Measuring the Impact of Technology Trends and Forecasts in Sugar Industry Towards Sustainable Health-Care Services

Kumari, Sneha; Kumbhar, Vidya; Patil, Yogesh

doi:10.5958/0976-5506.2017.00453.3

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“…Beckman and Sinha (2005) argued that high technology firms recognize that consumer not only go for high value of the products, but also for the high service providers. Due to the introduction of new technologies, it is very essential to build a timely and implementation strategy for the high technology industry in order to make their practices sustainable (Yasuda, 2005;Kumari, 2017;Kumari, Kasat and Patil, 2017;Kumari, Kumbhar and Patil, 2017). The research on technology adoption reports that technology adoption in industry may lead to sustainability .…”

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Enablers of sustainable industrial ecosystem: framework and future research directions

Kumari

Patil

2019

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Purpose The purpose of this paper is to dig out enablers of sustainable industrial ecosystem to develop a framework. Design/methodology/approach To test the framework statistically, a structured questionnaire was designed. Measures for the questionnaire were adopted from an extensive literature review. Further, the questionnaire was pretested and further pilot study was conducted. Adding to this, the reliability and validity of the constructs was examined using confirmatory factor analysis followed by covariance-based structural equation modeling to test research hypotheses. Findings The statistical analyses suggest that the model exceeds the threshold limit for goodness of fit after undergoing through few iterations. Normative pressure has a low effect than rest of the factors. Originality/value The present study is a unique contribution in terms of its theoretical implications and practical use. Finally, research findings are concluded and further research directions is outlined.

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Enablers of sustainable industrial ecosystem: framework and future research directions

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2019

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Effect of Yogasana and Pranayama on cardiopulmonary functions on sawmill, sugar cane and bidi workers in the rural sector

Nisargandha,

Parwe,

Kuchewar

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Background The rural sector is an essential component of the country’s economy, and the economy is based on the large number of workers involved in various activities such as agriculture, forestry, and small and large-scale industries. People work in different industries like sawmills, sugarcane and Bidi factories for their livelihoods. These workers, among other factory workers, are frequently exposed to hazardous working conditions that can have a negative impact on their health. These workers are at high risk of developing respiratory and cardiovascular diseases due to prolonged exposure to dust, smoke and other harmful substances. This study aimed to evaluate the effect of yoga and pranayama on cardiopulmonary function in the sawmill, sugar cane and Bidi workers in the rural sectors. Methods 348 workers will be randomly assigned to the Yogasana and Pranayama group or the control group. The intervention of the Yogasana and Pranayama group will be planned for a 20-week program, while the control group will be continuing their as-usual activities. Cardiopulmonary function will be assessed for baseline parameters, and after the intervention has been completed similar parameters will be recorded. Conclusions It could be concluded that the Yogasana and Pranayama may be effective for improving the cardiopulmonary function in sawmill, sugar cane, and Bidi workers in rural sectors. Registration CTRI/2023/07/055733.

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Measuring the Impact of Technology Trends and Forecasts in Sugar Industry Towards Sustainable Health-Care Services

Cited by 2 publications

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Enablers of sustainable industrial ecosystem: framework and future research directions

Enablers of sustainable industrial ecosystem: framework and future research directions

Effect of Yogasana and Pranayama on cardiopulmonary functions on sawmill, sugar cane and bidi workers in the rural sector

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