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STUDY ON ATTRACTING AND RECRUITING TALENTS BASED ON EMPLOYER BRANDING - A CASE STUDY OF VOLKSWAGEN
Authors: Ning Jiang
Published: November 2023

As China's economy enters a new normal and manufacturing enterprises transform, it has become an irreversible long-term trend for manufacturing industries featuring "cost leadership" to move to second and third-tier cities in China, where manufacturing costs are lower. In a competitive market environment where the demographic dividend is gradually disappearing and the talent competitionis intensifying, how to deal with the challenge of talent attraction in the manufacturing industry, explore new ideas to solve the talent competition challenge, help enterprises attract and motivate and retain talents, and research and construction of employer brand has become an important issue in the practice of enterprise human resource management nowadays. It is also the basis for effective talent attraction and recruitment.

Based on the research and analysis of the literature on employer brands and factors, this paper selects popular companies in China as research objects and conducts interviews with a group of employees in different cities.

The results of the study show that there is a difference in the perception of employer brand attractiveness factors between employees in third-tier cities and employees in first-tier cities in Shanghai This difference is also due to the difference in certain characteristics and demands of the employee group  At the same time, the employer brand of a company comes from its main body, i.e., employees and the market The employer brand is derived from the feedback of the employees and the market on the unique value and attractiveness of the company, so it is necessary to start from the perspective of employee identification and avoid local perception.
ANALYSIS OF TOURISM TRENDS AFTER COVID-19
Authors: Davtyan Anna
Published: November 2023

After the great boom of tourism industries all over the world, by recording approximately 1.5 billion international tourist arrivals in 2019, the unfortunate event of covid-19 changed the world and accordingly, the boom of the tourism industry.

The world faced an unspeakable; pandemic, which brought losses of numerous lives, and bankruptcy of businesses, including tourism-related businesses. The economies that depend on tourism (a higher portion of GDPs) tried to re-open their borders to tourists as soon as the numbers of infected were not major in their countries.

Every and each country had regulations related to procedures regarding arrivals after covid-19, trying to minimize the risks and outbreaks of the virus in the country, major rules were that, tourists had to be vaccinated, take tests a maximum of 48 hours before the flight, etc…Naturally, tourists would more give priority to checking the location regulations, hygiene, sanitizing and wearing masks, etc. From the responses of the conducted survey (Rangsit University 143 international students), it is found that, the youth still has the willingness to travel, but with a lower budget, compared with the budget before covid-19. Content and visiting friends and family trips will be popular types of trips after covid-19. Countries have to develop and focus on making better experiences not only for international travelers, but also for domestic travelers, as visiting friends and family consists of trips locally with family and friends.
HIGHER EDUCATION GLOBALIZATION: TO LIVE OR TO SURVIVE?
Authors: Ushakov Denis
Published: November 2023

The higher education sphere is undergoing transformations, stimulated by globalization, that are mostly similar to economic and cultural ones, but with some delay (for 15-25 years), which is associated with the traditional conservatism and bureaucratization of the higher education. The paper assesses the prospects for the educational services globalization associated with the elimination of national competitive advantages, the formation of a global pyramid of educational institutions, the monopolization of the educational content distribution, and the main principles for modernizing the system of national higher education in the context of its globalization.
CLUSTERING AS A METHOD OF RUSSIA REPOSITIONING IN THE STRUCTURE OF GLOBAL HEALTH TOURISM
Authors: Ushakov Denis , Vasyuta Evgeniya
Published: November 2023

Current global socio-economic trends associated with scientific and technological progress increase, accelerated transnationalization, aggravation of the global problems of mankind, including the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic, on the one hand, provide Russia with additional strategic advantages to ensure the prospects for the formation of competitive clusters in the field of health-improving services provision. On the other hand, the global situation requires the implementation of measures to modernize the existing medical and healthcare tourism (MHT) system in Russia, associated with the digitalization processes inevitability, services’ individualization, dynamics of consumer preferences and age structure, and high guarantees for the tourists’ safety. Based on the secondary data analysis, the paper identifies Russia prospective regions in terms of the potential for health tourism clusters formation and development, evaluates sectoral clustering as a method of effective public-private partnership in the field of national health tourism.
THE INFLUENCE OF ORGANIZATIONAL MEMORY ON INNOVATION PERFORMANCE OF PRIVATE ENTERPRISES: A MODERATING EFFECT BASED ON ABSORPTIVE CAPACITY
Authors: Wang Shouquan
Published: November 2023

