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The Ethical Environment of Indian Business
No full textThe article deals with the ethical environment of the large Indian business sector, with business ethics attracting increasing attention, especially after 2008 global financial crisis, No conflict is seen between ethics and business. Ethics is good business which is close to the people. The eminence of ancient as was well as medieval Indian trade and business was based on ethical uprightness. The contemporary Indian business situation is based on competition, free trade, big businesses, MNCs, FDI, private sector prominence, IT and others, but no ethical consideration. With ethics taken to be a part of the competitive global businesses setting today, businesses should inculcate ethical values within itself.
Impact of Training and Development on Employee Creativity through Knowledge Sharing Moderating Role of Openness to Experience
No full textThis article’s main objective was to investigate whether training and development has impact on employees’ creativity with mediating role of knowledge sharing and moderating role of openness to experience. This article is quantitative in nature. Data for the article have been collected through primary source that is from questionnaire surveys. The data have been checked through statistical software to find the impact of training and development on employees’ creativity. There were four variables: Training and Development (Independent), Employees’ Creativity (Dependent), Knowledge Sharing (Mediator), and Openness to Experience (Moderator). Public and private sectors of Pakistan were selected for the study. 150 questionnaires were distributed for collection of data. Descriptive statistic tools SPSS were applied on the questionnaire to see the reliability and consistency. The goal was to see whether training and development has an impact on employees’ creativity. Data were analyzed and discussed
Era of Social Media in The Midst of Divergence
No full textThe onset of new media in today’s world has led to many obstacles to be faced by conventional media. For example in USA, there has been tremendous shift from conventional to new media and not only this, we can clearly see the effect on the circulation of print newspapers world-wide. But if we talk about India, people still prefer the conventional media over new media even though online newspapers are accessible easily. The popularity of Indian newspapers causes the attraction of advertisers to advertise in newspapers. We cannot deny that these two complement each other. In this research paper the main attention is given to that the Internet will not replace newspapers, just as radio has not replace the newspapers and not only that, television has complemented the radio. Here, we also take a look at the present situation of conventional media especially print newspaper in today’s scenario. We cannot fully say that conventional media does not have the online presence but yes we can say that it has partially embraced the new technology. The circulation of print media has been affected a little bit due to the preference of young generation for new media as they say that it is more attractive and presentable as compared to the online version of mainstream media. Television stations like NDTV, AAJTAK, etc do have their online presence. Nowadays most of the Indian citizens have their own Internet connection which creates an easy path for the people to read newspaper online but this caused problem for the print media from advertising revenues at this time of global economic decline. This paper brings out a conclusion that both new media and conventional media will continue to function in the future and reinforce each other presumably beyond the envisaged year 2020
Atma Exists and Source of Consciousness
No full textReligious traditions are often criticized. The soul’s existence is one of the most debated in talks between science and religion. But is the concept of the soul really so vague and does it really have no empirical evidence for a practical theory? Vedic philosophy and quantum mechanics may bring interesting ideas to consider.
