bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Fiber-reinforced concrete in high-temperature environments: In-depth survey on mechanical performance and rheological features
Authors: Singh Satendra , Batra Raman , Nagappan Beemkumar , Choudhary Deeksha
Published: May 2024

The successful automatic performance of fiber-reinforced concrete (FRC) has led to its widespread application; adding fibers affects its novel properties. It is anticipated that concrete's long-term qualities will be impacted by its workability. A comprehensive assessment of the mechanical performance and rheological properties of FRC is given in this study. It presents more detail on how the FRC behaves in searching temperatures and provides an analysis of several heating as well as cooling methods along with the way they affect test outcomes. The study explores how reinforcing fibers, aggregates and substitute materials affect FRC's fire resistance. In particular, the concept of workability, which is a crucial quality in concrete, is studied and rheological models that make use of several rheometers are developed to clarify the rheological behavior of FRC. Several techniques to improve rheological functionality and performance are revealed in this study. The findings highlight the conflicting characteristics of fibers that can enhance the mechanical aspects of cement while reducing its fresh and rheological qualities. A comparable set of benefits and drawbacks complement FRC's fluidity. The research examines feasible approaches to regulate the rheological characteristics of FRC, thereby simplifying and improving the mechanical performance and workability of FRC.
From protocols to countermeasures: A comprehensive survey into IoT safety
Authors: Vaishnav Jaimine , Thulasiram Ramachandran , Kumar Ritesh , Pandey Pratik
Published: May 2024

The Internet of Things (IoT) has become a field with enormous potential, effect, and development with the emergence of smart cities, smart houses, and intelligent objects. Computer Information System Company (Cisco Inc). Projects that there will be 51 billion devices which are connected by 2021. However, the majority of those IoT gadgets are simple to alter and attack. These IoT devices are generally more susceptible to assaults than other types of endpoints such as desktops, mobile phones, or tablets because of their limitations in terms of storage, computing, and networking capability. The main IoT security concerns are presented and addressed in this study. Along with the methods utilized for connection, interaction, and administration, we examine and classify common security concerns about the IoT layers of architecture. In addition to the most recent assaults, challenges and innovative approaches, we describe the security necessities of the IoT. In addition, we connect and tabulate IoT safety problems with current literature-based remedies. Above all, we explore that blockchain technology, the software that powers Bitcoin, can play a major role in enabling the resolution of numerous IoT security issues. Difficulties along with unresolved research issues related to IoT security are also listed in this study.
Control techniques for microgrids networks with energy storage systems: An overview
Authors: Jangid Satish Kumar , Vaishnav Jaimine , Ganesan Ezhilarasan , Singh Shweta
Published: May 2024

Microgrids (MG) are localized, self-sufficient energy networks which utilize distributed energy sources to improve dependability, resiliency and long-term viability in decentralized energy production. Network Energy Storage Systems (ESS) have been recognized as critical facilitators within the transitioning from the conventional centralized power system into a sophisticated, self-sustaining, as well as decentralized systems based on renewable energies. Controlling distributed energy storage entails coordinating the administration of several lesser energy storages, which are generally integrated in MGAs consequence, there have been an increase in fascination with regulating elements of sharing power balance and sustainable development, boosting the system's resilience including dependability, along with maintaining a distribution State of charge (SoC). The present research provides a detailed overview of decentralized, centralized, multiagent, and intelligent controlling techniques for managing and regulating distributed energy storages. It also illustrates a possible range of functions which the storages might supply, as well as the controlling challenges and recommended solutions. This research major purpose is to represent current breakthroughs in digitalization by focusing on controlling techniques that depend on multiagent communications.
A thorough investigation of the systems supporting E-vehicle charging stations and emerging trends
Authors: Das Neeraj , Gill Amandeep , Karnik Neha , Kenchappa Ranganathaswamy Madihalli
Published: May 2024

The percentage of electric vehicles (EVs) in the automobile industry which is increasing; yet, internal combustion engines (ICEs) remain operates a significant number of automobiles. The main barriers to EV use and environmentally friendly travel are their high price, short range, lack of battery charging infrastructure, and electricity pollution from EV chargers these barriers need to be taken down. Energy storage systems (ESS) with a substantial amount of energy are expensive, which contributes to the expensive of EVs. This article offers an analysis of EV technology, focusing on four primary areas of automobile technology. A detailed investigation is conducted into how grid architecture may be integrated with charging facilities and approaches to extend the longevity and productivity of electric vehicles. Since EVs are multienergy systems, reliable power control and management are necessary to maximize the consumption of energy.  The assessment of EVs on the electric grid is concluded by an examination of various battery power management and control solutions in this paper. The review article concludes the suggested avenues for further study will be very helpful for researchers and EV users.
Effects of the industrial 4.0 transition on consumer behavior: A systematic overview
Authors: Yadav Surjeet , Kopare Anand , Manjunath H. R. , Mishra Awakash
Published: May 2024

