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Growth & Fate Analysis of Mangalore International Airport – A Case Study
No full textThe aviation industry is an expeditiously growing industry in the current scenario. In this regard, Mangalore International Airport is contributing so much to the Aviation industry and engendering revenue to India. The Mangalore Airport commenced functioning in 1951 with the more minute runway at Bajpe. It was called Bajpe Aerodrome, later in the development, itbecame International Airport and acquired more space by purchasing the land from the local inhabitants. Now its enlarged Mangalore International Airport and accommodating to the international Passengers. In 2012 Mangalore International Airport got a clear status to identify it as International Airport in India. Currently, four airlines are functioning actively. The kingfisher airlines and Jet airways were operating in this airport before their closure. In this paper, we have endeavored to analyze the complete saga of the development of Mangalore International Airport along with its economic analysis. The paper identifies advantages,benefits, constraints, and disadvantages (ABCD listing) of PPP in aviation from various stakeholders’ points of view and also highlights the predictive analysis of the aftermath situation where the famous Adani Groups takeover of the Airport business under PublicPrivate Partnership
Literature Survey and Research Agenda of Entry Level Competencies for Private Banking Jobs
Get PDFSkills are a set of capabilities and behaviours that are necessary for performing a job or task. For every profession aspiring graduate fresh out of college, possessing employability skills is an essential part of being able to meet the challenges of career sustenance in a competitive world. Private Sector banks are also among one of the popular choices for a white collar and high paying jobs among graduates fresh out of campuses. Therefore, the objective of this study is to examine and evaluate the different research studies published on essential skills and competencies necessitated for performing various banking tasks and jobs, especially at the private sector. In this paper, the resultant outcomes based on literature investigation are discussed in detail through a systematic review. The research gap and research agenda for further study are identified and analysed using SWOT and ABCD frameworks. Accordingly, the outcomes post the literature investigation is evaluated by making suggestions to develop a systematic research project relevant to the private sector banking industry job skills and employability
An Overview of the Aviation Industry in India with Special Emphasis on Privatization
No full textAviation industry in India is presently an expeditious growing industry in India visually perceived according to the report in the last three years. So, India is well-known as the third largest domestic aviation market in the world and is foreseen to be the third largest air passenger market by the end of 2024. To work toward the requirements of the flyers, Government of India is working toward incrementing the number of airports. In 2019, India is reported to have 103 operational airports, with a considerable increase in the airplanes too. The Indian government has plans to invest more to develop the aviation industry with various strategies. Although tremendous achievements are seen recently, still more gaps in development have to be filled. With the increased demand in air travel, India’s aviation industry by 2038 might need 2,380 new commercial airliners. In this paper, the aviation industry in India with special emphasis on privatization process is discussed and analyze
Application of Artificial Intelligence in Samsung – A Case Study
No full textThe global quest for issues with Artificial Intelligence (AI) is in a crisis point and the rewards are great. AI tech is expected to rapidly become a lifestyle for many consumers by everyday interactions with a digital assistant or personalized IT offering solutions based on a client's visual, tactile, or emotional signals. Samsung has been in a fantastic position to turn the future of connected AI technology into reality, from various electronic devices to 5G hardware to strong chipsets, based on roughly half the billion products sold by the company per year. Samsung works with a vision that says "By dedicating our technologies and expertise to support a broader international world, we create superior services and goods." Looking to be a global leader that evolves alongside people and local communities. Samsung It is the largest multinational corporation in South Korea, and is made up of various firms, several of which are named after Samsung. Lee Byung-Chul founded Samsung as a commercial enterprise in 1938. The company expanded into food processing, apparel, insurance, shares and delivery sectors over the next 30 years. In the 1960s and the mid-1970s Samsung enters the electronics and construction industries; those industries would result in further growth. Within this paper, highlight their technological histories and list Samsung's implementations, financial plans, market challenges and products. We tried examining about various fields where artificial intelligence is used, such as Bixby to facilitate smartphone connectivity with the Galaxy S8 Samsung smartphone, in the 8 K TV system we used a machine learning technique to improve image quality, walking robot's vertical approach allowed Saram to navigate and cross many surfaces
