have the potential to resolve
accounting issues such as data breaches and make all financial
transactions transparent.
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Name | : | Innovative Approaches to Regional Development in the Post-War Period: The Case of Ukraine |
Author | : | Eleonora Zabarna,Riznyk Dmytro,Iaroslav Petrunenko |
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For modern Ukrainian territories, regional development is a
multifaceted process that changes the social structure of the region,
human behaviour, public institutions, as well as accelerates economic
growth, reduces inequality and unemployment. The growing
importance of Ukraine's regions in improving the efficiency of the
country's socio-economic development is becoming more acute as the
country's economy recovers from the destruction caused by the
aggressor country during the full-scale invasion. Regional studies
systematise and group the regions of the state according to the conditions
and specifics of their current state and prospects for further
development. Given the relevance of the chosen research topic, the
purpose of the work can be defined as generalisation and clarification of
theoretical and methodological foundations for determining approaches
to the innovative development of Ukraine's regions in the post-war
period. In order to achieve this goal, the following tasks need to be
implemented: to analyse the current state of regional development in
Ukraine; to group regions using the cluster analysis method; to
formulate recommendations for stimulating and intensifying innovation
activity in the regions. The study found that at the current stage of
development, Ukraine's economy has quite significant imbalances
associated with the uneven development of regions, which has been
significantly exacerbated by the martial law. Accordingly, in the period
of post-war recovery, regional authorities will need to focus on regional
development and attracting investment in priority areas, taking into
account the current state and potential capabilities of each region,
according to its belonging to a particular cluster.
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Name | : | A Study on the Perception of Gen Z towards Ayurvedic Products |
Author | : | Elizabeth Dias,Dr. Nirmala Joshi |
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Sustainability and healthy living is now more relevant than it has ever
been in the past due to awareness surrounding healthier lifestyles and
concerns around the environment and climate change. Consumers are
looking for products that are 'Safe for you and for the earth'.
Consequently, this has become an area of interest for multi-national
companies, small businesses, government officials and policy makers,
academicians and all stakeholders. This research paper aims to
understand the perception of Gen Z between the ages 19 and 22 years
towards Ayurvedic products. To begin with, the research paper explores
the awareness level of these youngsters with respect to ayurvedic
products. It also evaluates various propositions from brands such as
products that are: 'eco-friendly, sustainable, natural, herbal, chemical
free, without harmful side effects' and how they affect perception and
consequently purchase decision of these young consumers. The data
also reveals which advertising media is most common among this
consumer demographic and names some brands that are perceived as
trust worthy by our youth today.
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Name | : | Comparative Study of Online and Offline Training Program in Higher Educational Institutions: A Study |
Author | : | Pradeep Kumar,Dr. Nandini Srivastava,Dr. Hamender Kumar Dangi |
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With a focus on 294 studies, this analysis delves deeply into faculty
development and training to provide an up-to-date understanding of the
most recent research trends and their implications in this field.
Sophisticated bibliometric techniques are employed to identify the
major participants, the prolific authors, and the fascinating new subjects
emerging in faculty development. The extent of the research's influence
was also determined by looking at how frequently these papers are cited
and who they are working with. Changes in research over time provides
insight into areas of common interest and gaps in the body of knowledge.
In other words, this study provides firsthand knowledge of all that has
been happening in faculty development. The knowledge gathered from
this analysis can inform future studies, direct academic institutions'
decision-making processes, and improve the efficacy of faculty
development initiatives. This study also provides suggestions for
improving faculty training and development and which can directly
affect the decision making of higher education academics, teachers, and
policymakers.
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Name | : | Transformation of the Educational Services Market in the Conditions of Digitalization |
Author | : | Kateryna Tanashchuk,Liudmyla Morozova,Iryna Kramarenko,Liubov Tarangul,Svitlana Bodnariuk |
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The main goal of the paper is to analyze the conceptual provisions of the
transformational processes of the educational services market (ESM)
under the influence of digitalization of socio-economic development.
The methodological basis of this article is various scientific methods, in
particular: monographic, systematic, comparison, generalization,
abstraction, specification, analysis, synthesis and graphic. The
imperatives of the ESM development in the digitalizationconditions of
socio-economic relations are determined. A system of principles of
institutional transformation of the ESM was formed and the imperatives
of the ESM in the conditions of digitalization were outlined. It is
substantiated that transformational processes require the formation of a
flexible and effective perform the main functions of regulatory policy in
the field of education, ensuring innovative development in the provision
of educational services(ES), improving market interaction between
providers and recipients of services.
Keywords: Education, Educational Services, Educational Services
Market, Higher Education Institutions, Digitalization, National
Economy, Institutionalization.
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Name | : | The Influence of Servicescape Dimensions on Customer Satisfaction and Behavioral Intentions: An Examination of Casual Dining Restaurants |
Author | : | Dr Pratima Singh,Dr. Abhishek Subhash Deokule,Dr. Renuka Ekanath Walunj,Dr. Manisha Vikrant Jagtap,Sohaib Alam |
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The physical and social aspects of the service make up a different portion
of the servicescape; this portion is referred to as the "social component."
The result of combining all of these elements is the servicescape. While
previous studies have often looked at these factors separately, the
purpose of the present research is to look at both factors' effects
simultaneously in the context of casual dining establishments. The
purpose of this is to have a deeper comprehension of the ways in which
these two elements impact consumer behavior. This will be carried out
for the purpose to have a better understanding of the relationship that
these two elements have. Structural equation modeling was used to
examine the data collected from 462 clients in Delhi who completed a
questionnaire regarding the purpose of the assignment. The results show
that, in along with the physical parts of the servicescape, the social
characteristics also play a role in influencing customers' level of
satisfaction, which can impact their behavior going forward.
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Name | : | Consumer's Perspective towards Adoption of Artificial Intelligence: An Empirical Study among banking Companies |
Author | : | Dr Pratima Singh,Dr. Navita Roy,Dr Alka Singh Bhatt,Dr. Manoj Kumar Sadual,Anumeha Sahai |
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Purpose: In this article authors intend to address the consumer
perspective on adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) in private
commercial banks of India. Its goal is to examine the variables
responsible for the adoption of AI.
Methodology: In this research work convenience sampling method has
been used. The primary data was collected from the customers of Indian
commercial banks operating in Delhi. Various statistical tools like
validity and reliability analysis, regression, and correlation
(discriminant validity) used in this study to establish co-relation
between exogeneous and endogenous factors with the help of software
like SPSS, AMOS etc.
Findings: This study employed a quantitative research design and an
exploratory technique to examine association between exogeneous and
endogenous factors of AI adoption. The study found a significant
positive association of various factors like Awareness about AI,
Perceived usefulness, Consumer's Attitude and Subjective norms with
intention banking customers to adopt AI.
Practical Implication: The banking companies will be benefited from
this research by having a better understanding of the consumer's
awareness, user's perception, trust factor, and norms regarding AI
transformation.
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