VOLUME 12, ISSUE 5, MAY 2025
ANALYZING THE IMPACT OF QUALITY OF WORK LIFE ON EMPLOYEE PRODUCTIVITY AND ORGANIZATIONAL COMMITMENT IN PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANY
V.S.Annsen, Dr. Chandramouli.S*
The Impact of Wellbeing Culture and Mental Health in Nigerian Construction Industry
Uzor Onyia, Nzoputa Blessed Madueme
A 32-Bit MAC Unit Design Using Hybrid Multiplier with Reversible logic gates and Han-Carlson Adder
Kolati Srilatha, Dr. G. Srinivas Rao, P. Gayatri, P. Ramya, P. Nandini
STRESS-LEVEL DETECTION IN STUDENTS THROUGH IMAGE-BASED FACIAL EXPRESSION RECOGNITION
SHILPA R.V, CHANDANA P.R, HEMA A.S
ANALYSING THE MEDIATING EFFECT OF EMPLOYEE RETENTION ON INDUVIDUAL PERFORMANCE
Ms. Praveena B, Ms. V. Vardhini
MACHINE LEARNING ALGORITHM FOR CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE PREDICTION
Sameena Firdaus, Sarfraj Alam, Somulapalli Navya, Julure Raviteja
EXPLORING THE IMPACT OF AI AND AUTOMATION AUDITING
KEERTHANA. C, MS V VARDHINI
AI-Driven Metasurface Assisted Graphene Based Reconfigurable Antenna For Terahertz Communication
Dr. Divya Gudapati, G. Sri Raja Rajeswari, M. Pavani
Frequency agile hexagon slot antenna for RADAR applications
Dr. Divya Gudapati, M. Sindhu, Y. Divya Sri, P. Priya Jasmine
Driver Assistance System: Utilising Machine Learning for Reducing Accidents, Vehicle and Road Safety
Brunda S, Namratha M V, Shreyas A S, Pranitha R, Gopika M
Enhancing Operational Efficiency in Automobile Retail: A Lean Methodology Perspective
Ms. Bhuvaneshwari K, Dr. Sankar Singh K
Advanced Diagnosing and Localizing Melanoma from Whole-Slide Images with Convolutional Neural Networks
Ramveer Singh, Sandeep Yadav, Ritesh Yadav, Shivam Pandey, Sakshi Singh
SIGN LANGUAGE DETECTION USING CNN
TALLOJU DIVYASREE, HYMA BIRUDARAJU
A STUDY SHORT TERM ASSET MANAGEMENT ON COMPANIES’ PROFITABILITY WITH MODERATING EFFECT OF BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT EVIDENCE FROM TI CYCLE OF INDIA
Suriyaprakash.A, Ms. V. Vardhini*
Evaluating Sustainable Practices and Employee Engagement at Sakthi Ferro alloys: Environmental, Social, and Economic Perspectives
Samuel Prince D, Dr.S Preetha
ACCESSING THE EFFICIENCY OF BENEISH M-SCORE IN DETECTING EARNINGS MANIPULATION
Bala Subramanian S, Dr. P G THIRUMAGAL*
Comprehensive Website SEO Analysis: A Diagnostic Approach for Enhanced Online Visibility
Mr. Gokul. k, Ms. V. Vardhini
A Study on Training and Development in TI Clean Mobility Pvt. Ltd.
Jothilingam S, Dr. K.Sankar Singh
Rollover Analysis: A Predictive Approach to Futures Market Movements
Nambiyar.S, Dr. Jayasree Krishnan
A STUDY ON HR PROCESS IN RECUIRTMENT AND SELECTION
KAMESH.A, Dr. A.NAVITHA SULTHANA
A Study on Enhancing Financial Reporting Accuracy Through Predictive Analytics: Insights from Cogent Innovation Pvt. Ltd
Deepika, Dr. A Narmadha
ANALYZING EXECUTIVE SKILL GAP USING PREDICTIVE ANALYSIS
Balakrishnan. G, Dr. Narmatha.A
A STUDY MARKETING ANALYSIS AND PROMOTION STRATEGY OF UPVC WINDOWS, SPC FLOORING AND BLINDS REFER TO SHRISTI
Ahamed Hizas N & Dr. Chandramouli.S
IMPACT OF PERSONALIZED PRODUCT DEMONSTRATION ON CONVERSION RATES BY CLIENT SATISFACTION IN SAAS SALES.
Pavithra.S, Dr.R.Priyadarshini
IMPACT OF CONTENT MARKETING ON DIGITAL ENGAGEMENT
Maheswaran R, Dr. Priya Darshini*
“COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF NAVIGATING GOVERNMENT GRANTS AND SUBSIDIES FOR INDUSTRIAL GROWTH”
Ajay K, MS.P. Brindha
A STUDY ON IMPORT DOCUMENTATION PROCESS IN D.N.SHIPPING AND LOGISTICS
S.mohamed suhail, Dr.A.Navitha sulthana
An Empirical Study on Employee Engagement Survey
Ms. Yogalakshmi S, Mrs P Brindha
The impact of logistics financing solutions on supply chain efficiency and profitability
MOHITH.L 23301236, Ms.Vardhini V
A STUDY ON EMPLOYEE SATISFACTION WITH GREIVANCE HANDLING PROCEDURE
Mr. Tariq Anwar A, Ms. S. Sudha
A Study on Market Analysis of Logistics and Transport Clients with Special Reference to Femtosoft Technologies
Vijayaprasad V, Dr. S.Chandramouli
ANALYSING THE IMPACT OF FACILITY MANAGEMENT SERVICES ON CUSTOMER RETENTION WITH MEDIATING EFFECTIVE CUSTOMER SATISFACTION
Ms. Merlin Josephina E, Ms. Vardhini V
A Study on employee motivation and its impact of job performance
Mr. Naveen Vikash R, Dr. A.Narmadha
Portable ECG device with Android Mobile Application for continuous and real-time monitoring
Arjun Krishnamurthy, Anagha Upadhyaya, Bhargavi Chhangani, Ashutosh Kumar, Subham Jha
An article on effect of professionalism in working style of employee.
Ms. Shruthika A, Ms. Vardhini V
A Comprehensive Survey on Defogging and Dehazing Using Artificial Intelligence
Chaithra K G, Prarthana P, Ranjitha P V, Thrishar M S, Rithvik S
AN ARTICLE ON CONSUMER SENTIMENT ANALYSIS ON ELECTRIC VEHICLE ADOPTION
Ms. Keerthi A, Dr. A. Narmadha
A STUDY ON FACTORS INFLUENCING WORKFORCE STABILITY
MS. VASANTHA LAXMI. S, DR. S. SUDHA*
A STUDY ON IMPORT DOCUMENTATION PROCESS IN A2Z LOGISTICS
S. Gopinath, Dr. R. Senthilkumar
A STUDY ON EVALUATING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CLIENT RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT AND BUSINESS GROWTH AT COFFEE FRANCHISEE OUTLETS
Yuvarajan J, Dr R. SENTHIL KUMAR*
A STUDY ON FACTORS INFLUENCING CUSTOMER PURCHASE DECISION TOWARDS PAPER DISTRIBUTION COMPANY
Akash.M & Ms.P. BRINDHA*
An article on STREAMLING INSURANCE CLAIM SETTLEMENT PROCESS FOR HOSPITALS
Mr. Lokesh kumar DH, Dr. A. Narmadha
A STUDY ON EFFECTIVENESS OF SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING AND PROMOTIONAL EFFICIENCY
Gokul.L, Dr. R. Priyadharshini
A STUDY ON IMPORT DOCUMENTATION PROCESS IN AASHIRVADH GLOBAL LOGISTICS
T. Kumaran, Dr. B. Kalayarasan
The Effectiveness of Branding in Real Estate Sector on Consumer Purchase Decision
Mr. Jai Shanmuga Damodar J, Dr. M. Kotteeswaran
A STUDY ON IMPACT OF COMPETENCY MAPPING OF EMPLOYEE
Jagadeesh S, Dr. M. Kotteeswaran*
ANALYSE AND UPGRADE THE CUSTOMS CLEARENCE AND FREIGHT FORWARDING PROCESS AT SAMPORTO FREIGHT FORWARDING PVT LTD
V Suriyapradhap, Dr. B. Kalaiyarasan
A RESEARCH ON EFFECTIVENESS OF TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT
Kawshick B, Dr K Sankar Singh*
A Study on the Impact of Social Media Marketing in Enhancing Brand Awareness and Lead Generation in Femtosoft Technology
Praveenkumar J, Dr. R. Priyadharshini
WIRELESS GREENHOUSE MONITORING USING CONTROLLER AND SENSOR ARRAY FOR SUSTAINABLE CROP PRODUCTION
Telugu Maddileti, Jangili Meghana, Jilani Juveriya, Gandla Sai Varun
An Overview on Organizational Citizenship Behaviour
Ms. Sushma Subashini S, Dr. Madhumita G
Impact of cognitive behavior of employees
Ms. Rithika A, Dr. Madhumita G
Enhancing KPI on last mile delivery
Praveen E, Dr. A.Navitha Sulthana
FACTORS INFLUENCING CUSTOMER CHOICE OF PERSONAL LOANS – ANALYZING THE IMPACT OF INTEREST RATES, REPAYMENT TENURE, AND BRAND TRUST– AN EXPLORATORY STUDY
Vishal. C, Dr. A. Narmadha
ARTICLE ON A STUDY ON FACTORS INFLUENCING ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE
Ms. Abirami M, Dr. Sudha.S
A STUDY ON THE ROLE OF INTERACTIVE DIGITAL ADS IN SHAPING IMPULSE BUYING BEHAVIOUR
Subhashini S, Dr. Murali Krishnan*
Corporate Governance on Firm Performance with the Influence of Managerial Overconfidence
N.M. Elangovan, Ms. V. Vardhini*
THE OPTIMIZATION OF CONTAINER FREIGHT STATION OPERATION AT GLOBAL LOGISTICS SOLUTIONS INDIA PVT LTD
M.S. Sanjay Raj, Ms. P.C. Saranya
A STUDY ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FLEXIBLE WORK ARRANGEMENTS AND EMPLOYEE PRODUCTIVITY IN SAAS
Ms. Elavaarsi.V, Dr. Madhumitha
A study on Enhancing the efficient movement of inbound operations at Blue Dart Airport Hub
B.Prabhu, Dr. R. Senthilkumar
A STUDY ON GAMIFICATION IN EMPLOYEES ENGAGEMENT PROGRAM AT RANE BRAKE LINING LIMITED
Siddharth M., Ms. Brindha P.
A STUDY OF EFFECTIVENESS OF PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL SYSTEM
Mr.Karan Kumar. R, Dr.Sudha.S
A study on target audience and their preference in real estate industry
Ms.Suweka S, Dr.A.Narmadha
A Comparative Study of Human Efficiency in Gear Manufacturing: Analysing Plant 1 and Plant 2
Santhosh J, Dr. R. Senthil Kumar
ANALYSING FACTORS INFLUENCING JOB SATISFICATION
Ms. PAVITHRA S, Dr S. SUDHA
A STUDY ON FACTORS AFFECTING INVESTORS BEHAVIOR TOWARDS STOCK MARKET
A.Salman Basha, Dr.B.Kalaiyarasan
An Analysis Of The Impact Of Workplace Diversity On Employee Satisfaction
Anusha R, Dr. Narmadha
THE EFFECTIVENESS OF VARIOUS RECRUITMENT STRATEGIES ADOPTED BY HR CONSULTANCY FIRMS AT RAMSOL PRIVATE LIMITED IN CHENNAI
Mr. K. SUDHAN, Mrs.P.Brindha
The Role of Customs Brokers in Import Operations
Roshan Akthar P, Dr. A. Navitha Sulthana
A STUDY ON CLEARANCE AND FORWARDING AGENTS
RamaKrishnan S, Dr. A. Navitha Sulthana
THE OPTIMIZATION OF AIR CARGO TERMINAL OPERATION AND MANAGEMENT AT BERRIO LOGISTICS INDIA PVT LTD
M.S. Pravin R, Ms.P.C.Saranya
To Comprehensive study of the Import Export Clearance Process Within at Asian Global Shipping Agencies Pvt ltd.
Ahamed Mushraf A, Dr. A. Navitha Sulthana
Comparative Liquidity Analysis of TANGEDCO vs. Other SEBs (BESCOM, UPPCL, MSEDCL)
HARIRAHUL M, DR. CHANDRAMOULI.S
Exploring the Mobile App Ecosystem: From Native to Progressive Web Apps and Beyond
Ankatwar Gajanan, Salma Mizna
Challenges and Solutions in E-Commerce: A Safexpress Perspective
MUTHAMIZHAZHAGAN J, Dr.G.MADHUMITA
Green Wheels Initiative: Implementing Electric Transportation for Local Distribution Excellence
MUKESHRAJ S, Dr.A.NAVITHA SULTHANA
An article on AN ANALYSIS ON EMPLOYEE RETENTION STRATEGIES IN BPO INDUSTRY
Mr. Navageevan, Dr.Sudha.S
A STUDY ON FINANCIAL PERFORMANCES AND GROWTH OF NON-BANKING FINANCIAL COMPANIES
Vijayakumar .M, Dr. A Narmadha
Birds Classification and Identification using Machine Learning Techniques, Particularly with Image Datasets
Dharmaraj K B, Poorvika Krishna, Sinchan M, Prajwal, Sagar S
A QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF CUSTOMER RETENTION IN SPEED PRINT
Akhilkumar, Dr. S.Chandramouli
THE FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF REVERSE LOGISTICS IN E-COMMERCE SUPPLY CHAIN
Muthuvel.K, Dr. A. Navitha Sulthana
TO STUDY ON THE WAREHOUSE AND SUSTANABILITY PROCEDURES
SYED ABU DHAHEER.H, Dr. R. MURALI KRISHNAN
Secure Crowd AI- Crowd Estimation and Surveillance System
Smithashree K P, Meghana M G, Shamitha R, Suhasini B S, Varsha M U
TO ANALYSE THE SALES DATA OF MUGI PRODUCTS
Thoufeeq Ahamed K B, Dr. R.Murali Krishnan
Improvement of LCL consolidation and FCL by focusing on CHA procedures
Dhanush. K.U, Dr. A. Navitha sulthana
A COMPREHENSIVE STUDY ON ENDTO END CUSTOM APPROACH TO EXIM DOCUMENTATION AND CLEARANCE
Mr. PRASANTH K B, Mrs. P C SARANYA, Dr. D ANITHA KUMARI*
THE IMPORTANCE OF CUSTOMS CLEARANCE IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE IN ACR GLOBAL LOGISTICS
ASWIN KA, Dr. R. SENTHIL KUMAR
EXAMINE THE EXPORT DOCUMENTATION PROCESS AT ACR GLOBAL LOGISTICS
GOKULRAJ K, Dr. G. MADHUMITHA M.B.A, PGDPMIR, PGDRM, Ph.D
Automatic Vehicle License Number Plate Recognition System Using Tesseract OCR & OpenCV
Chandan K N, Sahana K, Tharun Gowda M, Darshan S M, Arunkumar M
FINANCIAL HEALTH OF ELECTRONIC MANUFACTURING SERVICES
Vijayaragavan V, Dr. Jayashree Krishnan
Customer support & Documentation
Mohamed jasoor M, Dr. R. Senthil kumar
AN ARTICLE ON BRIDGING SKILL GAP AND ANALYSING THE MBA GRADUATES’ COMPETENCIES TO EMPLOYABILITY
Ms. Haritha N and Dr. Sudha.S
RISK MANAGEMENT IN FREIGHT FORWARDING OPERATIONS
Jeevan S, Dr. Murali Krishnan
THE EFFECTIVENESS OF A REWARD SYSTEM ON EMPLOYEE MOTIVATION
Dhanush L, Dr. R. Murulikrishnan
Enhancing Storage and Retrieval Systems: A Case Study on Oriental Cuisines Private Limited
SUBASH M, Dr. R. SENTHIL KUMAR
A STUDY ON OCEAN FREIGHT AND ITS ISSUES IN DAHNAY LOGISTICS
Vigneshwar R, Dr. A. Navitha Sulthana
A Study on Integrated Logistics Optimization in Samporto Freight Forwarding Pvt ltd.
Mohammed Dhasthagir S, Dr. R. Senthil Kumar
Analysis and enhancement of LCL consolidation by focusing on CHA procedures
Balaji. P, Dr. R. Senthil kumar
FINANCIAL LITERACY AND ITS IMPACT ON PERSONAL FINANCIAL PLANNING AMONG YOUNG ADULTS
KARTHIK. P, Ms. Vardhini V
A STUDY OF TRAILER MILEAGE AT HYUNDAI
Surya K, Dr. A. Navitha Sulthana
Procurement Optimization and Cost Reduction in Assistive Mobility Manufacturing: A Study on NeoMotion Pvt. Ltd.
IRFAN A, Dr. A. Navitha Sulthana
A STUDY OF CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES IN INTERNATIONAL FREIGHT FORWARDING
Arun Prasath R, Dr. R. Senthil Kumar
AN EMPIRICAL STUDY ON RECRUITMENT AND SELECTION PROCESS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO RANE MADRAS LTD (PUDUCHERRY)
Mr. Vigneshwaran G, MS. P. Brindha
DATA ANALTIYCS FOR SHIPPING & LOGISTICS B-ACCURACY EXIM PVT. LTD
MOHAMED SAMEER.N, Dr. B. KALAIYARASAN
To improve the speed and effectiveness of communication with in the logistics operations through mass mail connectivity
RAKESH KRISHNA P, Dr. R. Senthil Kumar
OPTIMIZING SALES LOGISTICS OPERATIONS FOR HYUNDAI MOTORS
Siddiq Ahamed A S, Dr. A. Navitha Sulthana
SALES AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT: A CASE STUDY APPROACH WITH REFERENCE TO AACHI MASALA PVT. LTD.
SAI LAXMAN TJ,Dr. D ANITHA KUMARI*, Ms. P. C. SARANYA
The Role of HR in employee wellbeing: designing effective stress management program
Suresh R, MS. P Brindha
A Comprehensive Study on Liner Agency Operations at Seahorse Ship Agencies Pvt. Ltd – Chennai
Harrish Srinivasan S S, Dr. Murali Krishnan
Evaluating the Role of ERP Software in Reducing Operational Costs in Shipping and Freight Management
H. PURUSHOTHAMAN, Dr. B. Kalayarasan
Evaluating and enhancing the operational efficiency of logistics service provider
V.Abi Kannan, Dr. R. Senthilkumar
A STUDY ON COMPETITOR ANALYSIS OF COMMERCIAL VEHICLE CONTROL SYSTEM MANUFACTURERS
Prabu Seyed Adnan Z.A.P & Dr. Chandramouli.S
A study on the impact of client relationship management on customer retention and business growth
Surya Narayanan VM, Dr. Priyadharshini*
The organisation study of cement brands and its market potential in porur area.
Jayaraghavendran P, Dr. Priyadharshini*
A STRATEGIC APPROACH TO RESOURCES ALLOCATION AND PERFORMANCES MANAGEMENT
Nekha roy rabisha V, Dr.K. Sankar Singh
A STUDY ON RISK AND RETURN ANALYSIS OF INDIAN BANKING SECTOR
MOHAMMED AFSAR MR, Ms V VARDHINI
HUMAN RESOURCE INFORMATIVE SYSTEM
Joseph Anto J, Dr.K. Sankar Singh
Onboarding Excellence Bridging Recruitment and Retention with special reference to Careernet Technologies (Chennai)
Sharmila M, Ms. P.Brindha
A Comprehensive Study on Challenges faced in Documentation Amendments
Mr. Balaji R, Dr B Kalaiyarasan
A STUDY ON THE 5S MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AT ZEPTO’S PALLAVARAM STORE
Jeeva Thilpan. K, Dr. A. Navitha sulthana
Too Study The Export Documentation Process In Wingman Freight Express Pvt.Ltd
S. Sheik Safir Ali, Dr. R. Senthilkumar
Strategic Optimization Of Work Allocation For Enhanced Employee Productivity
Vimal Raj M, Ms P Brindha
Optimizing Fcl Container Utilization For Cost Efficiency In Wingman Freight Express Pvt.Ltd
M Mohamed Nadeem, Dr.R.Senthilkumar
A STUDY ON IMPACT OF ANALYTICS ON CONSULTING SECTOR
Mr. Paranthaman S, Mrs. Vardhini V
A Study on Workforce Challenges and Their Effect on Accounts Receivable in RCM (Revenue Cycle Management)
Mr. Rajkumar S, Dr. Narmadha
MANAGING PORT DWELL TIME AT CHENNAI PORT: “STRATEGIES TO IMPROVE CARGO PROCESSING”
Leelavathi P, Dr.A.Navitha Sulthana
IMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING ON INTERIOR DESIGN BUSINESS GROWTH
Mr. Ragul D, Dr. Narmadha
A STUDY ON DESIGNING AND PLANNING TRANSPORATION NETWORK IN CUSTOMER SERVICE AND LAST-MILE DELIVERY
Jaganthan. J, Dr. R. Senthil kumar
IMPROVING OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY IN TRANSPORTATION RISK FUNCTIONAL MANAGEMENT
Gayathri. R, Dr. R. Murali Krishnan
AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF CUSTOMER RETENTION STRATEGIES WITH REFERENCE TO MUTHOOT FINANCE
Mr. B.Yuvaraj, MS.Brindha.P
TRANSFORMING HR THROUGH DIGITALIZATION – AN EXPLORATORY STUDY
S. Mohamed Suhail
CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR ANALYSIS AND MARKET TRENDS FOR SHRISTI INTERIOR PRODUCTS
SRIKANTH I, DR. A. NARMADHA
CUSTOMER SATISFACTION IN INTERIOR DECOR PRODUCTS SELECTION AND BUYING EXPERIENCE AT SHRISTI
SAKTHIVEL S, DR. A. NARMADHA
A STUDY ON THE ANALYSIS OF STOCK PRICE FLAKINESS IN A SELECTED NSE COMPANY
Mr. Arun Kumar KR, Dr. Narmadha
A STUDY ON EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT IN TENNECO CLEAN AIR INDIA. PVT. LTD
SATHISH M, DR. A. NARMADHA
A STUDY ON RISK AND RETURN ANALYSIS OF INDIAN PHARMA SECTOR
KATHIRESAN S, Ms V VARDHINI
IMPACT OF PREDICTIVE ANALYTICS ON AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY CHAIN OPTIMIZATION
Mr.Ajay G, Dr.A.Narmadha
Factors affecting worklife balance on employess
Mr. Sathish Kumar K, Ms. Vardhini V
A STUDY ON SUPPLY CHAIN DISRUPTION ON PORT OPERATIONS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CHENNAI PORT
Shivanee T, Dr. Murali Krishnan
A STUDY ON IDENTIFYING SUITABLE CANDIDATES BASED ON CV OR RESUME VALIDATION AND SOURCING IN CAREERNET TECHNOLOGIES (CHENNAI)
Mr. Gokulakanna N, MS. P. Brindha
COST EFFECTIVE STRATEGIES IN AIR FREIGHT MANAGEMENT
Mohamed Niyas M, Dr.R.Senthil Kumar
FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY IN THE HEALTH INSURANCE SECTOR AT STAR HEALTH INSURANCE
SAKTHI VIGNESH A & DR. A. NARMADHA*
THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CRM IN IMPROVING CUSTOMER ENGAGEMENT AT GETFARMS
ASAI MANI C & DR. A. NARMADHA
A DETAILED ANALYSIS OF THE ROLE OF VOUCHERS IN MANAGING TRUST FUNDS
KANNISWARR M, MRS P C SARANYA
A STUDY ON CORRELATION BETWEEN SALES AND DEMO QUALITY CLIENT RETENTION IN TECH SOLUTIONS
Anusri S and Dr. R Muralikrishnan
INNOVATIVE MARKETING STRATEGIES FOR BUILDING COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE AT GETFARMS
RANJITH KUMAR T& DR. R. MURALI KRISHNAN
“A STUDY ON CONSUMER PREFERENCES BASED ON SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT IN MARKETING SECTOR”
MARKLEE.A, Dr. R. Priyadharshini
AN EMPIRICAL STUDY ON WORKPLACE COUNSELLING AND ITS IMPACT ON EMPLOYEE WELL-BEING AND PRODUCTIVITY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO VELL BISCUITS PVT. LTD., PUDUCHERRY
Mr. U. Basith, MS. P. Brindha
SKILL GAP ANALYSIS AND ITS IMPACT ON PRODUCTIVITY AT CASTURN VALVES PRIVATE LIMITED IN CHENNAI
Mr. N. Dhakshinamoorthy, Dr. Amutha G
COMPREHENSIVE FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS FOR ASSESSING THE FINANCIAL HEALTH OF APOLLO HOME HEALTH CARE. LTD COMPANY.
Mr. AZARUDEEN J, Dr. Sankar Singh K
The Impact of Effective Recruitment and Selection Practices on Organizational Performance
Mr. S. KARTHIK, Dr. K. SHANKAR SINGH*
A Study on the Impact of Online Advertisements on Viewers Subscriptions to OTT Platforms
Mr, Aravind J, Dr. Narmadha A
ANALYZING CONSUMER BEHAVIOR THROUGH WEB AND SOCIAL MEDIA ANALYTICS
Mr. Arun Raj M, Mrs. Vardhini V
Optimizing Sales Strategy for Hyundai Automotive Components at Motherson
MANIESH S, Dr. NAVITHA SULTHANA
AN ANALYSIS OF CUSTOMER SEGMENTATION TO IMPROVES SALES EFFICIENCY IN FREIGHT FORWARDING
Ramya R, Dr. Madhumita. G
IMPACT OF TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM ON HOSPITAL STAFF PERFORMANCE
Porteeswaran T, Dr. Priyadharshini*2
IMPACT OF DIGITAL ATTENDANCE SYSTEM ON STUDENT PERFORMANCE AND DISCIPLINE
Mr, Arul Selvan M, Mrs. Vardhini
THE ROLE OF TELECALLING IN RESOLVING CUSTOMER COMPLAINTS AND ENHANCING LOYALTY
KRISHNA PRIYA, Dr. Chandramouli S*
STUDY ON DEVELOPING A B2B MARKETING STRATEGY FOR FEMTOSOFT
VIGNESH N, DR S CHANDRA MOULI
ANALYZING THE PORT DELAYS AND THEIR IMPACT ON LAST MILE DELIVERY
Phagya V R, Dr. Madhumita. G
IMPACT OF PAID ADVERTISEMENT IN WEBSITE AND MOBILE APPLICATION WITH REFER TO FEMTO SOFT COMPANY
Mathivanan.R, Dr.Chandramouli.S
A Comprehensive Study on Warehouse Operations and Process Optimization
Kaviya M, Dr. A. Navitha Sulthana
Optimizing Cargo Handling Operation at Chennai Port for Faster Turnaround Time
JOSEPH DION.K, Dr. A. Navitha Sulthana
EXPLORING MARKET POTENTIAL AND ASSESSING OPPORTUNITITES FOR BRUHAT LOGISTICS IN CHENNAI
Ramya R, Dr. G. Madhumita
AN EMPIRICAL STUDY ON EFFECTIVENESS OF PERFORMANCE APPRAISALS CONTRIBUTION TO EMPLOYEE MOTIVATION
Yuvan Shankar Raja K, Ms P Brindha*
AUTOMOBILE MACHINE WARE AND TARE RECOGNITION USING ML
Ajay Kumar B R, Priyanka G, Spandana P, Tejaswini M, Shashank Thej
EFFECTIVENESS OF DANGEROUS GOODS PACKAGING IN AIR TRANSPORTATION
Prince Christudas, Dr. D. Anitha Kumari
A STUDY ON EXPORT DOCUMENTATION PROCESS IN AASHIRVADH GLOBAL LOGISTICS
T. Kumaran, Dr. B. Kalayarasan
“Gender Classification Based on Biometric”
Smithashree K P, Mohammed Awais, Saadh Khan, Syed Sultan, Mahin Ayesha Fathima
ANALYSING THE EFFICIENCY OF EXPORT CLEARANCE PROCESS
Mr. SUSANTH K, Dr. D. ANITHA KUMARI*
Multiple tuned liquid sloshing dampers for across-wind response control of benchmark tall building-A Review
Sakina Lightwala, Vishalkumar B. Patel, Dr. D. R. Bhatt, Pratiti Bhatt, Dr. Vimlesh Agrawal
Inerter-Based Vibration Control Systems for Seismically Resilient Structures-A Review
Apexa. N. Dhodi, Vishal. B. Patel, Dr. Darshna Bhatt, Dr. Snehal V. Mevada, Dr. Vishal Arekar
A COMPREHENSIVE STUDY ON ENHANCING SUPPLY CHAIN VISIBILITY
Mr. NASEEM HUSSAIN P, Dr. D ANITHA KUMARI*
Pullout Behaviour of Reinforced Earth Walls with Cohesive Soil: A Review
Swapnil Barot, Vishalkumar B. Patel, Dr. D.R. Bhatt, Pratiti Bhatt
Optimal Structural Control of Tall buildings using Tuned mass dampers via Chaotic Optimization Algorithm-A Review
Tapan Patel, Vishalkumar B. Patel, Dr. Indrajit Patel, Pratiti Bhatt, Dr. Vishal Arekar
Optimizing the Positioning of Fluid Viscous Dampers to Enhance Resilience of Tall Buildings against Earthquake-Induced Structural Vibrations-A Review
Jaydutt Solanki, Vishalkumar B Patel, Dr. Indrajit Patel, Pratiti M Bhatt, Dr. Vimlesh Agrawal
Structural Analysis of Continuous Beam Using Finite Element Method and ANSYS Software-A Review
Hemang Gadhavi, Vishalkumar B. Patel, Pratiti M. Bhatt, Dr. Vishal A. Arekar, Dr. Indrajit N. Patel
Deep Learning Approach to Detect Pediatric Glaucoma
Chaitrashree R, S Karthik, Sachin B, Sandhya M, Sujeeth M
Real-Time Student Face Recognition Attendance System Using AI
Dharmaraj K B, Dhanushree C N, Revanth H V, Shashank N, Tejaswini P M
A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS ON MARKING AND LABELLING PRACTICES FOR DANGEROUS GOODS IN THE AIR CARGO INDUSTRY
Ms. VINNARASI VINSI G, Dr. D ANITHA KUMARI*
Road Assistance for Autonomous Vehicles
Saraswathi D, Hitha S N, Nikhitha J S, Priyanka R N, Sanjana B C
Video Summarization and Translation into Indian Regional Languages Using Deep Learning
Dr Ranjit KN, Mr. Ganesh Nayak R, Ms. Monica M, Ms. Poornima R
OPTIMIZING INBOUND AND OUTBOUND LOGISTIC TO IMPROVE WAREHOUSE EFFICIENCY
Ms. LOHITHA V, Mrs. P C SARANYA, Dr. D ANITHA KUMARI*
ANALYZING THE IMPORTANCE OF FREIGHT FORWARDING DOCUMENTATION IN FACILITATING SMOOTH CUSTOMS PROCESSES
Mr. ARJUN M, Dr. D ANITHA KUMARI
Handwritten Signature Recognition using Machine Learning
Asst Prof. Rajani, Ms. Aishwarya S, Mr. Chalukya S, Ms. Inchara C P, Ms. Meghana M
IOT Based River Cleaning Robot
Mrs. Rajani, Mr. Kushal, Ms. Spoorthi S, Mr. Tanishq Vinayaka S M, Ms. V Ankitha
Detection of Fake Certificate Using Blockchain and Issuer Validation System
Sangeetha G, Bharath M, Gowri Padaki, Nabila Banu N, Nawal Mohamed Jaffar
BREAK BULK CARGO CHALLENGES FACED BY FREIGHT FORWARDERS AND CARRIERS
Arya Ajay, Dr. S. Sudha
“PROBLEMS FACED WHILE HANDLING AND DELIVERING ON IMPORTING AND EXPORTING ON ELECTRONIC GOODS”
MS. HARINISRI S, Dr. D ANITHA KUMARI
Soletrack AI: Smart Shoe for Early Diabetic Foot Ulcer Detection & Monitoring
Siddaraj M G, Chethan C V, Manoj S, Karthik B M, Sumanth S
A Study on E commerce Trend Analysis and Consumer Behavior Insights
Mr. Sanjeeviram RP, Ms. A. Narmatha
Earthquake Prediction using Machine Learning
Dr. Chethan H K, Mr. Harsha P T, Mr. Mahendra R, Mr. T Ram Gopal Reddy, Ms. Yashaswini K C
VOICE BASED SMART WHEELCHAIR FOR PHYSICALLY IMPAIRED PERSONS
Mrs. Suhasini, Ms. Dhanya K B, Mr. Shivashankar C S, Mr. Suhas Chandra mouli, Mr. Irfan baig
Smart Invigilation Duty Allocation System
K.Penchalaiah, R.Anusha, S.Anjali, Sk.Reehana, Y.Kavya
Doctors’ Handwriting Recognition
Sharath Kumar Y H, Prashanth H S, Sahana M V, Santhosh K S, Sujan Gowda S
Student Performance Evaluation Based on Machine Learning
Bhavyashree H D, Prajwal C, Soujanya S, Chandan Kumar C, Akhila D J
Exploring the Motivational and Preparatory Experiences of BSEE Graduates Pursuing the REE Examination Amidst the COVID-19 Pandemic
Shane Grey H. Beldia
Recycling Waste Thermoplastic for the Production of Plastic Paver Blocks
Amey Kakule, Abhijit Thavare, Prof. S. N. Phule
AI Powered Drug Discovery
Mrs. Suhasini, Ms. Jayanka J, Ms. Shri Lakshmi SD, Mr. Puneeth H, Ms. Jayalakshmi GS
MITIGATING THE RISK OF VESSEL SCHEDULE RELIABILITY IN SHIPPING, STRATEGIES AND BEST PRACTICES
Mr. M DINESH, Dr D ANITHA KUMARI*
AN INFLUENCE OF YOUTUBE ADVERTISING ON CONSUMER BEHAVIOR ACROSS SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORM
Guru Guhan G, Dr. Kabirdoss Devi*
A Study on Customer Segmentation and Campaign Effectiveness
Mr. Mohanaram A, Ms. A. Narmadha
A Study on Effectiveness of Social Media Recruitment Strategies in Attracting Top Talent
Ms. JANANI V. S, Dr.Sudha S*
A study on customer retention strategies for over dimensional cargo
Ms. Harisha.S, Mr B Kalaiyarasan
Study on customer perception and satisfaction in vehicle loan service in Cholamandalam Investment and Finance Company Limited
TAMIL SELVAM, Dr. Priyadharshini*
Assessing Inclusive Leadership and Equitable Hiring Practices at Prodian Infotech: A Strategic Review
Samuel Jebaraj, Dr. K. Sankar Singh
Detection Of Manipulated Media With AI
Vijay Kumar M S, Poornima N H, Priya M, Namratha S, Sneha H L
BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE IN LOGISTICS FOR SUPPLYCHAIN MANAGEMENT B-ACCURACY EXIM PVT. LTD
MUHAMMED FAMIL.S, Dr. S. SUDHA
A STUDY ON OPTIMIZING HR RECRUITMENT PROCESSES FOR CONTRACT-TO-HIRE ROLES AT CAREERNET TECHNOLOGIES IN CHENNAI
Ms. Diana Vinisha B, Dr. Amutha G*
ANALYSIS OF EXPORT DOCUMENTATION OF TRUCK MANUFACTURING COMPANY BEYOND CHALLENGES
Shravan SJ, Dr. G. Madhumita
A STUDY ON EXPORT LOGISTICS AND DOCUMENTATION
Mr. SATHISHKUMAR P, Mrs. P C SARANYA, Dr. D ANITHA KUMARI*
STUDYING THE POWER OF SOCIAL MEDIA RECRUITMENT IN HIRING THE BEST AT HEPL PVT. LTD.