To survive in the fierce competition and its own limitations, private enterprises in China must innovate. Since most private enterprises lack material resources, it is realistic to rely on organizational memory to innovate. Based on the perspective of organizational memory, this paper explores the relationship between organizational memory, absorptive capacity and innovation performance. This paper collects data through questionnaire, and verifies the relationship between organizational memory and innovation performance by correlation analysis and regression analysis. It is found that organizational memory and innovation performance have a significant positive correlation at the level of 0.01, the correlation coefficient between organizational memory and innovation performance is 0.538 (P < 0.01), the correlation coefficient between declarative organizational memory and innovation performance is 0.468 (P < 0.01). The correlation coefficient between process organizational memory and innovation performance is 0.308 (P < 0.01). The results show that there is a significant positive correlation between organizational memory and innovation performance of private enterprises. Potential absorptive capacity has a significant moderating effect between organizational memory dimensions and innovation performance, while real absorptive capacity has a significant moderating effect between organizational memory dimensions and innovation performance. Thus, improving the organizational memory level and absorptive capacity of private enterprises has a positive role in promoting their innovation performance. This study examines the relationship between organizational memory, absorptive capacity and innovation performance, which expands the scope of organizational memory research, and provides a reference for private enterprise innovation from the perspective of organizational memory and absorptive capacity.
FACTORS AND STRUCTURE OF PROFESSIONAL IDENTITY OF ADMINISTRATORS IN LOCAL APPLIED UNDERGRADUATE UNIVERSITIES AND THE SCALE COMPATION
Authors: Zhao Yi
Published: November 2023

The occupational identity of administrators in local applied undergraduate colleges is related to how Chinese local applied undergraduate colleges and universities can better move from management to governance. Based on the social identity theory perspective, this study uses a combination of semi-structured interviews and questionnaires to extract the elements and structure of the occupational identity of administrators in local applied undergraduate colleges. It compiles a measurement scale that conforms to the characteristics of the occupational group. The research results show that the professional identity of administrators in local applied undergraduate colleges and universities is a four-dimensional structure consisting of cognitive professional identity, emotional professional identity, competency professional identity, and self-esteem professional identity. Based on this, the "Professional Identity Scale for Administrators of Local Applied Undergraduate Colleges and Universities" has good reliability and validity, and can be used as a measurement tool for the occupational identity of administrators of local applied undergraduate colleges.
THE LABOUR MARKET SITUATION IN THE VISEGRAD COUNTRIES
Authors: Horbulák Zsolt
Published: November 2023

The study presents the labour market situation in the Visegrad Group countries, the Czechia, Poland, Hungary and Slovakia. The labour markets of the four countries are very similar. Due to economic cycles, their unemployment rates vary in a similar way. In the late 2010s, all countries experienced labour shortages. This is partly due to the fact that labour-intensive sectors still predominate in all of them, especially the car manufacturing sector. It is also an important fact that the labour force from the region plays an important role at EU level, millions of workers from the region taking up jobs in Western Member States. But there are also differences between the four countries. Poland, due to its size, has the largest number of workers in Western Member States. Thanks to its economic development, the Czech Republic is in the best position in terms of employment. In the late 2010s, employment continued to improve and the trend was only slightly worsened by the Covid 19 pandemic.
INFLUENCE OF POLITICAL MARKETING ON VOTING INTENTION: AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION
Authors: Riachi Alfred , Shatila Khodor
Published: November 2023

The firms who are employing marketing smartly have a big lead in terms of profitability. They are able to obtain their essential resources to use the resources and to forecast the consequence of their efforts. The success of corporate organizations owing to effective application of marketing has inspired the politicians to think about the intelligent use of marketing in politics as well. The sample size is 385 when the levels of significance are set at 95% (z = 1.96), 5% (e = +.5), and 5% (p =.5). Only 330 respondents made it through the screening process due to being both full and consistent.

Firms that use marketing wisely have a big advantage in terms of profitability. They can get their core resources to use the resources and predict the consequences of their efforts. The success of corporate organizations through the effective use of marketing has inspired politicians to think about the wise use of marketing in politics as well. The sample size is 385 when the significance levels are set at 95% (z = 1.96), 5% (e = +.5), and 5% (p = 0.5). Only 330 respondents went through the selection process due to the fact that they were complete and consistent.

Money was utilized by politicians in Lebanon during voter registration, party primaries, and the general election. Politicians in the state of Lebanon were found to have utilized fast-burning cash to purchase voters or permanent voters' cards and to compromise electoral staffs. Voter turnout was impacted by this illegal conduct. The importance of money in a democracy stems from the fact that most political action requires financial backing.

There has been a marked decrease in the usage and mentions of its politicians, particularly on Twitter, despite the fact that the internet world has simplified access to celebrity culture. According to the data, these well-known people were not very influential on Twitter.
THE IMPACT OF THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC SITUATION ON FOREIGN EMPLOYEES IN THE MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY; CASE STUDY NAKHON PATHOM PROVINCE, THAILAND
Authors: Amornruangtrakool Sutthapat
Published: November 2023

The COVID-19 pandemic has affected all sectors, including the manufacturing and service sectors. This study determined the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on foreign employees in manufacturing in Nakorn Pathom Province, Thailand. Data were collected from 400 employees by random sampling. Percentage and Pearson Correlation were calculated for statistical analysis. The findings showed that this affected the job, work schedule, relationships with coworkers, working hours,situation with dismissal, and family life.The characteristics of respondents were positive between variable studies for the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on foreign employees in the manufacturing industry.
Data-Driven Approaches to Diagnostics and State of Health Monitoring of Maritime Battery Systems
Authors: Vanem Erik , Liang Qin , Ferreira Carla , Agrell Christian , Karandikar Nikita , Wang Shuai , Bruch Maximilian , Bertinelli Salucci Clara , Grindheim Christian , Kejvalova Anna , Alnes Øystein , Thorbjørnsen Kristian , Bakdi Azzeddine , Kandepu Rambabu
Published: November 2023

