Volume 12 | Issue 11 |

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A brand is a combination of objective, seductive, and heartfelt awards to the buyer. A profitable brand is a recognizable item, administration, individual, or location that has been expanded so that the purchaser or client perceives substantial, outstanding additional features that most closely match their demands. Furthermore, its success stems from the ability to maintain these extra attributes in the face of competition. A brand has no monetary value unless it can transmit advantages. To say that a lack of benefit is a business issue rather than a brand issue is to separate the brand from the business, an academic enticement. Unquestionably, brands may be deconstructed from the perspectives of human science, brain research, semiotics, humanities, theory, and so on, yet they were clearly created for business goals and are still in use today.

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Brand Identity, Consumer Behaviour, Competitor analysis, Market research and Consumer behavior.

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This research paper investigates employee competency mapping within non-banking financial companies (NBFCs), focusing on Tricolour Financial Services Private Limited (TFSPL) in Coimbatore. The study evaluates the current competency levels of employees, assesses the effectiveness of training programs, and identifies areas for improvement in recruitment and selection processes. Utilizing a structured questionnaire, data was collected from 118 respondents across various roles and departments. The analysis employs statistical techniques such as ANOVA and Chi-square tests, revealing significant gaps in competency mapping practices and highlighting the need for enhanced training and development initiatives. The research concludes with actionable recommendations for TFSPL to refine its competency mapping framework.

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Competency mapping, NBFC, HR, Employee

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This research paper examines the crucial role of safety regulations in the chemical industry, emphasizing the need for stringent safety practices due to the hazardous nature of chemical manufacturing and processing. It highlights the challenges faced by the industry in maintaining compliance with regulatory standards and the integral role that SAP EH&S and other SAP solutions play in managing safety, regulatory compliance, and risk management. By leveraging SAP's capabilities, chemical industries can improve safety performance, ensure regulatory adherence, and optimize operational efficiency. The study concludes with insights on the benefits and future outlook of SAP-based safety management systems.

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Chemical Industry, Safety Regulations, SAP EH&S, Regulatory Compliance, Risk Management, Safety Management Systems, Operational Efficiency.

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The study analyzed the child-friendly local governance in the Municipality of Victoria, Tarlac along with: Survival, Development, Protection, Participation, and Governance using quantitative descriptive research design. Based on the data gathered and analyzed by the researcher the following findings were drawn from the study. First, the percentage of Fully Immunized Children (FIC) declined in 2022 indicating potential flaws in the LGU's vaccination campaigns among children aged 12 months. On the other hand, the rate of malnutrition did not change from 2021 to 2022 indicating that more effort has to be done by the local government officials to address children's food insecurity in order to improve their nutritional status. Second, From the two thousand sixty-two (2,062) population of children aged three (3) to four (4) years in the municipality, only 14.21% percent of them were enrolled in ECCD. Also, the municipality of Victoria managed twenty-eight (28) cases of Children in Need of Special Protection (CNSP), attained a score of 7.00 in case management report preparation with a corresponding ratio of 100 percent (100%) from 2021 to 2022, and established one (1) referral network. Fourth, the child representatives in the municipality were selected by virtue of Executive Order No. 5 Series of 2022 and through the Children's General Assembly. Lastly, for 2021 to 2022, the children's database received a score of 5.00, the Annual Local State of Children Report received a consistent rating of 2.00, and the budget allocation obtained a remark of three million six hundred twenty-six pesos (-3,626,000). In line with this, recommendations such as: appeal to the national government to prioritize uninterrupted delivery of immunization schedules and basic health nutrition care services in line with the Department of Health (DOH) Memorandum No. 2020-0150; Strictly enforcing the Milk Code which forbids the unethical promotion of milk formula; sufficient funding be allotted for Barangay Health Stations and Rural Health Units; Investments in education to deliver services reaching the children who need it most may be recognized by the government; and expand the opportunities available for OSCY programs where there is insufficiency, alternative education strategies including the use of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) should be explored were drawn.

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Child Friendly, Local Governance

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The banking sector is a cornerstone of modern economies, and employee engagement and organizational commitment are crucial to its success. In this context, Quality of Worklife (QWL) and Organizational Commitment (OC) are two critical factors that can influence employee performance, satisfaction, and retention. This research article explores the relationship between QWL and OC among employees in the banking sector, focusing on how QWL dimensions such as work environment, job security, work-life balance, and career development opportunities impact employees' commitment to their organization. The findings highlight the significance of fostering a high-quality work environment for enhancing organizational commitment and, by extension, improving overall performance in the banking sector.

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Quality of worklife, organisational commitment, women employees, banking sector

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This case study dwells on the usage of Aritificial intelligence techniques like speech to text and advanced machine learning to identify a problem related to high volume of calls coming to a call center related to a billing issue. The case study describes in detail the business problem and how the data sources were identified and selected, how the data preparation was done after data cleaning. Finally suitable machine learning algorithms were used to build the propensity models and get them ready for real time inference. The model was deployed on AWS Sagemaker as an end point. This model was used to generate the Next Best action(NBA) for the customer query

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Keywords: Propensity Modelling,Call center,AI, Logistic Regression,Random Forest,Gradient Boosting,NBA

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Ayurveda adopts a dynamic and innovative approach to health, emphasizing individualized care both in managing health and treating diseases. It is a comprehensive health science that not only covers knowledge about the body and diseases but also promotes healthy living, or "Swastha". A key contribution of Ayurveda is the concept of Maana-Pramana, which includes various measurement techniques such as Anjali Pramana and Anguli Pramana. The Swa-Anguli (one's own finger's breadth) serves as a unit of measurement for body parts and structures. The significance of Pramana is evident in Ayurveda's core principles, as the Mana/Pramana of Hitayu, Ahitayu, Sukhayu, and Dukhayu forms the foundation of Ayurvedic practice. Pramana Shareera can be seen as a scientific tool for research, valuable not only in diagnosing diseases (Roga) and evaluating patients (Rogi) but also in supporting the scientific validity of Ayurveda. In modern science, Pramana Shareera corresponds to Anthropometry, which focuses on physical measurements such as height and age. Anthropometry also examines the human body's components, including bones, adipose tissue, and muscles, and assesses their correlation with systemic and lifestyle disorders.

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Pramana Shareera , Anjali Pramana ,Anguli Pramana , Anthropometry

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Research related to digital literacy has grown exponentially in recent years. Its importance is that some scholars suggest that digital skills are a prevention tools against risks of digital technologies. Individuals of the 21st century have been encountering digital devices in every aspect of life. "Digital technologies have become unavoidable elements of political life of everyday consumption of social relations and indeed of community and public pedagogy and learning. Simply childhood, 'Development' and learning have changed in unprecedented ways that researchers and teachers are struggling to come to grips with" (Luke, 2012, 9). The concept of digital literacy as it is now was introduced by Paul Gilster (1997). In fact, Gilster was not the first person to use "digital literacy". He refers to digital literacy as the ability to retrieve and use information from various digital sources without being concerned about different competence lists mostly criticized for being restrictive (Koltay, 2011, 216). We could define digital literacy as the awareness, attitude and ability of individuals to appropriately use digital tools and facilities to identify, access, manage, integrate, evaluate, analyze and synthesize digital resources, construct new knowledge, create media expressions and communicate with others in the context of specific life situations in order to enable constructive social action and to reflect upon this process. We could say that digital literacy is composed of other illiteracies. For example, the ability to identify and analyze information in a digital environment would be related to information literacy.

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Digital literacy, digital skills, literacy practices, digital media, development.

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