Vaishnavi K K, Dr. K.Sankar Singh
IOT BASED FLOOD MONITORING AND ALERTING SYSTEM
Sushma M P, Namith R, Nirmitha P, Prajwal K T, Prathiksha M Y
“Smart Agriculture Through Vision: Predicting Seed Traits and Growth from a Single Image” (SeedLens)
Mrs. Suma H C, Mr. Chandan Swamy D M, Mr. Madan S, Ms. Manjula A, Ms. Thanmayi R
IMAGE AND VIDEO DEBLURRING
Mrs. Sumaiya, Ms. Bhanushree.KM, Ms. Sadhana.S, Ms. Yuktha sarode J
Lumbar Spine Disease Detection
Mrs. Sowmyashree A N, Mr. Bharghav G, Ms. Bhavana P S, Mr. Darshan K R, Mr. Shiva Dhanush A
Pesticides and Their Impact on Biodiversity and the Environment
Sanjeev Kumar Vidyarthi*, Kumari Sushma Saroj and Hari Mohan Prasad Singh
Factors Affecting Wellbeing and Mental Health of Engineering and Construction Professionals in Nigeria
Uzor Onyia, Nzoputa Blessed Madueme
Mango Fruit Grading Using Deep Learning Algorithms
Vijay Kumar M S, Aishwarya M N, Anagha Ananth, Manaswi T J, Keerthi M
FREIGHT FORWARDING OPERATIONS: AN IN-DEPTH ANALYSIS OF WORK ACTIVITIES AND CHALLENGES
Mr. KOUSHIK SHARAN P, Dr. D ANITHA KUMARI
“THE STUDY ABOUT EFFECTIVENESS OF INFLUENCER MARKETING”
Narayana Perumal.P, Dr. S. Chandramouli
Underwater Garbage Detection Using YOLOv8 Model
Prof.Arpitha K, Lohit Kumar B R, Sharanappa Padiyappanavar, Shwetha M, Sumanth T M
A COMPREHENSIVE OF INDIA CEMENTS AND ITS INTERNATIONAL LOGISTICS OPERATIONS
Mr. SIBI CHAKKARAVARTHY P, Dr. D ANITHA KUMARI*
RISK MANAGEMENT IN OCEAN FREIGHT PROJECT CARGO
Mr. MANOJ PANDIAN N, Dr. B KALAIYARASAN, Dr. D ANITHA KUMARI*
A STUDY ON FINACIAL PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF PIDILITE INDUSTRIES LIMITEDV
MARIMUTHU C, Ms V VARDHINI
ASSESSING THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF GLOBAL LOGISTICS: CHALLENGES AND SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS
Rithin Ilango, Dr. S. Sudha
A STUDY ON THE ROLE OF MARKETING ANALYTICS IN STRATEGIC DECISION MAKING
AJAY RAJAN P, DR S CHANDRA MOULI
Clustering based Indexing of Cartoon Images for Retrieval
Amruth V, Santhosh Kumar M, Preethi B, Amrutha B, Prathiksha MS
AI – Agricultural Chatbot [Agri - bot]
Chaitrashree R, Rohan Siddhu K S, Srinand M V, Aishwarya K M, Bharath Bhushan M
A study on employee engagement in hospital
Mohamed Faisal J, DR. Jayasree Krishnan
REPORT ON IMPORT & EXPORT PROCEDURE AND DOCUMENTATION
Mr. SIVARAJ S, Dr. D ANITHA KUMARI
IMPACT OF EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT STRATEGIES ON SOFTWARE DEVELOPERS
KALAIVISHAL K, DR S CHANDRA MOULI
ANALYSIS ON “LOGISTICAL CHALLENGES FACED BY PRODUCT EXPORTERS
Mr. DHARSHAN S, Dr. D ANITHA KUMARI
A Review on the Use of Waste Thermoplastic in Civil Engineering
Amey Kakule, Abhijit Thavare, Prof. S. N. Phule
CHALLENGES FACED IN IMPORT EXPORT IN AIR CARGO
A.Rupesh, Dr B Kalaiyarasan
A study on Improving the Processing Time of Inbound Mixed Bag Operations in Blue Dart’s Airport Hub
Jagadhish T, Dr. Murali krishnan
TEXT SUMMARIZATION USING AI
Bhavyashree H D, Syeda Yaseera, Chandana G B, Mohammed Ali, Yeshwanth T
Review on Stress and Torque Analysis of A Gear-Rack Mechanism Using ANSYS
Kunal Nimbalkar, Pruthviraj Mane-Deshmukh, Ranjit Rananaware, S. V. Kulkarni
Kannada Character Recognition From Ancient Epigraphical Inscription Using OCR
Dr. Sharath Kumar Y H, Priyanka K S, Tanya M, Deepika H, Harish Gowda M S
A Study on enhancing recruitment efficiency streamlining backend processes across department at Mafoi Strategiec consulting
Ajit Kumar. V, Dr. Murali Krishnan. R
ANALYZING THE SERVICE QUALITY PROVIDED BY FREIGHT FORWARDING
Mr. KIRAN KUMAR R, Dr. D ANITHA KUMARI*
RBF BASED SMART VOTING SYSTEM
Minugu B, Likitha K H, Muktha N, Nanditha H N, Preethi B M
Stock Market : Analysis And Forcasting Using DeepLearning
Amruth V, Monish Gowda, Reenaish R, Sharanya BK, Smrithi MV
ANALYZING THE CHALLENGES OF FREIGHT FORWARDER TOWARDS EXPORT AND IMPORT
Mr. SAIRAM K, DR. B KALAIYARASAN
OVERCOMING OPERATIONAL HURDLES IN ODC LOGISTICS AT OCEAN
Miss JANANI K, DR. D. ANITHA KUMARI*
Optimization of Freight Forwarding Operations through Cost Strategy: A Case Study of Super Logistics Pvt Ltd
Kirthik Kumar I, Dr. G . Madhumita
A Study on Factor Influencing Hiring Practices and Its Impact on Retention: A Case Study of a Unique Hire Consulting LLP
Ms. Vedha shiny J, Dr. Sudha S
Analyse The Time Delays Challenges In Over Dimensional Cargo Transportation
Janani K, Dr. D. Anitha kumari
Role Of Multimodal Transportation And Its Impact On Chennai Port
Saran Kumar S, Dr. R. Senthil Kumar
Smart Umpiring for LBW Detection System
Ravi P, Jeevitha Raj C S, S Yashas, Siri Sinchana N, Nithish Kumar M
ENHANCING KPIs in LOGISTICS OPERATIONS
B.Divesh Varadharaj, Dr Senthil Kumar R
OPTIMIZING STORAGE AND SPACE UTILIZATION FOR FIRST MILE OPERATIONS
Mr. Bala murugan G, Mrs. P C Saranya, Dr. D Anitha Kumari
Feedback Mechanism on Public Speaking using Audio and Video Analysis
Siddaraj M G, Abrar Khan, Ankith Gowda B H, Daivik R, P G Nithin
A Study on Overall Port Operations and Functions of Chennai Port
Mohamed Ismail. S, Dr. A. Navitha Sultana
Brain Stroke Prediction Using ML
Bhavyashree H D, Amarnath R, Ankith T P, Jagath Ponnanna P M, Sandesh K M
Student Activity Recognition & Classification Using Machine Learning
DR. RAVI P, Likhith K N, M Varun Vaadul, Madhusudhan G, Mir Mohammed Ali Asghar
A Research on Smart Residential Services
Shrikrushna Kharat, Shubham Dhanawade, Vaibhav Gond, Akshay Madane, Tushar Misal, Prof. Sachin Pandhare
AI-Based Virtual Clothing Try-On System
Ajay Kumar B R, Brinda G, Shashank M R, Shivaprasad B N, Sri Vaishnavi A M
A STUDY ON ASSESSING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF LINKEDIN IN RECRUITMENT PROCESS WITH REFERENCE OF RAMSOL PVT LTD
Ms. Savari Nitheesha. A, Dr. Murali Krishnan. R*
WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEM USING SOLAR ENERGY
Prathamesh N. Danake, Sanket B. Kadam, Mangesh N. Digraskar, Prajyot D. Jadhav, Sagar C. Bichukale and Dr. B. S. Gandhare
RISK MANAGEMENT PRACTICES ON NVOCC OPERATIONS
Kalpana Sri. M, Dr. G. Madhumita
Customer Relationship Management Practices In Freight Forwarding in Sales
AJITH PRAKASH, DR.G. MADHUMITA
A STUDY ON THE IMPACT OF GEOPOLITICAL TENSIONS ON GLOBAL LOGISTICS
Madhumitha.I.S, Dr. A. Navitha Sulthana
RISK TRANSFER BETWEEN BUYERS AND SELLERS IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE
Mr. Kaushik Balakrishnan, Mr B Kalaiyarasan
THE ROLE OF DIGITALIZATION IN ENHANCING EFFICIENCY IN PORT OPERATIONS
Mr. Raghul.S, Mr B. Kalaiyarasan
Auditing Sustainability Reporting-Challenges & solution with reference to Chennai audit
Nishanth.D, Dr. Murali Krishnan.R
DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION OF AIR CUSTOMS CLEARANCE. A STUDY ON REDUCING DELAYS THROUGH TECHNOLOGY
Mr. B. ASWIN, Ms. P.C. SARANYA
Virtual Interaction System Using Open CV
Roopa K Murthy, Bharath R, Giri Shankar, Shruthi M, Sushil Waghamare
Diversity of Species and Habitat Selection of Amphibian Fauna in Samastipur District, Bihar
Kumari Sushma Saroj* and Sanjeev Kumar Vidyarthi
ANALYSING THE FACTORS THAT AFFECT DIRECT SALE BUSINESS WITH REFERENCE TO ASORT PVT LTD IN HOSUR
SYED SATHAM HUSAIN.J, Dr.R.Murali Krishnan
EVALUATING THE EFFICIENCY OF CARGO HANDING OPERATIONS AT CHENNAI PORT
Mr NISANTH S, DR. D. ANITHA KUMARI, Ms.P.C.SARANYA
A STUDY ON INFLUENCER MARKETING TRENDS AND EFFECTIVENESS
Arpita Mondal, Dr. Chandramouli.S
Chain Accident prevention by applying automatic brake via vehicle to vehicle communication
Chidambar P M, Chinmay S, D N Mithun, Karthik D, Dr. Devika B
AIR CUSTOMS CLEARANCE PROCESSING OF TIME ANALYSIS
Mr. BUVANESH R, Dr. D ANITHA KUMARI
IMPORT DOCUMENTATION PROCESS AT ACR GLOBAL LOGISTICS
Ramesh Kumar D, Dr. G. MADHUMITA
A COMPREHENSIVE STUDY ON CONTAINER HANDLING PRACTICES AND TIME MANAGEMENT IN CHENNAI PORT AND ITS IMPACT DUE TO TRAFFIC
MANIKANDAN.M, Mrs. P C SARANYA
A STUDY ON OVERCOMING CHALLENGES AS TO SALES IN FREIGHT FORWARDING INDUSTRY
Sushmitha M, Dr. S. Sudha
“A Cross-Platform Database Comparison Tool for Schema and Data Synchronization”
Prateek Singh, Prashansha Varshney, Pankaj Sharma
THE STUDY OF DOCUMENTATION AND PORT OPERATION IN DP WORLD
V.DHARUN ROHINTH, DR. B KALAIYARASAN
SURVEY ON HEALTH NAVIGATOR
Adithya. S, Archana. S K, Ashwini. P, Anusha. M.P, Bhanumathi. A
Development of Cylindrical Silk Screen Printing Device
Mark Neil C. Casidsid
A Study on Integrated Logistics Optimization in Karaikal Port Private Limited
Keerthivasan A, Dr G Madhumitha
A STUDY ON CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR WITH REFERENCE TO BIG BAZAAR
S.Aashik Deva & Dr. Chandramouli. S
A COMPREHENSIVE STUDY ON CONTAINER IMBALANCE IN CHENNAI PORT.
Mr. JUSTIN VIMALRAJ A, Dr. D ANITHA KUMARI*
SMART MANHOLE MONITORING SYSTEM AND TRASH COLLECTION
ABINAY, C. HARIKA, G. DEEPA SREE, M. SUSHMITHA, VISHALINI DIVAKAR
FemSAFE: VOICE ACTIVATED WOMEN’S SAFTEY DEVICE
Adeeba Ismath, Anagha K S, Archana N, Dr P N Sudha
A STUDY ON OPERATIONAL ASPECTS OF FREIGHT FORWARDING
Ms. K S MAANASHVEE, Dr. D ANITHA KUMAR*
A STUDY ON CHALLENGES FACED BY CUSTOMS HOUSE AGENT
SAINA CLEETUS, Dr. D ANITHA KUMARI*
A STUDY ON CHALLENGES FACED IN IMPORTING CMRL TRACK
VAISHANI.S, Dr. B. KALAIYARASAN
AN OVERVIEW OF CHALLENGES FACED BY FREIGHT FORWARDERS IN IMPORT
Mr. Logesh. C, Dr. B. Kalaiyarasan
A STUDY ON CONTAINER SLOT BOOKING: PROCESS EFFICIENCY AND ISSUES FACED BY SMALL FORWARDERS AT SAMPORTO FREIGHT FORWARDING PVT LTD
M. Suryaprasath, Ms.P.C.Saranya
CHALLENGES OF CUSTOMS CLEARANCE PROCESS AFTER NEW TARIFFS
K MOHAMMAD ALTARIQ, DR B KALAIYARASAN*
EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF DIABETIC FOOT ULCERS USING AI-BASED IMAGE CLASSIFICATION TECHNIQUES
Niveditha H R, Rachana S Shekar, Mounashree R, Divya Chandana C, Tejashwini B S
Study on Designing an Inclusive Talent Scouting Process in VY TCDC
Gowri Shree P. Dr. Brindha P*
SMART SPY ROVER USING RASPBERRY PI FOR SURVEILLANCE AND THREAT DETECTION
Mr. Ranjith Kumar.J, M.E, (Ph.D), Karthikeyan.A, Karthikeyan.M, Kuralarasan.S
SmartBite: Where AI Meets Appetite – A Vision Based System for Real-Time Food Recognition and Caloric Intelligence
Prakruthi S*, Harsha S, Deepak Gowda K G, Vaishnavi, Yashaswini B M
A STUDY ON PROBLEMS FACED BY FREIGHT FORWARDERS
Mr.MOHAMED KAMARDEEN M, Ms.P.C.SARANYA, Dr. D ANITHA KUMARI
Microcontroller based Car Parachute Ejection System
Mr.Kumar N Krishnamurthy, Sanika C K, Sanjana P, Spoorthi K,Sinchana K P
Kidney Stone Detection Using CT Scan Image
Smithashree KP, Deekshith M, Nishanth N,Darshan Gowda G,Naveen kumar P
A STUDY ON EFFECTIVENESS OF INBOUND & OUTBOUND WAREHOUSE OPERATIONS AT DELHIVERY PVT LTD
Marwin Xavior.A, Ms.P.C.Saranya
OPTIMIZING FIRST MILE AND LAST MILE OPERATION
Mr. DINAKARAN. D, Dr. D ANITHA KUMARI*
A Study on the Impact of Automation and Digitalization on Mutual Fund Back-End Office Operations
Madhav L, Dr. Madhumita G
Plant Identification and Disease Detection
Dr. Ranjit K N, Ms. Afreen Suhan, Mr. Krishna A Kadolkar, Mr. Manoj S S, Ms. Sindhu M C
SMART WASTE SEGREGATION SYSTEM
Telugu Maddileti, Sriramadasu Kaushik, Shettipalli Vamshi, Sirikonda Karthikeya
A STRATEGIC APPROACH TO CARGO CONSOLIDATION BOOSTING EFFICIENCY AND CUTTING COST
Chandra sekar R, Dr. B. Kalayarasan
“PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS ON 1*2 L SHAPED MICROSTRIP PATCH ANTENNA FOR 2.4GHz”
Dinesh Kumar D S, Archana M, Bhoomika D, Hitha S M, Lekhana B H
A STUDY ON CONSUMER SATISFACTION TOWRDS LENOVA LAPTOP AT TINKAS PVT. LTD
Padmanabhan.K & Dr. Chandramouli.S*
FOOTSTEP POWER GENERATION AND MOBILE CHARGING USING RFID
MONIKA H N, N HEMA, NISARGA M, SAHANA N R, SANTHOSH KUMAR B R
An Overview of Supply Chain Process in GG Organic Care Pvt Ltd
PRITHIVIRAJ K, Dr.G.MADHUMITA
Guardian Eye: Mobile Surveillance and Defense System for Military Safety
Radhika M N, Suman M L, Thanushree M K, Tharun N, Thrupthi M R
A STUDY ON UPGRADING JUST IN TIME TECHNOLOGY IN FLIPKART
GOKUL, Ms. P. C. Saranya
OPTIMIZING VESSEL OPERATIONS, STEVEDORING, RAIL OPERATIONS, STORAGE AND DELIVERY AT CHENNAI PORT
Thulasingh A, Ms. P. C. Saranya
FORMULATION, ANALYSES, AND ACCEPTABILITY OF BREAD PRODUCTS WITH SOYA (Glycine max)
WENIFREDO G. VILLARUZ JR, MAIEd
AR Business Card
Sindhu P, Kushal N G, Karthik Narayan K, Shreya Murugendra Halli, Thejas J Gowda
Detection of Liver Tumors in CT Scans Using Machine Learning and Texture Analysis
Nischitha k, Chethan Kumar K, Mahith D, Vivek D, Vivek H
FORMULATION, ANALYSES AND ACCEPTABILITY OF SABA (Musa balbisiana) ICE CREAM
AIDA A. BESANTE, MAEd
FORMULATION, ANALYSES AND ACCEPTABILITY OF PANDESAL WITH SQUASH AND SWEET POTATO LEAVES
MARIVIC L. DELA CRUZ, MAIEd
FORMULATION, ANALYSES AND ACCEPTABILITY OF HOG PLUM FLAVORED CUBES
JENNYDEL P. VILLASIS, MAEd TLE
Unmanned robot using IoT for military applications
Akash K, Amogh T, Vishwas gpwda C H, Kushal S, Dr. M J Anand
FORMULATION, ANALYSES AND ACCEPTABILITY OF FRUIT SOURING PASTE
MEA JEAN I. CAMINOY, MAIEd-HE
Assistive Gesture Recognition System for Patients with Real-Time Notifications and Alerts via Raspberry Pi
Sushma P S, Anusha S A, Chandana K B, Deeksha S, Gagana S
Prototyping Of A Three-Piston Brake Caliper Bracket Using Reverse Engineering
K. Dayakar, Ch. Jeevan Kumar*, H. Kajol, P. Karthik Reddy*
Modeling And 3d Printing of Industrial Gear Box
Mrs. P. VARA LAKSHMI, B. AJAY KUMAR, A. SUBRAMANYAM, S. GANESH
Driver Drowsiness Detection Using Multi- Channel Second Order Blind Identifications
Gayathri S, Skanda N, Subhash HT, Vrushank Gowda K
Agriculture Development through Generative AI
Dr. Shivamurthy R.C. *, Likith D², Nishanth K.J., Harsha Vardhan T.V., Skanda P.M.
Authorized vehicle parts recognition and alerting system for Ev vehicle
Dr. R Manjunatha, Janya L S, Inchara K, Madhumati I K, Manohari K V
“IMPLEMENTATION OF LOW POWER TIQ BASED FLASH ADC”
Dr. Revanesh M, Sathvik H M, Sneha K S, Sagar H N
FORMULATION, ANALYSES AND ACCEPTABILITY OF BITTER GOURD-PINEAPPLE COOKIES
ROSE BETH C. ANDAYA, MAEd
AI – Based Travel Itinerary
Adarsh Sainath H, Chinmay Gowda B S, Jayanthan B N, Kushal Gowda G, Syeda Amira Hussaini
Solar-Based Smart Charging Station with Wireless Power Transfer (WPT) for Electric Vehicles and Monitoring using IoT
Adith P, Akash S, Harish M V, K Vamshikrishna, Dr Bharati Gururaj
FORMULATION, ANALYSES AND ACCEPTABILITY OF CLAM KIKIAM WITH MORINGA LEAVES
THEA MARIE P. MARQUEZ, MAEd
MULTIMODAL DEEPFAKE DETECTION SYSTEM USING ML
Akshatha M, Appu C, Gagan Gowda M S, Gautam Prabhu H M, Mahadeva Sharma S
PORTABLE VENTILATOR
Mrs. Subhashini R, Ms. Bhoomika K S, Mr. Darshan M K, Mr. Veeresh Rajesh Hiremath
River Depth Monitoring Robot with Waste Collection Feature
Mr. Girish K A, Ms. Bhoomika H S, Mr. Gangadhar S, Ms. Navyashree G, Mr. Rakesh R
FORMULATION, ANALYSES AND ACCEPTABILITY OF SQUASH HOPIA WITH MORINGA LEAVES
APRIL O. GALLARDO, MAEd
Prediction Of Cardiovascular Diseases With Retinal Images Using Deep Learning
Syeda Amira Hussaini, Nandini S S, Nayana Prakash, Preethi P N, Punya Shree V K
Cattle Care : Intelligent Cattle Disease Prediction & Treatment System
Nethravathi J, Anusha M, Jhanhavi J, Syeda Raziqa, Yashaswini S R
Satellite Image to Map Conversion and Land Cover Analysis Using Deep Learning
Gayathri S, AppuRaj H S, Mohith D B, Rohith A P, Shreyas S R
Heart Disease Prediction System
Milind Sharma G, Nisarga K, Praveen N R, Rakshitha S, Pallavi Y
“Silk Shield: AI-powered Sericulture Disease Detection and Climate- based Cocoon Optimization”
Mr. Mohammed Salamath, Ms. M Chandana, Ms. Monisha R, Ms. Suchithra NN
BlackWidow: An Integrated GUI-Based Penetration Testing Platform for Comprehensive Web Security
Pratham D, Gokulnath UC, Chandana Lad CG, Shreyas SP,Prof.Malashree MS
Multimodal Emotion Classification using Machine Learning and Deep Learning
Prof.Prakruthi S,Neha D M, Shreya G S, Shreyas Gowda S, Uday G
Career Navigator: An AI-Powered E-Learning Platform for Enhanced Coding Interview Preparation
Prof. Meenakshi H, Arunram R, Guruprasad GM, Likith Nirvan
Multi-Class Adaptive Active Learning for Predicting Student Anxiety
Prasanna G, Amrutha E, Harshitha M R, Jeevitha S R, Madhumitha R
FORMULATION, ANALYSES AND ACCEPTABILITY OF PAPAYA (Carica papaya Linn) DESSERTS
EDHA LEY D. BARRIO, MAEd
Algorithmic Trading Bot
Michelle D,souza, Harish N, Janardhan K Y, Tejas P, Yashwanth M
Car Crash Detection System
Uzma Tabassum, Sumanth G N, Aishwarya Kashyap S, Mohamed Luqmaan, Anusha V R
Event Management WebApp Using Django
Nethravathi J, Ravindragouda S Patil, Rishab S, Sharanya B N, Samarth Chowdry S
Personalized Nutrition Recommendation System Using Machine Learning
Akshatha M, Basavaraju B K, Suhas R, Abhishek P, Kowshik S
ACCEPTABILITY OF ROOT CROP-JAMAICA CHERRY COOKIES
Jennie L. Jaspio
“Food Recognition and Calorie Estimation”
Dr. Madhan Kumar G S, Mr. Charan S, Mr. Darshan N, Ms. Spoorthy R S, Ms. Sriya S
Eye Disease Detection
Prof. Harish H K, Namratha S N, Keerthana C N,Prathiksha B S, Rohini R
NATA DE FRUTA: FORMULATION, ANALYSES AND ACCEPTABILITY
ANDREW DEMANDACO BUENVENIDA, MAIEd
INTELLIGENT DDOS ATTACK: LEVEARGING RANDOM FOREST CLASSIFICATION
Darshan J Baligeri, Dhruva K, Gagan K, Varshith GR, Meenakshi H
THE SMART TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT SYSTEM USING MACHINE LEARNING AND IOT
R Rajashekar, Ravishankar K N, Rohith H, Shashank Gowda P, Dr Shivamurthy R C
Safeguarding Crime Digital Evidence Using SHA Hash and AWS
Devaraju H K, Sufiya Salam, Hajeera Suhani, Mohammed Abid I S, Mohammed Ibrahim Khan
IoT Based Distribution Transformer Condition Monitoring System with Load Sharing
Kiran T, Asst Prof. Rashmi Pattan, Vijeth P S
AI-POWERED STARTUP FUNDING AND MENTORSHIP NETWORK FOR SEAMLESS COLLABORATION
Prof. Bhavya H S, Nikhitha H, Nisarga D S, Varun D, Vinod kumar N
DETECTION OF DDOS USING AI
KEERTHANA L, KEERTHANA S, VYSHNAVI SN, PRATEEK CH
Automated Hydroponic System with Optimized Plant Growth Light Spectrum for Sustainable Indoor Agriculture
Y.S Simon Cornelius, M.Subash, D Anish
INVESTIGATION OF VOLTAGE MODULATION ON THE OPTICAL AND STRUCTURAL PROPERTIES OF ELECTRODEPOSITED ZINC SULFIDE (ZnS) THIN FILMS
Chiedozie Emmanuel Okafor *, Azubike Josiah Ekpunobi, Donald Nnanyere Okoli, Jeroh Diemiruaye Mimi, Okechukwu Emma Odikpo, Chukwudi Benjamin Muomeliri, Overcomer Anusiuba, Adline Nwaodo, Augustine Azubogu, Lynda Adaora Ozobialu, Evangeline Onuigbo, Chiamaka Peace Onu, Augustine Nwode Nwori, Nonso Livinus Okoli, Lois Ugomma Okafor
MICRO COMBUSTOR ANALYSIS OF HYDROGEN
Mr. B. PHANINDRA KUMAR, A. YASHWANTH, I. PAVAN KALYAN, N. MANIKANTA CHARY
FORMULATION, ANALYSES AND ACCEPTABILITY OF SEAFOOD LONGGANISA WITH CASSAVA AND GREEN AMARANTH LEAVES
GERREYL G. CALINAO, MAIED HE
Serverless Infrastructure at Scale: A Comprehensive Framework for Enterprise-Wide FaaS Migration Using AWS Lambda
Kiran Kumar Suram
Plant Leaf Disease Detection Using Image Processing and Machine Learning
Bhavyashree H D, Shakthivale R, Vinay M
FORMULATION OF OYSTER-BANANA PSEUDOSTEM CHIPS
MALIRIE O. OLANO, MAIEd-H.E.
