View of Block chain a peer-to-peer network: A holistic Study from research firm to corporate house

To facilitate this policy, all authors must privately disclose “ALL of their potential conflicts of interest” to the journal editors at the time of submission. In the article, authors must include a draft statement disclosing all relevant conflicts of interest and relationships.

GLOBAL JOURNAL OF

ENTERPRISE INFORMATION SYSTEM

Implication Propose from Editor’s Offset Block chain a peer-to-peer network

A holistic Study from research firm to corporate house

Preamble

Benefits and Drawbacks of Crypto Currency

Curtain Raiser to Block Chain
Journey of Block Chain

Blockchain Platforms Software

Bitcoin

How to Buy Bitcoin: A Pictorial and Snapshot of a Transaction with PayPal on
Distributed Ledger Technology

What’s the Future of Blockchain in India?
Highlights of Blockchain Training from Open Source Technologies

Blockchain will make a Splash in the IoT Sector

How Top Corporate are Using Block Chain
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What Block Chain is doing as a Whole in a Contemporary World and Creating a
Block Chain Utilization by Corporate Houses: Some Facts
Conclusion

If this innovation is so intricate, why call it "blockchain?" The essence of blockchain is really just a chain of blocks, though not in the usual way. There is no reason to doubt the future of blockchain technology as projects based on blockchain are making a big change in the current scenario of the world.

Annexure-I

10 Year Plus Journey about GJEIS: From 2009–2019

From 2019, according to the instruction given by the international rating agencies that provide ratings to the journal, we have started to place an agreement index at the end of an article to give more transparency and credibility. The editors are of an observation that paper has been closely monitored by the blind reviewer, which at a later stage was corrected and modified by the authors (Shitika, Ruchika & Vij) in various stages as and when required. to do it.

Role of Emotional and Spiritual Intelligence for Retention

All comments were shared on a number of dates by the authors at the appropriate time and the same were integrated by the author into the calculation. Generally, all editorial and reviewer comments were integrated into a paper at the end and further the manuscript was designated and placed under the category of Empirical Research Paper as its highlights and highlighted the work related to the Higher Education System in India which is an empirical study.

A Study of Higher Education System in India

Introduction
Research Objective
A Brief Review of Literature
Emotional Intelligence
Spiritual Intelligence
Faculty Performance
Research Methodology

Sample
Instrument

Analysis and Discussion
Discussion
Conclusion
Scope for future research
References

However, the combined influence of emotional and spiritual intelligence was found to be significant on college performance. The Role of Emotional and Spiritual Intelligence in Retention: A Study of the Higher Education System in India.

Prevent Plagiarism in Publication

34;Conceptual model for measuring Saudi bank managers' job performance based on their emotional intelligence (EI)", International Journal of Organizational Analysis, 2017. 34;Conceptual model for measuring Saudi bank managers' job performance based on their emotional intelligence ( EI)", International Journal of Organizational Analysis, 2017.

Estimating the Sacrifice Ratio for Indian Economy: An Empirical Study

Literature Review
Methodology, Concepts and Data Sources

Dependent Variables
Explanatory Variables

Analysis and Discussion

Robustness Test
Time Variant Sacrifice Ratio
Sacrifice Ratio and Monetary Policy
Sacrifice Ratio and Fiscal Policy
Sacrifice Ratio using Laurence Ball Method

Conclusion
References

Using aggregate supply curve approach, sacrifice ratio was estimated by Okun (1978); Gordon and King (1982). Estimates of the sacrifice ratio imply that a 1 percentage point reduction in inflation causes a 1.3% reduction in output.

Do Macro Economic Variables and Nifty 50 Move Together?

Review of Literature

Multiple regression results from monthly) showed the impact of macroeconomic variables on the Indian stock market. Shrestha Macroeconomic variables (money supply, industrial production, inflation, exchange rate and interest rates) were tested for co-integrating relationship between indices of China's stock market during January 1992 to December 2001 (monthly). Malaysian stock market was tested for both short- and long-term relationships with macroeconomic variables (interest rates, money supply, industrial production, inflation, exchange rates and balance of trade).

Using cointegration analysis (VAR model in the period 1987-1997), it was discovered that both stock market indices were integrated with other variables in both the short and long term.