The long-term processes of the evolution of digitalization and automation have a great deal of impact, changing work forms, changing job profiles and vocations, and the digital economy playing a bigger role, which presents the difficulties for social policies. The aim of this systematic literature review is to give the essence of the current state of research on the impact of the Industrial 4.0 Transition on consumer behavior. A Web of Science search turned up 155 publications that satisfied the requirements for inclusion. The main goals were to identify the following primary drivers of consumer behavior as examined through the prism of the Industrial 4.0 Transition, the main obstacles and chances for creative teaching approaches pertaining to altering the workplace, and the primary categories of effects of the Revolution of Industrial 4.0 on consumer behavior. The results showed some crucial details for the main elements influencing consumer behavior like, data, technological advancement, online shopping, Internet of Things, the Internet, e-distribution, robotics, customized artificial intelligence, efficiency, intent to behave and mining of data.
A review of the current and future developments of artificial intelligence in the management and building sectors
Authors: Mishra Awakash , Pareek Ravi Kant , Kumar Sarika , Varalakshmi S.
Published: May 2024

The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into the management and building sector has witnessed significant advancements in recent years. Traditional methods can fall short in meeting these demands, prompting the exploration of AI solutions. This review aims to identify existing gaps, assess the efficacy of current AI applications and provide insights into potential areas for further development. A comprehensive literature review was conducted, encompassing peer-reviewed articles, industry reports and case studies. The analysis focused on AI applications such as machine learning, robotics and data analytics in the context of project management, resource optimization along with sustainable building practices. The review identifies key AI applications in project planning, risk management and construction processes, demonstrating their potential to streamline operations and improve decision-making. The analysis reveals successful implementations of AI-driven technologies, highlighting their impact on cost reduction, time efficiency and sustainability practices. Additionally, emerging trends such as generative design and smart buildings indicate promising directions for future development. The integration of Artificial Intelligence in the management and building sector demonstrates substantial benefits in efficiency, cost reduction and sustainability, while ongoing research as well as adaptation to emerging technologies is crucial for sustained progress.
Smart innovations in structural health monitoring through wireless sensing technologies
Authors: Sudhamsu Gadug , Agarwal Trapty , Sharma Khushboo , Kulshrestha Shilpi
Published: May 2024

The article examines the current developments in structural health monitoring (SHM), emphasizing innovative inventions made possible by wireless sensing techniques. Wireless Sensing Technologies (WST) make use of detectors that do not require wiring to collect and communicate data wirelessly, allowing for automation, real-time information, and remote monitoring. SHM combined with WST enables continuous data collecting, cost-effective servicing, and quick detection of possible structural concerns. IoT is becoming an essential technique for monitoring systems as a consequence of the quick development of technologies for sensing like radio-frequency identification as well as sensors and the merging of computer technologies like internet and wireless communication. To provide smart and trustworthy monitoring, the present work discusses and presents an architecture for SHM utilizing IoT technologies. Particularly, technologies related to the creation of SHM systems and IoT environments are given, along with data routing strategies. Big data systems are being created to assist with the complicated and vast amount of data acquired from devices mounted on structures because sensors are generating data more quickly and voluminously than ever.
Collaborative Eco-Industrial networks: A study on environmental resilience
Authors: Kumar Sarika , Thimmappa Arunkumar Devalapura , Gautam Anupam Kumar , Gupta Swati , Taneja Madhur
Published: May 2024

Collaborative Eco-Industrial networks (EINs) are partnerships of companies and industry participants that promote sustainable activities. To optimize resource usage, lessen their influence on the environment and foster innovation, share knowledge, resources and technological advancements. Through collaboration and synergy, these networks promote an industrial ecosystem that is more sustainable and favorable to the environment. The creation of EIN is examined in the review as a crucial component, with an emphasis on closed-loop logistics and Industrial Symbiosis (IS). This study examines the significance of collaborative EINs to environmental resilience by utilizing concepts from 30 investigations in 2017-2023. The review addresses the idea of collaborative EINs and the design components of environmental impact focusing on real-world examples. It introduces the concept of collaborative EINs and a case study of a large company collaborating with partners to establish a recycling-focused EIN. The review emphasizes the importance of EINs in sustainable practices and the need for agility and resilience in supply chain (SC) management in Industry 4.0. It includes metrics relevant to the COVID-19 pandemic to evaluate the economic and environmental effects of EINs. This review concludes that collaborative EIN connections improve supply chain agility and resilience, creating a more environmentally conscious and sustainable industrial landscape.
Blockchain empowerment: Investigating integration with software-defined networks and its impact on IoT privacy
Authors: Sinha Sanjay Kumar , Kumari Sweta , Kataria Ansh , Thangarasu Narmadha , Sahoo Girija Shankar
Published: May 2024

