Quality Delivery to Augment Customer Contentment: An Empirical Evidence of Co-Operative Bank of Oromia, Ethiopia (2024)

This conceptual article considers the self-identity of the Lao Piao group – the parents of Chinese immigrants in Australia, born under the one-child policy. The need for scholarship in this area follows: the growing number of these parents who float between their home in China, and that of their child in Australia; as well as the personal and social implications associated with this transient lifestyle. This article posits that the social identity theory and the intergenerational support model might help to clarify the experiences of this population, particularly the personal and social implications. This research can help to inform the development of policies and programs that aim to support this and potentially other floating populations

International Conference on Applied Business and Economics (ICABE), Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Main Campus, Egnatias, Thessaloniki, Greece, 21-23 October, 2019, 2019

It is known that peripherality is a condition experienced by individuals, businesses and regions located on the edge of economic and communication system, away from the geographical core of development or control center of the economy. This present study examines the characteristics and variables that affect the production of innovation within the less developed regional ecosystems. There are studies that use the differences in regional characteristics either to explain the deviations in innovative performance or interpret the different forms of regional development based on regional innovative activities. On the other hand, there are studies arguing that regions do not innovate but businesses do, and as such, they use business data along with regional characteristics. By reviewing the existing literature, this paper seeks to explore whether the innovation policy can either aim to improve regional innovation conditions, in particular through a modern approach to regional and local innovation systems or focus more on the specific needs of SMEs in these regions. All of the above are contemplated and are enriched in the light of Stra.Tech.Man (Strategy. Technology. Management) theoretical methodology for innovation. In conclusion, it seems that innovation can start from one point, be focused on a functional area and with distinct targeting, but it must transplant the innate potential of the organism (material and intangible) in the particular circ*mstances of its external environment, within the particular regional dynamics, since its competitiveness - that is, its ability to survive and grow - is always synthetically determined in terms of business (and its particular physiology), industry (and its special dynamics) and socio-economic space (and its specific historical evolution).

Proceedings of International Conference on Business, Economics and Finance. 23-24 August. Brunei Darussalam, pp.192-199, 2017

strengthening resilience by sustainable economy and business - towards the SDGs

The aim of this presentation is to highlight sustainable development challenges and opportunities for innovative entrepreneurs and investors interested in start-ups that have green agendas. One perspective in the sustainable development discourse is focused on reversing the globalization trend and developing the self-sufficiency of local communities. Innovative start-up logic is however focused on scalable business models and digital tools for engaging entrepreneurs and customers in different countries to save and recycle resources. Global campaigns such as World Cleanup Day can inspire innovative entrepreneurs in different regions. Even initiatives from small countries can build bridges between communities at a global scale, including all levels of society – from citizens to business and government institutions. Sustainable development goals assume matching values of organizations and young people eager to contribute to innovation. Sustainability motivation is based on the synergy ...

Due to globalization firms need to be innovative in introducing new products and services.Therefore, this study examines how social media bring ease in buying and improve firms overallperformance. We highlighted different elements such as Innovativeness, compatibility, customerinformation, rapid customer service, Brand visibility and cost effectiveness. We found that allthese elements have positive effect on social media usage and firms performance in B2Borganizations. We analyzed that social media tools provides way to produce innovative products,to improve quality of existing products , to advertise products to targeted audience , to knowabout the latest features of products trending in the market , to produce the products withdifferent new innovative features in order to achieve desired targets.The main discovery of this research provides the detailed knowledge of different innovativesocial media tools which can be used by the organizations in order to be innovative in all aspectsand provide greater satisfaction to customers by improving the quality of existing products andproducing new innovative products with advanced new features, to build business relationshipswith people by getting access of information of them through social media usage and to meet theexpectations of customers by knowing the actual needs and demands.

International Conference on Banking, Insurance & Business Management , 2022

The purpose of this study is to examine factors that influence consumer attitude and behaviouralintention to use drone-based food serving restaurants. It is expected that attitude influences customerbehavioural intentions positively backing by perceived innovativeness and consumer motivation. Thesample size of this study is 300 individual. These individual will be approached while their visit todifferent restaurants. For data analysis all factors like perceived innovativeness, consumer motivationfunctional, hedonic and cognitive motivation will be calculated with structural equation modelling.Aside of direct relationship the moderating impact of image will be tested between user attitude andbehavioural intention of customer. This study is significant as it discuss innovative trends in foodindustry and examines consumer attitude towards acceptance and use of innovate based restaurants.

