Pub Date : 2023-06-30DOI: 10.47992/ijcsbe.2581.6942.0278
Sandhya Bangera, Subrahmanya S. Bhat
Introduction: The modern definition of intelligence is machines’ capacity to comprehend and adapt to surroundings employing innate skills and acquired knowledge. We have arguably reached a brand-new stage in the development of civilization. In recent years, the advancement of cognitive technology has accelerated rapidly. On many levels, their capabilities—both current and future—are very appealing. Their application in business is intended to save operating expenses while accelerating the rate of business development and improving the quality of services provided. Cognitive systems use logical human processes to interpret data in order to enable computers and robots to precisely mimic human actions, both in terms of repetitive, routine tasks and comprehensive procedures of completing a variety of tasks. Additionally, they carry out diagnostic and predicative tasks. They are used in the most recent technologies because they offer conclusions, shed light on processes, and offer automated actions based on data analysis and contextual human interactions. Since much of the labour done by employees is routine in nature, computers and algorithms may simply take over these activities. Information technology services and integrated solutions are offered by the Mphasis. It covers application services, infrastructure technology, and business process outsourcing. It adopts a customer-in view to transform organisations by utilising the sector-specific X2C2TM framework, which harnesses the power of cloud and cognitive to give hyper-personalized digital experiences to its customers. Background/Purpose: Mphasis is in the industry of: Business Services, Custom Software & IT Services, Management Consulting - leading applied technology services, helping enterprises transform businesses globally by applying next-generation technology. Design/Methodology/Approach: Referred websites and articles related to Mphasis development, services, cognitive applications. Findings: With regard to sales, delivery, and development, Mphasis innovates to produce excellent customer service and successful results. In order to maintain its clients at the top of the heap in a market that is constantly changing, its goal is to be flexible, nimble, and customer-centric. There have been companies with significant AI-related infrastructure in India. IISc has organizations with driving organizations like Robert Bosch, Faurecia; IIIT Bangalore is in association with Mphasis and focus Cognitive Computing; IIT Kharagpur has made AI inquire about focus with Capillary Technologies. Originality: This paper tries to give an overview of how Mphasis focuses on cognitive intelligence applications and anticipates 0the future of applied technology and forecasts tomorrow's trends. Paper Type: A Research Case study paper on the use of cognitive intelligence in Mphasis
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Pub Date : 2023-06-12DOI: 10.47992/ijcsbe.2581.6942.0277
Namreen Asif V. A., P. Aithal, Niyaz Panakaje
Background/purpose: Despite this, women are having high exposure and they are working in all fields like defense, engineering, medicine, etc. In order to make all women in the nation attain a standard Women Empowerment is needed. Women Empowerment focuses on empowering each and every woman in the country to make them independent in all aspects of society, to be aware of their rights, and to make them equipped with physical security. Objective: This paper focuses, Mahila Samman Savings Certificate, A New Modest Savings Scheme for Women in India, programs available to women and girls in India, as well as women who are gaining benefits from various government programs that have been implemented with government aid, are the main topics of this article. Design/Methodology/Approach: Numerous programs for women are funded by the central government and are sponsored by the Indian government. A research study has been undertaken to learn about these plans and make a comparison of these programs. The Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Women and Child Development, Google, Google Scholar, new papers, journals, theses, and other websites were some of the sources used to compile the secondary data for this research study. Findings: This article focuses on the different schemes and factors that have made women's empowerment possible. The Mahila Samman Small Savings Yojana Program and other women-specific small savings initiatives are the primary subjects of this study. The Mahila Samman Savings Certificate Program is a modest savings program supported purely by the government for women and girls. Therefore, it has no credit risk and, pays the highest rate of interest when compared to other programs. Small Savings Scheme, for example, pays the highest rate of interest when compared to fixed-rate deposits (FDs) offered by public banks in various states, while Sukhnya Samridi Yojana has a shorter tenure of just two years. Originality/Value: This paper focuses on the different schemes and purposes that have made women's empowerment possible. The Mahila Samman Small Savings Yojana Program and other women-specific small savings initiatives are the primary subjects of this study. Paper Type: Research Paper
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Pub Date : 2023-06-12DOI: 10.47992/ijcsbe.2581.6942.0276
Nandita Mishra, P. Aithal, A. Iyer
Purpose: Through this study, the aim was to find out the perception of the viewers of the television industry. Both primary and secondary research was conducted to understand what impressions the users hold and what factors may drive them toward a particular Channel platform. Approach: Different articles and blogs were referred to understand the user count, different age groups using these platforms, gender count, and the content that is being consumed. Detailed information about the sector, in general, has been elaborated in the study. Result: The likability of the content, factors leading to subscription, or factors obstructing a user to subscribe to the Channels platform, are researched in the study. Towards the end areas of improvement or suggestions are made for the entertainment industry. Value: This report has provided valued insights into a platform that is explored and what areas need improvement whilst stating the clear position of the television entertainment industry. Type of Paper: Exploratory Case Study.
