IOSR-JBM   Volume-19 ~ Issue-6 ~ June-2017

Abstract: On-line shopping is a recent era that has hiked in the domain of E-Business and is definitely going to be the future of shopping in the world. Everyone has entered to the smartphone world so it is easy to access apps according to their comfort and make their life better. At present there are millions of mobile apps likewise there apps for health, games, booking tickets, music, social networking, travel, banking, news, fitness, calendars and many more. The app stores add on 20,000 apps every month. Consumer's shop when and where they want, where they are comfortable with the products and the choice of shopping. The increase in technology provides good opportunities to the seller to reach the customer in much faster, easier and in economic way. India is penetrated by 204.1 million smartphone users as of 2016...............

Keywords: Online-Shopping, Market Penetration, Trends, Consumer Behavior

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Abstract: This study, Business Process Reengineering and Organizational Performance, spawns from the need to explore the relationship between business process reengineering and organizational performance of Innoson Technical and Industrial Company, Emene, Enugu. The main objectives are: to ascertain the degree to which each of the three decomposed variables of business process reengineering of creative rethinking, radical change and fundamental thinking relate to profitability, market share and business sustainability dimensions of performance of Innoson Technical and Industrial Company, Emene, Enugu. The study was a survey type of research of which correlational research design was employed to ascertain the degree of the magnitude of the relationship between the studied variables. Structured questionnaire was administered on the sample of two hundred and sixty one (261), out of which, two hundred and fifty (250) copies of questionnaire were successfully returned, hence used for the analysis. Data collected from the respondents were analyzed with Pearson Correlation Coefficient.................

Keywords: Business process re-engineering, organizational performance, operational cost, cycle time reduction, quality enhancement and service improvement.

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Abstract: In a patriarchal social structure like Bangladesh the role of women is confined to some definite work and position which is considered inferior to that of men. Even after numerous progresses in gender relation, the situation more or less remains the same in the context of their family roles and responsibilities that cause domestic violence. This is an empirical study that aims to identify the relationship between employment and women's empowerment in urban areas of Bangladesh. Women's "empowerment" in developing countries gained attention due to its significant influence in socio economic development of the country. The data has been collected using Non-probability purposive sampling technique from a total of 100 respondents in Dhaka city. Among them 50 were employed and 50 were unemployed women...................

Keywords: Employed Women, Unemployed Women, Urban Middle Class, Women Empowerment

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Abstract: Accounting, being the language of business, has been serving every trade ever since its beginning. The practice of accounting has been improved significantly by the emergence of accounting software using the cloud technology, which is one of the tremendous IT innovations over the last decade. Today the ever-changing business world is becoming more and more competitive and sophisticated with the advancement of cloud technology. Like other sectors of business, accounting has also embraced cloud computing solutions in order to provide relevant and particular information as well as a real time overview of business for all stakeholders...........

Keywords: accounting, accounting software, cloud, cloud accounting, cloud technology

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Abstract: This study aimed at determining the effect of corporate social responsibility performance on stakeholder's perception of telecommunication companies in Nigeria. An ex-post facto research design was employed. Data were collected and statistically analysis using multiple regression. Based on the empirical analysis, the study revealed that economic expectation of CRS performance do has a significant effect on stakeholder's perception. The study also revealed that legal expectation of CRS performance do has a significant effect on stakeholder's perception. The study further revealed that ethical expectation of CRS performance do has a significant effect on stakeholder's perception............

Keywords: Community investment, Corporate social responsibility, Discretional / Philanthropic expectation, Economic expectation, Ethical expectation, Legal expectation, Stakeholder's perception.

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Abstract: The study critically considers the effect of forensic accounting and litigation support on fraud detection in Nigerian companies. The objective of this study is to predispose if forensic accounting and litigation support have any significant effect on fraud detection in Nigeria companies. In order to actualize this objective, data were sourced for through primary sources and this was achieved with the help organized questionnaires of two segments administered to the employees of Zenith Bank Nigeria Plc. and Union Bank Nigeria Plc. in Calabar, Cross River State. The data collected were presented with the help of tables and interpreted with the help of inferential statistics using Analysis of Variance...........

Keywords: Forensic Accounting, Corruption, Litigation Support, Fraud, Fraud Detection

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Abstract: Now a day environmental issues, especially the domestical solid waste/garbage problems in Bekasi Distric are still an unresolved problem. The waste increase over the time due to increase in population and human activities. The waste problem are also an important issue for PT. PJB UP Muara Tawar power plant. The waste will contaminate the rain and river water then flow to the sea. As we know, the power plant condenser utilize sea water as cooling fulid. The sea water will flow through pump and filter. The waste contamined in water sea has posibility to clog the intake of filter. From management of PT. PJB UP Muara Tawar point of view, the sea water polution..........

Keywords: paper, plastic, recycle, waste

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Abstract: The waste problem are also an important issue for PT. PJB UP Muara Tawar power plant. The waste can contaminate the rain and river water, then flow to the sea. As we know, the power plant condenser utilize sea water as cooling fulid. The sea water will flow through pump and filter. The waste contamined in water sea has posibility to clog the intake of filter. As point of view from management of PT. PJB UP Muara Tawar, the sea water pollution due to solid waste can affect the operation and maintenance of power plant, meanwhile, it can impact to the society health awareness. Hence, this program is very important to the company and society and it is in line with Sustainable...........

Keywords: Inorganic waste, health, non-hazardous, non-toxic, organic waste

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[2]. Aye, Lu and E. R. Widjaya, "Environmental and economic analyses of waste disposal options for traditional markets in Indonesia," Waste Management, vol. 26, no. 10, pp. 1180-1191, 2006.
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Abstract: In recent time the amount of data handled by any traditional machine learning system is huge due to big data analytics. Deep learning plays a major role in this respect by retaining the performance of the system with huge amount of data. Deep learning research is constantly growing in last 25 years due to its huge potential in business system. Machine learning system are transforming from shallow architecture learning algorithm like SVM, Perceptron, kNN to deep architecture. In this paper we have discussed the importance of Deep learning in the introduction part and we have done an analysis of different type of software libraries in Deep learning and applications like Torch, Theano, TensorFlow and Caffe. Finally, Deep learning application in business perspective is discussed.

Keywords: Feature Hierarchy, Convolution Neural Network, Unsupervised Learning, Trading Systems

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Abstract: Due to the importance of electrical energy, pressure groups exert their influence on governments and regulators seeking price rules that will afford enterprises a competitive advantage. As regards civil society, low electricity prices carry a political and electoral appeal, and they also help governments combat problems related to inflation. Thus, these pressure groups have often created rankings to compare international rates, highlighting that Brazilian tariffs are among the highest in the world. The media has obviously published such studies, causing political embarrassment for the local governments.This article presents a comprehensive discussion of the various factors that may distort the results of comparisons...........

Keywords: Comparisons, Electricity, Relevant Factors, Regulation, Tariffs.

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