The swift expansion of Internet of Things (IoT) devices has brought forth exceptional prospects for automation and data-driven decisions. Software-Defined Networking (SDN) is an instance of network architecture that divides network devices into a control plane and a data plane. SDN provides a dynamic and adaptable method of managing the growing complexity of IoT devices with its programmable design and centralized control. A network's capacity to handle an increasing number of IoT devices is facilitated by SDN's improved scalability. Custom network policies and services that are suited to the distinctive requirements of various IoT applications it can be established because of SDN's programmability. SDN and blockchain integration can improve network transaction and configuration security. Here, blockchain technology is decentralized. There is not just one point of failure, which lowers the possibility of malicious attacks and illegal access. The study demonstrates that IoT environments can be enhanced more efficiently, transparently and safely by integrating blockchain technology with SDN. A summary of SDN is presented and then block-chain technologies are examined with a focus on consensus protocols. After that, it explores the difficulties of implementing blockchain-based SDN into practice, concentrating on security issues. Furthermore, this study explores the mutual effects of IoT and blockchain, emphasizing the complementary relationship between the two developing technologies. This review highlights that block-chain as well as SDNs could work together to strengthen IoT privacy and establish a more robust digital future.
Categorizing agricultural crops using unmanned aerial vehicle images: An in-depth review
Authors: Makhija Himanshu , Yadav Rakesh Kumar , Kopare Anand , Singh Lakhan , Shankar Amar
Published: May 2024

Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) technology has been employed widely in the past several years to increase agricultural output while decreasing labor-intensive tasks, inspection times and crop management expenses. They can quickly cover enormous regions in which being utilized more often to gather important data for a variety of precision agricultural applications, such as crop/plant categorization. In particular, the use of UAVs for managing pressures such as water, illnesses, malnourishment and pests has been rising in regard to tracking and evaluating the health of plants, agriculture and woods. With an emphasis on the processes employed to extract the data from images taken during the missions, this article provides a critical summary of the major developments in the field. A review of the main investigation gaps that need to be filled and the obstacles that have been addressed is presented, along with a few proposals for further study, based on data from over 55 published studies as well as our findings. Ultimately, this review offers a thorough assessment of the state of crop classification using UAV footage, providing insights into the field; accomplishments, difficulties and potential future paths.
Comprehensive review of solid waste management strategies and disposal approaches
Authors: Samreen Sumbul , Agarwal Manoj Kumar , Gautam Anupam Kumar , Khajanchi Yukti
Published: May 2024

Solid waste management is a worldwide concern with substantial environmental, social, and economic ramifications. This review provides a complete assessment of solid waste management from an Indian viewpoint. It presents an overview of the current state, difficulties, and prospects in solid waste management, focusing on environmental sustainability and public health. The goal is to give a comprehensive overview of many approaches utilized to manage and reduce the expanding problem of solid waste. It examines a variety of waste management techniques, such as landfill disposal, recycling, composting, waste-to-energy practices, and waste elimination and minimizing. Many municipalities across the country prefer landfilling for the removal of solid waste. In landfills, waste is transformed through chemical, biological, and physical processes, functioning as an environmental furnace. Therefore, soil cover thickness, barriers, leachate collecting, landfill gas recovery, and flaring facilities are essential for sustainable landfilling. The benefits of composting and anaerobic breakdown for decreasing the environmental effect of biological waste are examined in this review. Hazardous chemicals in landfills can have severe ecological and public health consequences. It looks into the benefits of effective dangerous waste disposal, such as pollution control and resource recovery. Mining and reusing landfills for diverse uses, such as renewable energy generation and recreational areas, have the potential to be beneficial. The article discusses upcoming solid waste management trends and technologies such as intelligent garbage collection mechanisms, reuse and recycling concepts, and sustainable packaging solutions. It emphasizes the potential of these advances to improve overall waste management effectiveness and sustainability.
Examining the essential elements of digital transformation and entrepreneurship: An extensive review of the literature
Authors: Dikshit Sukanya , Sharieff Mohamed Habibulla , Sharma Aditya Kumar , Singh Daljeet Pal
Published: May 2024