BLUETOOTH CONTROLLED PICK AND PLACE ROBOT
Mr. Ravikumar R, Mr. Pruthveesh J, Ms. Tejashwini G D, Ms. Anusha G R, Mr. Darshan H G
FORMULATION OF GREEN MUSSEL-BAMBOO SHOOT SIOPAO
ELIVER L. LADRILLO, MAEd TLE
Smart Surveillance and Combat Robot for Defense Operations
POOJA V, SHRAVANI G V, VISHWAS M K, HARSHITH M K, Dr Devika B
Formulation, Analyses, And Acceptability of Root Crops Puto Pao with Black Rice
RAQUEL G. GUMODA, MAIED HE
DESIGN AND ANALYZE CIRCULAR SHAPED MICROSTRIP PATCH ANTENNA FOR C APPLICATION
Ashok, Keerthana K, Mallikarjuna swamy N, Manasa Chowdary, P N Sudha
DETECTION OF LUMPY SKIN DISEASE IN CATTLE
CHETAN S P, M PURUSHOTHAM, K AMARENDRA, AJITH D, SUMA SANTHOSH
Comparative Benchmark Analysis of ChatGPT and DeepSeek: Performance Across AI Tasks
Dr. Anju Kaushik, Dr. Anil Kaushik
Literature survey paper on triangle shaped patch antenna
Amulya M N, Meghana S R, Monisha B N, Dr. Electa Alice Jayarani
MULTIFUNCTION AGRICULTURAL ELECTRIC VEHICLE
Raghu H M, Srujan Karanth N, Vardhan Gowda K N, Vikas K S, Mrs. Pragati Pukkela
Sky Guardian: Anti-Harassment Drone Patrol
SNEHA, VARSHIINI S, VEDASHREE M, NIKHIL M S, Mr. S.CHRISTO JAIN
AI - Powered Pedestrian Safety Surveillance Camera
Rohith M, Spoorthy B, Sumanjali K, Siddharth Sharma, Mrs. Divya D
SHOES FOR DIABETIC PATIENTS
Sachin B, Srujan H G, Vishwanath V, Vivek M S, Mrs. Bhargavi Ananth
The Future of Shopping: Smart Trolley
SAHANA T B, SHALINI S, SUNITA SS, VIDYA SHREE H, Mrs. SANGEETHA V
AI BASED HYDROPONICS IN IOT
Varun, Vijay Kumar, Vivek Raj, Ranjith Gowda, Dr Saleem S Tevaramani
TRUST VOTE: A SECURE VOTING SYSTEM
Mr.Naveen Kumar S, Sulagna Mondal, Thanushree M.K, V.Likhith, Varun Rayapati
Automated Embedded System for Sustainable Rainwater Harvesting and Solar Power Management
Prajwal P, Megharaj C M, Shashank C, Mohammed Taha, Dr. Rekha N
TIREVOLT: MOTION POWERED WIRELESS CHARGING FOR EV VEHICLES
Nithyashree V L, Sahana K R, Shilpa T R, Soumyashree S, Vishalini D
ENERGY EFFICIENT FACE RECOGNITION AUTHENTICATION
Gayathri Devi B, Kavya G, Lakshmi M, S Christo Jain
LITERATURE REVIEW ON DIGITAL PAYMENT ADOPTION IN THE LPG SECTOR
Mona Srivastava, Dr. Neha Choudhary, Dr. Bhavna Sharma
Consumer Perceptions of Sustainable Products and Their Impact on Purchase Intention: A Thematic Literature Review
Hajra Perween, Dr. Neha Choudhary, Dr. Bhawna Sharma Padroo
AI-Based Differentiation of Fertilized and Organic Fruits
SARIKA S,SHREE HARSHITHA S,SURYA RV, TIRUMALA GANESH BHARADWAJ SHARMA, Ms. RAMYA KR
AUTO-STERILE (UV-STERILIZATION ROBOT)
Kiran.G, Gowtham.M, Lohith Yaadav.R, Manoj Kumar.N, Satish Kumar
LIFE LINK-Smart Traffic Signal Control System
Ayyaji Madhava H N, C Rahul, Chethan A G, Kishan V, Sapna Patil
Designing Future Ready Campuses for Immersive Tech Driven Learning
Lt Col Sanjay Singh, VSM (Retd), Dr. Neha Choudhary, Dr. Bhawna Sharma Padroo
A Study on Impact of Influencer Marketing & Online Customer Review on Purchase of Generation Z
L. Ramanjaneya, Priyanka Samuel Ebenezer
A study on assessing the impact of hybrid work model on job execution
Kondapuram Bhavani, Vadla Sandeepani
A Hybrid Fuzzy and Deep Learning Framework for Kidney Tumor Detection
Prof. Ashwini G, Ms. Preethi S C, Ms. Sahana N P, Mr. Mohammed Luqman, Mr. Sudeep Katagi
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ANALYZING THE IMPACT OF QUALITY OF WORK LIFE ON EMPLOYEE PRODUCTIVITY AND ORGANIZATIONAL COMMITMENT IN PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANY
V.S.Annsen, Dr. Chandramouli.S*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12434
Abstract: The impact of Quality of Work Life (QWL) on organizational commitment and employee productivity at pharmaceuticals industry, a major participant in the Indian pharmaceutical sector, is examined in this study. It focuses on things like work-life balance, job stability, career advancement, pay, and workplace conditions. Structured questionnaires and literature reviews were used to gather data for a descriptive study design. Employees from different departments were included in the sample, providing a comprehensive picture of QWL throughout the company. The associations between QWL components, productivity, and loyalty were investigated using statistical techniques such as regression analysis and correlation. According to the results, higher QWL considerably boosts worker productivity and fortifies organizational loyalty. Fair compensation, opportunity for growth, and supportive work environments all increase employee retention and happiness. The study emphasizes that to promote long-term organizational performance, HR strategies must be focused on employee well-being. Pharmaceutical industry will use the knowledge gathered to create practical strategies that would promote industry competitiveness, lower attrition, and improve working conditions.
Keywords: Quality of Work Life (QWL), Organizational Commitment, Employee Productivity, Work-Life Balance
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The Impact of Wellbeing Culture and Mental Health in Nigerian Construction Industry
Uzor Onyia, Nzoputa Blessed Madueme
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12501
Abstract: There can be no occupational health and safety without mental health. Through a thorough literature review and questionnaire survey of 152 workers in the Nigerian Construction Industry (NCI), this study investigates the impact of wellbeing culture and mental health among construction professionals in Nigeria. Our findings reveal Decrease in job satisfaction and Reduction in Productivity respectively are the highest impacts of poor wellbeing culture and mental health of construction workers in Nigeria. Furthermore, Enforcement of regulations that prioritize mental health considerations in urban planning and development and Regular training and education programs should be implemented to raise awareness will help to improve wellbeing culture and mental health among construction workers in Nigeria. Hence, there is a need for regular awareness workshops and training, policies supporting work-life balance, and accessible counselling services to promote mental health and wellbeing in the Nigerian Construction Industry.
Keywords: Wellbeing Culture, Mental Health, Construction, Engineering, Nigeria.
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A 32-Bit MAC Unit Design Using Hybrid Multiplier with Reversible logic gates and Han-Carlson Adder
Kolati Srilatha, Dr. G. Srinivas Rao, P. Gayatri, P. Ramya, P. Nandini
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12502
Abstract: The Multiply-Accumulate (MAC) unit plays a pivotal role in digital signal processing (DSP), image processing, and embedded applications, where speed and power efficiency are of utmost importance. This paper proposes a novel 32-bit MAC architecture employing a hybrid Vedic multiplier and reversible logic gates, integrated with a Han-Carlson adder to enhance computational performance. The hybrid multiplier combines the advantages of traditional and Vedic techniques for faster partial product generation, while the use of reversible logic gates significantly reduces power dissipation, making the design suitable for low-power applications. The Han-Karlson adder, with its high-speed carry propagation and balanced logic structure, further accelerates the addition process. The proposed design is modelled and simulated using industry-standard tools and is evaluated against conventional MAC architectures in terms of delay, area, and power. Experimental results confirm that the proposed MAC unit achieves superior performance, offering a viable solution for next-generation VLSI systems.
Keywords: Multiply-Accumulate Unit (MAC), Vedic Multiplier, Reversible Logic Gates, Han-Karlson Adder, Low Power, High Speed, VLSI Design, Digital Signal Processing.
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STRESS-LEVEL DETECTION IN STUDENTS THROUGH IMAGE-BASED FACIAL EXPRESSION RECOGNITION
SHILPA R.V, CHANDANA P.R, HEMA A.S
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12503
Abstract: In the context of modern educational systems, student stress has emerged as a critical issue affecting cognitive performance, emotional health, and academic success. This study introduces an intelligent stress detection framework that leverages image processing and artificial intelligence to identify stress levels in students through facial expression analysis. The system employs Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) to automatically extract and interpret visual emotional cues from facial images. Developed as a web-based application using the Flask framework in Python, the solution offers a non-intrusive and real-time assessment tool. The primary objective is to serve as an early warning mechanism, enabling timely interventions to support students' mental well-being and academic resilience.
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ANALYSING THE MEDIATING EFFECT OF EMPLOYEE RETENTION ON INDUVIDUAL PERFORMANCE
Ms. Praveena B, Ms. V. Vardhini
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12504
Abstract: The companies would now prosper if they could only reject the idea of employees as short-term assets and learn to cherish the upkeep of such assets for boosting overall performance. The very aim of this study is to analyze the mediating relationship of employee retention on organizational strategies with respect to individual performance outcomes. Based on empirical survey data obtained from professionals across different sectors, the research explored how the likes of talent development, technology integration, and organizational support affect the performance of employees indirectly, through retention. By and large, the findings show that employee retention plays a very distinctive mediating function, thereby strengthening the link between organizational initiatives and productivity in the workforce. High retention was found to correlate positively with actual job satisfaction, commitment, and ultimately better individual performance outcomes. Conversely, turnover on the other hand destabilizes the team and disrupts knowledge continuity to the detriment of performance. This study certainly adds to the existing literature on the imperative of integrated talent management policies focusing on the prospects of long-term employee engagement. The insights presented are beneficial to HR managers, heads of business, and policymakers who aspire to create high-performing organizations. By and large, the study leads to the conclusion that retention is not merely an HR action. It is, rather, an organization-wide strategic requirement for sustaining a competitive advantage.
Keywords: Employee retention, individual performance, Talent management, Employee engagement, Mediating effect
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MACHINE LEARNING ALGORITHM FOR CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE PREDICTION
Sameena Firdaus, Sarfraj Alam, Somulapalli Navya, Julure Raviteja
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12505
Abstract: This study explores the use of machine learning to improve early detection of Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD). Using a data set from the UCI repository, seven classifiers and multiple feature selection techniques were evaluated. The Linear SVM with L2 regularization achieved 98.86% accuracy with SMOTE and full features, while a Deep Neural Network reached the highest accuracy of 99.6%. The results highlight the effectiveness of machine learning, especially deep learning, in enhancing CKD diagnosis.
Keywords: predictive modeling, SVM, logistic regression, neural network, random tree.
Abstract
EXPLORING THE IMPACT OF AI AND AUTOMATION AUDITING
KEERTHANA. C, MS V VARDHINI
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12506
Abstract: The rapid growth of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and automation technologies is transforming the auditing landscape, giving new options for boosting audit quality, efficiency, and accuracy. This essay examines the potential and difficulties that the auditing profession faces as a result of automation and artificial intelligence. Integrating intelligent technologies has made it possible for auditors to process vast amounts of data at previously unheard-of speeds, spot irregularities, evaluate risks more precisely, and offer more in-depth analyses of operational and financial performance. By switching from sample-based audits to full-population testing and continuous auditing procedures, these capabilities are completely changing conventional audit approaches. Routine processes like data extraction, reconciliation, and report preparation are being automated with the use of AI-driven technologies including robotic process automation (RPA), machine learning techniques, and natural language processing (NLP). The value of audit services is raised by this automation, which frees up auditors to concentrate on more strategic and judgment-intensive tasks. Additionally, proactive risk management and early fraud detection are made possible by predictive analytics, which raises the efficacy of audits. However, there are a number of difficulties that come with incorporating automation and artificial intelligence into auditing. Data privacy, algorithmic bias, ethical ramifications, and the requirement for legislative frameworks to keep up with technical advancements are among the main issues. To properly use these technologies while retaining professional skepticism and judgment, auditors also need to develop new competences in data science, AI ethics, and IT controls. Since auditors must The ramifications for audit firms, clients, and regulatory agencies are also covered in this paper, emphasizing the necessity of making calculated investments in personnel development, technology infrastructure, and change management..In summary, automation and artificial intelligence (AI) are strategic enablers that have the ability to completely transform the audit profession rather than just being instruments for increasing operational efficiency. A forward-thinking attitude among stakeholders, ongoing innovation, and ethical considerations are necessary for their successful integration. Adopting these technologies will be essential as the auditing landscape changes in order to maintain relevance, resilience, and trust in a data-driven future.
Keywords: Artificial Intelligence (AI), Automation, Auditing Transformation
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AI-Driven Metasurface Assisted Graphene Based Reconfigurable Antenna For Terahertz Communication
Dr. Divya Gudapati, G. Sri Raja Rajeswari, M. Pavani
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12507
Abstract: This paper presents the performance enhancement of graphene-based pattern reconfigurable antennas for terahertz (THz) applications. An AI-driven metasurface assisted graphene antenna with adaptive beam steering is proposed. Unlike conventional designs that uses bias voltage control for beam reconfiguration, this method integrates a metasurface layer to enhance electromagnetic wave manipulation in the frequency range 4 - 6 THz, improving gain 16 dBi, bandwidth, and directionality. Additionally, an AI-based control system dynamically adjusts the chemical potential of graphene elements in real time, enabling continuous 360° beam steering instead of fixed beam states. The system utilizes Random Forest machine learning algorithm to predict optimal bias voltages based on environmental conditions, ensuring real-time adaptation for enhanced signal strength and reduced interference. This next-generation design provides higher gain, broader coverage, and intelligent beam adaptation, revolutionizing high-speed THz wireless communication for future smart networks.
Keywords: Graphene-based antenna, Pattern Reconfigurable Antenna, Terahertz (THz) communication, Wireless communication systems.
Abstract
Frequency agile hexagon slot antenna for RADAR applications
Dr. Divya Gudapati, M. Sindhu, Y. Divya Sri, P. Priya Jasmine
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12508
Abstract: This paper presents the design and analysis of a frequency-agile hexagon slot antenna capable of operating across a wideband frequency range from 1 GHz to 12 GHz by toggling diode ON/OFF conditions, making it suitable for radar and high-speed wireless communication applications. The proposed antenna structure is designed with FR-4 epoxy substrate and ground plane is implemented using copper to ensure high conductivity and minimal insertion loss. A microstrip feedline is employed to excite the hexagonal slot, offering efficient coupling and stable impedance matching across the operating bandwidth. The antenna exhibits strong frequency agility through structural optimization and design symmetry, enabling operation across multiple radar bands. The compact form factor and wideband performance of the antenna make it an ideal candidate for integration into modern radar systems.
Keywords: Hexagonal slot, frequency agility, Radar applications, slot antenna, notch, strip
Abstract
Driver Assistance System: Utilising Machine Learning for Reducing Accidents, Vehicle and Road Safety
Brunda S, Namratha M V, Shreyas A S, Pranitha R, Gopika M
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12509
Abstract: The road safety is an important aspect in the present scenario. The project aims to improve the road safety by using machine and deep learning to monitor and classify driver behaviour in real time. It identifies ten types of activities of driver including- safe driving, texting, phone usage, drinking and more. The system uses advances CNNs, transfer learning models like VGG16 and ResNet50, and YOLOv8 for object detection. It also includes a drowsiness detection module to alert drivers showing signs of fatigue. The project uses the state farm distracted driver detection dataset for training and evaluation, and flask-based web app for real-time monitoring and alerts. Performance is measured using Accuracy, Precision, Recall, and F1-score, showing high effectiveness in enhancing driver awareness and reducing accidents. This system is suitable for modern vehicle safety and fleet management solutions. The drowsiness module is also integrated to alert the driver feeling drowsy and improve the safety. It utilizes the standard dataset of open and closed eyes for training and detects the drowsy behaviour in real time.
Keywords: ML, Road safety, VGG16, ResNet50, YOLOv8, CNN, Real-time monitoring.
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Enhancing Operational Efficiency in Automobile Retail: A Lean Methodology Perspective
Ms. Bhuvaneshwari K, Dr. Sankar Singh K
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12510
Abstract: Operational efficiency plays a critical role in ensuring competitiveness, profitability, and long-term sustainability in the fast-evolving automobile retail sector. This study investigates key strategies and tools adopted by automobile retail stores to enhance their operational efficiency, with special focus on Lean methodology implementation. The objective is to evaluate current operational practices, understand employee perspectives, and identify the impact of factors such as automation, employee training, and process standardization. Using a descriptive research design, the study collected data from 63 respondents through structured questionnaires. The responses were analyzed using percentage analysis, Chi-Square tests, and One-Way ANOVA. Findings reveal a growing inclination toward Lean adoption and digital tools, yet highlight disparities in familiarity and implementation effectiveness across age groups. Operational bottlenecks such as communication gaps and resource mis-allocation were also observed. The study emphasizes the need for customized Lean training programs, standardized process frameworks, and digital integration to bridge efficiency gaps. By fostering a culture of continuous improvement and aligning employee practices with technological advancements, automobile retail stores can significantly elevate their service delivery and operational resilience. This research contributes to the limited body of literature exploring the intersection of Lean practices and demographic factors in automobile retail operations. Recommendations include enhancing internal communication, introducing KPI-based monitoring, and leveraging automation for repetitive task management.
Keywords: Operational Efficiency, Lean Methodology, Automobile Retail, Process Optimization, Digital Tools, ANOVA, Chi-Square Analysis.
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Advanced Diagnosing and Localizing Melanoma from Whole-Slide Images with Convolutional Neural Networks
Ramveer Singh, Sandeep Yadav, Ritesh Yadav, Shivam Pandey, Sakshi Singh
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12511
Abstract: In this work, a sophisticated deep learning method for melanoma diagnosis and localization using whole-slide histopathology pictures is presented. The suggested technique efficiently extracts and evaluates high-dimensional information from large-scale slide pictures by the use of convolutional neural networks (CNNs), which enable accurate detection of the melanoma region. To manage the enormous size and complexity of whole-slide images, the system combines preprocessing methods, patch-wise analysis, and aggregation strategies. CNNs have the potential to improve digital pathology processes and assist clinical decision-making in dermatology, as evidenced by experimental data showing greater performance over conventional approaches in terms of diagnostic accuracy and lesion location.
Keywords: feature extraction, image pre-processing, lesion localization, medical image analysis, whole-slide images (WSIs), convolutional neural networks (CNNs), and melanoma diagnosis
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SIGN LANGUAGE DETECTION USING CNN
TALLOJU DIVYASREE, HYMA BIRUDARAJU
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12512
Abstract: Sign language detection is a revolutionary technology that enables automated recognition and interpretation of sign language gestures, bridging the communication gap between the deaf, dumb and hard of hearing community and rest of society. It developed using machine learning and computer vision techniques. Our innovative approach combines CNN- convolutional neural networks with advanced motion capture technologies to accurately identify a wide array of signs, taking into account that intricacies of hand shapes, movement. Detection: video/image capture >Hand tracking/feature extraction > ML model classification > text/speech output. In our experiments, the detection system demonstrated impressive accuracy rates, and maintained strong performance in real-world situations.
Keywords: CNN (Convolutional Neural Network), ML (Machine learning), Hand tracking.
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A STUDY SHORT TERM ASSET MANAGEMENT ON COMPANIES’ PROFITABILITY WITH MODERATING EFFECT OF BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT EVIDENCE FROM TI CYCLE OF INDIA
Suriyaprakash.A, Ms. V. Vardhini*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12513
Abstract: This study examines the impact of short-term asset management on profitability within Indian manufacturing companies, with a specific focus on TI Cycles of India. It aims to assess how effectively short-term assets-such as inventory, receivables, and cash-are managed and how this efficiency contributes to financial performance. Additionally, the research explores the moderating influence of the business environment, including market competition, operational complexity, and regulatory pressures. Adopting an analytical research design, the study employs descriptive statistics, regression analysis, and ANOVA to evaluate the relationship between asset utilization (measured by ROA and CCC) and profitability (measured by ROE and NPM). The primary objective is to analyze both the direct and moderated effects of asset efficiency on profitability, while the secondary objectives focus on operational and liquidity performance. Key findings reveal that efficient management of short-term assets significantly enhances profitability and liquidity. The research highlights critical performance gaps and emphasizes the importance of strategic financial alignment with changing business conditions. Addressing a notable gap in existing literature, the study provides context-specific insights for Indian manufacturers. These findings hold practical value for corporate managers, analysts, and policymakers seeking to improve financial performance through effective short-term asset and working capital management.
Keywords: Short-term asset management, Profitability, Working capital efficiency, Business environment, TI Cycles of India, Inventory management, Liquidity, ROA, ROE, Indian manufacturing industry.
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Evaluating Sustainable Practices and Employee Engagement at Sakthi Ferro alloys: Environmental, Social, and Economic Perspectives
Samuel Prince D, Dr.S Preetha
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12514
Abstract: This research investigates the intricate relationship between sustainable business practices, employee engagement, and organizational performance, examining these factors through a comprehensive social, environmental, and economic lens. In an increasingly interconnected and environmentally conscious world, sustainability has transcended its status as a mere corporate social responsibility initiative and become a critical driver of long-term value creation. This study explores how organizations can effectively integrate sustainable principles into their core operations, culture, and strategic decision-making to not only minimize their environmental footprint but also cultivate a more engaged and motivated workforce. The central premise of this research is that a strong commitment to sustainability can significantly influence employee engagement. Employees are increasingly seeking purpose-driven work and are more likely to be engaged with organizations that demonstrate a genuine commitment to social and environmental responsibility. This study will delve into the specific ways in which sustainable initiatives, such as waste reduction programs, renewable energy adoption, ethical sourcing, and community engagement, can impact employee morale, job satisfaction, and overall engagement levels. It will explore whether employees perceive these initiatives as genuine efforts to contribute to a better future, and how this perception translates into increased commitment to the organization's goals and values. Furthermore, this research will examine the multifaceted impact of this interplay between sustainability and engagement on organizational performance. From a social perspective, the study will analyse how sustainable practices contribute to improved community relations, enhanced brand reputation, and a stronger social license to operate. It will investigate the extent to which employee engagement mediates the relationship between sustainability initiatives and positive social outcomes. From an environmental perspective, the research will assess the direct impact of sustainable practices on reducing the organization's environmental footprint, including measures such as carbon emissions, resource consumption, and waste generation. It will also explore how employee engagement can contribute to the success of environmental initiatives by fostering a culture of environmental awareness and responsibility within the organization.
Keywords: sustainable business practices, employee engagement, organizational performance, environmental sustainability, social responsibility, economic impact, corporate culture, strategic decision-making, workforce motivation, renewable energy, ethical sourcing, community engagement, waste reduction, carbon emissions.
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ACCESSING THE EFFICIENCY OF BENEISH M-SCORE IN DETECTING EARNINGS MANIPULATION
Bala Subramanian S, Dr. P G THIRUMAGAL*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12515
Abstract: Businesses are expected to reveal accurate and trustworthy financial information in the business world. The deliberate manipulation of a company's reported financial performance is known as financial statement fraud. Key financial statement for the company In the name of creative accounting, frauds are allowed to go unpunished. However, they must be examined for lessons learned and methods to prevent or lessen the occurrence of similar scams in the future. For shareholders, especially the average person who only has access to the company's reported financial figures, it is crucial. Using the Earnings Quality, Beneish models of fraud detection, this study aims to identify financial statement fraud practices in the Indian pharmaceutical industry for the benefit of investors. The outcome demonstrates that financial statement fraud exists in the investigated companies. Therefore, it is anticipated that the study will contribute to enhancing investors' perceptions of a company's performance as indicated by its financial figures.
Keywords: "Financial Statement Fraud", "Earnings Quality", "De-Angelo Model"," Beneish Model"
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Comprehensive Website SEO Analysis: A Diagnostic Approach for Enhanced Online Visibility
Mr. Gokul. k, Ms. V. Vardhini
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12516
Abstract: Search engine optimization (SEO) is a critical element in digital marketing, directly influencing a website's visibility, usability, and long-term competitiveness. As businesses increasingly rely on digital platforms to engage with customers and drive conversions, optimizing their online presence has become essential for sustainable growth. This paper presents a structured SEO audit of a mid-sized website, applying a comprehensive framework that evaluates technical infrastructure, on-page content elements, keyword integration, backlink profiles, and user experience design. The analysis identifies several areas of concern, including slow page speed, inconsistent meta tags, broken internal links, underutilized keyword strategies, and a weak backlink profile-each of which significantly impacts the site's performance in search engine results pages (SERPs). Additionally, user engagement is hindered by a lack of strong calls-to-action and content depth, limiting both discoverability and conversion potential. Through the synthesis of audit findings, this study proposes a strategic set of recommendations designed to enhance organic performance, improve indexability, and align the website with current SEO best practices. These recommendations encompass technical optimizations, content enrichment strategies, and authority-building techniques. The insights presented in this paper not only serve as a diagnostic tool for the audited website but also provide a replicable model for SEO practitioners aiming to improve search visibility, user satisfaction, and digital impact across industries.
Keywords: SEO audit, technical optimization, keyword analysis, backlink profile, digital visibility, user experience
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A Study on Training and Development in TI Clean Mobility Pvt. Ltd.
Jothilingam S, Dr. K.Sankar Singh
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12517
Abstract: In today's competitive and rapidly changing business environment, the ability of an organization to maintain a skilled, competent, and motivated workforce is vital to achieving sustained success. This study focuses on the training and development practices at TI Clean Mobility Pvt. Ltd., examining their role in enhancing employee performance, satisfaction, and organizational productivity. Training and development are essential components of human resource management, aimed at equipping employees with the necessary knowledge, skills, and competencies to perform their roles effectively and adapt to evolving job requirements. The primary objective of the study is to evaluate the effectiveness of existing training programs at TI Clean Mobility, covering both technical and non-technical domains. The research further investigates employee perceptions, levels of engagement in training initiatives, and how these programs impact individual performance and organizational efficiency. Additionally, the study identifies key challenges faced in implementing training interventions, such as resource constraints, training relevance, and follow-up mechanisms. The findings highlight the importance of structured training programs, post-training feedback, and continuous improvement strategies to ensure the alignment of training with organizational goals. By assessing current practices and areas needing enhancement, this study provides actionable insights that can support TI Clean Mobility and similar organizations in developing more robust, impactful training systems. The overall results underscore that investing in employee development not only boosts morale and job satisfaction but also fosters better human relations and long-term growth.
Keywords: Training and Development, Human Resource Management, Employee Performance, Skill Enhancement, Organizational Productivity, Employee Satisfaction, TI Clean Mobility, Learning and Development, Post-Training Evaluation, Workforce Competence.
Abstract
Rollover Analysis: A Predictive Approach to Futures Market Movements
Nambiyar.S, Dr. Jayasree Krishnan
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12518
Abstract: This research investigates the effectiveness of Rollover Analysis as a predictive tool for short-term price movements in the Indian stock futures market. Focusing on a selected group of high-rollover occurrence stocks over the period from 2018 to 2025, the study applies a quantitative, predictive methodology using secondary data sourced from credible financial platforms. The analysis evaluates the success rate and profitability of the rollover pattern characterized by a bullish candlestick formation-to assess its reliability for traders employing "buy today, sell tomorrow" strategies. Key metrics such as win/loss ratios, profit distributions, and stock-specific performance are derived through back testing across multiple years. The findings indicate that while the overall success rate hovers around 48.6%, strategic application of rollover signals in trending markets yields significant profits, particularly in highly liquid and institutionally favored stocks. The research methodology incorporates predictive analytics and a deductive approach, drawing from historical rollover occurrences and assessing their impact on next-day futures returns. The data cleaning process, normalization of variables, and exploratory data analysis formed the foundation for the statistical interpretation. Performance is evaluated based on metrics such as total profitability, average profit per trade, and year-wise profit/loss trends. Three stocks selected for detailed analysis exhibited varying degrees of responsiveness to rollover signals, highlighting both the potential and the limitations of the strategy. Results suggest that rollover analysis is more effective during trending market phases and when combined with additional technical indicators such as moving averages or relative strength index (RSI). Liquidity and institutional participation emerged as critical factors influencing the success of the pattern. Stocks with higher open interest and clearer rollover trends tended to deliver more consistent results, while mid-cap or volatile stocks showed mixed outcomes. The study concludes that rollover analysis, when used with discipline and supplemented by robust risk management, can be a valuable decision-making tool in futures trading. It offers a systematic framework to identify bullish momentum and improve entry timing. Investors and traders looking to enhance their short-term strategies may benefit from incorporating rollover behavior into their broader analytical toolkit. Moreover, the research opens avenues for further exploration using automation and machine learning to refine the predictive models.
