Securing the Adhoc Network Data Using Hybrid Malicious Node Detection Approach

Kathole, Atul B.; Chaudhari, D. N.

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-97196-0_36

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“…Because of the special characteristics and difficulties of the digital world, e-satisfaction in the context of online buying transcends traditional satisfaction metrics. It entails an adaptable strategy that takes into account elements like interactive features, customer service responsiveness, usability of websites, and the overall smoothness of the online purchasing experience [16]. E-satisfaction is a dynamic term that encompasses customers' changing experiences and expectations in the ever growing digital space.…”

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Investigating The Influence of E-Loyalty And E-Satisfaction on Repurchase Behavioral Intentions in the Online Shopping Realm

Laxhminarayan Das,

Dr. Sashikala V.

2024

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The world is heading toward an online presence for everything, however slowly. Online shopping has become a regular habit for millions of people worldwide. More people than ever before are making purchases of goods and services online. Online purchases of goods and services are now typical for millions of individuals worldwide. It is interesting to see what influences customers' behavioral intentions in this process. This study aims to investigate how the influence of e-loyalty and e-satisfaction on repurchase behavioral intentions in the online shopping. The online questionnaire form was utilized as a data collection technique for this quantitative study. Convenience sampling techniques were employed in the study, and data were gathered online using a Google Forms form. 200 active respondent who frequently purchase online took part in the study. The data analysis tool utilized was SPSS 23. Regression analysis was used to assess our study objectives. Based on the study's findings, it was found that e-trust & e-satisfaction were positively correlated with Online Shopping. Managers should prioritize refining online shopping experiences to elevate e-satisfaction, focusing on transparent communication and efficient problem resolution. Investing in personalized loyalty programs and targeted communication strategies is crucial to building enduring e-loyalty among online shoppers. Leveraging data-driven insights from regression and e-relation analyses enables strategic adjustments to enhance factors influencing repurchase intentions. Continuous monitoring of customer feedback, benchmarking against competitors, and fostering employee engagement contribute to a holistic managerial approach for sustained success in the digital marketplace.

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Investigating The Influence of E-Loyalty And E-Satisfaction on Repurchase Behavioral Intentions in the Online Shopping Realm

Laxhminarayan Das,

Dr. Sashikala V.

2024

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“…As people hold comparatively idle and understand the waves of the virus in numerous ways, several are lasting to work from home to one place or another. In such instances, the psychological stress of confinement is exponentially boosted as the anxiety of a new work environment fits [6]. Work stress is viewed as increasing and has turned into a concern for the company, and since high-level stress results in poor efficiency, increased absenteeism and turns to other employees' complications like alcoholism, drug abuse, blood pressure, and a host of cardiovascular concerns.…”

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Development Of Employee Engagement Model for Balancing Work Stress Among IT Professionals Working in MNCS

Dr. A. B. Dadas

2024

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Throughout the world, almost every individual is engaged in improving their career and earnings. Personal goals and expectations from life are two sides of the coin. Work stress today has become a common problem faced by employees in many organizations. The highest stress levels among IT professionals are noted during the Covid-19 pandemic. The work-from-home concept was born strongly and initially welcomed by IT company employees. However, managing work and managing life at home were both interwoven with multiple responsibilities after the announcement of the lockdown. Traditionally, work-life balance is under strategic study, but the pandemic brought more complex situations. Employee engagement enhances the productivity of the organization. Hence, this paper provides a new strategy for human resource experts and employees to balance optimum employee engagement to increase employee well-being and company gains. The proposed research outcome was validated statistically with participants from the Pune IT hub.

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“…Preventive measures are crucial for state and federal governments, as stressed by KPMG (2020), even though official agencies say that the disease has not spread to the community level in India. A variety of control measures have been put in place by the government, such as the creation of medical and paramedical protocols, the labelling of containment zones with colour codes, and, most significantly, the unprecedented suspension of all modes of transportation and travel throughout the nation through programmes like the Janta Curfew and phased lockdowns [9] [18]. Amid the difficulties that Indian individuals are facing, worries regarding the virus's possible spread through banknotes have come to light.…”

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Examining the Relationship Between Digital Payment Adoption, Tourism Restrictions, and Public Health during pandemic

Dr. Ankit Garg,

Himanshu Sharma, Harshit Singhal

2024

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This study looks into how the ban on tourism, digital payments, and the spread of COVID-19 in India interact. With the use of a structural equation model that has been verified by confirmatory factor analysis, the study makes use of primary data collected from inhabitants of India using a five-point Likert scale. The results show a strong three-factor structural model with excellent fit and dependability. The main goal is to learn more about the public's knowledge and readiness for COVID-19 transmission control and evaluate how well digital payments and travel bans work to stop the virus's spread. In addition to providing empirical testing to clarify the untested model, the report highlights the critical roles that digital payment methods and tourism play in tackling the pandemic's issues. This study adds empirical support to the body of literature, illuminating the hitherto unexplored relationship between digital payments, tourism-related treatments, and their ability to lessen the effects of COVID-19. The findings offer a thorough grasp of the possible contributions of digital payment products and tourist rules in the larger framework of pandemic control, in addition to offering insightful information for policymakers.

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Securing the Adhoc Network Data Using Hybrid Malicious Node Detection Approach

Cited by 5 publications

References 19 publications

Investigating The Influence of E-Loyalty And E-Satisfaction on Repurchase Behavioral Intentions in the Online Shopping Realm

Investigating The Influence of E-Loyalty And E-Satisfaction on Repurchase Behavioral Intentions in the Online Shopping Realm

Development Of Employee Engagement Model for Balancing Work Stress Among IT Professionals Working in MNCS

Examining the Relationship Between Digital Payment Adoption, Tourism Restrictions, and Public Health during pandemic

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