Economic Operation of Cement: A Case of Gautam Buddha Airport Upgrading Component Project
No full textThe cost of cement is very crucial for the effective construction of any project. The aim of the paperis to assess the economic operation of cement used for Gautam Buddha Airport UpgradingComponent construction projects. The economic operation of cement in terms of their quality,consumption, and cost ensuring the strength requirements by concrete is done. Tests for magnesiaoxide, insoluble residue, setting time, and compressive strength were operated. Compressivestrength test was conducted on cement mortar cubes (1:3) and on concrete cubes developed by thedesign mix at the laboratory at 7 and 28 days. On the basis of the design mix, the cost differenceamong these brands for those sites is evaluated. Purposive sampling technique was applied toconduct the interview of project managers of each site and lab technician of Multi lab. Magnesiaoxide, insoluble buildup, setting time, and compressive quality properties were discovered to bedistinctive as guaranteed by the producer in their concrete endorsements. Furthermore, the resultsof the design mix showed that different quantity of cement is required depending upon the brand forM25 concrete. The average mean of compressive strength of concretes casted at the field of AdminBuilding, International Terminal Building and Crass Fire Rescue Building sites for M25 were28.952 N/mm2, 29.032 N/mm2& 27.924 N/mm2respectively. Based on quality, content, and rate analysis, 53-grade cement is cost effective. So further grading of Ordinary Portland Cement needs to be specified along with strict inspection of cement for assuring quality. The cement produces must be assured to conform to the stated standar
Emerging Concept of Tech-Business-Analytics an Intersection of IoT & Data Analytics and its Applications on Predictive Business Decisions
Get PDFThis study examines the emerging fields of data analytics and decision prediction using data collected across different systems using Internet of Things technology. The Internet of Things(IoT) is a collection of inter related computing devices, mechanical and digital machines, objects,animals, or people that are provided with unique identifiers and the ability to transmit data acrossa network without needing human-to-human or human-to-computer interaction. A specified aimof predicting the future, along with the explanation of the problem using another high-tech systemand model should be used to process the enormous and continuous data produced. The possibilityof realizing (design and development) such systems for so-called Tech-Business-Analytics for different real-world applications of predictive business decisions has been addressed in this pape
Consumer Affordability in Tier-1, Tier-2 and Tier-3 Cities of India – An Empirical Study
Get PDFMajority of brick-and-mortar retailers in India assume that;(a) price/product/brand assortmentmust be differentiated among stores located in different type of cities, (b) consumers cannot affordto purchase high-priced products/brands in tier-2 and tier-3 cities, (c) it is easier to sell high-pricedproducts/brands to consumers in tier-1 cities. Such assumptions and misconception shave resultedin increasing challenges with respect to maintaining retailer’s original and principal pricepositioning across different cities in India which could possibly put consumers into a quandary.Brick-and-mortar retailers need to understand the importance of overall store image, overall storeprice image, target consumer group and its implications on the overall store profitability andconsumer perceptions. In this research, we have analysed twelve months actual sales data bytwenty price bands across tier-1, tier-2 and tier-3 city stores of a select retailer and drawn insightsto recommend ideal price/product/brand assortment strategies for brick-and-mortar retailers inIndia across their stores present in tier-1, tier-2 and tier-3 cities
A New Concept of Circular Model of Management for Achieving Sustainable Success and Growth
No full textAccording to the International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD), sustainable development has been defined in many ways, and it states that: “Sustainable development is a development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.” We have seen a lot of focus on sustainable development starting from the initiative of the United Nations which has made all nations focus on Sustainable Goals to be achieved by 2030, to large conglomerates and small business enterprises likewise focussing on sustainable business practices, which if well planned would yield success and growth. In light of the global challenges faced in relation to environmental, economic and social resources sustainable development leading to sustainable success and growth calls for a significant rethinking in the management of resources within the, and external