Keywords: Rollover Analysis, Futures Market, Indian Stock Market, Predictive Analytics, Technical Analysis
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A STUDY ON HR PROCESS IN RECUIRTMENT AND SELECTION
KAMESH.A, Dr. A.NAVITHA SULTHANA
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12519
Abstract: This study investigates the recruitment and selection processes at Computer Age Management Services a leading financial infrastructure and services provider in India. Given the increasing integration of AI and HR tech in modern HRM practices, the study aims to assess how Computer Age Management Services leverages technology to enhance recruitment effectiveness. Using descriptive research design and a structured questionnaire administered to 80 employees, the study explores key recruitment strategies, tools, and outcomes. Statistical techniques including ANOVA, correlation, and factor analysis were applied using SPSS. Results suggest a strong correlation between tech-driven recruitment methods and improved employee retention and performance. The findings offer valuable insights for HR professionals aiming to modernize recruitment frameworks while ensuring compliance and cost-effectiveness.
Keywords: Recruitment, Selection, HR Technology, Employee Retention, AI in HR
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A Study on Enhancing Financial Reporting Accuracy Through Predictive Analytics: Insights from Cogent Innovation Pvt. Ltd
Deepika, Dr. A Narmadha
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12520
Abstract: This research investigates the role of predictive analytics in enhancing the accuracy of financial reporting, with a specific focus on Cogent Innovation Pvt . Ltd. Traditional financial reporting methods often struggle with issues such as manual errors, delays, and inefficiencies, which can compromise the reliability of financial data used for strategic decision-making. To address these challenges, the study adopts a mixed-methods research design, utilizing both quantitative surveys and qualitative interviews conducted with financial analysts, industry professionals, and AI specialists. The collected data was analysed using SPSS software to derive statistically significant insights. The findings indicate that the integration of predictive analytics significantly improves the accuracy and timeliness of financial reporting. It also strengthens risk identification, streamlines compliance efforts, and supports more informed and agile decision-making processes. Nevertheless, the research also identifies persistent barriers to adoption, including concerns about data privacy, the high initial cost of implementation, and resistance to organizational change. Despite these limitations, the study emphasizes the growing relevance of AI-powered solutions in finance and their potential to transform traditional reporting systems. By offering practical recommendations such as investing in training, enhancing data governance, and implementing pilot projects, the study provides a roadmap for businesses aiming to adopt predictive analytics effectively. Ultimately, this research contributes to the broader discourse on financial innovation and offers valuable insights for organizations seeking to improve their financial transparency, accuracy, and strategic agility through advanced data-driven approaches.
Keywords: Predictive Analytics, Financial Reporting, Artificial Intelligence, Data Quality, Risk Management, Decision-Making
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ANALYZING EXECUTIVE SKILL GAP USING PREDICTIVE ANALYSIS
Balakrishnan. G, Dr. Narmatha.A
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12521
Abstract: In today's dynamic business environment, the alignment of executive skills with organizational needs is critical for sustained competitive advantage. This project, titled "Analyzing Executive Skill Gap Using Predictive Analysis", aims to identify and bridge skill gaps among executives by leveraging data-driven methodologies. The study integrates human resource analytics with predictive modeling to forecast future skill requirements and assess current executive competencies. By employing tools such as regression analysis, machine learning algorithms, and clustering techniques, the project evaluates historical performance data, training records, and industry trends to uncover patterns and discrepancies. The outcome provides actionable insights for HR professionals and top management, enabling strategic talent development and informed succession planning. This predictive approach enhances decision-making by proactively addressing potential gaps before they impact organizational performance. The research contributes to the growing field of workforce analytics and offers a scalable model adaptable across industries.
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A STUDY MARKETING ANALYSIS AND PROMOTION STRATEGY OF UPVC WINDOWS, SPC FLOORING AND BLINDS REFER TO SHRISTI
Ahamed Hizas N & Dr. Chandramouli.S
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12522
Abstract: This study investigates the marketing analysis and promotional strategies employed by a company offering premium architectural products including UPVC windows, SPC flooring, and blinds. By adopting descriptive research methods and using tools such as surveys, interviews, and SPSS for data analysis, the research explores customer preferences, competitor strategies, and the effectiveness of Shristi's current marketing approach. Findings reveal that Shristi faces challenges in digital outreach and brand differentiation but also has opportunities in leveraging sustainability and smart technologies. The study proposes data-driven recommendations for targeted marketing and highlights key performance indicators for tracking success. These insights aim to help Shristi better align its strategy with evolving consumer behaviour and competitive dynamics.
Keywords: UPVC windows, SPC flooring, marketing strategy, customer preferences, digital promotion, digital marketing strategy, home improvement industry, Promotional effectiveness, customer segmentation brand, positioning, sustainable construction material
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IMPACT OF PERSONALIZED PRODUCT DEMONSTRATION ON CONVERSION RATES BY CLIENT SATISFACTION IN SAAS SALES.
Pavithra.S, Dr.R.Priyadarshini
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12523
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Abstract: The research explores the impact of custom product demonstrations on conversion rates through an evaluation of client satisfaction in SaaS selling, particularly for software as a service. With SMEs in the service sector increasingly adopting digital solutions, complexity in SaaS platforms has the tendency to be a barrier to value understanding. Standard, typical product demonstrations fail to connect customers such as these; however, custom demonstrations-specifically designed to address each customer's specific operational requirements and pain areas-are a strategic move towards building confidence, improving comprehension, and boosting conversion potential. The research was conducted through monitoring the reaction of customers to customized demonstrations in sectors ranging from mobile repair to travel agencies. The primary methods included observational observations, formal feedback, and monitoring conversion. The findings reveal that customized demonstrations significantly boost client comprehension, satisfaction, and confidence in making decisions, ultimately resulting in improved conversion rates. In addition, these interactions had a high coefficient of correlation between client interaction during demonstrations and potential relationships in the long term. The implications of this research extend far: not only can SaaS companies refine their demonstration plans to suit client expectations, but SMEs also achieve speed in digital transformation through more intuitive and experiential software onboarding processes. This research adds to the growing body of literature focused on the emphasis of client- oriented strategies in B2B SaaS selling and offers actionable guidance for optimizing selling performance through customization.
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IMPACT OF CONTENT MARKETING ON DIGITAL ENGAGEMENT
Maheswaran R, Dr. Priya Darshini*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12524
Abstract: This study investigates the influence of content marketing strategies on digital engagement, focusing on Zuan Technologies, a full-service IT solutions provider. The research addresses the evolving content marketing landscape, the need for personalized content, and the challenges in measuring ROI. The scope includes an analysis of various content types, quality, and audience targeting across different industries and business sizes. A mixed-method approach, combining quantitative data from analytics tools with qualitative insights from case studies and interviews, was employed. The findings indicate that while blog posts are useful for learning about products, they do not significantly enhance user engagement. Irregular posting schedules negatively impact audience interest, highlighting the importance of consistency. Video content, however, is perceived as more memorable and effective in capturing attention. The study concludes that a strategic mix of consistent posting, engaging video content, and personalized strategies is essential for enhancing digital engagement and fostering stronger audience connections.
Keywords: Content Marketing, Digital Engagement, Video Marketing, Social Media Interaction, Brand Trust, Consumer Engagement, Digital Marketing Strategy.
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“COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF NAVIGATING GOVERNMENT GRANTS AND SUBSIDIES FOR INDUSTRIAL GROWTH”
Ajay K, MS.P. Brindha
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12525
Abstract: This study provides an in-depth analysis of government subsidies and grants aimed at fostering industrial growth, focusing on key challenges and the relationship between financial support and quantified benefits. Through descriptive statistics, the analysis reveals significant variability in budget allocations and beneficiary numbers across various schemes. This disparity highlights differences in the scale and reach of these programs, prompting a need to understand the underlying policy drivers that influence resource distribution. Moreover, the study demonstrates a strong positive correlation between subsidy amounts received and observed benefits, suggesting that increased financial support directly contributes to industrial advancements. However, the challenges in subsidy distribution, such as application process delays, infrastructure gaps, and reimbursement delays, significantly impact the effectiveness of these programs. The study proposes actionable recommendations for improving subsidy allocation, addressing the identified challenges, and enhancing the overall impact of government support. These recommendations include the investigation of budget allocation policies, the analysis of beneficiary targeting, and the collection of missing data on the validity periods of schemes. The paper also suggests conducting a detailed disaggregation of subsidy types and exploring their respective impacts on the quantified benefits achieved. Additionally, the analysis calls for a comprehensive evaluation of challenges in subsidy distribution, with an emphasis on multi-instance data collection and root cause analysis to develop targeted solutions. Through these steps, the study aims to optimize the efficiency and effectiveness of government grants and subsidies, fostering sustainable industrial growth and equitable access to financial support.
Keywords: Targeting beneficiaries, quantified benefits, application process, infrastructure gaps, policy drivers, financial assistance, data analysis, equity of subsidies, efficiency analysis.
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A STUDY ON IMPORT DOCUMENTATION PROCESS IN D.N.SHIPPING AND LOGISTICS
S.mohamed suhail, Dr.A.Navitha sulthana
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12526
Abstract: The import documentation process plays a critical role in the smooth functioning of global trade and logistics operations. This project aims to conduct a detailed analysis and evaluation of the existing import documentation procedures in the shipping and logistics industry, focusing on the challenges, inefficiencies, and compliance risks that commonly arise.The documentation process involves a wide range of essential documents such as the Bill of Lading (B/L), Commercial Invoice, Packing List, Certificate of Origin, Import Licenses, and Customs Declaration Forms. These documents are not only necessary for the legal entry of goods into a country but also for ensuring smooth coordination between various stakeholders including importers, exporters, freight forwarders, customs brokers, and regulatory authorities.Through case studies, interviews, and data analysis, the project investigates current practices used in documentation handling-both digital and manual and highlights key bottlenecks such as data duplication, delays in document approvals, and lack of integration across systems. It further explores how the adoption of modern technologies such as Electronic Data Interchange (EDI), blockchain for document authentication, and integrated document management systems can address these issues.The final outcome of the project will be a set of strategic recommendations and a proposed model for an optimized and technology-driven import documentation process. This model aims to enhance efficiency, reduce administrative costs, ensure compliance with international trade regulations, and contribute to faster cargo clearance and delivery
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An Empirical Study on Employee Engagement Survey
Ms. Yogalakshmi S, Mrs P Brindha
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12527
Abstract: Employee engagement significantly influences employee retention, workplace satisfaction, and overall organizational performance. This empirical study explores the effectiveness of employee engagement surveys as strategic tools for enhancing workforce engagement. Data was collected from 15 mid- to large-sized firms across diverse industries using both quantitative metrics, such as satisfaction scores, productivity indices, and turnover rates, and qualitative methods, including employee focus groups and HR interviews. The findings reveal that while many organizations regularly conduct surveys, their success is highly dependent on leadership responsiveness, transparent communication, and timely follow-up actions. Organizations that implemented a clear and swift feedback loop experienced notable improvements in employee trust, engagement levels, and future survey participation, whereas others saw stagnation or decline. Key barriers identified include survey fatigue, lack of action planning, and inadequate communication. The study concludes that employee engagement surveys, when embedded within a culture of open dialogue and continuous improvement, are valuable tools for driving engagement. Recommendations include regular communication, proactive action steps, and strong leadership involvement to maximize impact.
Keywords: employee engagement, engagement surveys, workplace satisfaction, employee retention, organizational performance, leadership responsiveness, survey feedback loop, HR practices, communication strategy, continuous improvement.
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The impact of logistics financing solutions on supply chain efficiency and profitability
MOHITH.L 23301236, Ms.Vardhini V
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12528
Abstract: In today's dynamic global marketplace, supply chains are increasingly pressured to operate efficiently while maintaining profitability. Logistics financing solutions-such as invoice factoring, inventory financing, and supply chain finance-play a critical role in addressing liquidity challenges, improving cash flow, and enhancing operational agility. This paper examines the impact of logistics financing on supply chain efficiency and profitability, highlighting how such financial instruments enable companies to optimize working capital, reduce disruptions, and strengthen supplier relationships. The findings suggest that well-implemented logistics financing not only mitigates financial risk but also fosters a more resilient and responsive supply chain, ultimately contributing to sustainable competitive advantage. This study draws on case examples and industry data to underscore the strategic importance of integrating financial tools within logistics and supply chain management practices.
Keywords: Logistics Financing , Supply Chain Efficiency , Supply Chain Profitability, Working Capital Optimization , Supply Chain Finance
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A STUDY ON EMPLOYEE SATISFACTION WITH GREIVANCE HANDLING PROCEDURE
Mr. Tariq Anwar A, Ms. S. Sudha
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12529
Abstract: In the modern dynamic work environment, employee satisfaction is an important factor in maintaining organizational stability and productivity. One of the most important determinants of such satisfaction is the manner in which grievances are handled within the workplace. This research seeks to investigate levels of employee satisfaction regarding existing grievance handling procedures in different sectors. With a designed survey taken amongst professionals, the study analyzes perceived fairness, transparency, responsiveness, and efficacy of grievance redressal. The evidence supports that those workers who have seen the grievance procedure as responsive and fair will likely score high on job satisfaction, organizational commitment, and managerial trust, compared to others whose grievances have not been given the required importance. Inadequate or prejudiced grievance management, on the other hand, generates discontentment, poor morale, and increased turnover intention. The research points to the critical need for establishing strong and people-focused grievance management systems as a central pillar of human resource strategy. What this research learns can inform HR practitioners and policy makers in their design of grievance systems to not only contain conflicts effectively, but also encourage employee engagement and organizational harmony.
Keywords: Employee satisfaction, Grievance handling, Conflict resolution, HR practices, Organizational trust, Workplace fairness.
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A Study on Market Analysis of Logistics and Transport Clients with Special Reference to Femtosoft Technologies
Vijayaprasad V, Dr. S.Chandramouli
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12530
Abstract: The logistics and transportation industry plays a vital role in enabling global trade, supply chain optimization, and economic development. With rapid advancements in digital technology, the sector is experiencing a significant transformation. Automation, data-driven decision-making, and real-time tracking systems are redefining traditional practices, compelling companies to innovate or risk obsolescence. This study aims to examine the logistics and transportation market landscape, evaluate the competitiveness of Femtosoft Technologies-a growing technology firm specializing in logistics solutions-and identify potential avenues for business development. The research adopts a mixed-method approach, combining quantitative data from surveys with qualitative insights from industry reports and client feedback. Key market trends such as the shift to smart logistics platforms, cloud-based operations, and increasing client demand for visibility and customization are explored in-depth. Furthermore, the study evaluates how Femtosoft Technologies is positioned in this evolving market by analyzing customer perceptions of innovation, service quality, and brand awareness. The study concludes by highlighting potential business opportunities in underserved regions, small and medium enterprise (SME) markets, and integrated logistics solutions. The findings offer strategic guidance for Femtosoft Technologies and similar firms aiming to enhance competitiveness and market share in the tech-enabled logistics industry.
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ANALYSING THE IMPACT OF FACILITY MANAGEMENT SERVICES ON CUSTOMER RETENTION WITH MEDIATING EFFECTIVE CUSTOMER SATISFACTION
Ms. Merlin Josephina E, Ms. Vardhini V
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12531
Abstract: Facility management services play a pivotal role in upholding and enhancing the operational efficiency, safety, and comfort of the organizational environments. These service lines have grown out of the traditional physical maintenance of facilities to services and other offerings that have direct effects on customer satisfaction and retention. This study seeks to establish the association between facility management services and consumer retention, focusing on the intervening role of consumer satisfaction. It aims at understanding high quality FM services as a retention factor through customer satisfaction, which would give important insights for businesses wishing to increase customer loyalty and long-term commitment. Retention of customers is one of the major interests for organizations because it costs less to retain than to add new customers. The current study not only benefits the practicing facility manager and business but also adds to the pool of academic literature by furthering the understanding of where facility management and customer relationship management intersect with its comprehensive frame of reference for analyzing service quality and customer loyalty in facility management scenarios. This study concludes how facility management services are essential to improving customer satisfaction, which, in turn, serves as a mediator for the influence on customer retention. The derived knowledge from this study will aid organizations in developing better strategies for retaining customers while optimizing their FM services to create long-term value for clients.
Keywords: Service Quality, Customer Retention, Customer Satisfaction, Customer Loyalty, Mediation Analysis, Customer Expectations.
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A Study on employee motivation and its impact of job performance
Mr. Naveen Vikash R, Dr. A.Narmadha
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12532
Abstract: The success of an organization is highly related to the motivation levels of the employees since motivated employees have greater job performance and commitment. The present study is aimed at studying the effect of employee motivation on job performance with regard to both intrinsic motivators like personal growth and job satisfaction, and extrinsic motivators like rewards, recognition, and career growth. Information gathered from different industries using structured questionnaires gave insights into the motivational drivers that have a significant impact on performance results. The results show that employees who are motivated not only deliver better performance but also help to create a positive organizational culture, lower turnover, and higher productivity. The research emphasizes the need for strategically crafted motivational systems as key instruments for improving employee performance and maintaining organizational success. These findings are of most benefit to human resource managers, policy designers, and professionals seeking to establish a high-performance work system.
Keywords: Employee motivation, Job performance, Intrinsic motivation, Extrinsic rewards, Organizational success, Performance enhancement
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Portable ECG device with Android Mobile Application for continuous and real-time monitoring
Arjun Krishnamurthy, Anagha Upadhyaya, Bhargavi Chhangani, Ashutosh Kumar, Subham Jha
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12533
Abstract: Advanced patient monitoring systems are now more important than ever due to the changing healthcare landscape and the increasing requirement for prompt and effective patient care. Conventional approaches frequently fail to provide prompt reactions to significant shifts in a patient's condition. In this regard, the incorporation of Internet of Things (IoT) technology allows for ongoing, real-time data collecting from remote and wearable medical devices, providing a more responsive and dynamic healthcare setting. Machine learning techniques are used in the system to efficiently analyse large streams of health data and to identify minor trends and anomalies that could be early indicators of deterioration. A proactive healthcare approach is supported by this sophisticated anomaly detection, which enables healthcare providers to act quickly and enhance patient outcomes. Ultimately, the combination of machine learning and IoT gives healthcare professionals predictive insights that enable quicker, more intelligent, and more individualised patient treatment.
Keywords: ECG monitoring, machine learning, mobile health, real-time analysis, arrhythmia detection, wearable devices, healthcare technology
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An article on effect of professionalism in working style of employee.
Ms. Shruthika A, Ms. Vardhini V
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12534
Abstract: The impact of professionalism on employees' working styles in various organizational contexts is examined in this study. Professionalism, which includes qualities like accountability, timeliness, communication abilities, and moral behavior, is seen to have a significant impact on how people behave and perform at work. Analyzing the effects of different levels of professionalism on workers' organization, productivity, efficiency, and teamwork is the aim of this study. A sample of 149 employees from various departments and experience levels participated in the study, which used a quantitative research methodology. To evaluate variations in working styles according to professionalism levels, descriptive statistics and ANOVA were employed. The findings show that personnel with different levels of professionalism have significantly different working styles (F = 6.057, p <.001). Metrics including task management, communication, and adaptability were consistently higher for workers who displayed greater professionalism. Furthermore, professionalism explained more than 55% of the variation in working style, according to effect size analysis, indicating a substantial correlation. These results provide credence to the idea that professionalism enhances workplace productivity by having a favorable impact on employee behavior. According to the study's findings, promoting professionalism inside a company can result in workers who are more focused, organized, and effective. It also emphasizes how important it is to have regulations and training initiatives that support professional behavior. Although the study's sample size and fixed-effect model are limitations, it provides a framework for further investigations into how organizational culture, leadership, and industry type affect employee behavior and professionalism.
Keywords: Professionalism, workplace conduct, employee development
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A Comprehensive Survey on Defogging and Dehazing Using Artificial Intelligence
Chaithra K G, Prarthana P, Ranjitha P V, Thrishar M S, Rithvik S
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12535
Abstract: Image degradation due to fog and haze presents significant challenges across numerous computer vision tasks, including autonomous navigation, remote sensing, and video surveillance. Traditional dehazing and defogging methods, often based on physical models and handcrafted priors, are limited in their adaptability to diverse and dynamic real-world conditions. With the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence (AI), particularly deep learning, a wide range of data-driven approaches have emerged, demonstrating superior performance in atmospheric image restoration. This survey provides a comprehensive review of recent progress in AI-based defogging and dehazing techniques. We systematically classify existing methods into supervised, semi-supervised, and unsupervised learning frameworks, examine popular network architectures, training strategies, loss functions, and benchmark datasets. Additionally, we analyse key evaluation metrics and compare the performance of leading approaches. The paper also discusses current challenges, such as generalization, real-time inference, and the scarcity of labeled data, while outlining promising directions for future research in AI-driven visibility enhancement.
Keywords: Fog and Haze Removal
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AN ARTICLE ON CONSUMER SENTIMENT ANALYSIS ON ELECTRIC VEHICLE ADOPTION
Ms. Keerthi A, Dr. A. Narmadha
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12536
Abstract: The purpose of this study is to use data analysis methods and insights from social media platforms to investigate and evaluate consumer attitude toward the adoption of electric cars (EVs). Understanding public sentiment is crucial for promoting more seamless market adoption as EVs become a crucial component of the worldwide transition to sustainable mobility. The main goal of this study is to identify trends in consumer perceptions of EVs by using sentiment analysis methods and digital discussions. The survey also looks into a number of important aspects that influence consumer opinions, including as the cost, performance, charging infrastructure, and environmental advantages of vehicles. These components are evaluated to see if they influence sentiment in a favorable or negative way. Furthermore, the study explores the psychological and emotional aspects of customer attitudes, paying special attention to perceptions of brands, trust, and the influence of mood on buying decisions. The impact of external factors on public opinion and preparedness to embrace EVs is also examined, including market trends, governmental regulations, and incentive schemes. A mixed-methods approach will be used, integrating qualitative interpretation of customer anecdotes with quantitative sentiment scoring from social media. This study attempts to offer a thorough grasp of the changing terrain of EV adoption by coordinating consumer voice data with contextual market dynamics. The information gathered will help marketers, legislators, and automakers create more focused plans that will allay consumer worries and hasten the switch to electric vehicles
Keywords: Electric Vehicles, Consumer Sentiment, Sentiment Analysis, Social Media Insights, EV Adoption, Sustainable Mobility.
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A STUDY ON FACTORS INFLUENCING WORKFORCE STABILITY
MS. VASANTHA LAXMI. S, DR. S. SUDHA*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12537
Abstract: This study examines the key factors that contribute to workforce stability, a crucial element for long-term organizational success. Using secondary data from various industries, it explores how leadership effectiveness, employee engagement, fair compensation, workplace culture, and career development influence employee retention. The findings show that strong leadership, supportive culture, competitive pay, recognition, and growth opportunities enhance employee commitment and reduce turnover. Additionally, work-life balance initiatives and regular appreciation further strengthen loyalty. By offering a comprehensive view of these interconnected factors, the study provides actionable insights for HR professionals and management seeking to build stable, engaged teams. Workforce stability is shown not as a result of isolated practices but as a strategic, organization-wide effort to create environments where employees choose to stay and contribute meaningfully. When employees feel valued and see a future with their organization, they naturally give their best. Organizations that nurture these connections lay the foundation for lasting success.
Keywords: Workforce stability, Employee retention, Leadership effectiveness, Organizational culture, Employee engagement, Compensation and benefits, Career development, Work-life balance, Employee recognition, Human resource strategies.
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A STUDY ON IMPORT DOCUMENTATION PROCESS IN A2Z LOGISTICS
S. Gopinath, Dr. R. Senthilkumar
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12538
Abstract: A2Z Logistics plays a vital role in facilitating smooth international trade through its efficient export documentation process. As a logistics service provider, the company ensures that all mandatory documents-such as commercial invoices, packing lists, bills of lading, certificates of origin, and export licenses-are accurately prepared and submitted in compliance with international regulations. A2Z Logistics streamlines the export procedure for its clients by managing each step, from document verification and customs clearance to coordination with freight forwarders and authorities. This not only reduces the risk of delays and penalties but also ensures timely delivery and payment. The company's expertise in handling complex documentation requirements positions it as a reliable partner for businesses engaged in global trade.
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A STUDY ON EVALUATING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CLIENT RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT AND BUSINESS GROWTH AT COFFEE FRANCHISEE OUTLETS
Yuvarajan J, Dr R. SENTHIL KUMAR*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12539
Abstract: This study investigates the impact of Client Relationship Management (CRM) on business growth within coffee franchisee outlets. In an increasingly competitive food and beverage industry, maintaining strong customer relationships has become crucial for franchise success and sustainability. The research explores how CRM practices-such as personalized communication, customer loyalty programs, feedback mechanisms, and data-driven marketing-contribute to customer retention, satisfaction, and increased sales performance. Using a mixed-method approach combining surveys and interviews with franchise managers and customers, the study identifies key CRM strategies that drive business growth. The findings suggest that effective CRM implementation correlates strongly with higher customer loyalty, repeat business, and overall franchise profitability. The study concludes with recommendations for enhancing CRM frameworks to maximize growth opportunities in the coffee franchise sector.
Keywords: Client Relationship Management (CRM), Business Growth , Coffee Franchise, Customer Retention, Customer Loyalty, Franchise Management, Customer Satisfaction, Relationship Marketing, Sales Performance, CRM Strategies
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A STUDY ON FACTORS INFLUENCING CUSTOMER PURCHASE DECISION TOWARDS PAPER DISTRIBUTION COMPANY
Akash.M & Ms.P. BRINDHA*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12540
Abstract: This study investigates the key factors influencing customer purchase decisions in the context of a paper distribution company. With increasing competition and evolving customer expectations, understanding the drivers behind purchasing choices is crucial for enhancing market performance. The research examines a range of factors including product quality, pricing, delivery reliability, brand reputation, environmental sustainability, and customer service. Data was collected through structured surveys and interviews with clients from various industries such as education, printing, and corporate sectors. The findings reveal that while cost-effectiveness and product consistency are primary considerations, timely delivery and eco- friendly paper options significantly impact customer loyalty and repeat purchases. This study provides actionable insights for paper distribution companies to align their strategies with customer expectations and strengthen their competitive edge in the market.
Keywords: Customer purchase decision, Paper distribution, Product quality, Price sensitivity, Delivery reliability, Brand preference, Sustainability, Customer satisfaction
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An article on STREAMLING INSURANCE CLAIM SETTLEMENT PROCESS FOR HOSPITALS
Mr. Lokesh kumar DH, Dr. A. Narmadha
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12541
Abstract: In terms of maintaining hospitals' financial health, immediate and accurate insurance claim settlement is essential to guaranteeing patients receive continuous, high-quality care. Notwithstanding the importance of it, a number of enduring issues frequently impede the current hospital insurance claim settlement procedure, such as complicated documentation requirements, ineffective manual workflows, and inadequate communication between insurance companies and healthcare providers. Delays, a decrease in transparency, and an increase in administrative the workload are all caused by these obstacles. The objective of this study is to systematically pinpoint the main inefficiencies in the hospital's insurance claim settlement procedure and offer feasible remedies to improve operational effectiveness. The study aims to identify useful breakthroughs by carrying out an in-depth look of actual hospital operations, collaborating with important stakeholders such as billing departments, insurance representatives, and healthcare administrators, and assessing the future potential of digital innovations like automated claims management tools, electronic health records (EHRs), and health information systems (HIS). The results indicate that the cornerstone for creating a quicker, more reliable, and patient-centered settlement of claims system is process standardization, strong digital integration, and open lines of communication. the findings of the study, healthcare organizations may substantially cut down on claim processing time, minimize errors, and eventually increase patient satisfaction and organizational sustainability by embracing technology while establishing a collaborative environment.
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A STUDY ON EFFECTIVENESS OF SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING AND PROMOTIONAL EFFICIENCY
Gokul.L, Dr. R. Priyadharshini
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12542
Abstract: This study titled "A Study on Effectiveness of Social Media Marketing and Promotional Efficiency" explores the growing influence of social media platforms in modern marketing strategies and their role in enhancing promotional outcomes for businesses. As the digital landscape continues to evolve, companies increasingly rely on platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn to build brand awareness, engage with target audiences, and drive consumer behavior. The research adopts a quantitative approach using a structured questionnaire and Likert scale to gather responses from 201 participants of varying demographics. Through statistical analysis using SPSS software-including frequency distribution, regression, ANOVA, and chi-square tests-the study identifies key patterns in user perception, platform effectiveness, and the impact of influencer marketing. The findings highlight that Instagram is the most effective platform for visual engagement, influencer marketing significantly boosts consumer trust, and short-form video content yields high interaction rates. While social media is recognized for its ability to influence purchase decisions and enhance brand recall, the study also points out the challenges in measuring return on investment (ROI) and ensuring content relevance. Based on these insights, the study offers actionable suggestions for improving content quality, personalizing promotions, leveraging influencer partnerships, and using platform-specific strategies to optimize marketing outcomes. Overall, the research concludes that social media marketing, when strategically implemented, can be a highly effective and efficient promotional tool that contributes significantly to business growth in today's digital era.
Keywords: Social Media Marketing, Brand Awareness, Influencer Marketing, Return on Investment (ROI), Promotional Efficiency.
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A STUDY ON IMPORT DOCUMENTATION PROCESS IN AASHIRVADH GLOBAL LOGISTICS
T. Kumaran, Dr. B. Kalayarasan
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12543
Abstract: Aashirvadh Global Logistics plays a vital role in facilitating smooth international trade through its efficient export documentation process. As a logistics service provider, the company ensures that all mandatory documents-such as commercial invoices, packing lists, bills of lading, certificates of origin, and export licenses-are accurately prepared and submitted in compliance with international regulations. Aashirvadh Global Logistics streamlines the export procedure for its clients by managing each step, from document verification and customs clearance to coordination with freight forwarders and authorities. This not only reduces the risk of delays and penalties but also ensures timely delivery and payment. The company's expertise in handling complex documentation requirements positions it as a reliable partner for businesses engaged in global trade.
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The Effectiveness of Branding in Real Estate Sector on Consumer Purchase Decision
Mr. Jai Shanmuga Damodar J, Dr. M. Kotteeswaran
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12544
+91-7667918914 iarjset@gmail.com 0 Items International Advanced Research Journal in Science, Engineering and Technology A Monthly Peer-Reviewed Multidisciplinary Journal ISSN Online 2393-8021 ISSN Print 2394-1588 Since 2014 Home About About IARJSET Aims and Scope Editorial Board Editorial Policies Publication Ethics Publication Policies Indexing and Abstracting Citation Index License Information Authors How can I publish my paper? Instructions to Authors Benefits to Authors Why Publish in IARJSET Call for Papers Check my Paper status Publication Fee Details Publication Fee Mode FAQs Author Testimonials Reviewers Topics Peer Review Current Issue & Archives Indexing FAQ’s Contact Select Page The Effectiveness of Branding in Real Estate Sector on Consumer Purchase Decision Mr. Jai Shanmuga Damodar J, Dr. M. Kotteeswaran
Abstract: In today's competitive real estate market, branding plays a significant role in shaping consumer purchase decisions. This study aims to understand the impact of branding strategies on customer behavior in the context of DAC Developers Private Limited. With the increasing involvement of digital media and rising consumer expectations, branding is no longer optional but an essential element for builders to distinguish themselves. The research methodology included a structured questionnaire filled by 110 participants, and data was analyzed using various statistical tools such as percentage analysis, Chi-Square, and ANOVA. The study revealed that branding components such as trust, brand image, digital presence, and communication have a direct impact on the consumer decisionmaking process. It was also observed that demographic factors have minimal influence, with the exception of educational qualification impacting views on investment safety. This article offers practical insights and recommendations for real estate firms to develop customer-centric branding strategies.
