International Journal of Advance and Innovative Research Volume 6, Issue 2 (XVI) : April – June 2019 |
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Sr. No | Contents | Page No |
1 | A STUDY ON PERFORMANCE OF INDIAN IPO’S DURING THE FINANCIAL YEAR 2018-2019 Aloysius Edward J |
1 – 6 |
2 | DIGITAL INDIA AND SOCIAL SECTOR-STRATEGIES AND MODEL WITH A SPECIAL REFERENCE TO E’HEALTH CARE MODEL Prof. Margaret Francis |
7 – 13 |
3 | AUTOMATION IN RECRUITMENT PROCESS: AN EXAMINATION Dr.Sheeja Krishnakumar |
14 – 17 |
4 | INDUSTRY 4.0 - INDIA’S READINESS AND IMPLEMENTATION Roshini Jasmin |
18 – 26 |
5 | THE IMPACT OF EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT ON BANGALORE METRO RAIL CORPORATION LIMITED PERFORMANCE Dr. Veershetty G Rathod and Devi L. |
27 – 38 |
6 | ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FOR 4.0 – ADOPTION IN ORGANIZATIONS AND ITS CHALLENGES Dr. P. C Gita |
39 – 43 |
7 | AI IN DIGITAL MARKETING Evangeline Kiruba J, Akhil, Vijayan2 and Akilesh G |
44 – 45 |
8 | BANKING RISK MANAGEMENT: THE CASE OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES IN SOUTH EAST ASIA Shriyanshi Garg and Dr. Manu K S |
46 – 50 |
9 | A STUDY ON FINANCIAL INCLUSION AND STABILITY PERTINENT TO FINANCIAL LITERACY IN TRANSITION OF GST Dr. T. Shenbagavalli and Prof. Balakrishnachar M. S |
51 – 61 |
10 | ORGANIZATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS: THE NEW CHALLENGES OF SMALL FIRMS IN INDUSTRY 4.0 Dr. Abraham Varughees and Dr. G. Bala Sendhil Kumar |
62 – 67 |
11 | DIGITAL SKILLS AMONG WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS IN BANGALORE CITY TOWARDS INDUSTRY 4.0 – AN EMPIRICAL STUDY Dr. A. Mahalakshmi |
68 – 71 |
12 | OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES WITH INDUSTRY 4.0 - A CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK Saurav Kumar, Salma Ansari and Geethanjali G |
72 – 77 |
13 | BUSINESS ANALYTICS IN MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO XIAOMI Abhishek Saha, Swati Sutradhar and Anushree Banerjee |
78 – 83 |
14 | STOCK INDEX PREDICTION USING ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK: THE CASE OF NIFTY IT INDEX Shubhika and Dr. Manu K S |
84 – 88 |
15 | FORECASTING INDIAN BASKET CRUDE OIL PRICES: ARIMA AND SEASONAL DECOMPOSITION APPROACH S Nivedha and Dr. Manu K S |
89 – 93 |
16 | SPS PREFERENCE OF RETAILERS IN IMPULSING CONSUMER BUYING BEHAVIOR Dr. D. Ravindran |
94 – 98 |
17 | ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: BREATHING NEW LIFE INTO THE HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY AND MARKETING Dr. Mallika Shetty and Nikita Aleti |
99 – 107 |
18 | A STUDY ON CONSUMER PERCEPTION TOWARDS AI ENABLED CHATBOTS IN BENGALURU
Dr. Joseph Charles Tamilmaran. D and Cynthia George |
108 – 112 |
19 | HOW BLOCKCHAIN IS DISRUPTING HR Sangeeta yadav |
113 – 116 |
20 | OFFICE AUTOMATION SYSTEM AND TECHNOLOGY IN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS, KARNTAKA - A STUDY Dr. Eranna |
117 – 121 |
21 | DISRUPTIVE INNOVATION - EMERGING TECHNOLOGY IN MARKETS AND INDUSTRIES - A STUDY Shashikala R |
122 – 127 |
22 | RAMADAN EFFECT IN THE RETURNS AND VOLATILITY OF SHARIAH COMPLIANT STOCKS IN INDIA Aman Bajaj, Sahajdeep Kaur and Natchimuthu N |
128 – 133 |
23 | CUSTOMERS’ INTENTION TOWARDS ONLINE SHOPPING: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY Dr. G. Bala Sendhil Kumar and Dr. Abraham Varughees |
134 – 141 |
24 | AI IN DIGITAL MARKETING Jyothikaa J and Nirmala Shiny P |
142 – 144 |
25 | GOODS AND SERVICES TAX (GST) AND ITS IMPACT ON SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES: A STUDY OF COOCH BEHAR IN WEST BENGAL Puja Duttaand Dr. Greeshma Manoj |
145 – 152 |
26 | FAKE NEWS: NO BRAND IS SAFE, BOLLYWOOD TOO Sachin Verma and Dr. Nikhil Varghese |
153 – 158 |
27 | CHANGING ROLE OF HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF GIG ECONOMY Dr. Neena PC |
159 – 161 |
28 | THE FEASIBILITY OF SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING FOR MARKETERS AND ARTISTS AND ITS IMPACT ON CONSUMERS Aishwarya A Pai, M Indhumathi, Pooja Shankavaram and Natchimuthu N |
162 – 167 |
29 | A SURVEY ON CYBER SECURITY AWARENESS AMONGST THE SELECTED COLLEGE STUDENTS IN KARNATAKA Srinivasa H T |
168 – 175 |
30 | A STUDY ON RETURN AND TRADING VOLUME LINKAGES BETWEEN SELECTED IT COMPANIES IN INDIA John Pradeep Kumar |
176 – 184 |
31 | IMPACT OF SALES PERSONNEL EFFECTIVENESS ON CUSTOMER SERVICE DELIVERY Dr. R. Mary Metilda and Dr. H. A. Raghavendra |
185 – 192 |
32 | OPPORTUNITIES IN THE 4TH WAVE- USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN FINANCIAL DECISION MAKING Mahnoor Sahrash and Tanya Malhotra |
193 – 200 |
33 | PROCEDURAL JUSTICE: DISCERNMENT OF FAIRNESS PERCEPTIONS IN THE WORK ENVIRONMENT Prof. Stephen Deepak and Dr. Syed Khalid Perwez |
201 - 207 |