Research Methodology

Oriwo The study investigated the impact of macroeconomic variables (lending rate, inflation rate, 91-day T-bill rate with the Nairobi Stock Exchange Index using regression analysis. Using autoregressive distributed lag bounds testing approach and Granger causality test from June 1990 to April 2014 ( monthly) It was found that there was no significant relationship between the variables.It was shown that from November 1998 to July 2008 (monthly) Generalized Additive Model (GAM) was better fitted than OLS (Ordinary Least Squares) for forecasting stock market returns from the selected macroeconomic variable.

It was found using the JJ, OLS and GARCH model that the variables moved together in the long run.

Results and Findings

Unit Root Testing

Unit Root Statistics (Level)
Unit Root Statistics (First Difference)

Co-Integration Statistics
VAR Model
Wald c 2 Statistics

The Effect of Economic Indicators on Indian Stock Market Volatility: Using Independent Component Regression, Journal of Contemporary Research in Management. The relationship between macroeconomic variables and stock market performance in Kenya, DBA Africa Management Review. Impact of Macroeconomic Variables on Islamic Stock Market Returns: Evidence from NIFTY 50 Shariah Index, Journal of Commerce and Accounting Research.

Effect of International Financial Flows on Indian Stock Market Indices: A Time Series Analysis, Splint International Journal of Professionals.

Cyberbullying in India’s Capital

Bullying
Cyber bullying
Classification of Cyberbullying 6
Cyberbullying Affecting Capital of India
India Ranks 3 rd on Global Cyber Bullying List 6
Delhi Police Study for Cyberbullying 8
Objectives of Research
Analysis
Safety Measures
Limitations
Opportunities for Further Research
References

Sometimes people alter the victim's photos and then post on social media to harass them. Out of all 46 responses were found to be incomplete and therefore not included in the data analysis. It can be seen in the chart below that most of the respondents believe that cyberbullying has a bad effect on a person's normal life.

Depression, mood disorders, insomnia and guilt are primary symptoms that can be seen in the behavior of victims.

An Analytical Introspection of Work Related Stress; In Indian Corporate Sector

Stress and Anxiety in the Workplace
Coping with Job Stress
Individual and Organizational Stress Management Approaches

Individual Stress Management
Organisational Stress Management

Role of Managers and Employers in Dealing with Job Stress

Workplace Intervention and Mediation Programme: Organizational and Individual

Short term Policies and Deliberations
Long-Term Deliberations and Concerns
Implications
Measures to Tackle Occupational Stress

Objective of the Research
Design of Research
Tools
Data Collection

Data Analysis and Interpretation

Interpretation

Summary and Conclusion
References

Sometimes the nature of the work itself can be the main cause, and sometimes the personal life of the workers. You can ask employees for ideas on how to lift the mood in the office. The study was specifically designed to track stress levels among workers in the corporate sector.

About 75% of individuals agreed with the fact that their attitude changes due to work stress.

FDI in India - The Growth Trajectory

Conceptual Framework
Review of Literature
Objectives
Data Analysis

Analysis of FDI Inflow
Regression

Interpretation
Correlation
Interpretation
Current Outlook of FDI in India
Market Size
Government Attitude
Recent Initiatives Taken by Government
Conclusion
References

Inflow of Foreign Direct Investment in India”- Gulshan Akhtar (Researcher) The researcher has emphasized with data that Foreign Direct Investment has played a remarkable role in the growth and development of the Indian economy. The present paper discusses the role of FDI in the development of the telecommunication sector. One of the economic aspects of globalization is that increasing investment in the form of foreign direct investment.

The contribution highlights the important role of FDI in the development of the country.

Impact of Liberalization and Globalization on Trade Unions in India

Liberalization and Globalization as a Challenge for Trade Unions
Demand for Labour Reforms in India
Reduction of Employment in Public Sector
Important Initiatives for Effecting Change
Conclusion
References

The role of trade unions was codified and defined as instruments of collective bargaining on behalf of the working class. Privatization and liberalization, closely followed by the process of globalization, gradually reduced the role of the public sector - the mainstay of trade unions. The unions must also focus on the inclusion of women workers in their fold.