Battery systems are increasingly being used for powering ocean going ships, and the number of fully electric or hybrid ships relying on battery power for propulsion and maneuvering is growing. In order to ensure the safety of such electric ships, it is important to monitor the available energy that can be stored in the batteries, and classification societies typically require that the state of health (SOH) can be verified by independent tests. However, this paper addresses data-driven approaches to state of health monitoring of maritime battery systems based on operational sensor data. Results from various approaches to sensor-based, data-driven degradation monitoring of maritime battery systems will be presented, and advantages and challenges with the different methods will be discussed. The different approaches include cumulative degradation models and snapshot models. Some of the models need to be trained, whereas others need no prior training. Moreover, some of the methods only rely on measured data, such as current, voltage and temperature, whereas others rely on derived quantities such as state of charge (SOC). Models include simple statistical models and more complicated machine learning techniques. Different datasets have been used in order to explore the various methods, including public datasets, data from laboratory tests and operational data from ships in actual operation. Lessons learned from this exploration will be important in establishing a framework for data-driven diagnostics and prognostics of maritime battery systems within the scope of classification societies.
A Closer Look at Bearing Fault Classification Approaches
Authors: Abburi Harika , Chaudhary Tanya , Ilyas Sardar Haider Waseem , Manne Lakshmi , Mittal Deepak , Bowen Edward , Williams Don , Snaidauf Derek , Veeramani Balaji
Published: November 2023

Rolling bearing fault diagnosis has garnered increased attention in recent years owing to its presence in rotating machinery across various industries, and an ever increasing demand for efficient operations. Prompt detection and accurate prediction of bearing failures can help reduce the likelihood of unexpected machine downtime and enhance maintenance schedule, averting lost productivity.  More recent technological advances have enabled monitoring the health of these assets at scale using a variety of sensors, and predicting the failures using modern machine learning (ML) approaches. Deep neural network approaches that has demonstrated superior performance across computer vision and natural language processing tasks are increasingly considered for failure prediction using vibration sensors. Vibration data has been collected using accelerated run-to-failure of overloaded bearings, or by introducing known failure in bearings, under a variety of operating conditions like rotating speed, load on the bearing, type of bearing fault, and data acquisition frequency. However, in using deep neural networks or other ML models for predicting failure using vibration data, there is a lack of consistency in the choice of how these approaches are evaluated, what portion of data from run-to-failure experiments are considered for training failure prediction models, or even how these problems are formulated as machine learning classification problems. An understanding of the impact of these choices is important to reliably develop models, and deploy them in practical settings. In this work, we demonstrate the significance of these choices on the performance of the models using publicly-available vibration datasets and discuss the implications of these choices for the models to be useful in real world scenarios.
Low Complexity Signature Estimation of Near-Field Spatial-Wideband Systems
Authors: Das Shrayan , Sen Debarati , Viterbo Emanuele
Published: November 2023

This letter proposes a low-complexity, two-step angle, range and delay signature estimation algorithm for a sparse multipath near-field spatial-wideband system. With upcoming sub-THz systems expected to have a large number of antennas, the transmitted wideband signal is not only sensitive to the physical propagation delay across the array aperture but the resulting wavefront is no longer locally planar. We use a combination of discrete linear chirp transform and discrete Fourier transform based techniques to estimate the spatial wideband signature of such a system. Further, we propose an iterative neighbourhood search to acquire super-resolution estimates of the scatterer locations, delays and angle of arrival of the multipaths and show that they are asymptotically optimal approaching their respective Cramér-Rao bounds. This letter proposes a low-complexity one-snapshot two-step signature estimation algorithm for a sparse multipath near-field spatial-wideband system. With upcoming sub-THz systems expected to have a large number of antennas, the transmitted wideband signal is not only sensitive to the physical propagation delay across the array aperture but the resulting wavefront is no longer locally planar. We use a combination of discrete Fourier and discrete linear chirp transform-based techniques to estimate the spatial wideband signature of such a system. Further, we propose an iterative neighbourhood search to acquire super-resolution estimates of the scatterer locations, delays and angle of arrival of the multipaths and show that they are asymptotically optimal approaching their respective Cramer- Rao bounds. 
Temporal Analysis of Synchronizing Coupled Pendulums based on Varying String Lengths
Authors: Kukkapalli Niyathi
Published: November 2023