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Pub Date : 2023-06-06DOI: 10.47992/ijcsbe.2581.6942.0275
Elroy Monis, Ramesh Pai
Purpose: In terms of market structure and competitiveness, Indian banking has seen major changes. The future of banking services is being revolutionised by technical and digital advancements. Technology advancements are anticipated to have a significant impact on the global financial sector in the near future. Innovations in payments, lending, asset management, and insurance put financial institutions' business models and strategies to the challenge, but they also offer opportunities to both newcomers and existing market players. Fintech is a term used to characterise emerging technological advancements in the financial services sector due to an increased reliance on information technology. The concept of new- generation banking is resonating with traditional banks' increased use of technology through in-house upgrades or partnerships with fintechs. This in turn is driving the banking sector toward new business models, innovative products, and services. Clients nowadays, particularly retail customers, want banks to offer them efficient, dependable, and customised services. Therefore, there is a need to offer financial services that are both affordable and accessible to everyone. Narrow banks. One such cutting-edge strategy used by fintech companies is neo banking. Neo banking is a financial industry buzzword that is revolutionising India's Fintech industry. Neo banks, which have been widely successful, are now expanding into India and giving users access to financial services with just a mouse click. Neo banks can offer banking services and products online through partnerships with traditional banks despite not having a physical presence. Neo banks provide cutting-edge banking options to their clients, particularly the tech-savvy generation and the underbanked citizens of our nation. Therefore, this research paper aims to introduce this concept of neo banking to a wider range of consumers and attempts to make a study on Neo bank in its present and future by analyzing its pros and cons through SWOC and ABCD Framework Analysis. Design/Methodology/Approach: Research gap is identified after a literature search on Neo banks. Since this concept is in its inception in India, there is a lot of scope for research. Secondary data is analysed to understand the concept of neo banks and SWOC and ABCD framework analysis is conducted on Neo banks. Findings/ Results: This research article explores the new paradigm shift in providing financial services to individuals and businesses. Since Neo banks are in its inception stage, this paper attempts to understand the advantages, challenges, and benefits of Neo banking through ABCD and SWOC analysis. In addition, the paper also focuses on 5 prominent neo banks in India and the growth and future for Neo banking in India. Type of Article: Review-based exploratory study.
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Pub Date : 2023-06-04DOI: 10.47992/ijcsbe.2581.6942.0273
Sandhya C., Srinivasa Rao Kunte R.
Purpose: The purpose is to analyze the hospitals and their processes for knowing their functions and commonalities for the benefit of the best hospital choice for patients. In this study, five hospitals of Mangalore have been considered for the analysis. There are a few common things among these hospitals and certain competitive advantages that a few of them have. Hence, analysis is done based on various approaches like marketing, finance, HR, Strategy as well as the service in general. It is also to know the growth, uniqueness, competitive advantage, patient satisfaction, social contribution, and sustainability measures as well as to know the survival ability of hospitals. Design: This study is designed to collect information from various stakeholders of the respective hospitals and to analyze the same using various statistical tools. The data is then interpreted to ensure there is a perfect cross-sectional analysis of each organization from top to bottom as well as bottom-to-top approach. Findings: The findings are based on the data collected about the commonalities and differentiation of services that these five hospitals offer. KMC stands out to be number one among the five. Originality: This is a first of its kind approach to analyze five hospitals in one city in a paper and the entire study is done by the researcher as part of a bigger study. Type of Paper: Empirical Case study.
