IOSR-JBM   Volume-23 ~ Issue-8 ~ Aug. 2021

Abstract: Purpose: The purpose of this study is to analyse and understand the scope of digitalization and its impact on employee performance in banking sector.
Method: The paper is based on a qualitative approach and structure was designed based on semi-structured interviews conducted via telephonic calls with employees from select banks to enable connections between theories and pragmatic findings. Findings: After analyzing the data very efficiently, found that digitalization has significantly impacted the employee performance in the banking sector. It has become......

Key Words: Bank, Digitalization, Employee Performance, Technological Advancement, Technology in Banking Sector.

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Abstract: This article describes the need for management reform of judicial review for Regional Regulation in Indonesia. After a long period of dualism in the testing system that attaches authority to the Government (i.e. the Ministry of Home Affairs) and the Supreme Court, the Constitutional Court finally imposes a single review on the Supreme Court. With this new mechanism, the Supreme Court's management measures in handling judicial review cases of Regional Regulations urge improvements to ensure institutional accountability and independence.

Keywords: Supreme Court, Indonesia, Regulatory Regional, Executive Review

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Abstract: This study aims to build a new concept, namely ESI-based relational capacity to address research gaps on trust and marketing performance. This novelty was studied in depth with relevant theoretical studies and tested in empirical research conducted on the principals of kindergarten schools in the city of Semarang. The data was collected empirically to the respondents with the data of respondents who were processed and analyzed as many as 230 respondents with random sampling technique. Testing models and hypotheses using structural equation model analysis with SmartPLS 3 software. Of the seven hypotheses proposed, all of them have been shown to have a significant effect. The results..........

Keywords: Trust, ESI-based relational capacity, Entrepreneurial Orientation, Strategic assets, Marketing performance

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Abstract: Community Based Tourism (CBT) is one of the most effective tools for ensuring sustainable tourism. Tourism had close connection with local communities, local resources and local culture. CBT will ensure the participation of local communities in every phase of tourism development which will help to protect local culture, resources and help to boosts up local economy by offering different opportunities to local people. This article basically tries to identify the basic stimulus factors which will encourage local residents to participate in Community Based Tourism activities in their region. Both primary and secondary data sources are used for collecting necessary data for this study. Basically mixed approach (qualitative and quantitative) analysis is done for making the tasks for informative..........

Keywords: Community based tourism (CBT), stimulus factors, community participation.

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Abstract: Firm Value is one of the investor's perceptions of company success level that is reflected on stock prices. High stock prices make the value of companies higher. Several factors can affect firm value, including firm size, profitability, and tax avoidance. The sample used in this study is miscellaneous industry sector companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange in the period of 2015 - 2019. This study used the Partial Least Square (PLS) method. The analysis technique used in this study is the inner model analysis and hypothesis testing. The result of this study showed that firm size and tax avoidance do not affect firm value, and profitability has a positive and significant effect on firm value while firm size does not affect tax avoidance..........

Keywords: Firm Value, Firm Size, Profitability, Tax Avoidance

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Abstract: This study investigated the environmental accounting and financial performance nexus of listed oil and gas sector companies in Nigeria. The specific objectives of the study were to examine the relationship between environmental accounting and the return on assets of oil and gas companies. It also examined the relationship between environmental accounting and return on capital employed of oil and gas companies; and the relationship between environmental accounting and net profit margin of oil and gas companies. Three hypotheses were formulated in line with the stated objectives of the study. The study obtained data through the published financial reports of the selected companies and analyzed using the multiple regression technique based on OLS with the aid of SPSS........

Keywords: Environmental Accounting, Financial Performance, ROA, ROCE, NPM.

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Abstract: Coronavirus that struck the world in early 2020 has created severe turbulence in human life. Lockdown imposed by the government and norms of social distancing defined a new way of office work for working professionals. This involved connecting to colleagues using online methods. Working men and women had to also contribute to domestic chores. The authors themselves being working woman/man have felt a change in the work life balance for both men and women professionals where roles have been redefined with inclusion of significant domestic responsibilities. As part of the exploratory study to understand this change, the authors have selected a sample of articles.........

Keywords: pandemic, covid, lockdown, text mining, text analytics, women, men, gender, domestic, housework

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Abstract: This study seeks to examine the relationship between customers' wealth creation and customers' satisfaction with financial institutions. Data were collected through a survey questionnaire administered randomly on a sample of 54 respondents. The results show that, there is a positive relationship between customers' wealth creation and their satisfaction with financial institutions in Cameroon. This means that a bank and / or financial institution that focuses on creating wealth for their customers, the happier would the customers' with that bank and / or financial institution. Thus bankers should focus their strategies on customers' value and wealth creation in other to satisfy the customer and to ensure that the banking customer relationship could last for a longer period of time

Keywords: Banking, Private Banking, Wealth, Wealth Management, Customer Satisfaction, Financial Institutions

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Abstract: Data Science is playing a role of modulator for today's digitised media industry. As majority of functional domains are transforming themselves so that they can well stride with the advancement of data and analytic.Majority of media and entertainment industries are using sophisticated data science tools to create better and more personalised and customised content to drive audiences.The data is available in abundance but how these data can be analysed for drawing more audiences, engaging them and impacting them in an effective way is challenge. Here the role of data science can be said as modulator as the data science technology is making these data more usable and recommendable for media industry. This paper highlights how data science is creating a platform for media by collecting......

Keywords: Data science, data, media, innovation

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Abstract: Purpose: Covid-19 has impacted the entire world and consumers are also one among them. This pandemic has created panic among the consumers also. This paper has tried to analyse the way the consumers have shifted to more mindful shopping owing to covid. There has also been change in the way consumers used to shop with more and more consumers shopping online.
Design/Methodology/Approach: The paper was based on analysing google search trend for March 2020- March 2021. The existing literature was analysed to understand the changing consumer behaviour.
Findings: Covid-19 has impacted the way the consumers.......

Keywords: covid, consumers, behaviour, shift, online shopping

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