In today's digital age, it is critical to recognize the description of Digital Entrepreneurship (DE), digital transformation (DT) and their ability to interact with each other. This kind of comprehension of DE is seen as a crucial foundational element for fostering creativity, creation of jobs and prosperity. However, an array of problems with DE and DT are pervasive and prevent digital entrepreneurs from maximizing the benefits that global entrepreneurship brings to the economic worth of their businesses. As a result, the current study aims to investigate DE and digital transitions, as well as their sort and dealings. Data obtained and analyzed using a systematic analytical technique that recognizes and discuss the characteristics of DE and DT. By using the active capability premise as a support, the features are provided. Individuals and groups are able to establish new businesses or expand existing ones by creating cutting-edge technological advancements or making creative use of technical developments if they understand the characteristics of DE and digital transition.
A complete review on enhancing air circulation and filtration for improving internal air quality in a healthy school environment
Authors: Gambhir Vinima , Patil Shrinivas , Khanna Roma , Asthana Sapan
Published: May 2024

The health of staff and students is impacted by Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) in educational environments. A healthy atmosphere depends on good IAQ, yet millions of students worldwide might develop respiratory illnesses due to poor air quality. Immediate action is required to alleviate the burden of IAQ consequences in the pandemic-dominated period. This detailed evaluation focuses on techniques for improving air circulation and filtration systems to meet the critical demand for improved IAQ in schools. This research demonstrates the negative impacts of inadequate IAQ on students and educators’ cognitive capacities, health and performance based on an extensive examination of current records. A healthy learning environment, on the other hand, can minimize absenteeism, raise test results and increase pupil/teacher education/teaching productivity. This review explores the effectiveness of different ventilation as well as filtration methods, such as air purifiers, mechanical ventilation, natural ventilation and advanced filtration systems, in lowering airborne pollutants like particulate matter, volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and microbiological contaminants. This study reviews current information, emphasizes recent findings along with options and provides guidelines for the future of education. It underlines the limits of previous studies, gives ideas for further research and indicates a path forward for more enhancements to the air quality in schools. Comprehensive analysis with greater sample numbers is required to evaluate student performance, indoor contentment and environmental health exposure. On-site measurements are essential for comprehending the properties of contaminants. Intricate mitigation strategies must take health impacts, IAQ and energy efficiency into effect.
Exploring robotic devices and self-governing mechanisms in food and beverage management: A comprehensive review
Authors: Mishra Smita , Amin Parag , Kalavathy K. S. , Malviya Bindoo
Published: May 2024

Resource use and food security are the major worldwide problems due to an expanding global population. This article explores how robotics and autonomous systems (RAS) might improve supply chain operations. RAS has been used to increase productivity. The adoption and integration of RAS into the food business have been investigated by researchers. All recent research, has concentrated on the technical implications of RAS. The primary focus of this work is on the use of RAS from a supply chain management perspective in the food business. Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analysis (PRISMA) method was selected for this study. The outcome of this phase was 74 papers for full-text examination. The process produced a final list of 20 publications for data synthesis and analysis. The application of RAS in connection to five crucial aspects of the food supply chain, food waste, supply chain efficiency, food safety, food quality and supply chain analysis was examined in this study. RAS application in food supply chains is examined in relation to the significance of skill competency, cyber security, data accessibility and financial issues.
A comprehensive review of agile techniques in academic institutions for promoting sustainability capabilities
Authors: Vijayalakshmi P. , Jain Vipin , Kumar Ritesh , Pandharkame Omkar
Published: May 2024

Adaptability, dialogue, creativity, self-confidence, respect, responsibility, emotional intelligence and systemic perspective are a few examples of the critical competencies that must be transmitted using contemporary educational methods and through a changing and developing society, instruments to promote lifetime learning and Education for Sustainable Development (ESD). Due to the active participants and constructionist tenets involved, they have been established; applying agile techniques to the leadership of programs in multiple sectors might be a useful instrument to impart such skills. As a result, the study has started including some examples of applying agile techniques in learning, which gave rise to the term Agile Education (AE). This study conducts a systematic review to examine how this cutting-edge educational instrument has been applied to education to promote important sustainable development features. Results for 10 of the 121 studies reviewed that show a distinct connection among the essential ESD capabilities and AE are provided. It has been demonstrated that AE enhances the accomplishments, contentment and engagement of both instructors and students while fostering an environment for learning that promotes the growth of morally and environmentally conscious people.
Systematic literature review: Assessing community health hazards arising from food safety concerns in the food market
Authors: Chawla Chanchal , Gupta Ashish , Colaco Prem , Sunil M. Nalini
Published: May 2024