to the organization. In this paper, we propound the furthering of a circular economy concept to management as ‘circular model of management’. Borrowed from the concept of circular economy, a circular economy (as against a linear economy) is an economic system aimed at minimizing waste and making the most of resources. Moving towards a circular economy delivers benefits such as reducing pressure on resources, increases competitiveness, stimulates innovation and boosts growth. This study is developed through extensive work in subsistence communities (base of the pyramid customers) in emerging markets. A circular economy promotes social, environmental, economic and overall restorative and regenerative capabilities, similarly, a circular model of management will as envisaged promote regenerative and restorative capability in the organization which will ensure sustainable growth and success by means of ensuring the reduction of leakage of resources to the minimum and applicability to the maximu
Extending the Concept of Delayed Gratification to Retail Start-ups in India: An Imperative Strategy for the Success, Long-Term Sustainability, and Protection of Founding Members’ Majority Shareholding
No full textBy definition, the key objective of an organized investor is to commit capital with an expectation of financial returns within a specified period. This definition neither explicitly nor implicitly indicates the moral ways through which such financial returns are to be expected. Thus, the founding members of any Retail start-ups in India need to be cognizant of the fact that the key objectives of external organized investors are contrary to the founding members’ objectives of building a successful firm. This study demonstrates that the founding members of Retail start-ups in India knowingly or unknowingly distance themselves from understanding such objectives of investors, they are constantly reaching out to fund their start-ups. We have noticed that the most important aspects that have given the highest attention by the founding members (implicitly influenced by organized investors’ ideology) and have a greater significance in the failure to protect the majority shareholding in the firm revolve around (i) Quick reward; (ii) Short-term reward; (iii) Immediate reward; (iv) Impulsivity and rapid decision-making for the reward; (v) A desire for prodigious financial returns. And the only strategy that has a significant association and determination in getting rid of such aspects is the concept of Delayed Gratification (DG) i.e., ‘a person’s ability to resist either a smaller or immediate reward to receive either a larger or more enduring reward later’. This study indicates that even after ten years of operation, the founding members with high levels of DG were able to retain more than 65% of their original shareholding with a relatively better financial performance of their firm whereas, founders with lower levels of DG were able to retain less than 5% and founders with no DG are no more holding any shareholding of the startup they founded. Besides finding evidence of the DG strategy’s role for the founding members, our results are also consistent with the arguments, suggestions, and recommendations of Cognitive, Biological, Psychodynamic, Social, Behavioral, and Developmental psychologists. However, our findings are contrary to Evolutionary theorist
Why should Sex Tourism and Prostitution be Legalized in the Philippines
No full textSeveral laws linked to Prostitution have been enforced in the Philippines and in countries where it is not permitted over the years, however, evidences show that it has unceasingly developed, in fact, has been coined already as the “oldest profession” and has already become a multi-billion-dollar Industry. As laws in the Philippines continuously fail to solve the problem, this study suggested legalization a better option to minimize its negative implications, if it does not totally become a solution. Results show that legalizing sex work would cause more positive implications to the society than to criminalize it. Legalization has been determined to decrease incidents of physical and sexual violence against women and cases of Sexual Transmitted Deceases. Criminalization on the other hand has been found to lack of the ability to stop or even slow down the growth of the commercial sex Industry and proven to expose sex workers to physical and sexual assault and harassment not just from their clients but also from law enforcers. In the Philippines where sex work is illegal, financial need was identified as the primary reason why people choose to work as prostitutes, unfortunately, it was discovered that they are treated badly; there are times that they are not being paid, they experience being forced to do things they don’t want to do, and they are harassed by hotel employees and law enforcers. Furthermore, though the Hospitality Industry may not be in support of prostitution, it seems like it is as hotels are used as the primary venue for the service. The Philippine Government if will stick to having sex work as a crime should therefore look into Hotels and conceptualize ways to make sure that people who are checking In are not there for commercial se