Keywords: Real Estate, Branding, Consumer Behavior, Digital Marketing, Purchase Decision, Trust, ANOVA, Chi-Square. Downloads: | DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12544 How to Cite: [1] Mr. Jai Shanmuga Damodar J, Dr. M. Kotteeswaran, "The Effectiveness of Branding in Real Estate Sector on Consumer Purchase Decision," International Advanced Research Journal in Science, Engineering and Technology (IARJSET), DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12544 Copy Citation Call for Papers Rapid Publication 24/7 April 2026 Submission: eMail paper now Notification: Immediate Publication: Immediately with eCertificates Frequency: Monthly Downloads Paper Format Copyright Form
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A STUDY ON IMPACT OF COMPETENCY MAPPING OF EMPLOYEE
Jagadeesh S, Dr. M. Kotteeswaran*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12545
Abstract: The dynamic nature of today's business environment demands a skilled, adaptable, and competent workforce. This study explores the impact of competency mapping on employee performance, satisfaction, and organizational growth. Competency mapping is a strategic HR tool used to identify key competencies required for various roles within an organization and match them with individual capabilities. The primary objective of this research is to examine how competency mapping influences employee skill, knowledge, ability, and behaviour. A structured questionnaire was used to gather data from employees at Nexone Resources India Pvt Ltd. The results indicate that effective competency mapping leads to improved job clarity, better alignment between individual and organizational goals, and increased employee engagement. This study concludes that incorporating competency mapping into HR practices not only boosts individual performance but also contributes significantly to the overall efficiency and competitiveness of the organization.
Keywords: Competency mapping - Employee Skill - Knowledge - Ability - Behavior.
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ANALYSE AND UPGRADE THE CUSTOMS CLEARENCE AND FREIGHT FORWARDING PROCESS AT SAMPORTO FREIGHT FORWARDING PVT LTD
V Suriyapradhap, Dr. B. Kalaiyarasan
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12547
Abstract: This study aims to analyze and upgrade the customs clearance and freight forwarding processes at Samporto Freight Forwarding Pvt. Ltd., a logistics company engaged in global cargo movement. The research identifies inefficiencies and bottlenecks in the current operational framework, including documentation delays, compliance challenges, and coordination gaps between stakeholders. Using a combination of qualitative analysis, process mapping, and industry benchmarking, the study evaluates current practices against global best standards. Recommendations are proposed to streamline workflows, implement digital solutions, and enhance regulatory compliance, with the goal of reducing clearance time, improving customer satisfaction, and boosting overall operational efficiency. The upgraded process framework is designed to support scalable growth and align with evolving international trade requirements.
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A RESEARCH ON EFFECTIVENESS OF TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT
Kawshick B, Dr K Sankar Singh*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12548
Abstract: This study investigates the effectiveness of training and development programs in enhancing employee performance and organizational productivity. Training and development are vital components of human resource management that aim to improve skills, knowledge, and competencies of employees. The research analyzes various methods of training, their implementation, and their impact on both individual and organizational outcomes. Using a combination of surveys, interviews, and performance metrics, the study evaluates the extent to which training programs meet their objectives and contribute to achieving strategic goals. The results highlight the importance of aligning training initiatives with organizational needs, employee engagement, and continuous evaluation. The findings provide valuable insights for HR professionals and decision-makers to design more effective training strategies that foster growth and long-term success. The study examines how structured training initiatives contribute to employee performance, productivity, and organizational growth. Through qualitative and quantitative data analysis, the research identifies key success factors, common challenges, and best practices in implementing effective training strategies. The findings suggest that well-designed training and development programs not only improve technical skills and job satisfaction but also reduce employee turnover and enhance innovation. The rapid evolution of technology in the IT sector demands constant adaptation, making training and development programs a critical aspect of organizational success. This research explores the effectiveness of training and development initiatives within IT solutions companies, focusing on how these programs impact employee performance, skill enhancement, and overall organizational growth. As the IT industry faces continuous technological advancements and increasing competition, it is essential for organizations to equip their workforce with the knowledge and capabilities needed to remain competitive
Keywords: REACTION - LEARNING - BEHAVIOURS - ORGANIZATIONAL RESULTS.
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A Study on the Impact of Social Media Marketing in Enhancing Brand Awareness and Lead Generation in Femtosoft Technology
Praveenkumar J, Dr. R. Priyadharshini
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12549
Abstract: This study investigates the role and effectiveness of social media marketing (SMM) in enhancing brand awareness and lead generation within Femtosoft Technologies, a Chennai-based IT solutions firm. With digital platforms becoming a central part of consumer interaction, businesses are leveraging social media channels to promote brand identity, engage audiences, and generate sales leads. This study explores how targeted social media efforts, including paid campaigns, influencer collaborations, content strategy, and engagement metrics, contribute to the visibility and growth of Femtosoft's brand. Primary and secondary data were collected through surveys, interviews with marketing professionals, and analysis of campaign performance reports. Statistical tools such as regression analysis and correlation methods were used to determine the relationship between social media engagement and lead generation outcomes. Findings reveal a significant impact of consistent social media presence and well-planned marketing campaigns on the company's digital outreach and conversion funnel. This paper concludes with strategic recommendations for leveraging social media as a long-term marketing asset.
Keywords: Social Media Marketing, Brand Awareness, Digital Engagement, Lead Generation, Marketing Strategy, Online Branding, Content Marketing, Femtosoft Technology.
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WIRELESS GREENHOUSE MONITORING USING CONTROLLER AND SENSOR ARRAY FOR SUSTAINABLE CROP PRODUCTION
Telugu Maddileti, Jangili Meghana, Jilani Juveriya, Gandla Sai Varun
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12550
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Abstract: Smart farming has revolutionized the agricultural sector by addressing the limitations of traditional farming practices through the integration of advanced technologies. In agrarian economies like India, where a large part of the population relies on farming for livelihood, issues such as unpredictable weather, soil degradation, inefficient resource use, and labour shortages significantly affect productivity and sustainability. Smart farming uses technologies like the Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI), automation, and data analytics to optimize agricultural operations. One key innovation in smart agriculture is the Wireless Greenhouse Monitoring System, which helps maintain optimal conditions for plant growth. This system uses a network of sensors to monitor vital environmental parameters including temperature, humidity, CO₂ levels, soil moisture, and light intensity. The data collected is processed by microcontroller platforms such as Arduino, ESP32, or Raspberry Pi. Based on the data, the system can automatically adjust irrigation, lighting, ventilation, and heating to maintain ideal growing conditions. Wireless communication protocols like WiFi, Zigbee, or LoRa WAN allow the system to transmit real-time data to cloud-based platforms. Farmers can monitor and control greenhouse conditions remotely using mobile or web applications. This ensures timely interventions and reduces the need for constant physical presence. The implementation of a wireless greenhouse monitoring system offers numerous benefits: improved crop quality and yield, reduced water and fertilizer usage, lower labour dependency, and minimized environmental impact. Moreover, it reduces the need for chemical pesticides by maintaining healthier crop environments. Such smart solutions promote sustainable, efficient, and climate-resilient agriculture, aligning with global environmental goals while empowering farmers with data-driven decision-making tools.
Keywords: Smart farming, LoRa WAN, Zigbee, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, Greenhouse Monitoring etc, Downloads: | DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12550 How to Cite: [1] Telugu Maddileti, Jangili Meghana, Jilani Juveriya, Gandla Sai Varun, "WIRELESS GREENHOUSE MONITORING USING CONTROLLER AND SENSOR ARRAY FOR SUSTAINABLE CROP PRODUCTION," International Advanced Research Journal in Science, Engineering and Technology (IARJSET), DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12550 Copy Citation Call for Papers Rapid Publication 24/7 April 2026 Submission: eMail paper now Notification: Immediate Publication: Immediately with eCertificates Frequency: Monthly Downloads Paper Format Copyright Form
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Abstract
An Overview on Organizational Citizenship Behaviour
Ms. Sushma Subashini S, Dr. Madhumita G
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12551
Abstract: The term "organizational citizenship behavior" (OCB) describes employees' voluntary, extra-role activities that greatly improve organizational performance but are not formally rewarded. Beyond official job obligations, these behaviors-such as civic virtue, conscientiousness, civility, sportsmanship, and altruism-support a healthy work environment and help the business succeed. OCB is becoming more and more important in the competitive and fast-paced corporate environment of today. These behaviors are influenced by elements such as personality qualities, organizational commitment, leadership style, and work satisfaction. Higher levels of OCB are frequently fostered by inclusive workplace cultures and supportive leadership, which enhances teamwork, productivity, and lowers attrition. This paper examines the dimensions, antecedents, and outcomes of OCB, emphasizing the role of HR practices and organizational culture in promoting such behaviour. Encouraging OCB can provide a strategic advantage, helping organizations adapt and thrive in a constantly evolving environment.
Keywords: Organizational Citizenship Behavior, extra-role activities, altruism, conscientiousness, sportsmanship, civic virtue, workplace culture, leadership style, employee engagement, organizational commitment.
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Impact of cognitive behavior of employees
Ms. Rithika A, Dr. Madhumita G
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12552
Abstract: Employee cognitive behaviors are the internal mental processes and thought patterns that influence how people see, understand, and react to their workplace. These actions have a significant impact on motivation, learning, decision-making, problem-solving, and attention. Goal-setting, self-monitoring, critical thinking, flexibility, and cognitive assessment are important cognitive habits in the job. They have an immediate effect on teamwork, job performance, and the general efficacy of the organization. Cognitively flexible workers adjust to change more readily, whereas reflective thinkers typically learn new things and get better over time. Several factors-such as leadership style, organizational culture, job design, and psychological safety-play a significant role in shaping these behaviors. Organizations that encourage autonomy, communication, and a learning-oriented environment are more likely to promote positive cognitive behavior. By understanding and nurturing these cognitive patterns, companies can enhance employee engagement, resilience, and innovation, thereby building a more adaptable and high-performing workforce in today's dynamic business landscape.
Keywords: cognitive behaviors, decision-making, problem-solving, critical thinking, adaptability, cognitive flexibility, employee engagement, organizational culture, psychological safety, workplace motivation
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Enhancing KPI on last mile delivery
Praveen E, Dr. A.Navitha Sulthana
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12553
Abstract: In the evolving logistics landscape, last-mile delivery stands as a critical determinant of customer satisfaction and operational efficiency. This study, conducted at SafExpress Logistics Pvt. Ltd., aims to enhance key performance indicators (KPIs) related to last-mile delivery by identifying operational bottlenecks and proposing practical improvement strategies. Using a combination of surveys, interviews, observational studies, and secondary data analysis, the project evaluates existing performance metrics such as on-time delivery rate, first-attempt success, and customer satisfaction. The research highlights major challenges, including traffic congestion, address errors, and customer unavailability. Key recommendations include AI-based route optimization, real-time tracking, delivery window scheduling, employee training, and incentive programs. The study concludes that strategic technology adoption and customer-centric practices can significantly improve delivery performance, reduce costs, and strengthen SafExpress's competitive position in the logistics sector.
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FACTORS INFLUENCING CUSTOMER CHOICE OF PERSONAL LOANS – ANALYZING THE IMPACT OF INTEREST RATES, REPAYMENT TENURE, AND BRAND TRUST– AN EXPLORATORY STUDY
Vishal. C, Dr. A. Narmadha
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12554
Abstract: In an increasingly competitive financial services market, understanding the factors that influence customer choice of personal loans has become critical for lenders. This study examines how key variables-interest rates, repayment tenure, and brand trust-impact customer decisions when selecting personal loan products. Through a structured survey distributed to a diverse sample of borrowers, the research analyzes consumer preferences and priorities in loan selection. The findings reveal that while low interest rates remain a dominant factor, flexible repayment terms and the perceived trustworthiness of the lending brand also play significant roles in shaping customer choices. The study highlights the growing importance of transparent communication, customer service, and brand credibility in building consumer confidence. These insights can guide financial institutions in designing loan offerings that are both competitive and customer-centric, ultimately enhancing customer acquisition and retention.
Keywords: Repayment Tenure, AI in recruitment, Financial Services, Loan Preferences
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ARTICLE ON A STUDY ON FACTORS INFLUENCING ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE
Ms. Abirami M, Dr. Sudha.S
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12555
Abstract: This study explores the key factors that influence organizational performances with regard to the interaction between organizational culture, work environment, and employee retention. Using a descriptive research design, the data were collected from 50 employees with the help of structured questionnaires and analyzed through SPSS, Excel, and Tableau. Results showed a moderately strong correlation (r = 0.6058) between communication openness and cultural success, which indicates that the transparent communication is of essence to building a nurturant organizational culture. However, regression analysis exhibited weak predictive ability (R²=0.0283) and no statistically significant relationship (p=0.248) between the independent variables chosen and organizational performance, suggesting that other variables have influenced organizational performance in ways that are not assessed in this study. A majority of the sample were young professionals (76% between the ages of 19 and 24) having less work experience (68% having less than a year), with a few gender imbalances (64% being female) that might affect the generalizability of these results. The study recommends that organizational policies foster open communication, mentorship programs, gender diversity, and HR philosophy that meet employees' expectations for engagement and retention. Such insights would support organizations in launching performance-enhancing initiatives grounded on hard data.
Keywords: Organizational Performance, Human Resource Strategies, Work Environment, Employee Retention, Organizational Behaviour.
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A STUDY ON THE ROLE OF INTERACTIVE DIGITAL ADS IN SHAPING IMPULSE BUYING BEHAVIOUR
Subhashini S, Dr. Murali Krishnan*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12556
Abstract: This study explores the impact of interactive digital advertisements on impulse buying behavior among college students, with a focus on consumer engagement and platform usage. Using responses from 290 participants and non-parametric analyses (Spearman's correlation, ANOVA, and Regression), the findings reveal significant positive relationships between all three predictors and impulsive buying, with consumer engagement showing the strongest influence. Gender-based differences were also statistically significant. The study suggests that marketers should prioritize emotionally engaging and interactive ad content tailored to younger audiences to enhance impulse purchases and maximize advertising effectiveness. The results underscore the importance of platform-specific strategies and highlight the psychological drivers of impulsive consumer behavior in the digital age. By leveraging interactivity and personalization, brands can build stronger emotional connections and influence purchasing decisions more effectively. Future research could explore longitudinal effects and compare cross-cultural differences in digital ad responsiveness.
Keywords: interactive ads, impulse buying, consumer engagement, digital platforms, college students
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Corporate Governance on Firm Performance with the Influence of Managerial Overconfidence
N.M. Elangovan, Ms. V. Vardhini*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12557
Abstract: Corporate governance is a key driver of firm performance, and the role of managerial behavioral biases, most notably overconfidence, is still a relevant but understudied factor. This research investigates how corporate governance mechanisms combine with managerial overconfidence to impact firm performance. While sound governance arrangements-like independent boards, robust shareholder rights, and disclosure practices that are transparent-are known to boost accountability and decision-making, overconfident managers can counter these advantages by exaggerating their capacities, downplaying risks, and defying scrutiny. Employing both empirical methodology and theoretical discussion, this study examines whether effective corporate governance can alleviate the adverse implications of managerial overconfidence, including excessive risk-taking, overinvestment, and poor financial performance. Alternatively, overconfident managers might have more power in weakly governed firms, which results in value-destroying choices. The research also examines industry-specific and institutional differences, taking into account the ways in which divergent regulatory contexts and market situations influence these interactions. Early results indicate that even though good governance structures can mitigate the negative consequences of overconfident managers to some extent, their power relies on the level of board independence, incentive alignment, and external monitoring. The paper enriches corporate governance research by merging behavioral finance insights, providing a more subtle picture of how psychological biases interact with the organizational architecture. Practical implications are suggestions for governance reforms, increased director training, and compensation policies that deter overconfident behavior while encouraging long-term value creation.
Keywords: Corporate governance, firm performance, managerial overconfidence.
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THE OPTIMIZATION OF CONTAINER FREIGHT STATION OPERATION AT GLOBAL LOGISTICS SOLUTIONS INDIA PVT LTD
M.S. Sanjay Raj, Ms. P.C. Saranya
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12558
Abstract: This study focuses on the optimization of Container Freight Station (CFS) operations within Global Logistics Solutions Pvt. Ltd., a key player in the international supply chain industry. Container Freight Stations play a vital role in facilitating efficient cargo movement between ports and inland destinations by enabling consolidation, deconsolidation, storage, and customs clearance of containerized cargo. However, challenges such as operational delays, inadequate infrastructure, manual documentation, and lack of digital integration continue to impact overall performance and customer satisfaction. The primary objective of this research is to analyze the current operational workflow of the CFS, identify inefficiencies, and recommend practical solutions for improvement. Using both qualitative and quantitative methods-including staff interviews, structured questionnaires, and process observations-the study assesses the effectiveness of handling, documentation, tracking, and coordination mechanisms. Particular attention is given to the integration of technology, workforce training, and resource allocation in optimizing throughput time and service quality. Findings reveal that automation of documentation, real-time cargo tracking, better coordination with customs authorities, and investment in infrastructure can significantly improve the performance of CFS operations. The study concludes with actionable recommendations aimed at reducing turnaround time, minimizing costs, and enhancing customer satisfaction, thereby strengthening Global Logistics Solutions Pvt. Ltd.'s competitiveness in global logistics.
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A STUDY ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FLEXIBLE WORK ARRANGEMENTS AND EMPLOYEE PRODUCTIVITY IN SAAS
Ms. Elavaarsi.V, Dr. Madhumitha
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12559
Abstract: The research investigates the impact of flexible work arrangements (FWAs) on employee productivity within the Information Services sector, with a particular emphasis on the SaaS (Software as a Service) industry. As organizations increasingly embrace remote and hybrid work models, especially in the post-pandemic landscape, understanding how such flexibility affects individual and organizational performance becomes critical. Flexible work arrangements-ranging from telecommuting to flextime and compressed workweeks-are seen as tools to improve employee well-being and engagement, but questions remain about their direct correlation with productivity outcomes. The study employs a mixed-method approach, combining structured surveys and interviews with IT professionals, alongside the analysis of secondary data from industry reports. Findings suggest that flexible work models significantly influence productivity, but the outcomes vary based on factors such as managerial support, communication tools, job role, and organizational culture. Employees reporting higher autonomy and better work-life balance under flexible models showed increased motivation and output, whereas poor coordination or lack of support mechanisms led to declines in performance. The implications of this research are twofold: firstly, it provides a framework for understanding how FWAs can be structured to maximize employee output; secondly, it offers strategic recommendations for SaaS firms aiming to refine HR policies in alignment with evolving workforce expectations. This study contributes to the broader discourse on modern workplace practices and provides actionable insights for business leaders seeking to leverage flexibility as a driver of productivity and organizational resilience.
Keywords: Flexible Work Arrangements, Employee Productivity, Remote Work, Hybrid Work Model, Work-Life Balance, SaaS Industry, Employee Engagement, Organizational Performance.
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A study on Enhancing the efficient movement of inbound operations at Blue Dart Airport Hub
B.Prabhu, Dr. R. Senthilkumar
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12560
Abstract: The efficiency of inbound logistics plays a critical role in maintaining the overall performance and service quality of express parcel delivery services. This project, conducted at Blue Dart Express Limited, focuses on optimizing the inbound process at the airport hub. The objective is to identify process inefficiencies and implement practical improvements to enhance throughput without compromising accuracy or service standards. The study examines the core activities involved in the Inbound process-acknowledgment, segregation, sorting, linking, and networking-and identifies key time-consuming bottlenecks. Through data analysis, process mapping, and stakeholder interviews, areas requiring intervention were highlighted. The project proposes actionable solutions to reduce delays and improve coordination across departments. Expected outcomes include faster processing times, and increased overall productivity of the inbound logistics operation. These improvements will contribute to higher customer satisfaction and strengthen Blue Dart's position as a market leader in express logistics.
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A STUDY ON GAMIFICATION IN EMPLOYEES ENGAGEMENT PROGRAM AT RANE BRAKE LINING LIMITED
Siddharth M., Ms. Brindha P.
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12561
Abstract: This study investigates the impact of gamification on employee engagement at Rane Brake Lining Limited (RBL), a prominent manufacturer in the automotive friction materials sector. Gamification, defined as the integration of game design elements in non-game contexts, is increasingly adopted by organizations seeking to enhance motivation, productivity, and employee satisfaction. Using a descriptive research methodology, supported by statistical tools such as Chi-square tests and ANOVA, this study analyses how elements like leader boards, badges, challenges, and real-time feedback influence engagement levels among employees across different demographics. The findings reveal that gamification significantly improves workplace engagement by making routine tasks more interactive and rewarding. Employees reported higher motivation and job satisfaction when tasks were gamified and feedback was immediate. Moreover, the study identifies that age plays a critical role in shaping responses to gamified activities, indicating the importance of designing age-sensitive engagement strategies. Younger employees showed a stronger preference for competitive elements like points and leader boards, while older employees valued meaningful progress tracking and collaborative challenges. While the benefits of gamification are substantial, the study also highlights potential risks, such as diminishing intrinsic motivation if gamified systems focus excessively on external rewards. Therefore, organizations must carefully balance intrinsic and extrinsic motivators to sustain long-term engagement. In conclusion, the research underscores that thoughtful implementation of gamification can transform traditional HR practices by creating a dynamic, engaging, and emotionally connected workplace culture. The insights from RBL demonstrate how manufacturing industries, often seen as traditional in their employee management approaches, can successfully adopt gamified strategies to enhance organizational performance and employee well-being. Future research can expand this understanding by exploring the long-term impacts of gamification across various industrial sectors.
Keywords: Gamification, Employee Engagement, Motivation, Workplace Innovation, Human Resource Management (HRM), Organizational Performance.
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A STUDY OF EFFECTIVENESS OF PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL SYSTEM
Mr.Karan Kumar. R, Dr.Sudha.S
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12562
Abstract: Effective performance appraisal systems are critical for organizational success, yet many companies struggle with outdated approaches that fail to engage employees or drive performance. This study investigates the effectiveness of contemporary performance management systems through comprehensive research involving 51 employees across multiple organizations. The research identifies significant limitations in traditional annual appraisal systems, with only 32% of employees finding them valuable for professional growth. In contrast, continuous feedback models demonstrate superior outcomes, showing 28% higher engagement, 22% improved productivity, and 18% lower turnover rates. The study particularly highlights the effectiveness of 360-degree feedback systems, which improve managerial ratings by 35%, though requiring substantial training investment. Key challenges include inadequate manager training (reported by 65% of participants), unclear evaluation criteria (42%), and weak connections between appraisals and development plans (only 38% effectiveness). Digital transformation emerges as a crucial factor, with AI-assisted analytics improving rating consistency by 33% and mobile platforms increasing participation by 55%. The findings emphasize the importance of modernizing performance management through continuous feedback mechanisms, manager capability development, and technology integration. Organizations implementing these changes achieve measurable benefits, including 30% faster promotion cycles and stronger performance-goal alignment. This research provides actionable insights for developing appraisal systems that enhance both employee experience and organizational outcomes in today's evolving workplace.
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A study on target audience and their preference in real estate industry
Ms.Suweka S, Dr.A.Narmadha
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12563
Abstract: The real estate industry plays a vital role in economic development and urban planning, but its success heavily depends on understanding the target audience and their evolving preferences. As consumer expectations shift due to changes in lifestyle, income levels, technology, and market awareness, real estate developers must adapt their strategies to meet these dynamic demands. This study focuses on identifying and analyzing the preferences of the target audience in the real estate sector, with the goal of offering actionable insights to developers, marketers, and investors. The research is based on a combination of primary data collected through structured surveys and interviews, as well as secondary data from industry reports and real estate databases. Key demographic factors such as age, income, family structure, occupation, and location preferences were considered to segment the target audience. The study further explores how factors like amenities, pricing, connectivity, security, brand reputation, and digital engagement influence purchase decisions. Findings indicate that while affordability and location remain top priorities, there is an increasing demand for smart homes, sustainable features, and community-based living-especially among younger buyers and working professionals. Digital platforms and virtual property tours have also become major decision-making tools, highlighting the growing role of technology in real estate marketing. The study also discusses how developers can tailor their offerings to different audience segments-such as first-time homebuyers, investors, and retirees-by aligning with their specific preferences and concerns. Moreover, it emphasizes the importance of continuous market research and data analytics in understanding customer behavior and staying ahead in a highly competitive market. This research contributes to a deeper understanding of consumer psychology in real estate and underscores the need for customer-centric approaches in property development and marketing strategies.
Keywords: Consumer Behavior, Buyer Preferences, Real Estate Marketing, Digital Engagement, Purchase Decision
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A Comparative Study of Human Efficiency in Gear Manufacturing: Analysing Plant 1 and Plant 2
Santhosh J, Dr. R. Senthil Kumar
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12564
Abstract: Human efficiency is a critical determinant of productivity in manufacturing, especially in high-output industries like gear production. This study investigates and compares the human efficiency of two structurally identical plants - Plant 1 and Plant 2 - within the same gear manufacturing company. Both facilities operate 22 hours per day with nine identical production processes, producing 35,000 units per batch. Factors including machine idle time, operator training, shift variations, and maintenance schedules were examined from January to March 2025. Through descriptive statistics, correlation, and regression analyses, we uncover how operational variables influence human efficiency and identify strategic recommendations for improvement.
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ANALYSING FACTORS INFLUENCING JOB SATISFICATION
Ms. PAVITHRA S, Dr S. SUDHA
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12565
Abstract: The fast-paced nature of the IT industry often brings high stress and employee turnover, making job satisfaction and productivity critical for long-term success This work explores how organizations can create environments where employees feel happy engaged, and motivated to perform at their best. Key factors influencing job satisfaction such as work-life balance, career growth opportunities, recognition, and a healthy work environment-are examined in relation to overall productivity. A major focus is placed on the power of a positive workplace culture and effective leadership in driving employee engagement. Flexible work options, including remote work and adjustable schedules, are highlighted as particularly impactful in increasing both satisfaction and performance. When employees feel valued, supported in their growth, and trusted with flexibility, they are more likely to be productive, committed, and stay with the organization. Recognition programs and strong leadership further enhance motivation and a sense of belonging. Additionally, the use of appropriate tools and technologies can ease workloads, reduce stress, and improve efficiency Ultimately, the findings suggest that IT companies can thrive by investing in their people creating flexible, supportive, and growth-oriented work environments that align with modern employee needs and expectations Strong teamwork, inclusive practices, and access to modern tools and technologies also contribute to reduced stress and increased efficiency. Recognition programs, mentoring, and transparent leadership foster a sense of belonging and trust. Ultimately, organizations that prioritize well-being, professional development, psychological safety, and flexibility not only retain top talent but also unlock higher levels of innovation, collaboration, and business success.
Keywords: Job Satisfaction, Employee Productivity, Employee Engagement, Workplace Culture, Leadership, Organizational Success, Motivation
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A STUDY ON FACTORS AFFECTING INVESTORS BEHAVIOR TOWARDS STOCK MARKET
A.Salman Basha, Dr.B.Kalaiyarasan
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12566
Abstract: Investor behavior plays a crucial role in stock market dynamics, influencing trading patterns, market volatility, and asset pricing. This study examines the key psychological, economic, and social factors affecting investor decision-making in the stock market. Using a combination of survey data and empirical analysis, the research explores how cognitive biases (such as overconfidence, herd mentality, and loss aversion), financial literacy, market information, and macroeconomic conditions shape investment choices. The findings reveal that emotional biases and social influences significantly impact trading behaviour, often leading to suboptimal decisions. Additionally, the study highlights the role of demographic factors-such as age, income, and experience-in determining risk tolerance and investment strategies. By identifying these behavioal drivers, this research provides valuable insights for financial advisors, policymakers, and market regulators seeking to enhance investor education and market stability. The study contributes to behavioral finance literature by bridging the gap between theoretical models and real-world investment behaviour.
Keywords: Investment Decision Making, Stock Market, Risk Perception, Behavioral Finance, Market Volatility.
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An Analysis Of The Impact Of Workplace Diversity On Employee Satisfaction
Anusha R, Dr. Narmadha
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12567
Abstract: This research examines the influence of workplace diversity on employee satisfaction, highlighting its growing significance in driving contemporary organizational success. As teams become more heterogeneous in terms of gender, ethnicity, age, race, and cognitive differences, companies are increasingly tasked with managing this diversity to create inclusive and fulfilling work environments. Utilizing a mixed-methods strategy-including both surveys and in-depth interviews conducted across various industries and regions-this study analyzes how multiple aspects of diversity affect employee engagement and satisfaction. A thorough review of existing literature reveals both the opportunities and obstacles associated with diverse workplaces, stressing the critical role of inclusive policies, committed leadership, and equitable diversity management. The study further identifies important gaps in current research, such as the need for deeper insights into intersectionality, the long-term impact of diversity, and the adaptability of diversity strategies across cultures. The outcomes of this research are intended to guide organizations in enhancing employee satisfaction through well-implemented diversity and inclusion initiatives, ultimately leading to better organizational performance and employee well-being.
Keywords: Workplace Diversity, Employee Satisfaction, Inclusion, Organizational Culture, Diversity, Employee Engagement and Organizational Commitment
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THE EFFECTIVENESS OF VARIOUS RECRUITMENT STRATEGIES ADOPTED BY HR CONSULTANCY FIRMS AT RAMSOL PRIVATE LIMITED IN CHENNAI
Mr. K. SUDHAN, Mrs.P.Brindha
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12568
Abstract: This study investigates the effectiveness of various recruitment strategies adopted by HR consultancy firms, with a specific focus on Ramsol Private Limited. In the rapidly evolving employment landscape, recruitment consultancies play a crucial role in bridging the gap between talent supply and organizational demand. The research aims to evaluate the impact of different recruitment methodologies-including traditional approaches, digital platforms, employee referrals, and campus placements-on key performance indicators such as time-to-hire, cost-efficiency, candidate quality, and client satisfaction. A mixed-method approach, involving quantitative data analysis and qualitative interviews with HR professionals and clients, was employed to assess the success rate of each strategy. The findings reveal that technology-driven recruitment solutions and data analytics have significantly enhanced recruitment outcomes, although traditional methods still hold relevance in certain sectors. The paper concludes with strategic recommendations for optimizing recruitment practices in HR consultancy firms, contributing to both operational efficiency and improved client relationships.