Food safety concerns have an immediate impact on public health. The food market is an important node for investigating possible risks due to its central role in the delivery of food goods to communities. Health concerns are internationalized as food supply chains span many countries. Therefore, we undertook this literature study to uncover widespread threats to public health from inadequate food safety measures. The online databases were examined for any quantitative, qualitative or mixed-method studies that had been published and they were in the process of publishing. Prisma table analysis was used to determine the level of methodological quality in the included research. Using a qualitative analysis strategy, we classified the ideas in the full-text articles into overarching categories that share commonalities but are not mutually exclusive. After identifying commonalities in the articles' discussions and final thoughts, we synthesized each subject. After a thorough and methodical reading, recurring motifs were uncovered. During analysis, we got better at categorizing and analyzing the data. The examination of 7 full-text papers resulted in common public health issues linked with food safety in the food industry. The expiration dates on these products were demonstrated to pose a serious risk to healthcare in the food sector. The food industry faces several public health issues discovered in this evaluation of the relevant research. As a result, robust national risk-based food surveillance systems are necessary to guarantee the public's safety. Foods entering global trade must be guaranteed to be safe and of high quality as well as imported foods must meet domestic standards. Regulatory bodies, players in the food sector and consumers need to work together to find effective solutions to these problems. By addressing these issues, we can work toward making the food market a place where everyone can feel secure and healthy.
An overview of the changing environment of communities for the innovation of smart and sustainable products in SMEs
Authors: Sharma Aditya , Dhiman Monika , Disawala Hansika , Srivastava Saurabh
Published: May 2024

With a focus on servitization and sustainability, the rise of Sustainable and Smart Products (SSP) provides a fresh approach to creating innovative products. When it comes to innovation for sustainability in this setting, businesses have significant challenges as SSPs become more complex. The adoption of ecosystem-based co-innovation in lieu of conventional organization-based methods of innovation strategy is thus imperative. Through the effective sharing of resources and expertise across organizations, innovation ecosystems provide a feasible paradigm for augmenting SSP innovation. It is remarkable that despite independent examinations into both SSP and innovation ecosystems, their confluence has yet to be thoroughly examined. To explain the dynamics of ecosystem-based SSP innovation and improve innovation performance and sustainability outcomes, this study aims to close this gap by undertaking extensive research on SSP Innovation Ecosystems (SSPIE). Examining SSPIE's history, definition, and salient features, the article clarifies what makes it stand out in the rapidly changing market for smart and sustainable goods. This study contributes substantially to the rapidly developing subject of SSPIE by identifying current research gaps and providing insightful advice on addressing the difficulties involved in SSP innovation.
A literature review of MSME success: Acceptance and use of technology, financial access, and strategic cooperation
Authors: Umami Izzatul , Che Pee Ahmad Naim Bin , Bin Sulaiman Hamzah Asyrani , Hariyanto  , Mar’ati Fudji Sri
Published: May 2024

MSMEs require a variety of tools and resources to succeed. The most significant barriers to the success and long-term expansion of MSMEs are those that prevent them from employing information technology, accessing digital marketing, and getting outside investment. Validating business actors and studying literacy more deeply will produce data analysis and strategic recommendations for MSME growth. The adoption of technology and the application of information technology are proven to increase efficiency and expand the market reach of business actors. MSMEs gain access to resources (external knowledge and funding sources), which are important determinants of market success. Their success depends mainly on how they adapt and utilize technology, effective marketing strategies, and obtaining the proper support, especially regarding access to funding. Collaborative efforts between MSMEs and external parties (such as financial institutions and government) and industry experts must be improved to ensure that MSMEs can compete and succeed in an increasingly competitive digital era.
An in-depth examination of management interaction through employee voice dynamics in human resource management
Authors: Kumari Sweta , Mishra Smita , Kalra Hitesh , Umakanth S. , Srivastava Madhulika
Published: May 2024

Voice is a critical employee behavior that promotes ideas, concerns and ideas throughout the company. It is a frequent technique that learning the obstacles of leadership and issues that can affect the functioning of the corporation. In this paper, our primary goal of the research on employee voices, determine fields and the research findings on employee voice can be utilized as well as modified to be applied in other categories that illustrate the result in a more broad conception of employee voice. This review includes the fields of employee voice and Organizational Behavior (OB) coupled with Human Resource Management/Employment Relations (HRM/ER). It maintains by indicating the field's conceptions and assessments of employee voices that are distinct from one another. The impact of direct opinions from superiors, direct voice involvement and the mediating function that trust assumes are in those interactions. Based on significance, technique, process and voice management, it identifies their similarities and variations.
A survey of analyzing organizational performance and survival employing the management of knowledge
Authors: Karnik Neha , Yadav Aditya , Sahana B. S. , Kandhari Harsimrat , Banerjee Sridisha
Published: May 2024