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Pub Date : 2023-05-29DOI: 10.47992/ijcsbe.2581.6942.0272
D. Bindhu, Niyaz Panakaje
Purpose: India has a wealth of cultural architectural heritage that must be incorporated into the mainstream development process. The growing economy necessitates a strong corporate presence, and the social responsibility programmes of these corporations provide the opportunity for engagement with the cultural heritage sector, aimed at sustainable development, and thus preserving and promoting our country's cultural heritage. The primary goal of this research is to preserve and improve world-class amenities and visitor infrastructure. Including both basic public utilities and advanced amenities such as a secure environment, ease of access, quality of community life, hygiene, luminance, and night displaying establishments for an all-inclusive visitor experience, resulting in increased footfall from both foreign and domestic visitors. Methodology/ Design: In this research article, secondary sources of information from websites, and academic research papers on the research topic are used. The purpose of this research was to contextualise and strengthen the connection between Indian traditional art and historical monuments. It aims to involve both public and private organisations, as well as corporate citizens/individuals, in taking on the obligation of attempting to make cultural history and tourism more sustainable by developing, operating, and preserving outstanding tourism architecture and facilities at ASI/state In India, there are inheritance locations and other essential tourist attractions. Findings: In collaboration with the Ministry of Culture, the Department of archaeology Survey of India, state and UT governments, and private and public sector corporate entities, among others, the Tourism Department wants to develop, enhance, and maintain facilities at historic monuments, heritage landmarks, and tourist areas. This is carried out to make the architecture more visitor and to boost the site’s tourist attraction by continuously improving the visitor experiences. Public and private sector organisations, for example, can participate in the construction process by submitting a proposal for embracing intangible cultural sites based on their interest and viability within the project timeline. Under this project, Companies in the private and public sectors, trusts, non-governmental organisations, and individuals are all eligible to adopt a historic property. The full implementation of this involvement, nevertheless, is based on their assessment of their proposal and other criteria specified in the time schedule. Originality/Value: This review finds that work done for society may benefit the corporate world, and initiatives in this area may increase the value. Paper Type: Research article
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Pub Date : 2023-05-24DOI: 10.47992/ijcsbe.2581.6942.0271
Nandita Mishra, P. Aithal
Purpose: India has a rich tradition of education and learning right from ancient times and especially during the Renaissance period, the Golden Age of Indian Culture. The major three achievements in education, during this period were the decimal system, the great Sanskrit epics, and the contribution to the sciences of astronomy, mathematics, and metallurgy. The four Vedas, i.e., the Rigveda, Yajurveda, Samaveda, and the Atharvaveda were configured through ideals, practices, and conducts. The doctrine of action (Karma) occupies a very significant place in the Indian system of education and has evolved during the transition from ancient to modern education. Two methods of teaching were being practiced during the Vedic period. First, the verbal/oral method, and the second based on thinking (Chintan). Current higher education has shown trends of multidisciplinary approaches along similar lines. NEP 2020 also suggests a multidisciplinary approach. Bloom’s Taxonomy defines three domains of learning, cognitive, affective, and psychomotor. The ancient education system is also based on the three domains, to develop higher-order learning by building up the lower-level cognitive skills. Approach: The exploratory study based on secondary published research articles on the education system in India, seeks to interpret extant academic research on the relevance of the ancient education system in modern multidisciplinary education. Findings: The literature analysis emphasizes that ancient learning systems based on Vedas included many yogic practices. In general, to calm the mind and improve learning, asanas, chanting of mantras, and meditation were done. The same practices are emphasized by HEI, guided by UGC and AICTE. Universal Human value (UHV) has been implemented for all-around personality development and practice of an integrated approach in Yoga. Modern methods to develop memory include the logical method, spaced learning, and rational memory. All of these are derived from the ancient way of teaching and learning. Using the ABCD listing methodology this paper explores the advantages, benefits, constraints, and disadvantages of the modern education system, both from learners’ viewpoint and teachers’ viewpoint. Type of Paper: Exploratory Research.
