IOSR-JBM   Volume-25 ~ Issue-11 ~ November 2023

Abstract: Atamnirbhar Bharat is the mission of the nation. It focuses on the development of India towards being self-reliant. The demand of Indians should be supplied by Indians through their production. India has been the birthplace of many products in the world. Khadi has always contributed to the development of India. The oldest thread of cotton was found in India belonging to 4000 BC. Khadi was one of the classical fabrics of India. Our ancestors started hand-woven clothes thousands of years back. The Ministry of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSME) has given immense.......

Keywords: Self-reliant, FMCG, Spinning, Weaving, MSME, KVIC

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0918, (Online):2279-0926..

Abstract: Leadership has a crucial role in implementing business and functional strategies through its influence on employees' motivation. According to Berke-Litwin (1992) change model, employees' motivation is affected by any transactional factors at operational levers and transformational factors at long term levers; At the same time, motivation affects individual and organizational performance. In hospitality, where quality of services provided and guest satisfaction are related to service-employees' motivation and satisfaction, leadership plays a determinant role in shaping employees' motivation, organizational performance and guest satisfaction.
The aim of this article is to, first, identify leadership characteristics, style, traits and behavior that motivate employees is hospitality....

Keywords: Hospitality, Leadership, Motivation, Burke-Litwin

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Abstract: In today's energetic and ever-evolving commerce scene, the complicated interaction between commerce administration and Technology has gotten to be a essential driver of victory. This term paper sets out on a travel to disentangle the significant advantageous relationship between these two basic spaces. As the cutting edge world witnesses a fast convergence of mechanical developments, businesses must adjust and use these headways to flourish. Then again, technology itself is altogether formed and guided by the vital choices made inside the domain of trade administration. This interdependency is what shapes the center of our examination. This comprehensive investigation looks for to dive into different measurements of this perplexing relationship. It'll investigate how mechanical....

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Abstract: This research aimed to analyze the opportunities of using assistive technologies for the literacy of students with special educational needs. To this end, a systematic review was carried out under the guidance of the PRISMA guidelines. The search included complete Brazilian articles from 2020 to 2023, excluding theses, dissertations, abstracts, monographs and duplicate articles. The search was carried out on academic platforms such as Google Scholar, Scielo and Web of Science, with inclusion and exclusion criteria for the selection of studies. The articles were analyzed in two separate stages. In the first stage, initial screening was carried out, which focused on assessing the titles.....

Keywords: Assistive technologies; school inclusion; students with disabilities

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Abstract: The coffee crop is one of the main agricultural crops of Brazilian agribusiness, with Brazil being one of the main producers and exporters of the fruit. In this sense, this work aimed to analyze the concentration of the world coffee export market and the Brazilian competitiveness in the sector, from 1962 to 2017. Concentration ratio indexes (CRk), Herfindahl-Hirschman index (HHI), Entropy index de Theil (E), Gini The Coefficient (G) and the Revealed Comparative Advantage Index (RCA) were determined, whose data were collected based on the Economic Complexity Observatory (OEC) and analyzed using Excel® and SigmaPlot software ®. Brazilian competitiveness has a comparative advantage for coffee exports throughout the period, especially with regard to the export of coffee beans, which is mainly destined for Germany, which uses it to re-export processed coffee. In this sense, it can be concluded that, although the coffee export market is not considered concentrated, it is unequal, in which few countries concentrate large fractions of the exported value..

Key words: Degree of concentration. Re-exportation. International Market. Agribusiness

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Abstract: Background: In this study, IPRC in the Kicukiro district served as a case study to investigate the impact of strategic planning procedures on IPRCs in Rwanda. The research encompassed three distinct objectives, each of which has been addressed. Firstly, the study assessed the influence of conducting a situational analysis of the IPRC on the strategic planning processes in Kigali. Secondly, it evaluated how performing a priority analysis of strategic initiatives affected the overall performance of IPRC in Kigali. Lastly, the research examined how prioritizing strategic initiatives impacted the performance of IPRC in Kigali....

Keywords: Strategic Planning Processes, Performance Of Intergrated Polytechnic Regional College, Kigali-Rwanda.

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Abstract: Recent trends have shown that luxury fashion is increasingly committed to sustainability, but the response of consumers in unique emerging markets like India is not known. This study addresses this gap in the existing research by attempting to find out Indian consumers' views on upcycled luxury fashion and the extent to which they are influenced by various demographic variables. A structured questionnaire containing close ended questions was administered to 400 consumers and their responses analysed. The findings show that the majority of respondents had a favourable attitude towards upcycled luxury fashion, and they do not vary across groups of demographics such as age, gender, annual income and educational qualifications. The findings of this study can be used by upcycled luxury fashion providers both at national and International level to capture the potential Indian market.

Keywords: Upcycled luxury clothing, fashion, environment friendly fashion

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Abstract: Social media has had a significant influence on consumer behavior and corporate growth since its inception in the late 1990s. Mostly used websites like Facebook and Twitter, which transformed online communication and information sharing, were made possible by early platformes like Friendster and Six Degrees. Social media became even more accessible as smartphone usage increased in the 2010s, which fueled the growth of influencer culture and brand communities. Peer reviews and genuine voices are now trusted by consumers, which has shifted power away from brands and highlighted the value of real-time feedback and tailored marketing. Improved customer.......

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