As the knowledge-based economy has grown, effective Knowledge Management (KM) is becoming more and more crucial. Effective knowledge management is cited as a crucial element for any company seeking to maintain a sustained edge over competitors. To emphasize the importance of KM in organizations, the literature in the area is surveyed in this work. The study can demonstrate the significance of knowledge management factors in determining how well an organization performs as well as a vital instrument for its competitiveness, profitability and survival. For organizations to fully benefit from the value of knowledge, effective creation, management, sharing and utilization of knowledge are therefore essential. The study makes the argument that three essential elements people, procedures and technology must be considered if organizations are to manage knowledge effectively. Essentially, the goal of connecting people, processes and technology should be to leverage knowledge in favor to ensure the achievement of the organization.
An examination of sustainable human resource management for achieving financial, social, and environmental goals
Authors: Tak Trapti , Agarwal Varsha , Mishra Smita , Nilkant Dinesh , Ahluwalia Gunveen
Published: May 2024

A comprehensive analysis of sustainable human resource management (SHRM) techniques for accomplishing organizational financial, social and environmental objectives is done in this study. Here, we examine the diverse function of SHRM in coordinating human capital practices with more extensive organizational goals, acknowledging the growing significance of sustainability in today's corporate environment. We contend that although SHRM has not performed up thus far, it possesses the capacity to greatly aid in bolstering an organization's endeavors. We investigate the causes of this failure and talk about how SHRM can be involved in the formulation and execution of a company's strategy. Our proposal for a multifaceted, multistakeholder approach to sustainable SHRM builds on previous efforts to include environmental and corporate responsibility in the SHRM assessment framework. This approach includes actions meant to prevent negative consequences for stakeholders as well as to contribute to successful results along the triple bottom line as we explore the implications for study and develop a number of assertions as well as suggestions for more investigation.
Strategic management of human resources: Analysing the significance of human capital in the organization
Authors: Marwah Priti , Agarwal Varsha , Mishra Smita , Traisa Roopa , Faiz Ayaan
Published: May 2024

Strategic management for human resources (HR) entails maximizing human capital's value and integrating with organizational objectives to maintain competitive advantage and performance. Limited emphasis on employee well-being, resistance to transformation, disregard for diversity and inability to adapt hinder efficient human capital development. This review improves the efficiency of organizations through strategic HR administration, analyzing and improving the value of human capital during longer-term achievements. Here, we explained the HR that includes HR management approaches with sustainability competitiveness, as well as HR framework levels with proper measurement and integrative framework for HR management. Following that, we described human capital such as economics and social significance for human capital, characteristics for human capital, leveraging human capital for a competitive advantage and workforce-centric organizations. Then, we demonstrate an interactive relationship framework for human and organizational capital. Strategic HR management improves organizational efficiency by leveraging the entire possibilities of human capital for long-term achievement and competitive advantages.
Analyzing transformative marketing strategies for empowering enterprise sales achievement
Authors: Bagaria Malvika Dudi , Kulshrestha Shilpi , Srivastava Garima , Garg Avni , Chandra Umesh
Published: May 2024

Marketing management is the systematic organization and supervision of businesses' production and sales activities, focusing on market research to satisfy consumer demand and generate profits. Advertising is a crucial managerial operation, alongside finance, production, research and logistics. According to the management theory, marketing demands consumers vote with their money for the products that are essential to them. This decides the profitability of the business and meets the needs of the client. The majority mistakenly associated this idea with sales and promotion as marketing is the means of persuading the people to make an investment. The main component of sales is face-to-face interaction, where vendors interact with prospective consumers. Marketing uses media outlets and other means to generate demand and persuade individuals, even those without personal connections, to purchase goods or services. The goal is to understand consumers, so that the product or service matches their needs and sells itself, focusing on unnecessary sales.
In-depth exploration of talent management strategies within banking environments
Authors: Raza Syed Shahid , Mathur Shreya , Agarwal Varsha , Srivastava Garima , Arora Mithhil
Published: May 2024