Ravinder Jit, Anju Bharti1 and P. Impact of Liberalization and Globalization on Trade Unions in India”, Global Journal of Enterprise Information System.

Factors Affecting Online Shopping Behaviour

Retail Present Scenario in India
Online Retail
Online Shopping Behaviour
Offline and Online Consumer Decision-Making Process
A Framework of Online Consumer Decision
Online Buying Decision - Influences

Inspirations that Lead Consumers to Buy on the Web

Models to Identify Factors Affecting Online Shopping

Model 1: Online Shopping and its Effect on Consumer Behaviour by Fayu Zheng, 2006
Model 2 - Determinants of Consumer Behaviour Fore-Commerce Environment
Model 3 - Consumer Behaviour in an E-Commerce Environment
Model 4 -FFF Model – Vinay Kumar and Ujwala Dange
Factors (External and Internal) Affecting Consumer Buying Behaviour
Filtering Elements
Conceptual Model - Jayendra Sinha and Jiyeon Kim
Findings and Learnings

Implications

Trustable and Securer Website
User Friendly Website
Online Service
Additional Option

Limitation of the Study and Future Research
References

Experimental research shows that the convenience of the Internet is one of the effects on consumers' willingness to buy online (Wang et al., 2005). The model was developed to know the components that influence the online shopping practices of Indian buyers (Exhibit 5). The model examines (1) the effect of risk factors identified in the past (comfort risks, product and financial risks) and Indian logic factors. carrier and basic factors (concerns related to the shipping of items and the exchange of goods) on the mentality towards online purchasing, and (2) subjective norm, mood/attitude, the domain-specific innovation (DSI), attitude and perceived behavior Control (PBC). In this way, in the online purchasing setting, a technological and mechanical know-how specific inventiveness is called.

Attitude has been used in a number of ways in the context of online shopping.

Workplace Presenteeism

Presenteeism and Absenteeism
Reasons behind Presenteeism
Impacts of Presenteeism
Different Models and

It is wrong to measure success based on absenteeism alone, as extended presence can lead to much worse numbers (Rise Staff, 2018). We see that presenteeism leads to a greater outflow of pro‐. However, at the same time, it is more important that the workplace is free of potential risks due to presenteeism.

However, they cannot function optimally due to health problems.

Perspectives to Presenteeism

How to Prevent Presenteeism

For example, free workplace counseling can help workers and their employers better understand their health problems and symptoms. There is also strong evidence that screening and awareness programs can cost-effectively help reduce presenteeism. Employee assistance programs, or EAPs, can help reduce costs associated with accident benefits, mental health costs, medical costs, employee turnover and absenteeism.

Cost-effective workplace interventions can help address workplace depression and manage absenteeism and presenteeism.

Conclusion

Specially designed employee assistance programs can promote healthy practices and active lifestyles among the workers. Better management of the health of the workforce can lead to improved productivity and thus give any organization a competitive business advantage in the market (Hremp, 2004). Since presenteeism not only affects the mental and physical health of the workers, it lowers productivity and increases social costs.

Thus, EAPs can help increase productivity as they address a range of daily, life and mental health issues faced by employees.

Retrieved from https://risepeople.com/blog/presenteeism-at-work/. Job stress and presenteeism among Chinese healthcare workers: the mediating effects of affective commitment, International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health. Effects of coworker and supervisor support on work stress and presenteeism in an aging workforce: a structural equation modeling approach, International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health. -Resources Model: An Empirical Analysis to Explores' Performance, Absenteeism, and Presenteeism", International Public Management Journal, 2018. organizational support, work-family/family-work conflict and presenteeism in the hotel industry", Tourism Review, 2017.

Demand-Resource Model: An Empirical Analysis to Explain Employee Performance, Absenteeism and Presence", International Public Management Journal, 2018.

Great Enterprise Contribution to Society

Features of iThenticate

Book Review

IOT Fundamentals

Vinita Sharma Associate Professor

The subject matter is so well written that the reader starts having a desire for the next chapter of the book to explore new things. This part of the book teaches readers how IoT can be used and what IoT architecture is recommended to increase security, operational efficiency, and user experience. The chapter explains how IOT is used to enable communication between vehicles and infrastructure through protocols such as DSRC and WAVE, and how IOT increases the efficiency and safety of transport infrastructure.