Christiaan Huygens, in the 1600s, discovered the synchronization of coupled pendulums while considering a specific closed system. This paper furthers Huygens’s ambitions by considering the effects of synchronization time based on changes in string length in coupled simple pendulums designed on a moving platform. Two simple pendulums were connected through the medium of a wooden board which was then placed on cylindrical cans. String length and synchronization time seemed to display an inverse relationship based on trends of raw data. Explanations for other behaviors such as brief stops in motion and anti-phase versus in-phase synchronization are explained using various laws of Classical Mechanics and are modeled with linear approximations. The effect of synchronization arises from the medium between the pendulums and the various dampenings of the system. The findings presented generally show that synchronization can be optimized which is useful in various fields of study like the medical field where many diseases are caused by the synchronization of neurons. Finally, the equations of motion and energy are modeled with Lagrangian physics and Mathematica software. Possible extensions, like creating a model similar to the Kuramoto Model, and other applications of the problem are discussed.
The Two Couriers Problem and Diverse Approaches to Division by Zero
Authors: Zaman Budee U
Published: November 2023

 In this paper, we delve into the historical and enduring algebraic conundrum known as the Two Couriers Problem, originally posed by the French mathematician Clairaut in 1746. Over the centuries, this problem has persisted, finding its way into numerous textbooks, journals, and mathematical discussions. One of the remarkable aspects of the Two Couriers Problem is its inherent connection to division by zero, a mathematical operation that has intrigued scholars for generations. Division by zero, a concept laden with complexity and ambiguity, has sparked diverse mathematical approaches. Conventional mathematics regards division by zero as an indeterminate or undefined result. However, alternative methodologies have emerged over time. Transmathematics defines division by zero as either nullity or explicitly positive or negative infinity, offering a different perspective. Saitoh simplifies division by zero as zero, challenging traditional conventions, while Barukˇci´c explores the possibility of defining it as either unity or explicitly positive or implicitly negative infinity. Amidst these varied approaches, the central question persists: which method offers the most effective solution to the enigma of division by zero? To answer this question, we propose utilizing the Two Couriers Problem as an objective benchmark. By subjecting these different mathematical approaches to this historical problem, we aim to rigorously evaluate their efficacy and determine which one stands out as the most viable solution. This paper seeks to unravel the complexities of division by zero through a systematic analysis, utilizing the Two Couriers Problem as a guiding light. By doing so, we endeavor to shed new insights on this age-old mathematical puzzle and contribute valuable perspectives to the ongoing discourse surrounding division by zero and its diverse interpretation 
Analisis City Brand Hexagon Untuk Pengembangan Destinasi Nagekeo The Heart of Flores
Authors: Sodede Beatus Mario , Alifahmi Hifni
Published: November 2023

Penelitian ini membahas mengenai analisis enam dimensi city brand hexagon (presence, place, potential,people, pulse, prerequisite) dalam konteks strategi city branding yang dilakukan oleh Dinas pariwisata Kabupaten Nagekeo. Jenis penelitian ini adalah deskriptif kualitatif, dengan menggunakan pendekatan paradigma post-positivisme. Teknik pengumpulan data yang digunakan adalah wawancara dan observasi di Kabupaten Nagekeo. Narasumber dalam penelitian ini adalah Dinas Pariwisata Kabupaten Nagekeo yang terdiri dari kepala dinas, sekretaris, dan kepala bidang promosi pariwisata. Selain itu untuk memperkuat penelitian pada city brand hexagon peneliti menambahkan beberapa narasumber yaitu Kepala suku atau orang penting di daerah Nagekeo, masyarakat Nagekeo, dan wisatawan yang telah mengunjungi Kabupaten Nagekeo. Hasil penelitian berdasarkan data yang didapatkan, Dinas pariwisata Kabupaten Nagekeo menggunakan strategi branding brand positioning, brand identity, brand personality, dan brand communication. Dan hasil dari peneitian city brand hexagon menunjukan bahwa terdapat kekurangan pada place dan prerequisite yang harus diperhatikan oleh Dinas Pariwisata Nagekeo.
ASSISTÊNCIA DE ENFERMAGEM FRENTE A HEMORRAGIA OBSTÉTRICA: REVISÃO INTEGRATIVA
Authors: Gomes dos Santos Juciele , Cruz do Nascimento Fabiano , Da Silva Moreira Maria Luísa  Soares , Batista dos Santos Jéssica , Rocha Cavalcante Deives Aurélio  Melo da , da Silva Leitão Jaqueline , Santos de Jesus Naiane Cristina , Silveira Siqueira Diego , Queiroz Patrícia Lima , Lima Fernanda Priscila da Silva
Published: November 2023

Objetivo: analisar as evidências científicas disponíveis frente assistência de enfermagem na prevenção da hemorragia pós-parto. Método: Estudo de revisão, realizada em setembro de 2023, através das bases de dados: MEDLINE, LILACS, BDENF e SciELO. Resultados: Foram selecionados 10 (dez) artigos publicados entre os anos de 2018 e 2023. Dentre os principais resultados da pesquisa destaca-se: assistência humanizada com ausculta e atenção para os sinais e sintomas da hemorragia uso de tampão e misoprostol como forma de prevenção e administrar ocitocina e o manejo ativo do terceiro período, massagem de compressão no fundo uterino, monitorização hemodinâmica não invasiva, dentre outros. Conclusão: Diante do exposto, é visto que assistência de enfermagem se encontra direcionado para a sua prevenção, sendo fundamental no puerpério, por outro lado para que ações sejam tomadas de forma rápida e efetiva, por vezes sendo necessária a administração de medicações.
SEAFEEDTM: INOVASI PAKAN FUNGSIONAL UNTUK TERNAK RUMINANSIA BERBASIS SELADA LAUT LOKAL SUMBAWA Ulva lactuca (Linnaeus) YANG DIFORTIFIKASI DENGAN PROBIOTIK, PREBIOTIK DAN POSTBIOTIK
Authors: Budhi Kusuma Ali , Munandar Imam , Husni  , Rezzy Vanggy Leggina
Published: November 2023

