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Author(s):
Asst. Prof. Ms. Nishigandha P. Deshmukh, Asst. Prof. Ms. Smita K. Patil.
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Talent the Key for Success
Abstract
Taking into account the rapidly changing of the environment nowadays and the necessity of being different between organizations, this paper tries to show how to achieve a sustainable competitive advantage in companies, through talented people using talent management strategies. Here is included all theoretical framework where we will explain our understanding of talent management, talented people and the creativity as a talent. This framework gives us the tools needed to be able to analyze a real talent management strategy. During the analysis we will discover that a talent management strategy has to be fitted with the corporate strategy and with the corporate culture and also, that there are infinite ways to develop the talent management activities, it depends on the organization which develops it. For instance we are going to study two companies, Zerogrey and Google, which are very different between them but both of them have a talent management strategy.
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Author(s):
MR. SAYYED MAZID SHAUKAT, MS. NISHIGANDHA P. DESHMUKH.
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A Study of Entrepreneurial Management skill for Small Scale Industry
Abstract
An entrepreneur is one of the important segments of economic growth. Basically he is a person responsible for setting up a business or an enterprise. In fact he is one who has the initiative, skill for innovation and who looks for high achievements. He is a catalytic agent of change and works for the good of people. He puts up new green field projects that create wealth, open up many employment opportunities and leads to the growth of other sectors.
The term “entrepreneur” was applied to business initially by the French economist, Caltillon, in the 18th century; designate a dealer who purchases the means of production for combining them into marketable products. Frenchman J.B. Say expanded Cantillon’s ideas and conceptualized the entrepreneur as an organizer of a business firm, central to its distributive and production functions. Beyond stressing the entrepreneur’s importance to the business, Say did little with his entrepreneurial analysis.
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Author(s):
Lokesh patil Lokesh patil, Jagrati patil, Anushree khambayte, Vinit patil.
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Facial Expression Emotion Recognition Model Integrating Philosophy and Machine Learning
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This paper presents the idea related to automated live facial emotion recognition through image processing and artificial intelligence (AI) techniques. It is a challenging task for a computer vision to recognize as same as humans through AI. Face detection plays a vital role in emotion recognition. Emotions are classified as happy, sad, disgust, angry, neutral, fear, and surprise. Other aspects such as speech, eye contact, frequency of the voice, and heartbeat are considered. Nowadays face recognition is more efficient and used for many real-time applications due to security purposes. We detect emotion by scanning (static) images or with the (dynamic) recording. Features extracting can be done like eyes, nose, and mouth for face detection. The convolutional neural network (CNN) algorithm follows steps as max-pooling (maximum feature extraction) and flattening.and the use the gabor transform to extract the emotion features of the area.
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Author(s):
Umesh Subhash Salunke.
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Review paper on Design and Analysis of Adaptive Headlight System
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This paper describes the hardware of movable Headlight & Headlight system for vehicles. It has been found that the majority of accidents take place due to the invisibility of road at night & in fog. So, it becomes necessary that we get a clear vision during the night & in fog so as to avoid accidents. Therefore, the following research represents the rotation of headlight & Headlight with the rotation of wheels. In this system used rack & pinion arrangement which give the drive to the optical axes on which headlight & Headlight are mounted so when the links are moved with steering arm that gives predefined motion to headlight and Headlight. Hence the light from the Headlight & Headlight focuses properly on the road, also while taking turn the driver coming from the opposite side can easily notice the upcoming vehicle & so the number of accidents is minimized. In this paper, we have defined a novel approach movement of Headlight along with the headlight.
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Author(s):
Rahul Samadhan Pawar.