7th International Conference on Banking, Insurance & Business Management , 2020

E-health is a completely new technology in healthcare industry for patient care. Through internet doctorscan quickly assess patients' conditions and provide consultation. The current study aims to investigatewhat factors enhance patient knowledge towards adoption e-health services and encourage them to adopte-health system for their own convenience. This study empirically investigates patient adoption behaviortowards e-health by using primary data. The objective is to assess how factors like perceived usefulness,subjective norm, computer anxiety and perceived behavioral control impact patient behavior to adopt ehealth.This study will be based on a primary research design, in which quantitative data analysistechniques will be used by exploring the tools of descriptive statistics, correlation analysis, andregression analysis. The data will be collected from 200-250 respondents. The data will be collectedthrough questionnaire using Google Forms. The survey questionnaires will be distributed to the citizensof Pakistan. Using the structural equation modeling method, hypothesized relationships will beanalyzed. Results will show whether there is a strong or weak association between variables. This studyis significant as its research framework is based on the technology acceptance model (TAM) and theoryof planned behavior (TPB), with the moderating effect of e-health literacy.

strengthening resilience by sustainable economy and business - towards the SDGs

The key objective of a green economy, as an environmentally sound, low-carbon economy, is promoting sustainable development. The latter should consider national culture, which comprises the values, beliefs, and actions of a society. The main purpose of this paper is to explore the interconnectedness of uncertainty avoidance as a national cultural dimension and the levels of green economy development. In the research, we gathered secondary data from 60 countries from different parts of the world. The data for national cultural orientations were collected from the Hofstede insights website, whereas the values for the green economy indicators were gathered from the Green Growth Index. Our research shows that countries with a high degree of uncertainty avoidance perform better in green trade, green employment, and green innovation indicators than countries with a low degree of uncertainty avoidance. The research is based on descriptive statistical analysis. Its findings show that for so...

The present study was undertaken to know the factors influencing faculty Engagement in self-financing colleges in Tiruchirappalli Town. 50 respondents are selected for the study using convenient sampling method based on the convenience of the respondents'. Cross tabulation, chi-square test and Anova table are used to analyze the data. Study reveals that the most important factor influencing Faculty engagement is vigour and the least important factor influencing Faculty engagement is dedication. There is no significant difference between monthly income and overall faculty engagement.

Jamshedpur Research Review , 2024

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CBIBM , 2022

E-wallet is the latest technology approach in the field of e-commerce for conducting cashlesstransactions to merchants with minimum restrictions. However, consumers are reluctant toadopt electronic wallet services due to confidentiality, security and fear of theft of personalinformation. Researchers have revealed that e-wallet is an effective and safe mode ofpayment and is easy to use. The objective of this research is to find factors that motivateindividuals toward adoption of e-wallet by building trust. Therefore, the impact of technologyacceptance and theory of planned behavior on attitude toward electronic wallet service isstudied which ultimately leads toward adoption. The study is based on primary researchdesign with quantitative data analysis approach. Data will be collected from 250 respondentsthrough questionnaire. The convenience sampling approach will be employed for datacollection. The model and its relationship will be test through structural equation modelingthrough Smart PLS software. The study is significant as it increase customer‘s knowledgeabout e-wallet and overcome security issues.

strengthening resilience by sustainable economy and business - towards the SDGs

The purpose of the conceptual study focuses on the sustainability management in the light of philosophical, managerial and ethical implications of the basic findings of quantum physics. The methodology follows the current impetus of sustainability as a complex challenge related to economic, environmental and societal crises. The common denominator for the topic is a contextual perspective and comprehensive solutions in time. The older concept of CSR, for example, offered a concrete forms for the management of companies and organizations, while the newer concept of PRME and SDGs requires a deeper and broader background that provides better tools for educating of managerial responsibility for younger generation at business schools. The findings build on the managerial and teaching experience of the author and existing studies summarizing the current challenges of quantum physics in four dimensions: economic, social (anthropological), environmental and long term. The applications make ...