Sumbawa Island is included in the Thousand Cow Village program because it has a high potential of cattle reaching more than 738,000 heads in 2020. However, the limited number of quality cattle feed producers in Sumbawa causes local farmers to rely heavily on expensive commercial feed. Alternative uses of forage and fresh grass are also commonly used, but they have the potential to pose a serious threat to the health of the digestive tract of cattle and become the largest contributor to methane gas in the atmosphere. The “SeafeedTM” innovation, is a functional feed product for ruminant livestock made from local Sumbawa sea lettuce from the Ulva lactuca species, a species of green algae with high nutrition which is very abundant in the northern waters of Sumbawa Island and its potential has not been utilized optimally. The protein content which reaches 14% and soluble fiber >45% in Ulva lactuca sea lettuce makes this species a very prospective candidate to be used as a high-quality feed source. The ingredients used are sea celery (Ulva lactuca), bran, premix-porbiotic & prebotik, and molasses. A simple method of manufacture with a mixed composition, namely 10% sea cress, premix-probiotics & prebiotics, 30% molasses and 60% bran. Seafeed is an innovative ruminant feed made from local seaweed from Sumbawa which has complete nutritional content to support the growth of livestock. The content of probiotics, prebiotics, and postbiotics makes this product into the category of functional feed that functions to increase immunity in livestock. It is hoped that this product can be developed commercially to support the ability of farmers on Sumbawa Island to utilize local biological natural resources as feed ingredients so that dependence on commercial feed supplies can be reduced.
PENGARUH DISKON HARGA, GRATIS ONGKIR, DAN KEMUDAHAN PEMBAYARAN TERHADAP KEPUASAN KONSUMEN PENGGUNA SHOPEFOOD DI YOGYAKARTA
Authors: Sundari Wulan Sri , Wahyuningtyas Yunita Fitri
Published: November 2023

Shopee salah satu e-commerce yang mengutamakan inovasi dan perkembangan teknologi telekomunikasi, salah satunya dengan menunjukkan peluncuran fitur barunya, yakni ShopeeFood. ShopeeFood adalah layanan pesan dan antar makanan serta minuman melalui online yang diperkenalkan di Indonesia pada bulan April 2020. Tujuan dari penelitian ini untuk mengkaji pengaruh diskon harga, gratis ongkir, dan kemudahan pembayaran terhadap kepuasan konsumen pengguna ShopeeFood. Responden sebanyak 100 sampel diambil dari konsumen ShopeeFood dengan teknik purposive sampling. Instrumen penelitian dalam pengujian angket menggunakan Alpha Cronbach dan dengan uji validitas dan reabilitas. Data diolah menggunakan alat analisis SPSS 23 serta metode analisis data yang dipakai pengujian yaitu regresi linier berganda. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan: (1) Diskon Harga tidak berpengaruh signifikan terhadap kepuasan konsumen dibuktikan hasil uji parsial thitung 1.697 < ttabel 1.988 dan sig. 0.093 > 0.05; (2) Gratis Ongkir tidak berpengaruh signifikan terhadap kepuasan konsumen dibuktikan hasil uji parsial thitung 1.096 < ttabel 1.988 dan sig. 0.276 > 0.05; (3) Kemudahan Pembayaran berpengaruh signifikan terhadap kepuasan konsumen dibuktikan hasil uji parsial thitung 3.623 > ttabel 1.988 dan poin sig. 0.000 < 0.05; (4) Diskon Harga, Gratis Ongkir dan Kemudahan Pembayaran berpengaruh positif secara bersamaan terhadap Kepuasan Konsumen, dengan Fhitung 25.006 > Ftabel 2.698 dan sig. 0,000 < 0,05.
Empathic Accuracy, Mindfulness, and Facial Emotion Recognition: An Experimental Study
Authors: aan het Rot Marije , Pittelkow Merle-Marie , Eckhardt D. Elisabeth , Simonsen Nils , Ostafin Brian D.
Published: November 2023

