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A Comparative Study Of Various Cloud Computing Tools
Get PDFCloud computing has emerged as a transformative paradigm in the field of information technology, offering scalable and flexible solutions for diverse computing needs. However, selecting the right cloud computing tool to trust with organization infrastructure, critical applications, and secure data can be a difficult process. In this research paper, we managed a comparison of cloud service features after the comparison, it\u27s simple to select a certain cloud service from the available features by comparison with three selective cloud computing tools Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform.
 
Assessment Of Students Cybersecurity Awareness And Strategies To Safeguard Against Cyber Threats
Get PDFThis paper attempts to examine the extent of cybersecurity awareness among college students and propose some effective measures to prevent them from cyber-attacks. In light of the pervasive integration of cutting-edge technologies in education and our daily life, College students faces various on-line threats. Given their active internet usage, college students are particularly susceptible to cyber-attacks through activities such as exploring e-content, engaging in social media platform, participating in online learning platforms, digital polls, quizzes, Kahoot, online debates and research work. This study holds significance for college students, who are particularly vulnerable. To protect them from cyber threats, understanding their level of cybersecurity consciousness regarding phishing scams, malware, ransomware, and other computer threats, as well as their knowledge of preventive measures, is extremely crucial. The escalating number of hackers and organized cybercriminals underscores the need for heightened cybersecurity awareness. These cybercriminals continually seek innovative techniques for cyber theft, including obtaining sensitive and confidential information from college students for potential blackmail or selling to others. This study involves an efficient online survey conducted among college students to gauge their cybersecurity awareness and preventive measures knowledge. Based on the survey findings, recommendations are provided to strengthen cybersecurity and encourage safer online practices among college students
Comparative Study Of Classroom Training Vs. Virtual Training: Which Is More Cost-Effective
Get PDFThe rapid evolution of educational and professional training methods has ignited a pivotal debate between traditional classroom training and the increasingly prevalent virtual training paradigm. This research paper delves into the heart of this discourse, presenting a comparative study focused on unraveling the conundrum of cost-effectiveness. As institutions and organizations grapple with decisions regarding resource allocation, our study seeks to provide a nuanced analysis, examining both quantitative and qualitative dimensions. The investigation encompasses diverse facets of cost, including infrastructure expenses, training material outlays, and ancillary costs such as travel and accommodation. Beyond financial metrics, we explore the impact on productivity, learner engagement, and knowledge retention. By adopting a holistic approach, we aim to offer comprehensive insights into which training method—classroom or virtual—proves more economically viable. Acknowledging the dynamic nature of industries and the evolving preferences of learners, our research strives to contribute a balanced perspective. The methodology involves a thorough review of existing literature, case studies, and empirical data to inform a comprehensive understanding of the cost-effectiveness associated with each training modality. Ultimately, this research aspires to empower educational institutions, corporate entities, and policymakers with evidence-based insights, facilitating informed decisions in the ever-shifting landscape of training and development. Through the exploration of tangible and intangible aspects, we aim to contribute a valuable resource for stakeholders seeking clarity in the perpetual dilemma of Classroom Training Vs. Virtual Training: Which is more Cost-Effective?
 
The Impact Of Occupation Stress On The Mental Health Of Women Employees In The It Sector In Accordance With Demographic Variables
Get PDFIn this study, many demographic factors like age, experience, duration of service, hierarchy, income, and marital status are taken into account as the paper attempts to understand the effects of job-related stress impacting the well-being of women workers in the information technology (IT) industry. The fast-paced and demanding nature of the work environment common in the IT sector has been linked to higher-than-average employee stress levels. Due to societal expectations and job realities, women in particular may encounter specific difficulties. In addition to examining how demographic factors like age, marital status, educational attainment, job role, and years of experience may affect this association, the goal of this study is to investigate the link between occupational stress and mental health among women in the information technology industry. This study explores the level of occupational stress faced by women working in the IT industry, focusing light on the particular pressures and stressors they experience at work. The study investigates how workplace stress affects the mental health of women in the IT industry, looking at possible outcomes like anxiety, depression, burnout, and general psychological wellness. Age, marital status, educational background, hierarchy, and years of experience are among the demographic parameters that are examined for their possible impact on the association between occupational stress and mental health. In order to understand how societal norms, gender roles, and workplace dynamics may increase or lessen the effects of professional stress on mental health, the study takes into account the sociocultural framework in which women in the IT industry function.
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Exploring Leadership Styles In Hotel Management: A Comprehensive Analysis
Get PDFThis research paper delves into the diverse leadership styles adopted by hotel managers and their impact on organizational success. By synthesizing existing literature and conducting interviews with industry professionals, we aim to provide a comprehensive understanding of the leadership landscape in the hotel management sector. This study conducts a comprehensive analysis of leadership styles in the context of hotel management, aiming to shed light on the diverse approaches utilized by leaders within this dynamic sector. Effective leadership is crucial in the hospitality industry, where service excellence and guest satisfaction are paramount. However, the nuances of leadership within hotel management have received limited attention in existing literature. Drawing on a combination of theoretical frameworks, empirical research, and industry insights, this research explores the manifestations and impacts of different leadership styles in hotel environments. Through qualitative and quantitative methods, including surveys, interviews, and case analyses, the study captures the multifaceted nature of leadership practices prevalent in the hotel industry. Key objectives include identifying prevalent leadership styles, understanding their effectiveness and challenges, analyzing their impact on organizational outcomes and employee dynamics, and offering recommendations for enhancing leadership effectiveness within hotel management contexts. The study engages with both leaders and employees to gain holistic perspectives on leadership dynamics and their implications. By filling a critical gap in the literature and providing actionable insights, this research aims to empower hoteliers, managers, and industry stakeholders to optimize leadership practices, foster organizational resilience, and drive sustainable growth within the hospitality sector. The findings contribute to advancing both theoretical understanding and practical application of leadership in hotel management
Obtaining Stabilized Forms Of Hydrolytic Enzymes For Technical And Pharmaceutical Purposes
Get PDFThe unіque specіfіcіty of enzymes makes bіocatalytіc processes more technologіcally advanced compared to chemіcal ones. Hydrolytіc enzymes are the most wіdely used. Currently, enzyme preparatіons (EP) based on hydrolytіc enzymes are іncreasіngly used іn pharmaceutіcal productіon, medіcіne, food and chemіcal іndustrіes. The practіcal use of proteolytіc enzymes іs varіed, the most sіgnіfіcant іs theіr use іn surgery for the treatment of wound surfaces of varіous etіologіes, whіch іs due to the localіty of actіon: the rapіd rejectіon of non-vіable tіssue, wіthout affectіng healthy areas. The goal of the work іs to develop stabіlіzed forms of hydrolytіc enzymes that can be used for technіcal and pharmaceutіcal purposes, as well as to evaluate theіr effectіveness based on the analysіs of theіr kіnetіc and thermodynamіc parameters.
 