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Design and Fabrication of Three Axis Rotating Trailer Using Pneumatic System
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This project work "design and fabrication of Three axis rotating trailer using pneumatic system" has been conceived having studied the trouble in emptying the materials. Our review in the respect in a few automobile garages, reveals the fact that generally some troublesome strategies were embraced in emptying the materials from the trailer. The trailer will empty the material just in one direction only. It is hard to empty the materials in small compact roads and small streets. All the three sides are effectively to unload the trailer in our task are rectified. Automobile engine drive is coupled to the compressor engine, the compressed air its stores when running the vehicle. the pneumatic cylinder are is used to activate this compressed air, when activate the valve. Spur gear is used for rotating the trailer in three directions & easy for unloading the materials in small compact streets and roads.
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Author(s):
Shubham Digambar Bairagi.
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HUMAN RESOURSES MANAGEMENT IN BANKING SECTOR
Abstract
A Study of Human Resource Management In Banking Sector”. The branch head of the SBI Bank Shirdi Branch is to Mr. Sandip Pawar sir who has all information provide about the bank .My Subject Topic is a Human Resource Management in Banking Sector. In the bank there are various produce i.e. HR Planning’s, Recruitment. Selection of employees, Induction & Orientation and Others.I have collected primary & secondary data from Human Resource Management of bank and discussion with various staff members in bank and the feedback of employees who have work in SBI bank.
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Author(s):
Ramesh Singh1, Mayur patil2.
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Standalone solar-powered ultraviolet mobile disinfectant: Bringing solar energy in the global fight against COVID-19
Abstract
As the first initiative of its kind in Algeria, here is presented a solar-powered mobile “Ultraviolet Germicidal Irradiation” disinfection unit (UVGI) based on a special germicidal ultraviolet-C (UVC) radiator. The system was designed to disinfect several objects such as: medical tools, reusable masks, face-shields, gloves, phones, laptops, keys, money and many other portable devices that need to be disinfected/sterilized. It offers the advantage of complete autonomy through the built-in photovoltaic (PV) system that includes a solar panel, a gel battery, a charge controllerand a power inverter. The system provides an extra 220V-50Hz outlet with 375VA maximum power to be used when energy is needed. The system is easily scalable to generate higher ultraviolet dosages by adding more UVC lamps. The chemical-free germicidal UVC sanitizing method employed by this device effectively disactivates a very wide range of microorganisms (microbes bacteria and fungi and viruses including the actual SARS-CoV-2 that causes COVID-19 respiratory disease) and it has several advantages in comparison to chemical-based sanitizing methods. The total cost to make this open source device is below 1000 € and is easily customizable and scalable. This device is an open source, secure and fast equipment for objects and surface disinfection. The device will be fully automated by adding PIR sensors or remote control after further funding will be received.
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Author(s):
Asst. Prof. (Dr.) Kunal Kanti Hazra.
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A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF ONLINE EDUCATION AND LEVEL OF HEALTH PROBLEMS DURING COVID-19 SITUATION
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ABSTRACT
The research study aims to see whether students in higher educational institutions are satisfied with technology-assisted Online Education during the COVID-19 pandemic and its effect on their physical mental and emotional health. The findings of this study could help policymakers and healthcare professionals develop effective psychological therapies and costefficient recommendations for preventing negative feelings among general people who are solitary at home. Due to the non-normal distribution of the data, a non-parametric test was employed to investigate the significant correlations between sample characteristics and the level of health problems during the COVID-19 outbreak. The connection between gender, education level, and age group vs the stated level of health problems was evaluated using a One-Way ANOVA test for independence. It may indicate distress and an increased abnormal or obsessive tendency like picking nails, sucking the thumb, and pulling the hair. Excessive use of gadgets even resulted in mental health problems, stress sensations, anxiety, excitation or thrill, headaches, tiredness of the muscle, eye and ear strains, obesity or overweight, faintness, irregular sleep patterns, mental disturbance, back pain, aching shoulders, neck, and muscles pain, etc. Online education also affected the physical activity levels of students like bad postures, later bedtimes, longer sleep rise discontinuation, and later waking times which has been associated with motionless and lazy lifestyles. The online survey form was kept open for a week to allow respondents to reply. The participating population does not have a regional boundary
Keywords: COVID-19, Health Crisis, Online Education, One-Way ANOVA, Perception.