Background and Objectives: Empathic accuracy, i.e., the degree to which one is able to accurately infer the emotions of others, may be acutely malleable. We examined this idea by testing the immediate effect of a brief mindfulness intervention or facial emotion recognition training. Methods: Participants were English- or Dutch-speaking psychology students who were assigned to one of three brief intervention conditions (all instructions given in English): (1) verbal instructions for practicing awareness of their body (mindfulness, n = 23); (2) verbal and visual instructions regarding the detection of visual cues for anger, fear, sadness, and happiness (facial emotion recognition training, n = 23); or (3) a verbal, neutral didactic lecture on mindfulness (control, n = 23). Subsequently, participants completed a Dutch-language empathic accuracy task. Results: There was no significant overall difference in empathic accuracy between the three participant subgroups, suggesting no effect of the two target interventions. Nonetheless, even though empathic accuracy appeared unaltered by facial emotion recognition training among participants who understood Dutch well, it was better after this intervention than after the control intervention among participants with a relatively limited understanding of Dutch. Limitations: The study used a small convenience sample. The control condition was listening to a lecture on mindfulness. Empathic accuracy was not assessed at baseline. Moreover, we did not formally assess language understanding, as we did not predict its presumed impact a priori. Conclusions: A better study design is needed to find out whether facial emotion recognition training can help improve empathic accuracy when the understanding of verbal cues is limited.
E-readiness of Engineering students in Morocco: students at Mohammadia school of engineers- Rabat as a case study.
Authors: Kasmi Hicham , Anasse Khadija
Published: November 2023

In a fast-changing world, technology is invading every sector of life. Technology has implications in literally every domain: economy, governance, communication…etc. Education, as well, can benefit from the various advantages of ICT and online education. However, the latter is a unique form of education that requires human, pedagogical and infrastructural preparations. Scholars confirm that students must be e-ready in order to benefit from online education. e-readiness implies having pre-requisite skills and competencies of online education. This study sheds light on the e-readiness of students at Mohammedia school of engineers in Rabat following the framework of Hung et al (2010). It investigates the preparedness of students for online education by analyzing their’ attitudes, learning style, technical skills and motivation. This is a quantitative study that collects data with a questionnaire from 114 students. The result reveals that students at Mohammedia schools of engineers have a moderate level of e-readiness.
A Conceptual Study Of Shatkriyakala With Special Reference To Clinical Practices
Authors: - Dr. Saurabh Singh Hada , - Dr. Anjali Bhati , - Dr. Bhanu Pratap Singh
Published: November 2023

Kriyakala is a unique concept of Ayurveda. The concept of Kriyakala can be used to achieve both the objectives of the Ayurveda, i.e. maintaining the health of the healthy person and curing diseases. The term Kriyakala refers to the recognition of the progress of the stage of a disease which helps to determine appropriate measure to correct the imbalance in Dosha’s. The word Kriyakala is composed of the words Kriya and Kala, where Kriya means the choice to treatment (medicine, food and daily-routine) used to improve the disturbance in Doshas, while Kala means the progression of the disease. This concept is mainly compared with the pathogenesis of a disease. The six stages of Kriyakala mentioned by Acharya Sushruta gives an idea regarding the state of the disease in the body and it guides us when to intervene. The purpose of this paper is to explain the significance of Kriyakala in the diagnosis and prognosis of disease. Kriyakala provides us the knowledge of diagnosis, prognosis and the level of intervention and so that to prevent the establishment of a disease.
Kinematic Motion Modelling from Differential Inductive Oscillation Sensing for a Servomechanism and Electromechanical Devices and Applications
Authors: - Abdulwahab Deji , - Sheroz Khan , - Musse Mohamoud Ahmad
Published: November 2023

This paper presents mathematical modeling approach of an inductive sensor producing oscillating output of a given frequency representing displacement of a core moving in and out of a coil of known geometrical dimensions. The technique is hence used in characterizing the speed, acceleration and frequency of the proposed differential inductive transducer. This model uses a double coil arrangement with a freely movable iron core. This is made to oscillate freely thereby producing the proposed output for characterization of oscillating parameters. The application of this work finds utility in generating small amplitude signals from tiny force winds for the purpose of acquiring impulsive electrical signal from sources such as machine vibrations. Using an inductive coil sensing technique in a differential manner, physical parameters of speed, acceleration and displacement are translated into a signal with proportionate output frequency change. The results shown can be used for characterizing the materials and hence sensor with high sensitivity, linearity and responsiveness in harsh environmental condition is obtained.
The mediating effect of Entrepreneurs’ Cash waqf Intention by Means of Theory of Planned Behavior, Awareness and Religiosity for Business Growth
Authors: - Abdulwahab Deji , - Sherifah Oshioke Musa
Published: November 2023

Purpose –This paper examines investigates the mediating effect of cash waqf intention on the relationship of cash waqaf awareness, religiosity, and the theory of planned behavior for perceived behavioral control, for business development
Design/methodology/approach - A structured question was designed to elicit the entrepreneurs’ cash waqf awareness, religiosity, attitude, subjective norms, and intentions for perceived business development. Based on a convenience sampling method, 459 entrepreneurs in Nigeria with 92 percent response rate have involved in this research. SEM analysis was used to test the proposed model.
Findings- Result shows that two most important variables to explain entrepreneur cash waqf intention for business growth is cash waqf awareness and attitude towards cash waqf.
Practical implication- It is argued in this research that the presence of high level of cash waqf awareness and the attitude towards cash waqf can play an important role in achieving business growth.
Originality/Value- The paper extends the applicability of the theory of planned behavior, cash waqf awareness and religiosity in investigating the effect of cash waqf intention in for business development.
The Impact of Digital Transformation on Business Strategy
Authors: - Sun Yun , - Guo Penghe , - Wu Sitong , - Rozaini Binti Rosli
Published: November 2023

