The investigation explores that internet of things has now become a vital part of our generation and it has a rapid growth in the field many people see this as the next big thing but they are very much unaware of its norms and benefits it has been estimated that by the end of 2022 to there may be about 50to 60 billion internets of things are going to be installed in our rapidly growing world there are numerous benefits of the internet of things in today's fast-growing and running world but there are numerous backward points are too which make the internet of things things that should be handled with care in the right hands basically what are internet of things or the thing we call as lOT so these are the touchable objects which are attached in with sensors, processing abilities, software and other technologies that connect and exchange and process data. so now as our topic is telling us that the numerous attacks have been made on the internet f things so here we will discuss the how should be the internet of things should be managed and monitored so that the effective monitoring of the data should be done and should make safe storage and processing of the data and protect them against malicious attacks on financial collectors and industries.
The purpose of this study is to compare work satisfaction and motivating variables among employees in the private and public sectors. As per the result of the r
13 August 2020 in Business Management and Strategy
Customer focus is a concept that academics and professionals have been discussing in recent years. These are deeply ingrained ideas and standards that make customer relationships a top priority within the organization. The main objective of this research is to determine the impact of the CRM strategy on customer retention. The total sample of this study is 220, and the questionnaire includes 15 items. This research is based on exploratory and quantitative nature. Use survey methods to collect data from respondents through questionnaires. Calculate SmartPLS-SEM-3.0 to study the hypothesis of this investigation. The findings of this research show that Customer Orientation and Service Quality have an impact on Customer Retention. Additionally, the sale of a company can increases if they are maintaining the quality of the food, and there will be significantly less Customer Retention.
1 January 2020 in Journal of Governance and Regulation
This paper examines the role played by the culture on the adoption of the International Standards on Auditing (referred to as ISA henceforth) that intends to stimulate establishing an efficient auditing regime in Libyan auditing practice. The current research conducted interviews with 43 participants across five Libyan key stakeholders in the auditing environment. The methodology employed was in line with the relevant literature and it serves to achieve the aims and to answer the questions of this study (Ménacère, 2016). Institutional isomorphism produces a greater impact on Libya accounting and auditing practices (Phillips & Jiao, 2016). Therefore, this study examines that the cultural factor systematically and consistently assesses the level of ISA adoption, commitment, and associated harmonisation. Given the growing interest in harmonising the auditing practice, not only by scholars but also by policy and decision-makers, this study is aimed at contributing to improve and develop an under-researched topic in Africa, by expanding the literature on the importance of harmonising auditing practices. It also provides fresh insights into auditing practices in a politically unstable country. Awareness is also raised about other relevant drivers of adopting ISA.
This research delves into integrating Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Generative AI within Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems to bolster fraud prevention measures. The study commences by thoroughly mapping the fraud tree taxonomy with existing ERP applications to identify areas susceptible to fraudulent activities, encompassing corruption, asset misappropriation, and financial statement fraud. The research proposes the utilisation of specific NLP and Generative AI APIs tailored to address these areas, effectively building upon these identified vulnerabilities. By establishing standardised criteria for API development, the research provides a comprehensive roadmap for the accounting and finance profession to adopt and implement these advanced technologies to combat fraud more efficiently. The suggested roadmap encompasses crucial stages, including evaluating organisational requirements, assessing API providers, seamlessly integrating APIs into ERP systems, conducting thorough testing, and establishing robust monitoring and governance mechanisms. The findings underscore the tremendous potential of NLP and Generative AI in fortifying fraud prevention endeavours within ERP systems while highlighting the interdisciplinary nature of this research, which amalgamates insights from ERP systems, fraud detection, NLP, and Generative AI. The study also encourages future empirical investigations to validate and refine the proposed solutions within real-world contexts.