The banking industry, marked by dynamic market conditions and evolving customer expectations, encounters distinctive challenges in talent management. Talent management, covering recruitment, development, and retention, plays a crucial role in ensuring the competitiveness of banks. This research conducts an in-depth exploration of talent management strategies in banking environments to unveil the nuances contributing to organizational success. The primary objective is to investigate and assess the effectiveness of talent management strategies by banks to attract, nurture and retain skilled professionals. The paper examines relevant publications, utilizing a methodological approach that spans from 2018 to 2023. Data are extracted from scientific literature databases to ensure a comprehensive analysis. The findings indicate heightened academic interest in talent management within the banking sector, emphasizing the urgent need for further research. The paper provides valuable insights for academia and the banking sector, serving as a foundation for future Data-driven research on talent management and hiring strategies in the banking industry and the broader financial domain.
Surveying the crucial role of financial management in small and medium enterprises
Authors: Nanda Satyajeet , Rani Ritu , Karnik Neha , Khanna Lalit , Agarwal Neha
Published: May 2024

Financial management plays a vital role in the success and sustainability of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs). The unique challenges faced by SMEs demand a comprehensive understanding of financial strategies and practices to navigate the complexities of the business landscape. This paper discusses about SMEs and executes financial decisions and performs in larger organizations. The main objective to examine the literature on SME sources of financing, and implement the account of SMEs and characteristics of owner-manager. SME financial decisions must be explored to understand the intricate relationships and determine the industry's financial contributions. The study desires to provide significant knowledge through investigating the intricate relationship among the characteristics of SMEs and various traits exhibited by their managers and owners. This knowledge was utilized to influence the policy structures, financial organizations and stakeholders involved in supporting SMEs. The SMEs represent an integral part of generating national economic growth was essential to possess comprehensive knowledge of financial circumstances. This information was essential to create a context that supports business management, supports creativity and enables equitable economic growth.
Elevating the profitability of small and medium enterprises: Systematic review on risk management principles
Authors: Gupta Ashish , Mahalakshmi S. , Garg Mohan , Kulshrestha Shilpi , Goswami Richa
Published: May 2024

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have a significant position in the world's economies by encouraging innovation and employment. These enterprises have limited resources and address particular obstacles while providing potential for development. Effective risk management is critical for SMEs to achieve long-term profitability. By identifying and minimizing possible risks, such as market changes and operational uncertainty, SMEs may protect their financial health and establish the foundation for long-term success. Implementing effective risk management concepts enables these organizations to handle insecurity, capitalize on opportunities and improve overall operational efficiency, resulting in a robust and effective business environment. In this research, we provide an in-depth examination of risk management in SME profitability, depending on empirical data, conceptual frameworks and beneficial case studies. Our objective is to determine common trends, challenges and standards of excellence in the field of SME risk management by investigating a range of resources. Initially, we collected 28 publications that primarily focused on risk management strategies for organization management, 10 articles were eliminated the cause of without taking into consideration SMEs. The subsequent phases of this systematic review of the literature, as well as the research process were based on in-depth analysis of the remaining 18 research articles. This research provides a beneficial understanding for improving overall SMEs' operational efficiency and profitability.
Examining the influence of talent management on organizational performance: A comprehensive overview
Authors: Agarwal Neha , Sriram Siddharth , Bagaria Malvika Dudi , Thakker Hemal , Kumar V. Vinoth
Published: May 2024

In the current environment, organizations are highly motivated to possess the most effective talent administration solutions. While it is crucial for the growth of an organization, attracting and keeping exceptional talent has proven to be one of the common problems facing businesses. Employee engagement is a crucial element that improves the correlation between talent management (TM) and organizational achievement. The goal of this study is to provide a comprehensive review of the TM techniques that have been presented and used in the relevant literature. Systematic literature review (SLR) is the study approach that was employed to gather and summarize the most significant information about the last four years (2020–2024) of enhancing organizational performance with methods for people management. The SLR procedure used 30 published studies and adhered to PRISMA requirements. By analyzing both internal and external factors that affect TM's application, the research's findings were aimed to provide significant perspectives for the discussion on the validity of TM to public organizations. Talent management improves organizational performance by encouraging team development, involvement, and loyalty, assuring sustained profitability and edge over the competition.
A comprehensive examination of human resource management elements and organizational performance
Authors: Agarwal Neha , Kumar V. Naveen , Tikku Utkaarsh , Vaishnav Jaimine , Suri Sahil
Published: May 2024