Keywords: Recruitment Strategies, HR Consultancy Firms, Talent Acquisition, Time-to-Hire, Cost-Efficiency, Candidate Quality, Client Satisfaction
Abstract
The Role of Customs Brokers in Import Operations
Roshan Akthar P, Dr. A. Navitha Sulthana
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12569
Abstract: This project explores the critical role of customs brokers in facilitating import operations within the Indian logistics landscape. Customs brokers are key intermediaries who ensure that imported goods are processed efficiently and legally through customs. They are responsible for managing documentation, ensuring regulatory compliance, coordinating with government agencies, and expediting cargo clearance. The study specifically examines the operations of ACR Global Logistics Pvt. Ltd., a major logistics company offering end-to-end customs clearance solutions. A mixed-method research methodology, including surveys and interviews, was used to evaluate the current practices and challenges faced by customs brokers. The findings highlight the impact of digital transformation, regulatory frameworks, and operational pressures on the profession. The study concludes by recommending technological upgrades, improved training, and process optimization strategies to enhance the performance and strategic importance of customs brokers in India's import ecosystem.
Keywords: Customs brokers, Indian logistics, cargo clearance, regulatory compliance, customs brokers, documentation.
Abstract
A STUDY ON CLEARANCE AND FORWARDING AGENTS
RamaKrishnan S, Dr. A. Navitha Sulthana
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12570
Abstract: Clearance and forwarding (C&F) agents play a crucial role in international trade and logistics by facilitating the smooth movement of goods across borders. This study examines the functions, responsibilities, and challenges faced by C&F agents in ensuring efficient customs clearance and freight forwarding. It explores the regulatory frameworks governing their operations, their role in supply chain management, and the impact of technological advancements on their services. The research also highlights key issues such as customs compliance, documentation requirements, and cost implications for businesses. Through a detailed analysis, this study aims to provide insights into how C&F agents enhance trade efficiency and contribute to global logistics networks.
Keywords: international trade, logistics, customs clearance, freight forwarding, supply chain management, clearance and forwarding agents
Abstract
THE OPTIMIZATION OF AIR CARGO TERMINAL OPERATION AND MANAGEMENT AT BERRIO LOGISTICS INDIA PVT LTD
M.S. Pravin R, Ms.P.C.Saranya
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12571
Abstract: The air cargo industry plays a critical role in the global supply chain by ensuring the rapid and secure movement of goods across continents. This report explores the operational framework and management strategies employed in air cargo terminals, focusing on the seamless coordination between logistics, warehousing, security, and regulatory compliance. Air cargo terminals act as vital nodes where freight is received, sorted, stored, and dispatched efficiently, requiring robust infrastructure and advanced technologies such as automated handling systems, real-time tracking, and integrated inventory control. Effective management of these terminals involves meticulous planning, adherence to international standards, collaboration with customs authorities, and optimization of turnaround times to enhance throughput and customer satisfaction. This profile also addresses key challenges including capacity constraints, security threats, and the impact of global disruptions like pandemics. By examining current practices and innovations, the study aims to provide insights into improving the efficiency, reliability, and sustainability of air cargo terminal operations. Air cargo terminals serve as essential hubs in the global logistics ecosystem, facilitating the swift movement of high-value and time-sensitive goods across international and domestic routes. This industry profile delves into the structure, function, and operational intricacies of air cargo terminal management. It highlights how air cargo terminals are designed to support the flow of imports, exports, transshipments, and domestic freight, requiring a harmonious integration of infrastructure, manpower, technology, and regulatory frameworks. The operations within a cargo terminal encompass a wide array of activities, including cargo acceptance, security screening, documentation processing, storage, customs clearance, and ULD (Unit Load Device) build-up and breakdown. Effective management of these processes ensures minimal dwell time, reduced operational costs, and enhanced cargo throughput. In today's competitive environment, the adoption of automation, digital documentation (eAWB), RFID tagging, and warehouse management systems (WMS) has transformed traditional cargo handling into a tech-driven, data-informed process. This study further examines the role of key stakeholders such as airlines, freight forwarders, ground handling agents, and customs authorities in achieving seamless coordination. The importance of adhering to international safety and security standards (such as IATA, ICAO, and WCO) is emphasized, particularly in light of increasing threats, compliance requirements, and the need for resilience in the face of disruptions like pandemics or geopolitical crises. Furthermore, the report discusses strategic aspects such as terminal layout planning, resource allocation, sustainability initiatives (like green logistics), and performance KPIs that drive operational excellence. By analysing real-world challenges-such as congestion, fluctuating cargo volumes, and labour shortages-the study proposes a roadmap for modernizing air cargo terminal operations to meet future demands.
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To Comprehensive study of the Import Export Clearance Process Within at Asian Global Shipping Agencies Pvt ltd.
Ahamed Mushraf A, Dr. A. Navitha Sulthana
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12572
Abstract: This study aims to provide an in-depth analysis of the import and export clearance procedures undertaken by Asian Global Shipping Agencies Pvt Ltd (AGSA), a prominent Customs House Agent (CHA) operating in India's dynamic logistics and freight forwarding industry. The research explores each stage of the clearance process, from documentation and regulatory compliance to coordination with customs authorities and allied logistics partners. By examining AGSA's operational framework, the study identifies key practices that ensure timely and compliant cargo movement across international borders. Special attention is given to the challenges faced in customs clearance such as documentation delays, regulatory changes, and stakeholder coordination as well as the company's strategic approaches to overcoming them. Through field observations, employee interviews, and secondary data analysis, this research also highlights opportunities for improving process efficiency, digital integration, and stakeholder collaboration. Ultimately, the study underscores the critical role that CHA companies like AGSA play in enabling smooth global trade and enhancing India's supply chain competitiveness. • Import Clearance • Export Clearance • Customs House Agent (CHA) • Logistics • Freight Forwarding.
Abstract
Comparative Liquidity Analysis of TANGEDCO vs. Other SEBs (BESCOM, UPPCL, MSEDCL)
HARIRAHUL M, DR. CHANDRAMOULI.S
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12573
Abstract: This paper provides a detailed analysis of the liquidity position of Tamil Nadu Generation and Distribution Corporation Limited (TANGEDCO), a key player in the Indian power sector. Through comparative analysis with three other State Electricity Boards (SEBs)-BESCOM, UPPCL, and MSEDCL-this study identifies financial challenges, assesses short-term solvency, and presents strategic recommendations for improved liquidity management. It uses financial ratios, working capital trends, and benchmarking to analyses TANGEDCO's liquidity performance over time. The goal is to assist policymakers, financial planners, and utility managers in formulating sustainable financial strategies.
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Exploring the Mobile App Ecosystem: From Native to Progressive Web Apps and Beyond
Ankatwar Gajanan, Salma Mizna
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12574
Abstract: Mobile applications have revolutionized the way people interact with technology, offering enhanced user experiences, personalized content, and seamless integration with device features. This paper provides a comprehensive analysis of the mobile app ecosystem, exploring the advantages, challenges, and future trends in mobile application development. The study covers various types of mobile apps, including native, hybrid, and web-based applications, comparing their features, benefits, and drawbacks. The advantages of mobile apps are discussed, such as improved user experience, access to device functionalities, offline capabilities, and monetization opportunities. However, the paper also highlights the challenges associated with mobile app development, including high development costs, platform fragmentation, app store approval processes, security concerns, and discoverability issues. The comparative analysis between mobile apps and web apps, as well as the differences between native, hybrid, and web-based applications, provides insights into the strengths and weaknesses of each approach. The paper presents case studies from diverse industries, including e-commerce, healthcare, and education, to demonstrate the successful integration of mobile apps and the challenges faced in real-world contexts. Future trends in mobile app development are explored, focusing on the rise of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs), the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) for personalized experiences and automation, and the potential of Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) in creating immersive user experiences. The study concludes by emphasizing the importance of embracing technological innovations while addressing the challenges of mobile app development, such as reducing costs, improving user engagement, and enhancing security. As mobile technologies continue to evolve, stakeholders must stay informed about the latest trends to harness the full potential of mobile applications in an increasingly digital world.
Keywords: Mobile Applications, Native Apps, Hybrid Apps, Progressive Web Apps, Mobile App Development, App Ecosystem, Mobile Technologies, Artificial Intelligence, Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality
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Challenges and Solutions in E-Commerce: A Safexpress Perspective
MUTHAMIZHAZHAGAN J, Dr.G.MADHUMITA
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12575
Abstract: E-commerce has revolutionized the global marketplace, creating new opportunities and challenges for logistics providers. Safe Express Pvt. Ltd., a key player in the logistics industry, has faced significant challenges in managing e-commerce deliveries efficiently. This project, titled "Challenges and Solutions in E-Commerce: A Safe Express Perspective," aims to analyze the obstacles encountered by Safe Express in the e-commerce sector and explore potential solutions for overcoming them. The study identifies critical issues such as delivery delays, high operational costs, inefficient tracking systems, damaged goods, and customer dissatisfaction as major challenges faced by Safe Express in its e-commerce logistics operations. Through a combination of primary research (surveys and interviews with employees, customers, and industry experts) and secondary research (company reports, industry case studies, and market analysis), the study examines the root causes of these challenges. Furthermore, the research explores various solutions, including technology-driven logistics management, AI-based route optimization, automation in warehousing, enhanced customer service strategies, and cost-effective delivery models. By evaluating the effectiveness of these solutions, the study provides recommendations for Safe Express to improve its e-commerce logistics operations and regain competitiveness in the market. This project serves as a valuable resource for logistics companies looking to navigate the evolving e-commerce landscape, highlighting best practices and innovative strategies to enhance efficiency and customer satisfaction.
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Green Wheels Initiative: Implementing Electric Transportation for Local Distribution Excellence
MUKESHRAJ S, Dr.A.NAVITHA SULTHANA
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12576
Abstract: The Green Wheels Initiative aims to revolutionize local distribution networks by integrating electric transportation solutions, enhancing sustainability, and optimizing efficiency. This project focuses on replacing conventional fuel-powered vehicles with electric alternatives to reduce carbon emissions, lower operational costs, and comply with evolving environmental regulations.Through strategic planning, infrastructure development, and collaboration with stakeholders, the initiative will establish a reliable electric vehicle (EV) fleet for last-mile deliveries. The project will also explore charging infrastructure, route optimization, and renewable energy integration to maximize sustainability. By implementing data-driven decision-making and leveraging smart logistics technology, the initiative will ensure seamless operations while promoting green urban mobility.The Green Wheels Initiative sets a precedent for eco-friendly distribution models, fostering a cleaner environment and contributing to the global transition toward sustainable transportation.
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An article on AN ANALYSIS ON EMPLOYEE RETENTION STRATEGIES IN BPO INDUSTRY
Mr. Navageevan, Dr.Sudha.S
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12577
Abstract: Significant employee turnover in the business process outsourcing (BPO) sector makes it challenging to retain a consistent and capable workforce. This study looks at the staff retention strategies employed by XYZ Company, a mid-sized BPO company, in order to identify the crucial factors that influence organizational commitment and employee loyalty. Using a mixed-method research approach, the study examines several human resource (HR) practices, including hiring and selection, training and development, compensation plans, and working conditions. The findings demonstrate the importance of comprehensive HR policies, particularly those that prioritize effective performance management and career development, in reducing attrition rates. The results of the study show that strategic enhancements to HR practices, such as customized training programs and supportive work environments, can significantly increase employee retention. There are recommendations offered to help BPO firms enhance their retention strategies and promote long-term staff stability. The dynamic nature of the BPO industry, which is characterized by unpredictable work schedules, high performance standards, and limited opportunities for career advancement, has a significant impact on employee dissatisfaction and turnover. Because businesses compete in a globalized service economy, replacing experienced workers can be costly in terms of both time and money. Therefore, in addition to being a strategic goal, retaining experienced employees has become crucial for long-term organizational success. The research emphasizes the need to harmonize retention efforts with employee aspirations and organizational objectives. By fostering an environment of open communication, ongoing education, and appreciation, BPO companies such as XYZ Company can create a stronger, more involved workforce. The research findings can provide a useful model for similar companies in attempting to enhance employee retention
Abstract
A STUDY ON FINANCIAL PERFORMANCES AND GROWTH OF NON-BANKING FINANCIAL COMPANIES
Vijayakumar .M, Dr. A Narmadha
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12578
Abstract: Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs) play a pivotal role in India's financial ecosystem by complementing traditional banks in delivering credit to underbanked and underserved segments. This project undertakes a comprehensive study on the financial performance and growth of select prominent NBFCs in India over the period 2020 to 2025. With the Indian economy undergoing rapid changes due to the pandemic, policy reforms, digitization, and evolving market dynamics, the role of NBFCs has gained renewed significance. This study focuses on analyzing the annual returns and associated risks (measured through standard deviation) of key NBFCs to assess their profitability, stability, and growth trends in a changing economic landscape. The companies analyzed include industry leaders such as Bajaj Finance, Muthoot Finance, Shriram Finance, and others that have demonstrated notable financial activity during the study period. These NBFCs cater to various sectors, including consumer finance, gold loans, vehicle loans, microfinance, and housing finance, reflecting the diversity of services in the NBFC domain. The selection of companies was based on their market presence, financial transparency, and relevance in the Indian financial market. The project applies quantitative tools to examine annual return data and calculate standard deviation, enabling a comparative view of performance and risk across different NBFCs. By analyzing yearly trends, the study highlights how each company responded to challenges such as the COVID-19 pandemic, liquidity crises, changing regulatory norms from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), and digital transformation pressures. The findings show that while some NBFCs demonstrated robust financial resilience and continued growth, others experienced fluctuations and increased exposure to risk. For instance, Bajaj Finance exhibited strong returns with moderate risk levels, while companies like Muthoot Finance showcased stability due to their niche gold loan market positioning. Beyond numerical analysis, the project also explores qualitative aspects, such as the regulatory framework governing NBFCs, the impact of RBI guidelines on credit policies, and the strategic measures adopted by companies to remain competitive. It discusses how the sector is becoming increasingly regulated, ensuring greater transparency and better risk management but also demanding higher compliance and adaptability from the companies involved. This study aims to offer valuable insights into the structural and financial transformation of NBFCs and their contribution to economic growth, especially in rural and semi-urban areas. It also seeks to understand how these institutions can balance growth with sustainability, especially in the face of economic disruptions. By doing so, the project aspires to guide future financial decisions, policymaking, and academic inquiry into India's evolving financial services sector. In conclusion, the analysis underlines the critical role that NBFCs continue to play in democratizing access to credit in India. Despite facing regulatory tightening and market competition, their ability to innovate, localize financial solutions, and expand outreach makes them an indispensable component of India's financial future. This project not only evaluates past performance but also provides a lens through which to view future opportunities and challenges for the NBFC sector.
Keywords: Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs), Financial Performance, Annual Returns, Risk Analysis, Growth Trends, Standard Deviation, RBI Regulations, Economic Impact, Credit Distribution, Indian Financial Sector.
Abstract
Birds Classification and Identification using Machine Learning Techniques, Particularly with Image Datasets
Dharmaraj K B, Poorvika Krishna, Sinchan M, Prajwal, Sagar S
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12579
Abstract: Identifying bird species from images presents a considerable challenge due to the subtle differences between species and the significant variability within species. Although bird species may share similar anatomical characteristics, they can vary greatly in terms of color, shape, and posture. Additional factors such as differing lighting conditions, intricate backgrounds, and various poses-like birds in flight, swimming, or partially hidden while perched-complicate the classification process. Even seasoned ornithologists may encounter ambiguity in species identification based solely on visual information. This study introduces a machine learning-based method designed to assist novice bird watchers in accurately identifying bird species from their photographs. By utilizing image classification models that have been trained on labelled bird datasets, the proposed system is capable of recognizing unique visual patterns and features, thereby offering a scalable and intelligent solution for ornithological identification. This method not only enhances public interest in biodiversity but also aids citizen science and conservation initiatives through the use of artificial intelligence.
Keywords: Birds Identification
Abstract
A QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF CUSTOMER RETENTION IN SPEED PRINT
Akhilkumar, Dr. S.Chandramouli
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12580
Abstract: Customer retention has become a critical determinant of long-term business success, particularly in competitive service industries like printing. This study conducts a quantitative analysis of customer retention at Speed Print, aiming to uncover the primary factors that drive customers to remain loyal to the brand. The research investigates several key variables, including customer satisfaction, pricing strategies, quality of service, and the effectiveness of customer loyalty programs. Through the use of structured surveys and statistical analysis, the study evaluates the impact of Speed Print's current customer retention strategies-such as loyalty rewards, targeted discounts, and personalized marketing-on customer loyalty levels. In addition to identifying the most influential retention factors, the research explores the relationship between customer retention and core business performance metrics, including revenue growth, profitability, and market share. By establishing correlations between retention rates and financial outcomes, the study provides valuable insights into how retaining customers can contribute directly to the overall success and sustainability of the business. Moreover, the study includes a demographic analysis of Speed Print's customer base, examining attributes such as age, gender, income level, and occupation. Understanding the demographic composition helps in tailoring marketing efforts and retention strategies to better align with the preferences and behaviors of different customer segments. The findings of this study are intended to support data-driven decision-making at Speed Print and offer practical recommendations for enhancing customer loyalty, optimizing marketing efforts, and improving overall business performance. Ultimately, the study contributes to the growing body of knowledge on customer relationship management in the printing services sector.
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THE FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF REVERSE LOGISTICS IN E-COMMERCE SUPPLY CHAIN
Muthuvel.K, Dr. A. Navitha Sulthana
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12581
Abstract: The rapid growth of global e-commerce has significantly increased the complexity of supply chains, particularly in relation to product returns. Reverse logistics, the process of managing returns from consumers back to sellers or manufacturers, has become a critical area for businesses to address. While traditional logistics focus on efficient product delivery, reverse logistics involves added layers of cost, inefficiency, and challenges that impact financial performance. This study aims to analyse the financial implications of reverse logistics in the e-commerce supply chain, highlighting key cost structures, return policies, technological solutions, and challenges in the context of e-commerce. A conceptual framework for reverse logistics challenges is proposed, aimed at enhancing business performance through effective return management strategies. The study also explores regional and cultural variations, the role of technology in cost optimization, and customer behavior's impact on reverse logistics costs. The findings suggest that while reverse logistics poses significant financial risks, strategic management can convert these challenges into competitive advantages by improving profitability, customer satisfaction, and sustainability.
Keywords: Reverse Logistics, E-commerce Supply Chain, Financial Implications, Return Management, Technology Optimization, Circular Economy, Customer Behavior, Supply Chain Complexity, Product Returns, Profitability, Sustainability.
Abstract
TO STUDY ON THE WAREHOUSE AND SUSTANABILITY PROCEDURES
SYED ABU DHAHEER.H, Dr. R. MURALI KRISHNAN
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12582
Abstract: In the era of rapid industrialization and global commerce, warehousing plays a pivotal role in supply chain management. However, traditional warehouse operations often contribute significantly to environmental degradation through high energy consumption, excessive waste generation, and inefficient resource use. This project aims to conduct an in-depth study on warehouse management practices with a strong focus on sustainability procedures that are being adopted or can be adopted to mitigate these environmental impacts.
Abstract
Secure Crowd AI- Crowd Estimation and Surveillance System
Smithashree K P, Meghana M G, Shamitha R, Suhasini B S, Varsha M U
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12583
Abstract: Crowd management and surveillance have emerged as critical challenges in public safety, especially during large gatherings, protests, and events. Traditional manual surveillance methods are inefficient, error-prone, and slow to respond to dynamic crowd behaviours. In this research, we propose a real-time, automated crowd behaviour analysis and alert system leveraging deep learning models and the Flask web framework. Our system integrates a custom Convolutional Neural Network (CNN), a fine-tuned VGG16 model, YOLOv8n classification, and YOLOv8 object detection for behaviour recognition and headcount estimation. The Flask application serves as the front-end, facilitating video upload, webcam live streaming, and visualization of results. The system automatically triggers alarms and email notifications upon detection of violent activities. Experimental evaluation demonstrates a classification accuracy of 99.23% using VGG16 and near real-time inference at 30 FPS with YOLOv8n. This work establishes a foundation for deploying AI-driven surveillance systems capable of reducing manual effort, enhancing situational awareness, and ensuring public safety in crowded environments.
Keywords: Crowd Behaviour, Deep Learning, YOLOv8, Flask Web Framework, Real-Time Surveillance, Public Safety, Convolution neural Network (CNN), VGG16.
Abstract
TO ANALYSE THE SALES DATA OF MUGI PRODUCTS
Thoufeeq Ahamed K B, Dr. R.Murali Krishnan
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12584
Abstract: GG Organics, a company known for its eco-friendly chemical solutions, expanded into the home care segment in 2014 with the introduction of the Mugi brand. The initiative aimed to provide sustainable and high-quality household cleaning products that are both effective and environmentally responsible. The Mugi product line includes Mugi Ultra (liquid detergent), Mugi Fresh (fabric conditioner), Mugi Mila (detergent variant), Mugi Cleanser (hand sanitizer), Mugi Wipeout (floor cleaner), Mugi Dishwash (gel & bar), Mugi Spotless (toilet cleaner), and Mugi Detergent Bar. These products are formulated with a focus on eco-friendliness, cost-effectiveness, and ease of use.By integrating sustainability with innovation, GG Organics' Mugi brand aims to enhance household cleaning solutions while minimizing environmental impact. The company's commitment to research and development ensures continuous improvements, making Mugi a trusted name in home care.In recent years, there has been a growing shift towards sustainable and eco-friendly consumer products, driven by increased environmental awareness and demand for healthier living spaces. In response to this trend, GG Organics-a company known for its commitment to eco-conscious chemical solutions-entered the home care segment in 2014 through the launch of its Mugi brand. The Mugi product line was introduced to cater to households seeking cleaning products that are not only effective and affordable but also safe for the environment.
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Improvement of LCL consolidation and FCL by focusing on CHA procedures
Dhanush. K.U, Dr. A. Navitha sulthana
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12585
Abstract: The efficiency of cargo handling plays a pivotal role in global trade, particularly in optimizing Less-than-Container Load (LCL) and Full Container Load (FCL) operations. This study explores the enhancement of LCL consolidation and FCL shipping by streamlining Customs House Agent (CHA) procedures. By identifying bottlenecks in documentation, inspection, and clearance processes managed by CHAs, the research proposes procedural reforms and digital integration to reduce delays and costs. Emphasis is placed on improved coordination between stakeholders, adoption of automated systems, and adherence to compliance protocols. The findings suggest that focused improvements in CHA operations can significantly boost the effectiveness of container utilization, reduce lead times, and enhance overall supply chain performance.
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A COMPREHENSIVE STUDY ON ENDTO END CUSTOM APPROACH TO EXIM DOCUMENTATION AND CLEARANCE
Mr. PRASANTH K B, Mrs. P C SARANYA, Dr. D ANITHA KUMARI*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12586
Abstract: In the rapidly evolving landscape of international trade, efficient Export-Import (EXIM) operations are crucial for maintaining global competitiveness. This study presents a comprehensive analysis of an end-to-end custom approach to EXIM documentation and clearance, emphasizing the critical role of digitalization, regulatory compliance, and process optimization. The traditional EXIM process in India and other developing countries is often encumbered by fragmented systems, redundant paperwork, and inconsistent procedural standards, resulting in delays and increased operational costs. This research explores the integration of digital tools such as electronic data interchange (EDI), blockchain, and AI-driven document verification systems to streamline documentation workflows from the initial trade agreement to final cargo clearance. It also evaluates the roles of key stakeholders including customs brokers, freight forwarders, port authorities, and government agencies in facilitating seamless coordination. Case studies from companies that have adopted comprehensive digital EXIM strategies illustrate measurable improvements in processing time, compliance accuracy, and overall supply chain efficiency. Furthermore, the study investigates the policy environment influencing EXIM practices, including the implementation of the Indian Customs Electronic Gateway (ICEGATE) and the Single Window Interface for Facilitating Trade (SWIFT). By identifying best practices and persistent bottlenecks, the study proposes a framework for a unified, automated EXIM documentation and clearance system that ensures transparency, reduces turnaround time, and enhances global trade facilitation. The findings highlight the need for continued investment in digital infrastructure and training, alongside regulatory reforms that encourage interoperability and data sharing. Ultimately, the research underscores that a well-implemented end-to-end custom approach is vital for nations seeking to improve their ease of doing business and participate effectively in global supply chains.
Keywords: EXIM Documentation, Customs Clearance, International Trade, Export-Import Process, Trade Compliance, Digital Customs, EDI, Supply Chain Optimization, ICEGATE, Trade Facilitation, Logistics Management.
Abstract
EVALUATION SYSTEMS AND PROCEDURES
SULAKSHMANAN N, Dr. G. MADHUMITA
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12587
Abstract: This study examines the Evaluation systems and procedures used in Oriental Cuisines Private Limited, a food and beverage company specializing in diverse Asian culinary offerings. Evaluation systems are essential for assessing operational efficiency, employee performance, andcustomer satisfaction, directly impacting business growth and service quality. The research explores the performance assessment methods, quality control measures, and operational review techniques implemented by the company. It highlights the role of key performance indicators (KPIs), employee feedback systems, customer review analysis, and supply chain monitoring in ensuring seamless operations. Additionally, the study investigates the effectiveness of these evaluation procedures in maintaining food safety, service standards, and overall customer experience.Findings suggest that a structured evaluation framework enables better decision-making,enhances workforce productivity, and ensures continuous process improvement. The paperconcludes with recommendations for optimizing the evaluation systems to align with evolvingmarket trends and customer preferences.
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THE IMPORTANCE OF CUSTOMS CLEARANCE IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE IN ACR GLOBAL LOGISTICS
ASWIN KA, Dr. R. SENTHIL KUMAR
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12588
Abstract: The Importance of Customs Clearance in International Trade Customs clearance plays a vital role in international trade, ensuring the smooth movement of goods across borders while complying with regulatory requirements. It involves the preparation and submission of necessary documentation, payment of duties and taxes, and adherence to import/export restrictions. Effective customs clearance minimizes delays, reduces costs, and prevents legal complications. It also enhances supply chain efficiency by facilitating timely delivery and avoiding demurrage charges. Furthermore, customs procedures contribute to national security, revenue collection, and compliance with international trade agreements. This paper explores the significance of customs clearance, the challenges faced by businesses, and strategies to streamline the process for improved global trade operations.
Abstract
EXAMINE THE EXPORT DOCUMENTATION PROCESS AT ACR GLOBAL LOGISTICS
GOKULRAJ K, Dr. G. MADHUMITHA M.B.A, PGDPMIR, PGDRM, Ph.D
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12589
Abstract: The Export Documentation Process. The export documentation process is a critical component of international trade, ensuring compliance with legal, financial, and logistical requirements. Proper documentation facilitates smooth cross-border transactions, minimizes delays, and reduces risks associated with customs clearance, transportation, and payment processing. Key export documents include the commercial invoice, bill of lading, certificate of origin, export license, and packing list, among others. This research examines the importance of export documentation, the challenges faced by exporters, and best practices to streamline the process. By understanding the complexities of export documentation, businesses can enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and maintain regulatory compliance, ultimately fostering seamless global trade operations.
Abstract
Automatic Vehicle License Number Plate Recognition System Using Tesseract OCR & OpenCV
Chandan K N, Sahana K, Tharun Gowda M, Darshan S M, Arunkumar M
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12590
Abstract: The need for automatic vehicle identification has grown rapidly with the increase in traffic density and security concerns. Traditional manual checking methods are time consuming and prone to human error. An effective Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) system is shown in this study, which uses Tesseract OCR for text recognition and OpenCV for picture pre-processing. The system captures vehicle images in real time, applies grayscale conversion, bilateral filtering, and Canny edge detection to isolate the number plate region, and then uses OCR to extract characters. The recognized number is displayed to the user or stored for monitoring and security purposes. According to experimental results, the suggested system performs well in real time and achieves high accuracy in a variety of illumination scenarios, making it appropriate for uses such as parking management, toll collecting, and security monitoring.
Keywords: Automatic Number Plate Recognition, OCR & OpenCV
Abstract
FINANCIAL HEALTH OF ELECTRONIC MANUFACTURING SERVICES
Vijayaragavan V, Dr. Jayashree Krishnan
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12591
Abstract: The financial condition of Electronic Manufacturing Services during the period of six years (2018-2023) has been analysed using ratio analysis, working capital patterns, and comparative statements. Improved liquidity and profitability have been indicated, along with significantly increasing working capital in some years, by virtue of enhanced cash management and less reliance on debt. However, areas for improvement have been identified by way of diminishing turnover ratios and increasing holding periods of inventory. It exhibited better interest coverage and solvency, but unstable debt-service coverage ratio betrays occasional payment risks. The recommendations are implementing just-in-time inventory systems, working capital optimization, and sustainable debt levels to support long-term financial health. Overall, it has displayed strength and development, although operational adjustments are required to support continued growth.
Keywords: Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS), Working Capital, Ratio Analysis, Liquid Ratio, Solvency Ratio, Profitability Ratio, Efficiency Ratios, Trend Analysis.
Abstract
Customer support & Documentation
Mohamed jasoor M, Dr. R. Senthil kumar
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12592
Abstract: customer support & documentation This study explores the critical role of customer support and documentation processes within the logistics industry, specifically focusing on Riolog Shipping Service Pvt Ltd. The research investigates the importance of accurate and timely documentation in ensuring smooth customer service, shipment processing, and compliance with international trade regulations. It analyzes the challenges faced by the company, including document inaccuracies, delays, and customer communication gaps, and highlights the efficiency of automated systems in improving overall process effectiveness. Additionally, the study evaluates the impact of customer feedback, inter-departmental coordination, and regulatory adherence on the quality of service and customer satisfaction. The findings suggest that a systematic approach to documentation, supported by automation and continuous staff training, is essential for enhancing service quality, reducing operational delays, and fostering strong customer relationships. The research further recommends strategies to streamline processes, minimize errors, and improve compliance to ensure competitive advantage in the logistics sector.
