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A Comparative Study of JIO Versus Bharti Airtel with Reference to Connectivity and Recharge Plans Among Gen Z in Ahmedabad City
Get PDFThis research presents a comparative study of two major telecom service providers—Jio and Bharti Airtel—in relation to connectivity and recharge plans among Gen Z consumers in Ahmedabad city. The study aims to explore how age influences network connectivity ratings, telecom service provider preferences, and the experience of network issues. Using a structured survey, the study evaluates five hypotheses, focusing on the associations between age and various telecom-related factors. The findings reveal that while there are weak associations between age and connectivity ratings, network-related issues, and provider preferences, age does not significantly determine the choice between Jio and Bharti Airtel. Instead, factors such as service quality, network coverage, and digital service offerings seem to play a more crucial role in shaping Gen Z\u27s telecom choices. The research also highlights the importance of localized solutions for network issues and suggests that telecom operators should consider tailored marketing strategies, competitive pricing, and value-added service bundles to attract and retain Gen Z consumers. Furthermore, the study indicates that customer service, brand loyalty, and the influence of digital services are key drivers of consumer satisfaction and provider choice. Theoretical and practical implications suggest that future research should further investigate the role of socio-economic factors, technological advancements like 5G, and government regulations in shaping consumer behaviour in the telecom industr
A Comparative Analysis of Hyundai Venue and Mahindra XUV300 Performance, Design and Market Perception in Ahmedabad City
Get PDFoai:ojs2.jurnalinternasional.com:article/13This study investigates the impact of age on consumer perceptions of key features in the Hyundai Venue and Mahindra XUV300, two popular compact SUVs, to inform targeted design and marketing strategies within the automotive industry. By examining age-based differences in preferences for exterior design, rear seat space, boot space, fuel efficiency, infotainment, and engine performance, the research identifies specific features that appeal universally and others that resonate differently across age groups. Quantitative analysis reveals that while exterior design and boot space enjoy broad appeal across demographics, preferences for rear seat space, infotainment, and fuel efficiency are significantly influenced by age.Practical implications suggest that automotive companies could leverage these insights to develop customized feature packages, tailor marketing messages, and enhance customer experiences at dealerships. Theoretical implications affirm the value of age-based segmentation and emphasize the growing importance of balancing functional and experiential features in vehicle design. Recommendations for future research include exploring additional demographic and psychographic factors, studying regional and cultural variations, and examining preferences for emerging technologies. Overall, this study highlights the importance of demographic-specific strategies in creating vehicles that align with consumer needs and improve brand satisfaction and loyalt
To Study Gen-Z Prefer for Work from Office VS Work from Home in it Sector in Ahmedabad
Get PDFThis study investigates the work preferences of Gen-Z employees in Ahmedabad’s IT sector, focusing on their attitudes toward work-from-home (WFH) versus work-from-office (WFO) arrangements. With the increasing shift towards flexible work models, understanding the factors that influence Gen-Z’s work preferences is crucial for organizations seeking to enhance productivity, engagement, and employee well-being. The research explores five key areas: gender differences in productivity, the perception of flexibility in managing daily schedules, the impact of remote work on focus and concentration, preferences for in-person collaboration, and the perceived effect of remote work on overall well-being. The findings reveal that Gen-Z employees highly value flexibility in remote work arrangements, with a strong association between WFH and the ability to manage personal schedules. However, the study also shows a weak relationship between remote work and improved productivity or well-being, suggesting that the benefits of remote work are not universally felt. Furthermore, while some employees prefer in-person interactions for collaboration, the rise of digital tools has diminished the necessity of physical presence for team cohesion. The results highlight the need for organizations to adopt more flexible, personalized work policies, invest in technology, and foster a culture that supports both remote and in-office work environments. These insights provide valuable guidance for companies aiming to optimize work arrangements and improve employee satisfaction, especially in the context of a younger, tech-savvy workforc