Media coverage of Science and Technology in Delhi NCR – July 2017
No full textThe mass media have a serious role to play in enabling the public understanding of science and technology. Media persons typically adopt the position of “intermediaries” between the scientist and members of the public who are fascinated in a given scientific subject or issue. For this motive, according to Farr (1993), any effort to understand the social depiction of science – that is, how science is seized in the public dreams – would be unfinished without examining the mass media exemplification of science. Until now in India especially in NCR very rare studies have analytically inspected the volume, quality, scope, and insights of the coverage of science and technology. One such learning by Ved Prakash (2016) scrutinized the state of science and technology coverage in the print media e.g newspaper and magazine, in NCR. This one established that there were fairly few science and technology write-up, news or feature story in the sample of newspapers studied. A number of analysts have tried to examine the issues that account for the type and level of coverage that science and technology get in the mass media. However news organisations in various progressive economies are scrabbling back meaningfully on the resources they dedicate to covering science and technology, attentiveness in this field is growing in India. According to Irwin (2009), for the period of a major conference on science journalism in 2009, orators from developing countries were expectant about a flow of interest in science and science journalism in their countries
A Study on Buying Behaviour of Consumers for ITC Classmate Notebooks in Delhi NCR
No full textIn the backdrop of emerging significance of Branded stationery products, the current research paper is an attempt to know the buying behaviour of the consumers for the stationery products-notebook. Undoubtedly Notebook is a product, which is used by each and every person. There are various brands of notebook in the market of different types Price, Colour, design, paper quality etc. So the notebook market is full of competition where the consumer possesses vast variety of choice to select his brand which depends on his buying behaviour. Although it is very difficult to describe consumer buying behaviour about notebook, but once it is achieved, it becomes imperative for marketers for their promotional strategies.The major objectives of the current research paper are to explore the popularity of Classmate against other competing brands in the segment, to study the factors influencing buying behaviour of classmate notebooks. The Paper also focuses on to study the relationship between brand name and quality of product in stationary products and to know the competitors of Classmate and analyse their shares in the marketFor this research paper, a sample in Delhi, NCR region has been chosen to explore all the factors regarding preferences notebooks. The primary data has been analysed using statistical tools like Factor Analysis and Scree Plot.The significance of the current paper lies in the fact that it is expected to:Help the marketers to focus attention to different aspects of choosing stationery products.Provide insight in buying behaviour of consumers to the marketers enabling them to focus on right promotional strategies
IT AND ITeS INDUSTRY IN TAMIL NADU WITH REFERENCE TO ELCOT
No full textIn the present situation, India is the finest destination for IT and IT enabled services through technopreneurs in the world. The IT and IT enabled corporation in India was recognized by all over the universe for their effective business related activities. The Indian IT industry has got a great success and also contributes a lot in development of the economy. Electronics Corporation of Tamil Nadu Limited has been established in the year 1977 and it has successfully completed its forty years of service towards the growth of the nation’s economy as well as to give employment opportunities directly and indirectly to the society. ELCOT is the IT hub for the technopreneurs in Tamil Nadu and allows its members to explore their talents all over the world to satisfy the demands. This paper describes the growth and expansion, current projects with the major achievements of ELCOT in the current decade
Revolutionising Marketing Through Social Networking Case Study of Indian Sme
No full textInformation today is travelling with a lightning fast speed. Networking to each corner of globe is a call of the hour for success. Social Media Networking is a buzz word in global marketing scenario. World has felt the presence of Social Media Networking in raising the ROI through various networking sites and tools like blogging etc. Several studies are there for proving role of social networking in enhancing business performance.This study investigates the role of social networking in the growth of Small and Medium Enterprises. The study is primarily exploratory in nature, both primary and secondary data is used in the study. Case study is the method used primarily in the analysis
The science of strengthening self sustenance: Domain of Diffusion @ Manufacturing
No full textBefore money gets into the pocket (may be from the bank accounts or from trade) it must first be manufactured in factories. Essentially all factories run at the behest of scientists and engineers - who create infrastructure, machines and processed raw materials. All in all, they entail varied amounts of risks and are thus entrepreneurial in nature.The dynamics however is in integration, whether of scientific competencies or of scientific attribution of resources, and of the talents or the operator’s fundamental behavior. The mechanism of making money through innovation led development of useful products is envisaged in the present work. A development of manufacturing competence is planned by diffusion. Since the risks are heavy and controls difficult, the business process is subject to a better understanding of critical points, and control over one’s competencies and talents in the operative domain. Say, by building a subtle companionship between diffusion and entrepreneurship, this work attempts to detail the scope of diffusion towards manufacturing of money - both conceptually and in material form.
Research Productivity and Citations of Authors in Savitribai Phule Pune University:A Scientometric Study
No full textThis article discusses about the published research articles and its citation available in the Indian Citation Index by the authors from Savitribai Phule Pune University. The relevant data are collected from Indian Citation Index and it was analyzed. It shows among the published 966 articles the maximum of 111(11.49%) articles published in 2012 and minimum of 48(4.97%) articles published in 2015.Based on the citation study during the research period 766 citations were made .The maximum of 181 (23.63%) citations in 2004 and minimum number of citations 4(0.52%) in 2015, was identified