The concept of digital transformation (DT) has garnered significant interest from researchers specialising in management and organisational studies over the course of the last ten years. Moreover, there is a growing interest among corporations in utilising digital technology (DT) as a means to gain a competitive edge. However, there is a limited amount of research available on the consequences of decision tree (DT) analysis. Hence, this empirical study aimed to examine the impact of digital transformation on the performance of firms. This was achieved by categorising the necessary competencies for implementing digital transformation, focusing on customer experience and IT innovation. In order to flourish in the current era of digitalisation, it is imperative for organisations to possess qualities such as agility, adaptability, and forward-thinking. These attributes should be accompanied by a strong emphasis on leveraging technology to effectively pursue their goals and vision. This study aims to examine the impact of the digital revolution on organisational strategy in greater detail, offering valuable insights and techniques for effectively navigating the ever-shifting digital environment. The study's findings indicate that digital transformation, customer experience, and IT innovation have a favourable impact on a firm's performance, with customer experience demonstrating the most significant effect.
Management of Pilonidal Sinus Disease with Homoeopathy: An Evidence- Based Case Report
Authors: - Sayani Ghosh , - Jaharlal Barman
Published: November 2023

Abstract: Pilonidal disease is an infection that occurs beneath the skin in the gluteal cleft just above the anus. It affects 7% of the population. In conventional mode of treatment there are several surgical or non-surgical treatments available but with high recurrence rate and post-surgical complications. Owing to the limited therapeutic efficacy of conventional treatment for PSD, an alternative approach is warranted. In this case, A 25years male patient attended OPD with pricking pain and oozing of foul-smelling discharge from three orifices above anus at sacral region since last 1 year. He had occasional reddish rash in sinus tract region. Based on his clinical symptoms and physical examination we diagnosed the case as Pilonoidal Sinus Disease. After thorough case taking, evaluation and analysis of the case the patient was prescribed Graphites and a marked improvement was noticed. Complain resolved within 1 and a half month and the patient was followed-up for one year with no recurrence. As this is a type of disease condition, where patient suffer due to pain and discomfort affecting his daily life leading, outcome-related to impact on daily living (ORIDL) Scale was used to evaluate the improvement. The MONARCH was used to assess the possible causal attribution.
Perception and Challenges of Rural Youth Towards Agribusiness
Authors: - Jyoti , - Seema Rani
Published: November 2023

Indian agriculture today does not stand on any one level when it comes to its development. Transition of agriculture towards agribusiness conveys that present day farmers are practicing agriculture in professional manner with intent of transforming it into commercial and more profitable activity as compared to early days. Agri-business generates potential employment opportunities too in agribusiness management and trade. Due to its nature of covering a wide range of activities of differing magnitude, agribusiness has got tremendous scope. The youth cohort plays a pivotal role across nations, exhibiting vibrancy, innovation, dynamism, and a commendable enthusiasm required to catalyze prospects for domestic progress. They manifest ardor, drive, and a resolute mindset, rendering them an invaluable reservoir of human capital. The developmental trajectory of a nation is contingent upon the magnitude of its youthful demographic, underscoring their instrumental role in its advancement. Therefore, keeping all this in mind the present study was undertaken with the objective to explore the perception and challenges about agribusiness among rural youth. The study was conducted in four districts of Haryana state where Agri Business Centers were located. Thus from Bhiwani, Jind, Hisar, and Kurukshetra districts a sample of 240 rural youth from 16 villages formed the sample of the study. It was found that majority of the respondents had medium level of perception regarding economic, informational and technological aspects while high level of perception towards social and psychological aspects of Agribusiness activities. In relation to challenges perceived by rural youth in agribusiness, the study found that business know how and access to affordable employees were the most challenge that were perceived by youth when venture into agribusiness.
Artificial Intelligence and Education
Authors: - Surbhi Aggarwal , - Chetna Sharma , - Vasu Nigam , - Sanjay Jha
Published: November 2023

In step with several international reviews, synthetic intelligence in training (aied) is one of the growing fields of the academic era at gift even though it has been around for about 30 years, it's nonetheless doubtful to educators how to use it pedagogically bigger scale and the manner it may impact significant coaching and gaining understanding in better schooling. This paper ambitions to define studies on ai packages in better schooling through a scientific assessment concerning nep-2020.
A Study on Agricultural Infrastructure in Potato Cultivation with Reference to Chikkamagaluru District
Authors: - KAVYA R , - PRUTHVIRAJ T D , - Dr. SHOBHARANI.H
Published: November 2023