Evaluation Of Mechanical Properties Of Concrete With Jute Fiber
Get PDFConcrete, a globally used construction material, lacks tensile strength without reinforcement. Researchers explore novel materials to enhance reliability and sustainability. Notably, concrete contains significant carbon due to cement use. Recent research indicates jute fiber\u27s (JF) potential to enhance concrete\u27s mechanical strength and reduce carbon emissions. This study analyzes JF\u27s application in mechanical properties and environmental impact, addressing a literature gap. Experiments added JF at varying percentages (0%, 0.10%, 0.25%, 0.50%, 0.75%) and conducted tests in fresh and hardened states (slump, CS, STS, FS, WA). Embodied carbon (EC) ratios were computed. Results show JF reduces environmental impact, with optimal proportions (e.g., 0.10% JF) enhancing CS, STS, and FS. Response Surface Methodology (RSM) created a model for JF effects. The study identifies potential benefits for advancing concrete through JF utilization
AYURVEDIC MANAGEMENT OF SHWITRA (VITILIGO)- A CASE STUDY.
Get PDFThe Sanskrit term Shweta, which meaning "white patch," is the root of the name Shwitra. Shwitra (Vitiligo) is a condition that is referenced in the classic Kushta Roga Chikitsa and affects a significant section of the pediatric population as a result of poor dietary and lifestyle choices. Shwitra "Shweta Bhava Michanti Shwitram" is what the Kashyapa Samhita says. Kilasa, Daruna, Aruna, and Shweta Kushta are some more names for it. In contemporary medicine, vitiligo is referred to as an auto immune illness and manifests as a white patch on the skin. A widespread, progressive, chronic skin illness called vitiligo is characterized by patches of skin with sharp, frequently hyperpigmented edges caused by a lack of melanin pigments. Approximately 1% of people worldwide suffer from this illness.
This condition is included under the general topic of Shwitra in Ayurveda. Every Acharya has the same opinion that the two primary therapeutic modalities mentioned in the classics—Samshodhan Karma and Samshaman Karma—should be used to treat Shwitra or Kushtha first. In their various Samhitas, Acharyas have specified a variety of internal and external uses, as well as sun exposure, for Shaman Chikitsa in the Shwitra Roga. Samhitas discuss a wide range of single and combination medications; among them, Shwitrahar Kashaya and lepa are mentioned in detail. One of them is chosen and shown to be useful for the investigation
Diversity Of Hymenoptera In Jai Narain Vyas University, New Campus, Jodhpur, Rajasthan
Get PDFThis study examines the diversity of Hymenoptera in Jai Narain Vyas University new campus in Jodhpur, Rajasthan. Analyse their distribution and abundance in different microhabitats. Survey runed over a ten-month period from September 2022 to June 2023. Total 15 species from6 different families (Apidae, Formicidae, Sphecidae, Braconidae, Vespidae, Ichneumonidae) were recorded. The results showed that the diversity of species had different microhabitats, with the highest diversity found in gardens and trees. The results of this study are important for understanding the bee diversity of JNVU and suggesting conservation and management strategies to preserve the rich biodiversity of the region.
 
Development And Characterization Of Colon Targeted Microspheres For Intestinal Infection
Get PDFVarious colon-targeted oral delivery systems have been explored so farto treat colorectal diseases, including timed-release systems, prodrugs,pH-based polymer coatings, and microflora-triggered systems. Thepolysaccharide-based colon-targeted delivery system has been found tobe quite promising as polysaccharides remain unaffected by gastric aswell as upper intestine milieu and are only digested by colonic bacteriaupon reaching the colon. The metronidazole containing microsphere hasother characterization is in the term of percentage yield, entrapmentefficiency, FT-IR and the in-vitro drug release. The In-vitro releasepattern of metronidazole studied in colonic environment as 900ml mediausing USP dissolution apparatus II. The cumulative release rate ofprepared microspheres was followed by a sustained release and fitted forclassic Higuchi kinetic model. The results showed that chitosanmicrospheres are thought to have the potential to maintain drugconcentration within target ranges for a long time, decreasing side effectscaused by concentration fluctuation, ensuring the efficiency of treatmentand improving patient compliance by reducing dosing frequency