IOSR-JBM   Volume-22 ~ Issue-4 ~ April 2020

Abstract: This study intends to explore the impact of operation strategy on information technology investment, as well as the impact of the level of information technology investment on the degree of market orientation, the degree of organizational learning, the customer relationship management activities and the performance. The results show that prospector strategy and analyst strategy have a significant impact on the level of information technology investment; the level of information technology investment has a significant impact on the degree of market orientation, customer relationship management and organizational learning and the operation performance. Enterprises can adopt the prospector strategy and analyst strategy and attach importance to investment in information technology so as to improve their operation performance.

Keywords :information technology investment, market orientation, customer relationship management

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Abstract: Insurance industry play a key role in advancing the socio-economic of the country. Besides reinstating the social and economic status of the insured citizenry after a loss occurs, the sector contributes significantly to the national economy through, employment of thousands of Kenyans and paying taxes to the Exchequer. This study sought to determine the effect of internal reconciliation strategies on fraud prevention among listed insurance firms operating in Nairobi City County. The fraud triangle theory guided the study. A cross-sectional research design and quantitative approach were adopted. A total of 147 staff working with the aforesaid insurance firms constituted the study population. Out of this population, a sample of 108 respondents calculated using Yamane's formula was obtained.....

Keywords: Fraud, fraud prevention, fraud triangle theory, internal reconciliation strategies, listed insurance firms,

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Abstract: The changing economic environment exposes the banks to various risks. Banks are important for development of an economy. Banking sector helps in stimulation of capital formation, innovation and monetization in addition to facilitation of monetary policy. It is imperative to carefully evaluate and analyse the performance of banks to ensure a healthy financial system and an efficient economy. The following study attempts to evaluate the performance of 3 private sector banks and 3 public sector banks in India using CAMELS Model for a period of 5 years 2015-2019.

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Abstract: Overseas education consultancy are experts or counsellors who assist, guide and direct students is planning their higher education abroad. The rise of overseas education can be seen in India and the number of students going abroad have increased ever since.The education sector has seen a growth of new agents that is the overseas consultancy. Therefore, the aim of this study was to see whether overseas education consultancy played an important role for students going overseas for education. The most important part of this study was to find the prevalence of students going to consultants for overseas education and to study the benefits gained after joining a consultancy. By these findings I have able to put forth the suggestions and recommendations to the management. The study was carried out at Kapol College and CATKing Educare – Mumbai, India. Primary data was collected through questionnaire survey amongst the students who attended the seminars conducted by CATKing Educare and the students who enrolled in

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Abstract: ORésumé
Dans ce papier, nous avons analysé les différents mécanismes employés par les ménages vivant à l'hinterland Kisangani-Banalia, une zone de la République démocratique du Congo où la précarité ne cesse de battre un record remarquable. Pour y arriver, nous avons eu des entretiens avec les ménages de cette zone à travers un guide d'interview, ce qui nous a permis de mieux cerner les évidences dont nous avions besoin pour nos analyses. Avec ces données, nous avons suivi tout d'abord une méthode inductive, qui part du particulier au général. Par cette méthode, les opinions des ménages rencontrés peuvent être considérées comme une réalité sur l'axe Kisangani-Banalia. Le dépouillement.....

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Abstract: The social networking site (SNS) seems to be the 'Mantra' that affects the performance and productivity of employees at their working place. The purpose of the study is to investigate the relevance of collaborative technology such as social networking site to employee productivity and examines whether social networking is capable of increasing the levels of employee performanceand satisfaction. In the study it was discovered that the use of social networking site at work place helped employees improve their productivity but some studies also reported the opposite, hencethe organizations should take this seriously while making their policies for their employees......

Keywords: Social networking sites (SNS), Employee satisfaction, Employee performance, employee productivity and working place

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Abstract: The rapid technological advances in the world affect human behavior in general in life, as well as specifically in the business world which is very rapidly applying technology to help the production process, marketing products or services to get feed back from customers. Marketing has undergone a shift from Marketing 1.0 to Marketing 4.0. Marketing 4.0 is able to integrate offline traditional marketing with online digital marketing.

Keywords: Marketing 4.0, Traditional Marketing, Digital Marketing

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Abstract: Background: Food safety is defined as the prevention of hazards carried by food at the time of consumption. FSSC 22000 consists of an international certification whose main objective is to ensure the supply of safe products to consumers all over the planet. This research aimed to map the main impacts of the implementation of the FSSC 22000 standards on the organizational structure of an agroindustrial cooperative located in the Southwest region of SaoPaulo. The Human Resources, Quality Assurance, Workplace Safety, Marketing and Production functional units were mapped....

Keywords: Food Security; Organizational structure; Competitive advantage; Impacts; Agroindustrial Cooperative.

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