Quantitative ABCD Analysis of Online Shopping

Purpose: To showcase an innovative higher education training model at the university level for students’ all-round holistic development by studying an existing university model as best practice in the university system. Methodology: As an exploratory case study methodology is followed for the collection of information from university personnel, University website, faculty members, and students and analysed the information under the best practice model and ABCD framework. Results & Outcome: An effective innovation and best practice for the all-round development of students to improve graduate attributes. The models support to create quality graduates with employability and entrepreneurability skills to make them independent, confident, and successful citizens of the country. Originality/Value: The paper contains identification, analysis, and interpretation of two successful innovative models in the higher education space with quality training and quality service to make it student centered. Type of Paper: Case Study on Best Practice.

Section: Evidence Of Successmentioning

confidence: 99%

Holistic Integrated Student Development Model & Service Delivery Model – A Best Practice of Srinivas University, India

Aithal

Adithya

Pradeep

2022

“…Recently Aithal, et al, (2016) has propounded a comprehensive analysis framework to identify and determine the affecting factors to analyse business models, concepts, ideas and strategies for business survival in long run [22][23][24][25][26][27][28]. Therefore, the study employs ABCD analysis for identifying different affecting factors for student industrial internship programme from different determinant issues along with identified key attributes (Table 1).…”

Section: Abcd Analysis Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

Management Students’ Perception of Industrial Internship Programme at Srinivas University, Mangaluru, Karnataka

Frederick

Shailashri

2022

Self Cite

Purpose: The central idea of the study is to identify and examine the affecting factors towards management students’ perception of Industrial Internship programme at Srinivas University, Mangaluru, India for the academic year 2021-22. Design: Secondary data is collected by referring journal papers and books. The study includes ABCD factor analysis framework. Primary data was collected from selected 219 management students’ groups. The data was run through Jamovi software for descriptive analysis and SMART PLS 3.0 for causal analysis. SEM model was developed and IPMA analysis were analyzed. Findings: Industrial Internship programme is an essential method to enhance the students learning experience. Student industrial internship unit and host company has a significant impact of student perception towards industrial internship programme. The study proposes a model for understanding the student perception about the internship programme they have undergone and managerial implications are suggested. Originality: The study highlights the importance of Industry Internship programme for management students’ along with academic curriculum to be offered by higher education institutes and empirically proves the model. Paper Type: Case Study with Empirical Analysis

“…The researcher will attain the focus group approach which is a qualitative data collection instrument used to extract the multiple variables that contribute to the four constructs of ABCD system. The essential components of these factors and the core aspects that support them are recognized in this table [85][86][87][88][89][90][91][92][93][94][95][96][97][98][99][100]. This section presents the ABCD analyses of women entrepreneurship in food processing sector.…”

Section: Analysis Of Research Agendasmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Systematic Review on Women Entrepreneurship in Food Processing Sector

D'Silva

2022

Purpose: The recent surge in women entrepreneurship has resulted in a shift in the demographics of business and country’s economic growth. This paper attempts to understand the evolution of women entrepreneurship and major contributing factors behind the development in the Indian context through a systematic literature review. Design: The study reviewed the literature on various aspects of women entrepreneurship of food processing sector in India published between 1980 and 2022 and further analyzed women entrepreneurship of food processing sector using ABCD analysis. Findings: Of late, women entrepreneurship has become quite popular in India, there are several gaps in the research in this area, resulting in numerous dimensions for future research. Practical implication: This study will provide a historical perspective of women entrepreneurs in India and will assist the researcher in focusing the study on essential areas that require additional research. Value: Women entrepreneurship has sparked a lot of interest among academics. Several studies and reviews are being conducted in this field. A review of the evolution of women entrepreneurship in India, on the other hand, is distinctive and exceptional. The author has attempted to explore only women entrepreneurs in food processing sector as limited research is seen in this field of research. Researchers and professionals would find this article valuable through the paper’s present status and existing gap in the literature of women entrepreneurs in food processing sector. Paper Type: Review paper