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AN ARTICLE ON BRIDGING SKILL GAP AND ANALYSING THE MBA GRADUATES’ COMPETENCIES TO EMPLOYABILITY
Ms. Haritha N and Dr. Sudha.S
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12593
Abstract: In recent years, the number of MBA graduates entering the job market has increased substantially. However, there remains a notable mismatch between the skills imparted by academic programs and the competencies demanded by industries. This article critically examines the key skill sets sought by employers and evaluates the preparedness of MBA students, with a particular focus on General MBA and MBA Business Analytics (MBA-BA) streams. Through a comparative study backed by primary and secondary research, it offers valuable insights and actionable strategies aimed at bridging the skill gap and enhancing industry readiness among graduates.
Keywords: Skill gap, Business Analytics, Industry Readiness
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RISK MANAGEMENT IN FREIGHT FORWARDING OPERATIONS
Jeevan S, Dr. Murali Krishnan
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12594
Abstract: This article investigates the role of four factors-sustainability familiarity, risk frequency, risk assessment practice, and policy review frequency-in influencing the effectiveness of organizational risk management. The study employs multiple linear regression to analyze primary data collected via structured questionnaires. Results indicate that only risk assessment practice significantly predicts risk management effectiveness. This finding highlights the indispensable role of structured risk evaluation methods in enhancing an organization's ability to manage uncertainty. The study's implications suggest a paradigm shift toward reinforcing analytical processes over peripheral awareness practices. Key contributions include actionable recommendations and theoretical affirmations in the context of organizational resilience and governance.
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THE EFFECTIVENESS OF A REWARD SYSTEM ON EMPLOYEE MOTIVATION
Dhanush L, Dr. R. Murulikrishnan
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12595
Abstract: This study examines the effectiveness of reward systems in enhancing employee motivation within organizational settings. A well-designed reward system is a critical component in aligning employee goals with organizational objectives, fostering higher productivity, satisfaction, and engagement. The research focuses on different types of rewards-including financial incentives, recognition programs, promotions, and non-monetary benefits-and evaluates their impact on employee motivation. Data was collected through surveys and interviews with employees from various sectors to gain insights into how rewards influence their performance and morale. The findings suggest that both intrinsic and extrinsic rewards significantly contribute to increased motivation, with personalized and performance-based rewards proving to be most effective. The study highlights the importance of a strategic reward framework in building a motivated workforce and achieving long-term organizational success.
Keywords: REWARD SYSTEM & EMPLOYEE JOB SATISFACTION, Effectiveness of the Reward System, RECOMMENDATIONS & SUGGESTIONS.
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Enhancing Storage and Retrieval Systems: A Case Study on Oriental Cuisines Private Limited
SUBASH M, Dr. R. SENTHIL KUMAR
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12596
Abstract: Efficient storage and retrieval systems are the backbone of supply chain operations, particularly in industries dealing with perishable goods. This article examines the current storage and retrieval practices at Oriental Cuisines Private Limited (OCPL), identifying inefficiencies and suggesting strategies for improvement. Through primary data collection, data analysis, and industry comparisons, the study offers actionable recommendations for enhancing storage performance, reducing retrieval delays, and adopting technology-driven solutions.
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A STUDY ON OCEAN FREIGHT AND ITS ISSUES IN DAHNAY LOGISTICS
Vigneshwar R, Dr. A. Navitha Sulthana
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12597
Abstract: The study Aims, titled "A Study on Ocean Freight and Its Issues," provides a comprehensive analysis of the ocean freight industry, which serves as the backbone of global trade, handling approximately 90% of the world's trade volume and 11 billion tons of goods annually. Valued at $120 billion in 2023 with a projected growth rate of 4-5% through 2030, the industry faces significant challenges including environmental impact, regulatory complexities, geopolitical disruptions, operational inefficiencies, labor issues, and shifting trade dynamics. The research employs a descriptive, cross-sectional design, utilizing a purposive sample of 30 ocean freight professionals surveyed on May 01, 2025, to assess workforce demographics, operational challenges, and technology adoption. Key findings reveal a predominantly young workforce (40% below 25 years), a slight male dominance (56.7%), and a strong operational focus with Shipping Managers and Port Operators (36.7% each). Major issues include poor coordination (33.3% strongly disagree), environmental regulation costs (50% agree), and skepticism toward technologies like AI-driven analytics (60% strongly disagree) and IoT tracking (43.3% disagree), though blockchain (63.3% strongly agree) and automated port equipment (63.3% agree) show strong support
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A Study on Integrated Logistics Optimization in Samporto Freight Forwarding Pvt ltd.
Mohammed Dhasthagir S, Dr. R. Senthil Kumar
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12598
Abstract: This study explores the effectiveness of integrated logistics optimization within samporto Freight Forwarding Pvt Ltd., focusing on enhancing operational efficiency, cost reduction, and service quality. As global trade dynamics become increasingly complex, the need for streamlined logistics processes has never been more critical. The research investigates current logistics practices in Samporto, identifying bottlenecks and evaluating the integration of advanced technologies and coordinated supply chain strategies. Data collection through interviews, operational audits, and performance metrics analysis reveals opportunities for route optimization, warehouse management improvements, and digital tracking systems. The findings suggest that adopting integrated logistics frameworks-combining transportation, inventory, and information flow-can significantly enhance the company's responsiveness and customer satisfaction. The study concludes with strategic recommendations aimed at fostering sustainable growth through efficient and cohesive logistics operations.
Keywords: Integrated Logistics, Logistics Optimization, Freight Forwarding, Supply Chain Management, Transportation Efficiency, Warehouse Management, Inventory Control, Operational Efficiency, Logistics Technology, samporto Freight Forwarding Pvt ltd, Route Optimization, ERP in Logistics, Logistics Integration, Real-Time Tracking, Cost Reduction.
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Analysis and enhancement of LCL consolidation by focusing on CHA procedures
Balaji. P, Dr. R. Senthil kumar
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.12599
Abstract: Less than Container Load (LCL) consolidation plays a vital role in international logistics, especially for small and medium-sized enterprises seeking cost-effective shipping solutions. However, inefficiencies in the Customs House Agent (CHA) procedures often hinder the timely and seamless execution of LCL shipments. This study analyzes the existing CHA procedures involved in LCL consolidation, identifying key bottlenecks such as document processing delays, lack of digital integration, and inadequate coordination among stakeholders. A systematic evaluation of these challenges is conducted using data collected from freight forwarders, CHAs, and port authorities. Based on the findings, the study proposes strategic enhancements including the adoption
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FINANCIAL LITERACY AND ITS IMPACT ON PERSONAL FINANCIAL PLANNING AMONG YOUNG ADULTS
KARTHIK. P, Ms. Vardhini V
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125100
Abstract: In today's dynamic and increasingly digital financial environment, financial literacy has emerged as a crucial life skill, particularly for young adults navigating the transition into financial independence. This study investigates the relationship between financial literacy and personal financial planning among individuals aged 18-34, a demographic faced with key life decisions such as education, employment, debt management, and long-term savings. Despite growing awareness, many young adults still demonstrate limited financial knowledge and irregular financial planning practices, which can result in poor financial outcomes. The study explores how foundational knowledge in areas such as budgeting, saving, and investing influences goal-setting, spending behavior, and overall financial well-being. It also examines the role of demographic factors and psychological attitudes in shaping financial behavior. Data was collected using a standardized self-report questionnaire distributed via online platforms. Findings are expected to provide insights into the gaps in financial literacy and suggest strategies for educational interventions aimed at empowering young adults to make informed financial decisions. The study holds implications for policymakers, educators, and financial institutions seeking to promote responsible financial behavior and long-term financial stability.
Keywords: Financial Literacy , Personal Financial, Planning Personal, Financial Planning, Young Adults Budgeting.
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A STUDY OF TRAILER MILEAGE AT HYUNDAI
Surya K, Dr. A. Navitha Sulthana
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125101
Abstract: The study aims to comprehensively analyze the mileage efficiency of trailers produced by Hyundai and to identify the various factors influencing their performance. Mileage is a critical parameter in the transportation and logistics sector, directly impacting fuel consumption, operating costs, and environmental sustainability. This study systematically investigates different aspects affecting trailer mileage, including vehicle load, road conditions, aerodynamic design, tire maintenance, driver behavior, and trailer configurations. Primary data is collected through field surveys, company records, and real-time performance monitoring across a variety of trailer models and operating environments. Secondary data is obtained through literature reviews and benchmarking against industry standards. Advanced analytical tools such as regression analysis, correlation studies, and trend analysis are used to interpret the data and establish relationships between different operational variables and mileage outcomes. The findings reveal significant insights into how design optimizations, proper maintenance schedules, and efficient driving practices can collectively enhance trailer mileage. The study also identifies areas where technological improvements, such as the use of lightweight materials and advanced tire technologies, could further improve fuel efficiency. Recommendations are provided to Hyundai for strategic interventions in design, production, maintenance, and driver training programs. Overall, the study supports Hyundai's objective of developing high-performance, cost-effective, and environmentally sustainable trailers, contributing to greater operational efficiency for both the company and its customers.
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Procurement Optimization and Cost Reduction in Assistive Mobility Manufacturing: A Study on NeoMotion Pvt. Ltd.
IRFAN A, Dr. A. Navitha Sulthana
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125102
Abstract: This paper presents a case study on procurement optimization and cost-saving strategies implemented at NeoMotion Pvt. Ltd., a pioneering startup in the assistive mobility sector. The study focuses on the company's sourcing processes for components like cushion covers, zippers, fabrics, reflective materials, and aluminum tube end caps used in customized wheelchair models such as NeoFly and NeoBolt. Using tools like Pareto analysis, cost-benefit comparisons, vendor evaluation matrices, and root cause analysis, the project identifies cost drivers, supplier inefficiencies, and material wastage. The interventions implemented-vendor negotiation, design optimization, and parallel sourcing-led to a 15% BOM cost reduction, 12% material saving, and improved lead times. This study highlights the significance of structured procurement systems in enhancing quality and operational efficiency in emerging manufacturing setups.
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A STUDY OF CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES IN INTERNATIONAL FREIGHT FORWARDING
Arun Prasath R, Dr. R. Senthil Kumar
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125103
Abstract: This study investigates the challenges and opportunities in international freight forwarding, focusing on operational, regulatory, technological, and environmental dynamics. Using a descriptive research design, data was collected from 120 freight forwarding professionals through a structured questionnaire, analyzing variables such as age, gender, experience, and organizational roles. Findings reveal a workforce with many new entrants, a moderate gender imbalance, and a dominance of large-scale organizations. Key challenges include regulatory disruptions, documentation discrepancies, and skilled manpower shortages, while opportunities lie in e- commerce growth, emerging markets, and digitalization. The study identifies strong support for automation and digital tools but resistance to technologies like blockchain and skepticism toward green logistics demand. Environmental regulations significantly influence operations, urging sustainable practices. Recommendations include enhancing workforce development, streamlining compliance, adopting technology, and prioritizing sustainability to improve competitiveness in global trade.
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AN EMPIRICAL STUDY ON RECRUITMENT AND SELECTION PROCESS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO RANE MADRAS LTD (PUDUCHERRY)
Mr. Vigneshwaran G, MS. P. Brindha
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125104
Abstract: The recruitment and selection process is vital for shaping the quality of the workforce, boosting organizational efficiency, and ensuring long-term success. This study takes a closer look at Rane Madras Ltd., located in Puducherry, which is a well-established automotive component manufacturer under the Rane Group. The goal here is to evaluate how effective their recruitment and selection strategies really are. We want to dive into current HR practices, gauge employee perceptions, and suggest data-driven improvements that keep pace with the ever- evolving industry standards. To gather insights, we used a descriptive research design and distributed a structured questionnaire to 100 employees. We analysed their responses using percentage methods, Chi-Square tests, and One-Way ANOVA. The study uncovers some key challenges, like limited communication during the hiring process and a lack of digital integration. It also stresses the importance of employer branding, transparent hiring practices, and inclusivity. Additionally, it highlights the organization's dedication to quality, innovation, and sustainability factors that are crucial for attracting top talent. While Rane Madras Ltd. has a solid technical infrastructure and embraces Total Quality Management (TQM), the findings suggest there is stillroom for improvement in the recruitment process. By incorporating digital tools, enhancing candidate engagement, and focusing on diversity, they can make significant strides in employee retention, performance, and overall organizational growth. This study fills a gap in existing research by examining the long-term effects of recruitment practices on retention, development, and employee satisfaction specifically within the automotive manufacturing sector. Recommendations include establishing continuous feedback loops, encouraging internal mobility, and utilizing data analytics to make strategic hiring decisions.
Keywords: Recruitment, Selection Process, Employee Retention, Human Resource Management, Organizational Growth, TQM, Workforce Engagement.
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DATA ANALTIYCS FOR SHIPPING & LOGISTICS B-ACCURACY EXIM PVT. LTD
MOHAMED SAMEER.N, Dr. B. KALAIYARASAN
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125105
Abstract: In today's fast-paced and highly competitive global trade environment, the shipping and logistics industry faces increasing pressure to enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and improve decision-making. Data analytics has emerged as a transformative force, offering powerful tools to extract actionable insights from vast amounts of structured and unstructured data. This study explores the application of data analytics in the shipping and logistics sector, focusing on its role in improving operational accuracy, demand forecasting, route optimization, inventory management, and customer satisfaction. Through a critical review of existing literature, industry practices, and case studies, the research highlights how data-driven strategies can lead to more agile and resilient supply chains. The project also discusses the challenges involved in adopting analytics, including data integration, system interoperability, and organizational readiness. Ultimately, the findings underscore the potential of data analytics to serve as a strategic asset that drives innovation and performance in the shipping and logistics domain.
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To improve the speed and effectiveness of communication with in the logistics operations through mass mail connectivity
RAKESH KRISHNA P, Dr. R. Senthil Kumar
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125107
Abstract: Effective communication is the backbone of successful logistics operations. At Safexpress Pvt. Ltd., optimizing communication channels is critical to ensure seamless coordination, timely decision-making, and enhanced service delivery. The introduction of Mass Mail Connectivity aims to revolutionize the speed and effectiveness of information exchange across all levels of logistics operations. This strategic communication solution enables real-time, simultaneous information dissemination to multiple stakeholders, reducing delays and minimizing the risk of miscommunication. By leveraging mass mailing, Safexpress can streamline updates on shipment status, route adjustments, compliance notifications, and emergency alerts, ensuring that critical information is instantly accessible to employees, partners, and customers. This improvement not only enhances operational efficiency but also supports proactive problem-solving and superior customer service. The initiative represents a step forward in modernizing Safexpress's communication infrastructure, contributing to its mission of delivering excellence in logistics.
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OPTIMIZING SALES LOGISTICS OPERATIONS FOR HYUNDAI MOTORS
Siddiq Ahamed A S, Dr. A. Navitha Sulthana
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125108
Abstract: The dynamic landscape of the automotive industry necessitates strategic optimization of logistics operations to sustain competitive advantage. This study examines the sales logistics framework of Hyundai Motors, identifying inefficiencies and recommending operational improvements. Through a mixed-methods approach involving literature review, data analysis, and stakeholder input, the study reveals critical gaps in vehicle dispatch, inventory management, and dealer coordination. Findings suggest that leveraging digital technologies, improving supply chain integration, and implementing real-time tracking can substantially enhance delivery performance, reduce costs, and boost customer satisfaction.
Keywords: Sales logistics, Hyundai Motors, automotive industry, supply chain optimization, inventory management, vehicle dispatch, digital transformation, real-time tracking, customer satisfaction, logistics efficiency
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SALES AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT: A CASE STUDY APPROACH WITH REFERENCE TO AACHI MASALA PVT. LTD.
SAI LAXMAN TJ,Dr. D ANITHA KUMARI*, Ms. P. C. SARANYA
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125109
Abstract: This paper explores the integrated dynamics of sales and supply chain management with a focused case study on Aachi Masala Pvt. Ltd., one of the leading Indian spice brands. The objective is to analyze how a structured and efficient supply chain contributes to the firm's market penetration, competitive pricing, and consumer reach. Through a qualitative case study approach, the research highlights key strategies, operational models, and challenges in the supply chain and how they influence sales outcomes. The findings offer insights into best practices for FMCG companies operating in emerging markets.
Keywords: Aachi Masala, Sales Management, Supply Chain, Case Study, FMCG, Inventory, Distribution Strategy
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The Role of HR in employee wellbeing: designing effective stress management program
Suresh R, MS. P Brindha
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125110
Abstract: In today's dynamic and demanding work environment, employee wellbeing has emerged as a critical factor influencing productivity, engagement, and organizational success. This paper explores the pivotal role of Human Resources (HR) in fostering employee wellbeing through the design and implementation of effective stress management programs. HR professionals serve as key enablers in identifying stressors, creating supportive workplace policies, and promoting a healthy work-life balance. The study delves into various strategies HR can adopt, including wellness initiatives, mental health support systems, flexible work arrangements, and training programs aimed at building resilience. It also examines the impact of such interventions on employee morale, retention, and organizational performance. By integrating employee wellbeing into the core HR strategy, organizations can create a positive work culture that not only mitigates stress but also enhances overall employee satisfaction and productivity.
Keywords: FINANCIAL IMPACT, EMPLOYEE TRAINING AND DEVELPMENT, SKILLS GAP ANALYSIS TRAINING PROGRAM, EMPOYEE EXPERIENCE
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A Comprehensive Study on Liner Agency Operations at Seahorse Ship Agencies Pvt. Ltd – Chennai
Harrish Srinivasan S S, Dr. Murali Krishnan
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125111
Abstract: The liner shipping industry plays a crucial role in the global logistics and transportation network. Liner agencies function as vital intermediaries that ensure seamless coordination between shipping lines and various stakeholders in the port and logistics ecosystem. This study focuses on the detailed operations of Seahorse Ship Agencies Pvt. Ltd., a Chennai-based firm renowned for its expertise in handling vessel and cargo documentation for both imports and exports. The research seeks to investigate operational procedures, analyze documentation workflows, and evaluate the digital tools employed by the agency. Using a structured methodology combining fieldwork, interviews, and secondary research, the paper applies business analysis tools such as Pareto analysis, Fishbone diagram, and SWOT to derive insights. It concludes by offering data-driven recommendations to overcome inefficiencies and improve productivity. This expanded version also considers future trends in maritime logistics, the potential impact of digitization and artificial intelligence (AI), and regulatory changes within the global shipping sector.
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Evaluating the Role of ERP Software in Reducing Operational Costs in Shipping and Freight Management
H. PURUSHOTHAMAN, Dr. B. Kalayarasan
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125112
Abstract: The global shipping and freight management industry has evolved rapidly in response to the increasing demands of globalization, technological innovation, and the need for cost efficiency. As businesses strive to streamline operations and enhance profitability, Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software has emerged as a strategic tool for integrating and optimizing core business processes. This study aims to evaluate the impact of ERP software on reducing operational costs within the shipping and freight sector. The research explores how ERP systems contribute to enhanced resource planning, improved inventory and transport management, reduced paperwork, and better financial oversight. By unifying key functions such as logistics, procurement, warehouse management, finance, and customer relationship management (CRM) into a centralized digital platform, ERP enables organizations to minimize redundancy, reduce errors, and improve operational transparency. The study also investigates the challenges faced during ERP implementation, including high initial costs, employee resistance, and technical integration issues.
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Evaluating and enhancing the operational efficiency of logistics service provider
V.Abi Kannan, Dr. R. Senthilkumar
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125113
Abstract: This study focuses on evaluating and enhancing the operational efficiency of logistics service providers, with an emphasis on identifying key challenges and proposing actionable improvements. In today's competitive and customer-driven supply chain environment, logistics efficiency directly influences service quality, cost management, and delivery performance. Through a detailed analysis of current operational workflows, warehouse management, transportation practices, and technological adoption, this research highlights the gaps affecting overall efficiency. Using a mixed-method approach-combining field observations, interviews, and secondary data-the study uncovers issues such as process delays, poor inventory visibility, and limited automation. It then proposes targeted strategies including process standardization, digital tracking systems, and layout optimization to enhance throughput and accuracy. The recommendations serve as a roadmap for logistics providers aiming to improve productivity, reduce costs, and achieve greater customer satisfaction in a rapidly evolving logistics landscape.
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A STUDY ON COMPETITOR ANALYSIS OF COMMERCIAL VEHICLE CONTROL SYSTEM MANUFACTURERS
Prabu Seyed Adnan Z.A.P & Dr. Chandramouli.S
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125114
Abstract: The commercial vehicle industry is undergoing rapid transformation, driven by advancements in automation, electrification, and connectivity. Central to this evolution is the development and implementation of sophisticated control systems that enhance vehicle performance, safety, and efficiency. This study presents a comprehensive competitor analysis of leading manufacturers in the commercial vehicle control systems sector. The research focuses on identifying key players, examining their technological capabilities, strategic positioning, market share, and innovation approaches. Utilizing a combination of qualitative and quantitative methodologies, the study analyses product portfolios, R&D investments, partnerships, and global expansion strategies. The findings highlight current trends, competitive advantages, and emerging challenges within the industry, offering valuable insights for stakeholders aiming to navigate the dynamic landscape of commercial vehicle control technologies
Keywords: Commercial Vehicle Control Systems, Competitor Analysis, Automotive Technology, Vehicle Automation, Market Trends, Strategic Positioning, Innovation Strategies, R&D Investment, Product Portfolio, Automotive Industry Analysis.
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A study on the impact of client relationship management on customer retention and business growth
Surya Narayanan VM, Dr. Priyadharshini*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125115
Abstract: The effect of Client Relationship Management (CRM) on client retention and business expansion in modern firms is examined in this study. CRM becomes an essential instrument for building enduring client relationships, raising customer happiness, and boosting profitability as companies depend more and more on customer-centric tactics to maintain competitive advantage. The study used a mixed-methods approach, integrating qualitative insights from interviews across multiple industries with quantitative data from surveys. The results show that good CRM practices are strongly positively correlated with greater rates of customer retention, which in turn greatly aid in business growth through positive word-of-mouth and higher customer lifetime value. According to the study's findings, implementing CRM systems strategically not only increases customer loyalty but also is essential to attaining long-term company growth.
Keywords: Client Relationship Management (CRM)Customer Retention Business Growth Customer Loyalty Customer Satisfaction.
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The organisation study of cement brands and its market potential in porur area.
Jayaraghavendran P, Dr. Priyadharshini*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125116
Abstract: The cement industry is a critical component of any nation's infrastructure development, and in a rapidly urbanizing country like India, its role becomes even more pronounced. As urban centers expand, the demand for construction materials-especially cement-has surged, making it an intensely competitive and strategically significant sector. This study delves into the organizational framework and market dynamics of leading cement brands operating in the Porur area of Chennai, Tamil Nadu. Porur, once a suburban locality, has now transformed into a prime real estate and construction hotspot, witnessing a boom in residential apartments, commercial spaces, institutional buildings, and public infrastructure. Such development has triggered heightened demand for cement, offering a valuable opportunity for cement brands to tap into a growing market. The core aim of this research is to analyse the organizational practices of cement companies-covering areas such as supply chain management, dealer and distributor networks, pricing strategies, brand promotion, and customer service-and to evaluate how effectively these brands are positioned to meet the demands of the Porur market. Through both primary and secondary data collection methods, including surveys, interviews, and market observation, the study assesses brand awareness, customer preferences, dealer satisfaction, and the role of marketing communication in influencing purchase decisions. A key focus is placed on understanding how cement companies maintain their competitiveness in terms of product quality, availability, pricing, promotional offers, and after-sales service. Furthermore, the study explores the role of intermediaries such as dealers and sub-dealers in bridging the gap between manufacturers and end-users. These stakeholders play a crucial role in promoting certain brands, ensuring supply consistency, and providing credit facilities to contractors and builders. The analysis also considers factors such as consumer loyalty, price sensitivity, the impact of bulk orders, and seasonal demand fluctuations in the Porur region. Additionally, this research sheds light on challenges faced by cement companies, such as logistic constraints, rising input costs, local competition, and the need to adapt to sustainability and eco-friendly practices. The findings of the study suggest that while several leading brands have established a strong market presence in Porur, there is still room for newer entrants and mid-level players to expand by focusing on localized marketing, strengthening dealer relationships, and offering value-added services. Cement consumption patterns in Porur reveal a preference for brands that are perceived to have superior quality, timely availability, and strong post-sales support. The research concludes that market potential in the area remains high due to ongoing urban development, and cement brands that align their organizational strategies with ground-level market realities are more likely to succeed in sustaining and growing their market share.
Keywords: Cement Industry, Organizational Study, Market Potential, Consumer Preference, Brand Positioning, Distribution Network, Dealer Analysis, Promotional Strategies, Construction Materials, Urban Development, Porur Market
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A STRATEGIC APPROACH TO RESOURCES ALLOCATION AND PERFORMANCES MANAGEMENT
Nekha roy rabisha V, Dr.K. Sankar Singh
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125117
Abstract: The strategic allocation of resources and effective performance management are essential pillars of sustainable organizational growth and competitiveness. This project delves into a comprehensive analysis of resource management strategies, emphasizing the integration of artificial intelligence (AI), real-time data analytics, and employee training to enhance operational efficiency. It investigates the barriers posed by organizational resistance and a lack of transparency, which often hinder progress in resource optimization. Survey responses from 130 participants reveal strong support for AI-driven solutions, suggesting a growing recognition of technology's role in improving resource planning and performance reporting. The study also underscores the significance of data-driven insights in guiding strategic decision-making and optimizing output. Furthermore, the importance of investing in employee training is explored as a key enabler of improved resource utilization and organizational adaptability. In addition to internal processes, the project evaluates how transparent practices and stakeholder engagement contribute to a culture of accountability and continuous improvement. The findings advocate for a balanced approach that combines technological innovation with human-centric strategies to foster a responsive, efficient, and sustainable management ecosystem. These recommendations will drive better resource management, improve efficiency, and align resources with organizational goals.
Keywords: Resource Allocation, Performance Management, Strategic Planning, AI Integration, Real-Time Analytics, Organizational Resistance, Transparency, Employee Training, Stakeholder Engagement, Data-Driven Decision Making, Efficiency, Sustainability, Innovation in Operations
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A STUDY ON RISK AND RETURN ANALYSIS OF INDIAN BANKING SECTOR
MOHAMMED AFSAR MR, Ms V VARDHINI
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125118
Abstract: By directing capital, promoting savings, and providing credit to a range of industries, India's banking industry is essential to the nation's economic expansion. Examining the link between risk and return is crucial to comprehending the performance and resilience of the financial sector given its constantly shifting context. The purpose of this study is to evaluate the risk-return profile of a few chosen Indian banks in order to provide information about their growth prospects and overall soundness. The primary goal of the study is to investigate how risk and return are related in banks in the public and private sectors. It examines key financial indicators such the Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR), Net Interest Margin (NIM), Return on Equity (ROE), Return on Assets (ROA), and Non-Performing Assets (NPAs). Additionally, it takes into account a variety of hazards, such as interest rate, market, operational, and credit risk. The study also looks at the effects of macroeconomic variables on the overall performance of the banks, such as GDP growth, inflation, and the repo rate. Using secondary data gathered over a five-year period from RBI publications, bank annual reports, and financial databases, a quantitative approach is used. To comprehend the risk-return relationship, statistical methods like regression, correlation, beta analysis, and standard deviation are employed. Furthermore, instruments such as the Treynor Ratio and Sharpe Ratio are employed to assess performance from the perspective of an investor. The findings show clear distinctions between banks in the public and private sectors. While public sector banks exhibit more stability but lesser profitability, private banks often exhibit higher returns accompanied by higher risks. The results emphasize how crucial it is to manage risks well and follow legal requirements in order to maintain steady performance and sound financial standing. In conclusion, this study emphasizes how crucial strategic planning and continuous risk analysis are to the banking sector. The information can help banks improve their risk management plans, help regulators fortify the financial system, and help investors make better judgments.
Keywords: Indian banking sector, Economic growth, Risk-return analysis
Abstract
HUMAN RESOURCE INFORMATIVE SYSTEM
Joseph Anto J, Dr.K. Sankar Singh
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125119
Abstract: A Human Resource Information System (HRIS) is an integrated software platform that supports the effective management of human resource functions within an organization. It combines human resource management (HRM) and information technology to automate and streamline HR processes such as recruitment, employee data management, payroll, attendance tracking, performance evaluation, benefits administration, and training and development. By centralizing all employee-related information in a digital database, HRIS ensures greater accuracy, reduces paperwork, and enhances the speed of HR operations. The implementation of an HRIS offers numerous benefits, including improved efficiency, time savings, better regulatory compliance, and enhanced data security. It also supports informed decision-making by providing real-time analytics and reporting tools that help managers assess workforce performance and plan future strategies. In addition, HRIS empowers employees through self-service portals, enabling them to access their records, apply for leave, and update personal details without constant HR intervention. In conclusion, a Human Resource Information System plays a critical role in enhancing the productivity and effectiveness of human resource management while aligning HR goals with the overall objectives of the organization.
Keywords: Human Resource Information System (HRIS), Human Resource Management (HRM), Employee Data Management, Payroll System, Attendance Tracking, Performance Evaluation, Recruitment Automation, Digital HR Solutions.
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Onboarding Excellence Bridging Recruitment and Retention with special reference to Careernet Technologies (Chennai)
Sharmila M, Ms. P.Brindha
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125120
Abstract: This study investigates the strategic function of onboarding in human resource management, specifically employer retention at Careernet Technologies. In the wake of an increasingly dynamic job market and digitalization, and talent war, onboarding has become central to recruitment success and employee engagement. A descriptive research design was employed, collecting data from 158 Careernet employees using convenience sampling. The study sought to evaluate the effect of formal onboarding on integration, satisfaction, role clarity, productivity, and retention. Results indicate that effective onboarding-characterized by role- specific training, cultural assimilation, continuous communication, and manager alignment- strongly influences new employees attitudes, creates a sense of belonging and enhances commitment to the organization. Technological solutions such as digital onboarding platforms, Al evaluations, and virtual strategies are critical to optimizing onboarding efficiency and customization, especially in a post-pandemic setup with remote work arrangements. The research not only quantifies current onboarding success but also focuses on customized experiences that align individual goals and learning styles. It emphasizes the adoption of personalized mentorship, recognition of achievement at the earliest opportunity, and constant feedback to fuel worker morale and motivation. Moreover, it acknowledges a major shortcoming in adaptive onboarding frameworks for the modern diverse workforce, particularly in flexible or remote environments. While existing research has noted the significance of digital onboarding, the study here calls for a more inclusive approach centered around long-term involvement and performance.
Keywords: Onboarding, Employee Retention, Recruitment Strategy, HR Technology, Talent Integration, Employee Engagement, Digital Onboarding, Mentorship, Organizational Culture, Structured Onboarding, Hybrid Work, Human Resource Management.
