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Abstract: With the emergence of new technologies and innovations the World is also facing alarmin... more Abstract: With the emergence of new technologies and innovations the World is also facing alarming increase in the crimes and a cyber crime is one of the most vulnerable crimes emerging now a day. India too is no exception in the paradigm of cyber crime. Cyber crimes in India are gaining momentum from simple e-mail type of crime to serious crime like hacking, source code theft etc. Cyberstalking is on the rise and women, senior citizens and children are the most likely targets. This paper examines cyber stalking as an example of a crime that is simultaneously both amenable to, and resistant of, traditional forms of legislation, depending upon the way in which the possibilities of the Internet are exploited. The paper attempts to discuss the modes of cyber crimes, categories of cyber stalkers, psychology of cyber stalkers, motives of cyber stalkers and the nature victims. The paper also attempts to suggest measures to prevent the crime and deal cyber stalkers.

The integration of mobile phones into agricultural supply chains has become a pivotal force in re... more The integration of mobile phones into agricultural supply chains has become a pivotal force in reshaping traditional practices and processes. This study aims to unravel the role of mobile phones in transforming agricultural supply chains using the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) as a theoretical framework. By analyzing the adoption patterns and impact of mobile phones on various stakeholders, including farmers, traders, suppliers and consumers, this study explores the transformative potential of mobile technology. Real-world case studies and empirical data are employed to provide a nuanced understanding of how mobile phone adoption improves efficiency, decision-making and coordination throughout agricultural supply chains. The findings contribute valuable insights for policymakers, researchers, and stakeholders seeking to harness the full potential of mobile phones to drive sustainable development and inclusive growth within agricultural supply chains.

Futuristic Trends in Management, Feb 28, 2024

The integration of mobile phones into agricultural supply chains has become a pivotal force in ... more The integration of mobile phones into
agricultural supply chains has become a pivotal
force in reshaping traditional practices and
processes. This study aims to unravel the role
of mobile phones in transforming agricultural
supply chains using the Technology
Acceptance Model (TAM) as a theoretical
framework. By analyzing the adoption patterns
and impact of mobile phones on various
stakeholders, including farmers, traders,
suppliers and consumers, this study explores
the transformative potential of mobile
technology. Real-world case studies and
empirical data are employed to provide a
nuanced understanding of how mobile phone
adoption improves efficiency, decision-making
and coordination throughout agricultural supply
chains. The findings contribute valuable
insights for policymakers, researchers, and
stakeholders seeking to harness the full
potential of mobile phones to drive sustainable
development and inclusive growth within
agricultural supply chains.

Information is widely recognized as the most important asset of organization in the current trans... more Information is widely recognized as the most important asset of organization in the current transition of developed countries towards knowledge-based economies. With the advent of new technologies and innovations, the entire work system in corporate as well as government has become more oriented towards efficiency, cost-effectiveness and transparency. The present paper is an attempt to study the level of Information Orientation (Information technology practices, Information management practices and Information behavior and values) among the employees in the health and medical sector organizations. The study also investigates the impact of Information Orientation on ethical practices in both the select public as well as private sector health organizations. The results revealed that Information orientation does have a positive impact on enhancing ethical practices in an organization. Also it has been found out that the Information orientation in public organisation is significantly different than in the private sector organization.

Today organisations are increasingly aware of the potential use of information in providing compe... more Today organisations are increasingly aware of the potential use of information in providing competitive advantage for sustaining their long term success. Information is being widely recognized as the most important asset of an organization in the current transition towards knowledge-based economies. Information Orientation (IO) measures the extent to which individuals perceives that their organisations possess the capabilities associated with effective information use to improve organisational performance. The present paper is an attempt to study the level of Information Orientation among the employees of telecom sector. The study also investigates the various dimensions of Information Orientation viz. Information Technology Practices (ITP), Information Management Practices (IMP) and Information Behaviour and Values (IBV) in both the select public as well as private sector telecom organizations. The results revealed that for an organisation to be more oriented towards Information al...

Consumer retention, loyalty and satisfaction are important ingredients for the sustainability of ... more Consumer retention, loyalty and satisfaction are important ingredients for the sustainability of any organisation. Customer switching is opposite to the customer loyalty, and being loyal means satisfaction for a particular product or services. The consumers may switch to other brands if they are not satisfied with the present one. Thus, for the long term sustainability of the organisations, consumer retention has become challenge for them and hence, satisfaction plays an important role. The satisfied consumers have less probability to switch to other brands. For satisfying the consumers, one has to know about what consumer buy, why they buy it, when they buy it, how and how often they buy it and what made them to switch to other brands. The present paper is an attempt to study the toothpaste buying patterns among the individuals. The study also examines the various factors which influence the consumers to buy toothpaste of particular brand and reasons for their switching to other brands.

international journal of research in computer application & management, 2012

The emergence of Information and communication technology has its impact on all the diversified f... more The emergence of Information and communication technology has its impact on all the diversified fields and education is not an exception. Today the availability of e-resources and their use in libraries are very common. E-learning is a form of learning in which the educational process is supported by information and communication technology (ICT). Thus, e-learning has become a dominant delivery method at workplace learning setting across organizations of various sectors and of varying areas. Although many organizations are recognizing the potential of e-leaning to bring closer the employees, there appears to be some issues to be addressed in delivering e-learning. The present paper is an attempt to examine the attitude of university students towards e-learning and its role in imparting education to them. The paper also highlights the difference in the attitude of perception towards e-learning based upon gender.

Futuristic Trends in Management, Feb 28, 2024

international journal of research in computer application & management, 2012