Infrastructure plays a vital role in agriculture at every single step such as supply of inputs, sowing of crops and for post harvest management. Investment on infrastructural practices in agriculture must be in a planned manner to avoid post harvest losses and enhances productivity. India is lacking with infrastructure up gradation with respect to storage houses, pack houses, absence of proper supply chain for agricultural inputs. However, the present study has been undertaken to analyze agricultural infrastructure in potato cultivation. The study focuses on to study the impact of infrastructure development in potato cultivation, to study the present condition of agricultural infrastructure in potato cultivation, to evaluate farmer’s satisfaction towards agricultural infrastructure. The data for the present study has been collected by meeting 50 potato cultivators from Chikkamagaluru district with the help of structured questionnaire. It was found that majority of the potato cultivator prefer resource based infrastructure development and strongly agree that agricultural infrastructure leads to high yield.
The Disillusion of the Family (Family Matters)
Authors: - Dr.Khandapu Venkatarao
Published: November 2023

Rohinton Mistry's Family Matters (2002) capturing the essence of close knit Parsee community has come close to being the Great Parsee novel. Epic in its proportion and length the novel centralizes on the domestic trials and instability that plague a Parsee family in Mumbai, India. Set in modern India, from the implication of the title, the novel tells the story of a family at odds. The question that the novel posits is who will care for their aged (but astute) parents as they succumb to incurable diseases of the old age. Set in overcrowded Bombay, the novel defuses the dilemma's of the contemporary generations.
After the physical fall in the old age that incapacitates every one, English Professor Nariman Vakeel is bedridden. His stepdaughter Coomy and her downtrodden brother Jal, forcefully oust him when the care becomes too onerous. Nariman moves into the smaller apartment purchased for his daughter Roxana and her husband Yezad and their two sons. Nariman reminisces, along with the progression of Illness, about Lucie the love of his life. He recalls the performed marriage to a Parsee widow, instead Lucy at his parent's requests. It is his reminisces that recalls the incidents of his request and unfolds the tragedy of the novel.
Online Chat Application (Nexus Chats)
Authors: - Neekunj Chauhan , - Neha Ghawate , - Arati Surwase , - Anjali Ghumare
Published: November 2023

Nexus Chats is an innovative online chat application that employs cutting-edge technologies such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, MySQL, and AJAX to provide a seamless and intuitive chatting experience. With its sleek design and user-friendly interface, Nexus Chats promises to be a game-changer in the world of online communication. Whether you're looking to connect with friends, family, or colleagues, this platform has got you covered. So why wait? Sign up today and join the revolution!
Ayurveda Management of Viral Conjunctivitis (Raktaja Abhishyanda) – A Case Report
Authors: - Priyanka Kumawat , - D.B. Vaghela , - Rajshree Unadkat
Published: November 2023

Conjunctivitis, also known as "pink eye", is inflammation of the conjunctiva. The three most common causes of conjunctivitis are viral, allergic, and bacterial, and the majority of cases are caused by adenovirus. It’s outbreak is not uncommon. Outbreak usually linked to people congregation settings like hostels , classrooms, shared accommodations etc. Conjunctivitis causes the eye to appear erythematous secondary to the dilation of blood vessels and is usually accompanied by increased tearing or mucoid discharge. This activity describes the risk factors, evaluation, and management of viral conjunctivitis and highlights the role of the practitioners in enhancing care delivery to affected patients. In Ayurveda, Viral Conjunctivitis can be correlated to Raktaja Abhishyanada.
From Symmetry to Complexity: Self-complementary Graphs Unraveled
Authors: - K. Padmaja
Published: November 2023

Self-complementary graphs are an intriguing and significant subject in graph theory. One special quality of these graphs is that they are isomorphic to their own complement. Self-complementary graphs are of tremendous interest to mathematicians, computer scientists, and researchers in other fields because of their fascinating property. The goal of this study is to provide an overview of the structure and features of the class of self-complementary graphs. Directions for future work are also presented.
A Review of the Efficacy of Medicinal Plants as Good Anti-Infection Agents
Authors: - Priyanka , - Anil Kumar
Published: November 2023

Fungicides should be used to prevent plants against numerous plant-attacking pathogens in order to support the agriculture sector and raise food production, which often results in the ubiquitous usage of synthetic chemicals. Crops are more vulnerable to diseases when they are in the post-harvest stages. However, these compounds have some major drawbacks, such as harm to human health, bad environmental conditions, disease resistance to fungicides, etc. This results in identifying compounds derived from plants that can be used in managing disease control. Plants have a wide variety of compounds that can be isolated and applied in a variety of ways, one of which is treating damaged plants. These substances are collectively referred to as secondary metabolites because, despite playing an equally significant role, they do not play a part in the growth and development of plants. These secondary metabolites cover a wide range, including glycosides, alkaloids, phenols, flavonoids, terpenoids, tannins, and saponins. Several approaches are present to extract the phytochemicals from plants without disrupting their functional groups or qualities that let them target the pathogens. Plant-based fungicides have long highlighted the variety of plant species that shield the flora from pathogens without harming the plant system. This review paper focuses on how several medicinal plant families proved to be strong anti-infection agents.
Effect of Mindfulness Therapy to Reduce Stress among Janitor Workers
Authors: - PRADEEPA
Published: November 2023

To determine the effect of mindfulness therapy to reduce stress among janitor workers.