Articles, Research, & Case Studies on Management
A Study on Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) For Micro, Small And Medium Enterprises In India By Dr. Nalla Bala Kalyan
Abstract: Intellectual property is a rising out of one's idea,
thoughts and intellectual influence. Today, the government and law makers,
identifying its power and wide operation, gave it legal protection in terms of
patents, trademarks, copyrights, industrial designs and geographical
indications. IP can assist MSMEs grow worldwide as big as their competitors in
all aspects of their business. IP will assist MSMEs to develop their industry
and aggressive management policy. The small scale sector has played a greater
role in the socio economic development of the country during the past fifty
years. The MSMEs are of immense strategic importance to the Indian Economy
because of its their contribution in terms of output, export, employment,
flexibility, competitiveness, innovation, offering economical solutions and
promotion of sustainable development. The prime intention of this paper is
study how IP helps Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises.
Impact Of Mergers And Acquisitions On The Value Of Firms: A Study Of Selected Pharmaceutical And Chemical Companies In India By CA Amit C. Shah; Dr. P K Rathod
Abstract: This research paper focuses on examining the impact of
Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) on the value of selected Pharmaceutical and
Chemical companies in India. It covers the period of twelve years from 2000-01
to 2012-13 covering the pre-merger and post-merger phases. The most of the
corporate advisors believed that M&A have positive impact on value of
firms. However, the objective of achieving a success was subjective estimation.
When the study examined each M&A against prior performance based on value
of firms for the span of six years pre- and post-merger; it revealed that
almost opposite results were found. It was found that among selected eleven
units, majority units have not shown significant improvement in the value of
firms. In other words, selected M&A were unsuccessful in majority of cases
in improving the value of firms. This study supports the evidence to the
previous research and also it is found that, by considering the financial and
economic parameters the results obtained have shown decline in the value
addition of both Pharmaceutical and Chemical companies in post-merger period as
compared to the pre-merger period.
Tea Industry in India - Challenges Ahead By K.rajeswari; R.saranya; V.ambika
Abstract: One of the India's Primary beverages is TEA, where
around 85% of households in the country are consuming Tea. Out of the world's
total tea production, 27% is being done by Indians. As India is one of the
countries with largest consumer base for tea, about three-fourths of the
country's total produce is consumed by the local people. Indian tea has its own
taste and quality that makes it stand out in the market. Darjeeling, Assam
Orthodox and High range Niligiri are most popular because of its unique aroma,
strength, colour and flavour. Major tea growing regions in India are Assam,
Darjeeling, Dooars region and Nilgiris in the southern region. Recent data on
Tea Industry reveals that Export of Indian teas increased by 5.7 per cent in
the first four months of 2017. Even though this looks positive this does not
showed a right signal for the Planters. As Tea Industry looks lucrative when
seen from outside, its real scenario is that it is trembling with lots of fear
factors. This paper analyses the important factors that is currently affecting
the Tea Industry in India.
Investor's Demographics and Its Influence On Investment Objectives By Shruti Maheshwari; Dr. Manish Mittal
Abstract: Every individual save a part of their income in order to
invest it in some financial product. This investment pattern is guided by the
purpose for which he desires to compromise on current needs and save to fulfil
some future need. Choice of investment objective is dependent on many
independent variables. One of the variables that influence this decision is the
demographic profile of investors. The present research aims to analyse the
impact of this independent force on the investment objective preference of
investors. Data from 536 investors was collected across India. The objectives
were categorized as capital appreciation, regular income, future security, tax
benefit and status quo. Investors were asked to rank these objectives in order
of their preferences. Kruskal Wallis and Mann Whitney tests were used to
analyze the results.
Leadership Styles And Employee Performance By Cisma.f.
Abstract: This study is about the effect of leadership styles on
employee performance which focuses on employees. This section elaborates the
background of the study (Historical, Theoretical, and Conceptual perspectives),
statement of the problem, Purpose, Specific objectives, Research questions,
Hypothesis, Scope of study and Significance of the study were explored.
Factors Affecting On Examination Stress among Undergraduates: An Investigation from Eastern University By P.luckmizankari
Abstract: The objective of this study is to discover the factors,
which are creating examination stress among B.B.A undergraduates of Eastern
University. This study was fully focused on Primary data, which was collected
through self-designed questionnaire with five point Likert scale. The sample
was comprised of 100 B.B.A Undergraduates from various Year of study spread
across the Eastern University, Sri Lanka. The collected data has been examined
and evaluated through Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) 20.0.
Through this survey, researcher concluded, ?there is a high-level examination
stress exist among B.B.A students?. Female students are having high stress than
male students. Among the factors, physical cognition has high contribution to
examination stress, and depression is common consequence among most of the
undergraduates who has examination stress than others.
Organizational Performance Of Financial Institutions In Batticaloa District By Vianny Jeniston Delima
Abstract: Measuring the organizational performance is an important
issue in researches. Organizational performance can be measured in different
perspectives. Each perspective of measurement is unique. Several unique
determinants can be used to measure organizational performance. Performance
measurements become an important concept to pay attention in recent years due
to different organizational objectives. In the beginning, performance was
measured by financial measurements and also it is being measured by
non-financial measurements. There is still significant knowledge gap on
measurement of performance. This research paper examines the operational
measurement of organizational performances. Conceptual framework is developed
based on Carton (2004). Organizational performance is measured by customer
satisfaction, employee commitment, and corporate reputation. Questionnaire is
developed and given to customers of Financial Institutions in Batticaloa
District. Findings shows that there is high level of organizational performance
existed among Financial Institutions in Batticaloa District.
A Comparative Analysis of Preference between Traditional Theatres By Aashish.C.I; Dr.yathish Chandra; Mr. Raja Ram
Abstract: Cinema theatres are a medium of entertainment since the
time that has seen its euphoria. Projection of movies some long years back used
to be considered as a pass time, since the role of the family members used to be
defined with a pretext of male dominated figure head. The role of the ladies is
to nurture the children, look after the house, the male were supposed to take
family members for the sake of entertainment. Most of the movies used to be in
the form of storytelling, dance and music with little humour and climax. At the
same time, there used to be very less theatres because of less population in
the urban areas, since the majority of the population is densely located
towards rural areas. In the rural areas, the economic growth relied mostly on
agriculture and farming. The only mode of entertainment in the rural areas was
stage drama in the form of role play. As and when the economic development
changed its gear due to globalisation, liberalisation and privatisation, India
started seeing the change in the lifestyle, likes and preferences of people in
the field of entertainment and very slowly the rural population also started
shifting towards urban side because of employment and high standard of living.