Comprehensive analysis is to offer an extensive summary of the present condition of the research on the connection between organizational performance and HRM components. Using the PRISMA criteria as a guide, a comprehensive investigation of electronic database work was done to locate relevant publications published through the review date. To select empirical research that analyzed the effects of different Human Resource Management (HRM) components on the performance of organizations, inclusion criteria were developed. The quality of the chosen studies was evaluated severely and data were retrieved for synthesis. The results of a wide range of studies analyzing several facets of HRM, such as employee engagement, pay as well as benefits, performance evaluation, training and development, recruitment along with selection, have been gathered in this systematic review. The review evaluates the quality of evidence pertaining to the established correlations between HRM aspects and organizational performance, as well as the diverse approaches utilized in the literature. The review offers an advanced understanding of the intricate relationship that exists between HRM components and organizational performance. It points out gaps in the existing body of knowledge and makes recommendations for future study topics that provide useful takeaways for HR specialists and organizational executives looking to improve overall performance through strategic HRM approaches.
Survey on financial portfolio management's role in investment decision-making strategies
Authors: Yadav Aditya , Madhavi R. , Bagaria Onkar , Ambulkar Ameya , Sharma Sorabh
Published: May 2024

Financial portfolio management is an organizational approach for managing a group of financial assets organized by a person, institution, or organization. It entails the dynamic allocation and reallocation of assets to accomplish specified financial goals whilst considering the risk tolerance and market environment. Diversification amongst several asset types, including stocks, bonds and alternative investments, is part of the process to maximize returns and reduce risk. Portfolio managers aim to optimize the performance and coordinate the portfolio with the organization's overall financial objectives through monitoring, analysis and modifications. Effective financial portfolio management is critical for attaining long-term financial stability and growth of the organization in a dynamic economic landscape. In this research, we investigate portfolio management by examining its primary objectives, fundamental requirements, investment approaches and procedural elements of economic management. It examines the abilities necessary for effective portfolio management, focusing on the principle of portfolio premises. The research further examines the various strategies for portfolio development, including the revenue portfolio, speculative portfolio, voluntary portfolio, protective portfolio and hybrid portfolio. By investigating these components, the study demonstrates a comprehensive understanding of the complexities of portfolio management and provides an in-depth overview for analyzing investment strategies and financial decisions in the context of organization management.
Understanding the emergence and significance of behavioral cybersecurity: A bibliometric analysis
Authors: Sajikumar Sariga , Ajithkumar N.
Published: May 2024

This thorough bibliometric analysis, using R-Studio and Biblioshiny, presents a comprehensive view of the evolving field of behavioral cybersecurity. It explores how human behaviors in online cyber activities have become a crucial area of research. Despite being relatively new, behavioral cybersecurity has gained considerable attention in academia and practical applications. The analysis reveals essential details such as key sources, influential authors, participating countries, affiliated institutions, and prevalent research themes in this field. It's an essential guide for new researchers, helping them identify gaps in knowledge and understand the importance of this growing research area. Examining 468 literature sources from Scopus up to January 11, 2024, shows a gradual start followed by significant growth, especially after 2012. This dynamic field offers numerous research opportunities by incorporating human aspects into cybersecurity discussions. The focus is on understanding behavioral patterns to shape strategies, guidelines, and user-centered software solutions. Spotlighting behavior in cybersecurity highlights user cognitive biases and the impact of emotions and social factors on decision-making in the cybersecurity landscape. This holistic approach underscores the crucial role of human behavior in shaping cybersecurity practices and strengthening digital defenses.
The ChatGPT and the future of HR: A critical review on the benefits and challenges of Al chatbots in human resource management
Authors: Sakib Md. Nazmus , Younus Mohammad , Masnoon Masnoon M , AlOmari Mohammad  Ahmad , Sahabuddin Mohammad , MOSAB
Published: May 2024

ChatGPT, the generative artificial intelligence (AI) tool, can be considered as a major technological revolution. The development of AI is significantly affecting various corporate operations, and ChatGPT's use in an HR context is likely to grow in popularity and significantly impact how HR professionals perform their duties. The main purpose of this paper is to investigate the potential benefits and challenges of utilizing AI chatbots in human resource management. In addition, the study looks at how their use is expected to develop over time and how companies are preparing for this technological transformation. Utilizing a systematic review methodology, the paper reviews 27 papers identified in the Scopus database published in from the year 2016 to 2023 to address the research questions. The findings of the paper show ChatGPT has several benefits for Human Resource function including automating routine HR tasks, providing insights to optimize HR strategies and decision making. At same time organization might face some potential challenges of using Chatbots, such as limited understanding of human nuances and context, lack of emotional intelligence, privacy, and security concerns. The study suggests how organizations need to prepare to confront these challenges, technological shifts, and potential future research areas. Thus, the paper contributes to the literature on the use of AI chatbots in human resource management and serves as a useful resource for organizations seeking to leverage this technology.