Advanced Research Publications: Management Journals
Not a member yet
327 research outputs found
Sort by
Effect of Work Nature and Leave Breaks on Job Satisfaction in Employees: Examining Through Mathematical Modelling
No full textIn this study the issue of leaves/ breaks between work days and its effect on mental health and productivity output has been explored from subjective perspective. Loss of productivity is often substantial, especially absenteeism which may be caused by mental health problems due to prolonged workings and ultimately prove towards negative benefits of organizations. Data from this survey analysis proves that when employees are provided with short leaves, it increases job satisfaction and motivation in the employees. Thus based on this study it is proved that successful employment programmesare more effective when provided with small or frequentjob breaks to the employees of an organization
Involving Individuals in Health and Fitness Practices through Social Media
No full textWith the influencing nature of the social media, individuals are motivated to understand the importance of health and fitness within their daily routine lifestyle. How to be fit? Social media platform Twitter is used to challenge and motivate individuals to make efforts for their own health and wellbeing within their daily activities. The paper will present the active participation of individuals from all walks of life to show how they display their communication in understanding the importance of health and fitness. The formation of influencer sets and the cascading effect of spreading social health information will be analyzed in the case study. Fit India Campaign, a successful campaign, initiated by the Hon’ble Minister of Sports and Youth Affairs, Ministry of Sports and Youth Affairs, Government of India has been chosen for the case study. The campaign was disseminated effectively online though the social networking platform Twitter to make every individual’s active participation in accepting fitness challenges and posting their response workout videos and health ideas. The paper will also focus on how the celebrities and fitness expert’s influence through social media to engage citizen in participating in the government initiative to create health and fitness awareness. The paper will submit a heterogeneous social network approach in propagating the social message to connect individuals about fitness and health practices.
Influence of Liberalisation & Globalisation on Indian Cinema - A study of Indian cinema and it’s diasporic consciousness
No full textThe look of Bollywood film has changed with globalization, Hindi films moved away from mass narrations to more class, initially film producers and directors attracted with item songs, bare skin dances, or story that relate to the poor or frontbenchers, the stories like, angry young man, the village hero, fight against the feudal lord, upper cast, wealthy lords. It changed the 1990s onwards; one of the reasons was that these kinds of movies, attracting, the mass people, from the village and other places and they only go for front rows, this cannot be helpful for producers. What changed here was, the economic liberalisation in India has influenced the Indian cinema and its narratives. The liberalisation influenced the Indian consuming habits considerably. Indians witnessed western culture and lifestyle through the Televisions channels like MTV, CNN. Watching MTV from the living room, and accessing the brands like Nike, or Coca-Cola, influenced the middle and elite class of Indians. The desire to adopt the western culture and lifestyle, the middle class, started mimicking it. Indian movie makers are also imitating and inspiring the west kind of filmmaking in narratives and adopting new techniques for storytelling. Apart from that, the ‘open sky policies’ encouraged, Indian movie producers to reach diaspora with the content, which can connect the diaspora. Liberalisation and globalisation made the Indian cinema to export and organise better in the diaspora markets, unlike previous times
Global Profit Optimization in Multiple Production Systems of Time-Sensitive Production Cycle
No full textIn business, it is common to find multiple production systems which employ their own resources along with some coupling resources cutting across all systems. Of these production systems there are some systems which are not subject to variation in production time, i.e. less sensitive to time. These systems have been mathematically formulated and solved by Dantzig-Wolfe Decomposition Principle. Some other systems, which are subject to variation in production time, i.e. sensitive to time, have not been solved yet despite their high importance. This research is to announce the existence of a solution methodology that best solve the problem of such systems. A decision support system applying this methodology in trade is brought for the researchers to follow in other businesses
Women Entrepreneurship in India
No full text“No war can be fought without the help of better half of our society”. This conceptual paper indicates and emphasizes the entrepreneurs as the potentially emerging human resource in the 21st century .The primary objective of this paper is to find out the status of women entrepreneurs in India also studies the success story of Hina Shah the most successful women entrepreneurs of India in plastic packaging and founder of ICE CD. Women of 21st century is no more a traditional resource confined to homes only rather an educated, knowledgeable and innovative part of the overall population possessing the capacity to transform economics into thriving enterprises. On the basis of this analysis some recommendations are given to promote spirit of women entrepreneurship and helping the women to become a successful entrepreneur. Social and economic development of women is necessary for overall economic development of any society or a country. “YATRA NARYASTU PUJYANTE! RAMANTE TATRA DEVTA! (Where WOMEN are respected, GODS make their HOME
Comparative Analysis of organizational culture of public and private colleges in Punjab-An Empirical Study
No full textThe importance of corporate culture is emphasized that, without exception, the dominance and coherence of culture proved to be an essential quality of the excellent companies. Moreover the stronger the culture, the more it was directed to the marketplace, the less need was there for policy manuals, organization charts, detailed procedures or rules. This study was an attempt to look at educational institutes (both private and government) and ascertain the prevailing as well as the expected culture.. This study generated valuable information on the current as well as preferred culture of the colleges. It would also provide management with the present level of employee commitment that is prevalent within the company
Cauvery Dispute Memes: In the View of Derrida’s Deconstruction – A Discourse Study
No full textThis research on Cauvery dispute memes in the view of Derrida’s Deconstruction attempts to analyse the ‘memes’ created and shared during the period of September month 2016. This article undertakes Postmodernism as the conceptual theory and analysing it in discourse as the primary method. Memes from the selected Facebook pages are considered for this research. It analyses the memes through various parts such as Image, Content, Colour and Characters present in the meme that had been going around breaking the structured scenario on socialising over media through qualitative method
Social Relationship Patterns in Multicultural Society and The Role of Media
No full textReligion is playing a crucial role in multicultural country like India. The social relationship patterns among respondents heavily depend upon their religion and cultural traditions. Here the social convergence and communal harmony is very important in development of the nation. The role of media is also important in multicultural society to bring all the people under one roof. So, here researcher identifies the responsibility of media in presenting the content in the form of creating towards a secular society.
Digital Illustrations in Journalism
No full textSince 1970’s artists were attracted towards computers and with the aid of Illustrators and Photoshop, illustrators were able to explore digital motifs and patterns. In the late 1980’s, illustrators blended the tools of drawing, painting, photography and software which resulted in perfect digital illustration. Later it is widely seen in print media and digital media around the globe. Today visual language is used over many different mediums, the language they have created by illustrated journalists are transformative catalyst for change as they present the complexities of a social issue, raise awareness and inspire action or thought. The digital era has given all creative people a great platform to explore their ideas. This paper focuses on the creative process, techniques and the experience from illustrator’s perspective. With the technological advancements, how far illustrations are narrative and innovative in the field of journalism will be discussed. The recent trends in digital illustration and its vital role in complementing journalism will also be highlighted.
Positive and Negative Impact of TV programs on children
No full textThe TV programs have positive and negative impact on children. They see many types of the programme on Idiot box and type of impact is depends on the type of the programs seen by the children. Therefore it is mandatory that parents should note that the which kind of the programs children are watching. What type of visualization and the level of language used in them. At the same time, parents also have to understand how TV programs affect children emotionally. Especially in such TV shows, programme, serials that have the involvement of magic, violence is maximized. Such programs have negative impact on children. As well as watching these types of programs, the children start trying to adopt the views or things shown in these programs. They do not even know what type of risk they are facing. Like seeing a “shaktiman” serial, some children had jumped from top floor of the house and even died. Some times some positive programme create positive impact on children. In this research paper we will describe about positive and negative impact of the TV programme on the children