Each chapter has a concluding summary and references to help readers gain a complete understanding of the concept and its application.

Marketing Research: An Applied Orientation (By Naresh K. Malhotra and Satyabhushan Dash)

About Book Introduction

Chapter Scheme

Overview

Introduction to Marketing Research
Defining Marketing Research problem and developing an approach
Research Design
Exploratory Research Design: Secondary Data
Exploratory Research Design: Qualitative Research
Descriptive Research Design: Survey and Observations
Causal Research Design: Experimentation
Measurement and Scaling: Fundamentals and Comparative Scaling This chapter describes the concept of scaling, and measurement, and fundamental scaling
Measurement and Scaling: Non- Comparative Scaling techniques
Questionnaire and Form Design
Sampling Design and Procedures
Sampling: Final and Initial sample size determination
Fieldwork
Data Preparation
Frequency Distribution, Cross Tabulation and Hypothesis Testing
Analysis of Variance and Covariance
Correlation of Regression
Discriminant and Logit Analysis
Factor Analysis
Cluster Analysis

This chapter included how the marketing research problem is defined and how an approach to it is developed. Comparative scaling techniques were explored in detail in the previous chapter, now this chapter focuses on the non-comparative scaling techniques. This chapter focuses on fundamental concepts and necessary qualitative considerations and types of sampling.

This chapter describes the concept and types of correlation in detail, providing a basis for regression analysis.

Tom Myers, Senior Vice President, (Client Services Manager, Burke, Inc.)

Multidimensional Scaling and Conjoint Analysis
Structural equation Modeling and Path Analysis
Report Preparation and Presentation
International Marketing Research

Cluster analysis helps to identify groups or segments that are more like each other than they are like members of other groups or segments.”.

Conclusion

This chapter focuses on concept, scope, procedures and importance of cluster analysis in marketing research. Due to the globalization of the market, as the world economy becomes unified, international marketing research is growing rapidly. International Marketing Research is more complex and challenging than domestic market research due to the general multidimensional dynamic environment in different countries.

This book is different from other books available in the market as it provides an up-to-date, comprehensive and step-by-step understanding of the marketing research process with a balanced blend of theory and.

Indexing 2018

International Scientific Research Journal Consortium, Philippines Open J-Gate, India

GJEIS Indexing Till 2018

List of Contributors from 2009–2018

Kumar Banger, Arvind Kumar Bhulal, Vipan Kumar Dhusia, Devendra Kumar Dubey, Arvind Kumar Gangal, Vijay Kumar Jha, Binit Kumar Srivastava, Amit Kumar Tayal, Devendra Kumar Tyagi, Lokinder Kumaraguru, Ponnurangam Kurbel, Karl. Sharma, Saurabh Sharma, Shivam Sharma, Sudhansh Sharma, Vaishali Sharma, Vinita Sharma et al., Vinay Shede, Khushal. Siddiqui, Fauzia Simon, Rajbala Singh, Alok Singh, Amar Singh, Amishapriya Singh, Amit Kumar Singh, Anurag Singh, Balwant Singh, Bhagwan Singh, Brijesh Singh, Devika Singh, Dharam Bir Singh, Dharam Bir Singh, Gurjith.

Singh, Panchali Singh, Prateek Singh, Roma Singh, Sanjeet Singh, Shikha Singh, Surender Singh, Vinod Kumar Singh, Yashpal Singh, Yashvant Singh Chahar, Shweta Singh Dhindsa, Kanwalvir Singh Rawat, Kra, Singh, Kuvinnal Singh.

List of Institution Involved From 2009–2018

B.I.E.T SA Jain college

Saraswati College of Engineering, Kharghar School of Engineering and Technology IGNOU School of Engineering and Technology, IGNOU. Sri Aurobindo College (Eve), University of Delhi Sri Aurobindo College, Delhi University SRI Aurobindo College, University of Delhi Sri Guru Granth Sahib World University SRM University. The Australian College of Kuwait The Chinese University of Hong Kong The University of Faisalabad.

Vishveshwarya Institute of Engineering and Technology Vishveshwarya School of Business Management (VSBM) Vivekanad Institute of Professional Studies (VIPS).