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Pub Date : 2023-05-24DOI: 10.47992/ijcsbe.2581.6942.0270
Anupa Baliga B. S., Carmelita Goveas
Background/Purpose: The global economy is continuously changing with innovation and technological development. In the recent past, digital technology has revolutionized the banking sector and hence banks are readjusting their business strategies toward e-banking. Fintech companies with lower costs operations were taking over the banking business initially, and now are partnering with banks to increase their profits and customer base. Design/Methodology/Approach: The data for this case study has been gathered from secondary sources of information by referring to a number of research articles in journals and information from the internet. It is a case study research approach that seeks to assess fintech and banking digital transformation and aims to evaluate Fintech in Banking using SWOC analysis. Findings: Banks by partnering with fintech companies can expand their services instantaneously using data sets. It can offer a single platform to access various financial services and also introduce innovative, economical products, and services to customers. Integration of banks with fintech may lead to technical complexity. It is challenging to meet the rising expectations of the customers. Originality/Value: This paper analyses the role of fintech in banking and provides suggestions through evaluation. Paper Type: Case Study Research paper
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Pub Date : 2023-05-17DOI: 10.47992/ijcsbe.2581.6942.0269
Sudipto Chakraborty, P. Aithal
Purpose: The Internet of Things (IoT) has changed how we interact with technology, allowing us to control and monitor devices remotely from our smartphones or other devices. One of the most popular ways of interacting with IoT devices is through voice assistants like Amazon Alexa. To integrate an IoT device with Alexa, developers must create a custom Alexa skill to understand voice commands and communicate with the IoT device. This research paper presents a practical guide for developers interested in creating custom Alexa skills for their IoT devices. It covers the essential steps in setting up the AWS IoT platform, designing the Alexa skill's interaction model, and testing the Skill. Design/Methodology/Approach: We decided which load or equipment would be operated using the Alexa voice command. Then we thought about quickly consuming minimal words for each device operation. We prepared the command list in the Excel sheet and a command prototype for Alexa utterances. We created an AWS account in the AWS cloud server and started to create the new Skill. Finally, we must add the AWS lambda function ARN to the Alexa default Endpoint to update the IoT Device shadow for connected devices. Findings/Result: This research demonstrates that the development of an Alexa skill for IoT devices in the AWS Cloud is a reliable, efficient, and flexible approach that has the potential to revolutionize the way we interact with IoT devices in our daily lives. Originality/value: The novelty of this research lies in the fact that it provides a step-by-step guide to developing an Alexa skill for IoT devices in the AWS Cloud. It will also help researchers and developers understand the complexities of developing Alexa skills for IoT devices in the AWS Cloud and how these skills can be used to control IoT devices anywhere. This research will add value to the field by providing developers with the necessary tools and techniques to develop sophisticated and reliable Alexa skills for IoT devices in the AWS Cloud. Paper Type: Experimental-based Research.
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Pub Date : 2023-05-17DOI: 10.47992/ijcsbe.2581.6942.0268
Sandhya C., Srinivasa Rao Kunte R.
Purpose: We continue our investigation into the origins of business models and look at how the business models of new firms originate by integrating institutional and restriction theories. Design: Amazon's business models are studied following the deductive and inductive approaches. Inductive: by checking the assumptions and coming to a conclusion, Deductive: by checking the theories and proving the hypothesis. Objective: To find out the competitive digital strategies of Amazon, that could be learned and copied for other organizational applications. Findings/Result: The findings show that there are several consumer complaints and service issues about Amazon's influence, notably in regard to pricing, customer service, in-store staff, and post-purchase support. The paper claims that Amazon's development and profitability have been greatly aided by business strategies combining technology, distribution networks, and customer service. These tactics have also assisted Amazon in differentiating itself from its competitors in the brick-and-mortar and online retail industries. Originality/Value: The business model as well as the SWOT analysis presented may be used by organizations to assess and narrow down their options for a business modeling platform. This case study work is original and would help researchers to do further study accordingly. Paper Type: Case study.
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