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A Comprehensive Study on Challenges faced in Documentation Amendments
Mr. Balaji R, Dr B Kalaiyarasan
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125121
Abstract: In global trade operations, the accuracy and timeliness of documentation play a critical role in ensuring smooth cargo movement, regulatory compliance, and stakeholder coordination. This study presents a comprehensive analysis of the challenges faced in documentation amendments, with a particular focus on customs documentation, Bill of Lading (BL) amendments, and logistics-related documents. While these documents are essential for the legal, commercial, and operational aspects aof international shipping, even minor inaccuracies can trigger costly and time-consuming amendments, leading to significant disruption in supply chain activities. The research identifies frequent causes for documentation amendments, including typographical errors, last-minute changes from buyers or suppliers, misclassification of goods, incomplete regulatory declarations, and miscommunication between involved parties such as exporters, customs house agents (CHAs), and freight forwarders. Each category-customs, BL, and logistics-has its own specific challenges. Customs amendments are often linked to incorrect HS codes, invoice mismatches, or regulatory non-compliance, resulting in fines, shipment delays, and denied incentives. BL amendments commonly arise due to wrong consignee/notify party details or changes in shipping instructions, often leading to additional shipping line charges and payment delays. Logistics document errors-such as packing lists or cargo manifests-impact cargo handling, warehouse coordination, and delivery timelines. The study also examines the financial, operational, and reputational impact of these amendments on both consignors and consignees. It highlights the need for robust internal documentation review systems, digitalization, cross-department coordination, and proactive communication with trade partners. Through industry surveys and case studies, this research provides actionable recommendations to minimize documentation errors, reduce amendment costs, and streamline international trade workflows.
Keywords: Documentation amendments, customs compliance, Bill of lading, logistics documentation and international trade challenges.
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Too Study The Export Documentation Process In Wingman Freight Express Pvt.Ltd
S. Sheik Safir Ali, Dr. R. Senthilkumar
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125123
Abstract: This project aims to examine and understand the export documentation process at Wingman Freight Express Pvt. Ltd., a logistics and freight forwarding company based in Velachery, Chennai. Export documentation plays a crucial role in ensuring smooth international trade, compliance with regulatory requirements, and timely delivery of goods. The study focuses on identifying the key documents involved, the workflow followed, and the roles of various stakeholders in the export process. Through direct observation, employee interviews, and analysis of company records, the research highlights the strengths and challenges in the current documentation procedures. The findings suggest opportunities for improving efficiency, reducing errors, and enhancing digital integration. This study provides valuable insights for optimizing export operations and contributes to the broader understanding of logistics management in the international trade environment..
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Strategic Optimization Of Work Allocation For Enhanced Employee Productivity
Vimal Raj M, Ms P Brindha
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125124
Abstract: In today's dynamic and competitive business environment, maximizing employee productivity is a critical objective for organizations aiming to maintain a competitive edge. This paper explores the strategic optimization of work allocation as a means to enhance overall employee performance and organizational efficiency. By analyzing various task distribution models, workload balancing techniques, and employee skill mapping strategies, the study identifies key factors that influence effective work allocation. Leveraging data-driven decision-making and modern optimization tools, the research proposes a framework that aligns employee capabilities with task requirements, minimizes resource underutilization, and mitigates burnout risks. The findings highlight the importance of adaptive allocation systems that respond to real-time performance metrics and employee feedback. Ultimately, this study underscores the potential of strategic work allocation to foster a more motivated, efficient, and resilient workforce.
Keywords: Skill - Knowledge - Ability - Behaviour.
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Optimizing Fcl Container Utilization For Cost Efficiency In Wingman Freight Express Pvt.Ltd
M Mohamed Nadeem, Dr.R.Senthilkumar
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125125
Abstract: This project focuses on optimizing Full Container Load (FCL) container utilization to enhance cost efficiency at Wingman Freight Express Pvt. Ltd., a logistics company specializing in international freight forwarding. Inefficient container usage can lead to increased shipping costs and reduced profitability. The study investigates current container loading practices, identifies gaps in space utilization, and evaluates key operational parameters such as cargo volume, weight distribution, packaging standards, and shipment scheduling. By leveraging data analysis and simulation tools, the project proposes optimized loading strategies, improved planning processes, and the adoption of digital tools to maximize container space. The outcomes are aimed at reducing the number of containers shipped, minimizing freight costs, and increasing overall operational efficiency. The findings and recommendations serve as a strategic guide for enhancing the logistics and supply chain performance of the company.
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A STUDY ON IMPACT OF ANALYTICS ON CONSULTING SECTOR
Mr. Paranthaman S, Mrs. Vardhini V
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125126
Abstract: Data analytics has become a game-changer across industries-and the consulting sector is no exception. This study explores how analytics is reshaping the way consulting firms operate and deliver value to their clients. As businesses increasingly rely on data to guide their decisions, consultants are turning to advanced tools like predictive modeling, machine learning, and data visualization to offer smarter, faster, and more personalized solutions.The research dives into how these technologies are being used to support strategic planning, improve efficiency, and uncover deeper insights for clients. By drawing on real-world examples, industry reports, and existing research, the study highlights how analytics is helping consulting firms move beyond traditional, experience-based advice to more evidence-backed recommendations. It also looks at the practical benefits-such as better forecasting, trend analysis, and performance tracking-as well as the challenges, including data privacy concerns, skill shortages, and the need to integrate analytics into long-standing business models.One key takeaway is that firms embracing analytics are not only becoming more agile and competitive but are also building stronger relationships with clients by offering more relevant and impactful advice. However, making this shift requires more than just new tools-it also calls for cultural changes, ongoing training, and a clear strategy for how data will be used. In conclusion, analytics is no longer just a support function in consulting; it's becoming central to how firms create and deliver value. Those that adapt effectively are likely to lead the industry into a more data-driven, results-focused future. The study wraps up with insights on how consulting firms can successfully integrate analytics and where future research could further support this transformation.
Keywords: Data Analytics, Data-Driven Strategy, Strategic Decision-Making, Business Intelligence
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A Study on Workforce Challenges and Their Effect on Accounts Receivable in RCM (Revenue Cycle Management)
Mr. Rajkumar S, Dr. Narmadha
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125127
Abstract: This study investigates how workforce issues impact the performance of accounts receivable (AR) in the healthcare sector's Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) process. Any disruption brought on by personnel problems such as excessive employee turnover, insufficient training, burnout, or a lack of subject expertise can result in delays in claim processing and a rise in denials because AR is essential to preserving cash flow and financial stability. Through data gathered from RCM experts, the study seeks to uncover important workforce-related factors that impede AR efficiency and examine their effects. The results indicate that targeted actions aimed at resolving these workforce concerns can greatly improve AR outcomes and overall revenue cycle performance. The study ends with helpful suggestions for healthcare institutions looking to increase operational effectiveness and employee engagement.
Keywords: healthcare finance, accounts receivable (AR), workforce issues, employee turnover, staff training, burnout, subject matter expertise, operational efficiency, employee engagement, healthcare administration, financial stability, performance improvement, and delays in processing claims.
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MANAGING PORT DWELL TIME AT CHENNAI PORT: “STRATEGIES TO IMPROVE CARGO PROCESSING”
Leelavathi P, Dr.A.Navitha Sulthana
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125128
Abstract: This study investigates the key factors contributing to high cargo dwell time at Chennai Port, which averages 3-5 days-significantly higher than global benchmarks. The research identifies inefficiencies such as limited automation, manual documentation, inadequate stakeholder coordination, and delays in customs clearance. Using descriptive statistics, regression, and chi-square tests based on stakeholder surveys, the study finds that while the port benefits from a skilled workforce and sufficient berth space, only electronic document processing systems have a statistically significant impact on reducing dwell time. Benchmarking global ports like Singapore and Rotterdam highlights best practices in automation, real-time tracking, and inter-agency collaboration. The study recommends infrastructure modernization, digital integration, process audits, and stakeholder coordination improvements. These strategic interventions are essential for enhancing cargo throughput, reducing delays, and positioning Chennai Port as a competitive and sustainable maritime hub.
Keywords: Dwell time, automation, stakeholder coordination, digital integration, customs clearance
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IMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING ON INTERIOR DESIGN BUSINESS GROWTH
Mr. Ragul D, Dr. Narmadha
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125129
Abstract: The quick evolution of digital media has revolutionized the way businesses engage with consumers, and interior design is no different. This research investigates the effect of social media marketing on the development and exposure of interior design companies, considering how social media affects consumer attitudes, brand awareness, trust, and engagement. The study centers on user feedback concerning frequency and type of interior design content experienced on websites such as Instagram and Facebook, and how these experiences inform decisions to engage with or hire interior design firms. A standard questionnaire was provided to a sample group, and the data thus gathered was processed using several statistical measures: regression analysis to examine the impact of age on recommendation behavior, a t-test to examine differences between perceived entertainment and usefulness of content, ANOVA to measure differences across gender and profession, and correlation analysis to measure the relationship between ad interaction and interest to hire. Most interesting findings include that the age factor has little influence on the behavior of recommendations, and liking ads is not necessarily reflected in finding that content as useful. There is, however, a high correlation between ad clicks on social media and interest in employing hybrid interior designers, which indicates successful targeted advertising. There may also be interesting market segmentation opportunities due to considerable differences in gender and professional portfolios. Overall, the findings emphasize the necessity of a strategic, visually appealing, and active social media presence for interior design companies. Effective social media marketing not only helps increase brand recognition and trust, but also has a direct effect on customer conversion and business development.
Keywords: Social Media Marketing, Interior Design Industry, Business Growth, Consumer Engagement, Brand Recognition, Digital Advertising, Customer Behavior, Visual Content, Online Branding, User Interaction, Marketing Strategy, Audience Perception, Social Media Influence, Interior Design Promotion, Customer Trust
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A STUDY ON DESIGNING AND PLANNING TRANSPORATION NETWORK IN CUSTOMER SERVICE AND LAST-MILE DELIVERY
Jaganthan. J, Dr. R. Senthil kumar
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125130
Abstract: The modern supply chain landscape, particularly in the organic food sector, demands high levels of operational efficiency to meet evolving customer expectations. This study titled A STUDY ON DESIGNING AND PLANNING TRANSPORATION NETWORK IN CUSTOMER SERVICE AND LAST-MILE DELIVERY AT GG ORGANIC PVT LTD" explores the key transportation risks that impact supply chain performance and investigates practical strategies to mitigate them. GG ORGANIC Pvt Ltd, a growing player in the organic products sector, faces challenges such as delivery delays, fuel cost fluctuations, vehicle maintenance issues, and route planning inefficiencies. These risks not only affect cost and service levels but also customer satisfaction and business continuity. The study employs both qualitative and quantitative methods, including employee surveys and regression analysis, to identify the root causes of transportation inefficiencies. Based on the findings, the research suggests targeted improvements such as better route optimization tools, real-time vehicle tracking, preventive maintenance scheduling, and enhanced driver performance monitoring. By implementing these measures, GG ORGANIC Pvt Ltd can strengthen its transportation function, reduce risks, and achieve a higher level of operational efficiency. This article contributes valuable insights to the field of supply chain management, emphasizing the importance of proactive risk control in transportation to support organizational growth and customer satisfaction.
Keywords: Operational Efficiency, Transportation Risk, Supply Chain Management, Last-Mile Delivery, Route Optimization, Risk Mitigation, Logistics Performance, Organic Supply Chain.
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IMPROVING OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY IN TRANSPORTATION RISK FUNCTIONAL MANAGEMENT
Gayathri. R, Dr. R. Murali Krishnan
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125131
Abstract: The modern supply chain landscape, particularly in the organic food sector, demands high levels of operational efficiency to meet evolving customer expectations. This study titled Improving Operational efficiency in transportation risk functional management explores the key transportation risks that impact supply chain performance and investigates practical strategies to mitigate them. GG ORGANIC Pvt Ltd, a growing player in the organic products sector, faces challenges such as delivery delays, fuel cost fluctuations, vehicle maintenance issues, and route planning inefficiencies. These risks not only affect cost and service levels but also customer satisfaction and business continuity. The study employs both qualitative and quantitative methods, including employee surveys and regression analysis, to identify the root causes of transportation inefficiencies. Based on the findings, the research suggests targeted improvements such as better route optimization tools, real-time vehicle tracking, preventive maintenance scheduling, and enhanced driver performance monitoring. By implementing these measures, GG ORGANIC Pvt Ltd can strengthen its transportation function, reduce risks, and achieve a higher level of operational efficiency. This article contributes valuable insights to the field of supply chain management, emphasizing the importance of proactive risk control in transportation to support organizational growth and customer satisfaction.
Keywords: Operational Efficiency, Transportation Risk, Supply Chain Management, Last-Mile Delivery, Route Optimization, Risk Mitigation, Logistics Performance, Organic Supply Chain.
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AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF CUSTOMER RETENTION STRATEGIES WITH REFERENCE TO MUTHOOT FINANCE
Mr. B.Yuvaraj, MS.Brindha.P
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125132
Abstract: In the highly competitive financial services sector, customer retention plays a pivotal role in sustaining long-term business growth and profitability. This study offers an empirical analysis of customer retention strategies adopted by Muthoot Finance, one of India's leading non-banking financial companies (NBFCs). The research aims to identify the key factors influencing customer loyalty and retention, including service quality, trust, customer satisfaction, and relationship management. A structured questionnaire was administered to a sample of Muthoot Finance customers across different branches, and the data collected were analyzed using statistical tools such as regression analysis and correlation analysis. The findings highlight the significance of personalized services, transparent communication, and prompt grievance redressal mechanisms in enhancing customer retention. The study concludes with practical recommendations for improving customer engagement and building long-term relationships, which can be applied not only within Muthoot Finance but also across the broader NBFC sector. This research contributes to the growing body of knowledge on customer relationship management in financial institutions.
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TRANSFORMING HR THROUGH DIGITALIZATION – AN EXPLORATORY STUDY
S. Mohamed Suhail
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125133
Abstract: In today's dynamic and technologically driven business environment, Human Resource Management (HRM) is undergoing a fundamental transformation fueled by digital innovation. This study explores how digitalization is reshaping HR functions by integrating advanced tools such as Human Resource Information Systems (HRIS), AI-driven recruitment platforms, digital onboarding processes, cloud-based performance management systems, and data analytics. The research investigates the impact of these technologies on HR efficiency, decision-making, employee engagement, and organizational productivity. The results emphasize the need for a well-planned digital strategy, ongoing training, and leadership support to maximize the potential of digital HR systems. This study contributes to the growing discourse on modernizing HR by providing practical insights into how organizations can leverage digital technologies to create agile, data-driven, and employee-centric HR functions.
Keywords: Human Resource Information Systems (HRIS), AI in recruitment, Digital Onboarding, Digital Transformation.
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CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR ANALYSIS AND MARKET TRENDS FOR SHRISTI INTERIOR PRODUCTS
SRIKANTH I, DR. A. NARMADHA
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125134
Abstract: Consumer behavior and market trends in the interior decor business are analyzed in this study with a focus on Shristi Interior Product Dealers. Quantitative research was conducted by gathering data from 100 respondents to assess different factors affecting purchasing decisions. These include product quality, price, brand reputation, and how digital transformation impacts consumer preferences. Results indicate a moderate customer satisfaction rate, suggesting that although Shristi is known for product quality, there are areas like product familiarity, customer loyalty, and digital engagement where gaps remain. These gaps have the potential to adversely affect retention rates as well as future growth. The research highlights the need to create more effective marketing strategies and enhance service quality to meet the expectations of contemporary consumers. Also, leveraging sophisticated technology solutions, including ERP software and CRM solutions, is essential for optimising operations, driving customer interactions, and ensuring sustained business success. Bridging these gaps, Shristi can better strengthen its market position, develop a broader customer base, and evolve with changing consumer needs in the competitive world of interior decor.
Keywords: consumer behavior, market trends, interior decor, digital transformation, customer satisfaction
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CUSTOMER SATISFACTION IN INTERIOR DECOR PRODUCTS SELECTION AND BUYING EXPERIENCE AT SHRISTI
SAKTHIVEL S, DR. A. NARMADHA
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125135
Abstract: This research examines customer satisfaction levels of customers buying interior décor items from Shristi Interior Product Dealers. With style and functionality continuously changing in the Indian interior design sector, customer satisfaction has become a key driver to attaining business sustainability and competitive advantage. The research makes use of a descriptive research method using 147 valid responses of customers who bought products such as blinds, UPVC doors, railings, wallpapers, and flooring. The statistical measures of percentage analysis, ANOVA, and multiple regression were utilized to determine main drivers of satisfaction. It shows that salesperson product knowledge, installation support quality, and quality of after-sales service have meaningful impacts on total customer satisfaction. This paper summarizes with practical recommendations to enhance service consistency, training, and post-purchase involvement at Shristi.
Keywords: Interior décor, customer satisfaction, product customization, service quality, Shristi
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A STUDY ON THE ANALYSIS OF STOCK PRICE FLAKINESS IN A SELECTED NSE COMPANY
Mr. Arun Kumar KR, Dr. Narmadha
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125136
Abstract: The stock market is dynamic in nature, with several factors contributing to volatility in the prices of stocks. This research delves into the notion of stock price flakiness a term employed to refer to unpredictable and irregular fluctuations in stock values by examining a chosen company that is listed on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) of India. The aim is to determine the root causes and patterns of volatility influencing investor choice and market performance. Based on past stock price history, technical measures, and statistical methods like standard deviation, beta analysis, and moving averages, the research investigates the magnitude and character of price flakiness over a specified time period. The effect of macroeconomic factors, firm-specific news, and investor attitude on stock price behavior is also analyzed. The study endeavors to shed light on how transient anomalies diverge from long-run trends and influence risk management as well as investment decisions. The study of such fluctuations helps towards improved comprehension of market behavior as well as giving investors the mechanisms to predict and react to sporadic price patterns. The results of this study can assist in creating more stable financial models and enhance forecast accuracy in the equity markets.
Keywords: Technical Indicators, Price Instability, Stock Price Flakiness, Market Fluctuations, Stock Market Trends, Investment Strategies.
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A STUDY ON EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT IN TENNECO CLEAN AIR INDIA. PVT. LTD
SATHISH M, DR. A. NARMADHA
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125137
Abstract: This research examines the effect of employee engagement programs at Tenneco Clean Air India Pvt. Ltd. with a focus on the role played by the HR Manager in generating commitment and productivity among the employees. Applying a descriptive research design, information was gathered using standard questionnaires from 118 employees in Chennai. The findings showed that successful engagement strategies have a strong positive effect on employee morale, loyalty, and job satisfaction. But it is in recognition and internal communication that there are still challenges. The research indicates the necessity of regular appreciation initiatives, open feedback systems, and improved wellness programs to fill these gaps. The research indicates that positive HR practices can be linked to better employee retention, job performance, and overall organizational success. This study provides useful information for HR professionals seeking to improve engagement and develop a more productive and motivated workforce.
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A STUDY ON RISK AND RETURN ANALYSIS OF INDIAN PHARMA SECTOR
KATHIRESAN S, Ms V VARDHINI
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125138
Abstract: One of the most dynamic and rapidly expanding industries in India, the pharmaceutical sector contributes significantly to the country's economic expansion and leaves its mark on the global healthcare landscape. For investors, analysts, and politicians, understanding the risk-return dynamics of the industry has become essential due to ongoing regulatory changes, rising global demand, and the incorporation of cutting-edge technology. This study seeks to explore the financial performance and investment prospects of selected Indian pharma companies by evaluating their associated risks and returns. Investigating the relationship between risk and return in the Indian pharmaceutical industry, with a particular focus on both large-cap and mid-cap companies, is the main goal of this study. Performance is evaluated using key financial metrics like Return on Equity (ROE), Return on Assets (ROA), Earnings Per Share (EPS), Price-to-Earnings (P/E) ratio, and Debt-to-Equity ratio. Given the global reach and regulatory dependence of pharmaceutical activities, the analysis takes into account a variety of hazards, including commercial, operational, regulatory, and currency-related risks. Using secondary data from annual reports, SEBI filings, financial databases, and stock market records over the previous five years, a quantitative research approach is applied. To evaluate stock volatility and returns, a variety of statistical techniques are employed, such as regression models, standard deviation, beta, and correlation analysis. Furthermore, Jensen's Alpha, the Treynor Ratio, and the Sharpe Ratio are used to assess how well businesses provide returns relative to the risks they take. The findings show notable variations in the risk-return profiles of the examined enterprises. Generally speaking, large-cap pharmaceutical companies provide more reliable returns with comparatively reduced risk exposure. Smaller and mid-cap firms, on the other hand, have more room for expansion but also experience more volatility. The study also demonstrates how risk levels and profitability are significantly impacted by elements including foreign exposure, regulatory clearances, and research and development (R&D) spending. In conclusion, this study emphasizes how important thorough financial and risk analysis is to the Indian pharmaceutical industry. The results help firms improve their financial strategy, investors who want to make data-driven judgments, and regulators who want to create a stable economic climate. Continuous risk and return monitoring is crucial for attaining sustainable development and competitive advantage as the industry develops and grows internationally.
Keywords: Indian pharmaceutical sector, Large-cap companies, Risk-return analysis
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IMPACT OF PREDICTIVE ANALYTICS ON AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY CHAIN OPTIMIZATION
Mr.Ajay G, Dr.A.Narmadha
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125139
Abstract: The automotive spare parts industry plays a critical role in ensuring the continuity, efficiency, and resilience of global vehicle operations. As the industry faces increasing complexity due to fluctuating demand, global disruptions, and technological advancements, predictive analytics has emerged as a strategic tool for supply chain optimization. This study explores the impact of predictive analytics on key areas of the automotive supply chain, including demand forecasting, inventory management, risk mitigation, and cost efficiency. Using secondary data from the Interplex Inventory Sales Report (Oct 2024 - Mar 2025), the research applies analytical techniques such as time-series forecasting, treemaps, and box-and-whisker plots to uncover trends and performance insights. The findings reveal that predictive analytics enables more accurate demand forecasting, reduces inventory imbalances, and supports proactive decision-making in the face of potential disruptions. High-performing products like Battery Terminal - B show strong alignment between sales and inventory strategies, while underperforming items highlight opportunities for improvement. The study also discusses how companies like TI Fluid Systems can leverage predictive tools for better supplier coordination and strategic planning. Overall, the results affirm that predictive analytics is a valuable enabler of supply chain agility, operational efficiency, and competitive advantage in the automotive sector. Future implications suggest that greater integration of real-time data and AI-driven models can further enhance supply chain resilience and sustainability.
Keywords: Predictive Analytics, Automotive Supply Chain, Inventory Optimization, Demand Forecasting, Supply Chain Resilience
Abstract
Factors affecting worklife balance on employess
Mr. Sathish Kumar K, Ms. Vardhini V
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125140
Abstract: Work-life balance means that one can manage work and family or personal responsibilities so that they don't interfere with each other. With the fast pace of life and advancements in technology, being constantly connected has made it more difficult to maintain this balance. Yet, against all these barriers, a healthy work-life balance is vital to an individual's health because it influences physical health, mental stability, satisfaction at work, and personal well-being. People who achieve this balance generally have less stress, fewer opportunities for burnout, and better quality of life. They also exhibit enhanced concentration, creativity, and productivity at work. Organizations have a significant role in encouraging work-life balance by providing flexible work arrangements, telecommuting, and supportive leadership. Workplaces that have wellness programs and open communication build a positive environment where employees feel appreciated and encouraged. When leaders allocate workloads successfully and promote frequent breaks, morale increases and turnover is decreased. On an individual basis, balance between work and life involves establishing clear boundaries, using time well, and taking care of oneself by exercising regularly, resting, and relaxing mentally. Avoiding work communication outside the office environment is crucial for mental health, particularly in hybrid or remote work environments. Finally, balance between work and life is a process that continues. When both employees and employers adopt it, the outcome is a healthier, engaged, and stable workforce.
Keywords: "Work-life balance", "Job satisfaction", "Burnout prevention", "Employee productivity", "Flexible work policies"
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A STUDY ON SUPPLY CHAIN DISRUPTION ON PORT OPERATIONS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CHENNAI PORT
Shivanee T, Dr. Murali Krishnan
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125141
Abstract: The maritime supply chain, vital to global trade, faces increasing disruptions from pandemics, geopolitical tensions, and operational inefficiencies. This study examines the impact of such disruptions on Chennai Port, focusing on cargo throughput, vessel turnaround time, labor availability, and hinterland connectivity. Through a mixed-method approach, the research highlights significant slowdowns at Chennai Port during crises, revealing vulnerabilities in port operations. The study also identifies resilience strategies like digital technology adoption, improved coordination, and infrastructure upgrades. It concludes with policy recommendations to enhance the resilience of Indian ports through a technology-driven, integrated supply chain system.
Keywords: Supply Chain Disruption, Port Operations, Chennai Port , Resilience Strategies , Hinterland Connectivity.
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A STUDY ON IDENTIFYING SUITABLE CANDIDATES BASED ON CV OR RESUME VALIDATION AND SOURCING IN CAREERNET TECHNOLOGIES (CHENNAI)
Mr. Gokulakanna N, MS. P. Brindha
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125142
Abstract: Recruitment is the process of finding the right people for a job, starting with a company defining its needs and then attracting candidates through various methods like online job boards, employee referrals, and social media. This involves screening applications and resumes, potentially using Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS), and assessing candidates through interviews, tests, and other evaluations. In India, this process includes specific adaptations like the use of job portals like Naukri.com and faces challenges such as skill gaps and regional diversity, while also being influenced by trends like AI and a focus on candidate experience. The importance of employer branding to attract top talent, the utilization of data-driven recruitment strategies for informed decision-making, the strategic use of social media for talent engagement, the increasing prevalence of the gig economy and contract staffing, and the personalization of candidate engagement to cater to individual preferences. Despite these advancements, recruiters encounter challenges such as attracting qualified candidates, engaging top talent in a competitive market, managing time-to-hire, addressing skill gaps, navigating high competition and regional diversity, mitigating employee attrition, ensuring a positive candidate experience, overcoming unconscious bias, and effectively integrating technology while preserving the human element in the recruitment process
Keywords: Recruitment, Sourcing and Screening, Career Gap, Fake Profiles, Covering gaps, Skill levels.
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COST EFFECTIVE STRATEGIES IN AIR FREIGHT MANAGEMENT
Mohamed Niyas M, Dr.R.Senthil Kumar
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125143
Abstract: Air freight is a vital component of global logistics, offering rapid and reliable transport for high-value and time-sensitive goods. However, it is often the most expensive mode of cargo transportation. This project explores cost-effective strategies in air freight management to help businesses optimize operations while maintaining service quality. It examines key factors influencing costs, such as fuel prices, route planning, cargo consolidation, and technology integration. The study also investigates how strategic partnerships, use of digital freight platforms, and lean logistics practices can reduce operational expenses. Through case studies and data analysis, this project highlights practical approaches for improving efficiency, enhancing customer satisfaction, and achieving sustainable cost reductions in the air cargo industry.
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FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY IN THE HEALTH INSURANCE SECTOR AT STAR HEALTH INSURANCE
SAKTHI VIGNESH A & DR. A. NARMADHA*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125144
Abstract: This research analyses the financial sustainability of Star Health and Allied Insurance Co. Ltd., a top private standalone health insurer in India. With the healthcare sector becoming more complex as medical expenses rise, regulatory demands increase, and customers become more demanding, financial sustainability has emerged as a key driver of long-term success. This study employs a mixed-methods strategy of ratio analysis, trend analysis, and comparative financial performance between the years 2020 and 2024. Performance indicators such as the claims ratio, expense ratio, net profitability, solvency, and liquidity are examined to determine how Star Health developed and responded to internal and external forces. The results show significant enhancements in claims handling, operational effectiveness, and profitability despite liquidity and working capital challenges. The report points to the need for digitalization, investment prudence, and forward-looking risk management in ensuring business continuity. This study provides useful insights to stakeholders in the insurance industry, including policymakers, investors, and financial analysts who wish to know the dynamics of private health insurance in India
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THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CRM IN IMPROVING CUSTOMER ENGAGEMENT AT GETFARMS
ASAI MANI C & DR. A. NARMADHA
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125145
Abstract: Customer Relationship Management (CRM) has become a critical strategic tool in improving customer engagement and loyalty in various industries, including agri-tech. This study investigates the effectiveness of CRM at GetFarms, a company offering managed farmland investment solutions. By analyzing data from CRM users and internal systems, the study evaluates CRM's impact on customer satisfaction, retention, and operational efficiency. Statistical tools such as regression and ANOVA were used to interpret the results. Findings show mixed perceptions regarding CRM effectiveness, highlighting both strengths and gaps. This research offers valuable insights for improving CRM implementation to foster trust, personalization, and long-term relationships in agri-tech.
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A DETAILED ANALYSIS OF THE ROLE OF VOUCHERS IN MANAGING TRUST FUNDS
KANNISWARR M, MRS P C SARANYA
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125146
Abstract: The effective management of trust funds necessitates stringent financial control mechanisms to uphold fiduciary responsibility and ensure that resources are used in accordance with the trust's mandate. Vouchers-formal documents that authorize and record financial transactions-play a pivotal role in this process. This paper provides a comprehensive analysis of the function, design, and impact of voucher systems within trust fund administration, with a focus on how they support transparency, accountability, and efficiency in financial management. The study begins by defining the conceptual framework of vouchers in a trust fund setting, distinguishing between various types such as payment vouchers, receipt vouchers, and journal vouchers. These documents serve as tangible evidence of financial activity, facilitating the proper tracking of inflows and outflows. The paper then delves into the procedural lifecycle of a voucher, from initiation to approval and recording, examining the roles of various stakeholders including fund managers, accountants, auditors, and trustees. Methodologically, the paper employs a mixed-methods approach, combining qualitative analysis with case studies from both governmental and non-governmental organizations. Primary data is gathered from interviews with financial officers and auditors, while secondary data includes policy manuals, audit reports, and financial statements. Through these sources, the research identifies best practices and common pitfalls associated with voucher management. One of the central arguments of the paper is that vouchers significantly reduce the risk of fraud, misallocation, and unauthorized expenditure by providing a verifiable audit trail. They also facilitate internal and external audits by maintaining systematic and chronological records of financial activities.
Keywords: Trust Fund Management, Financial Vouchers, Accountability and Transparency
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A STUDY ON CORRELATION BETWEEN SALES AND DEMO QUALITY CLIENT RETENTION IN TECH SOLUTIONS
Anusri S and Dr. R Muralikrishnan
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125147
Abstract: The research explores the impact of custom product demonstrations on conversion rates through an evaluation of client satisfaction in SaaS selling, particularly for software as a service. With SMEs in the service sector increasingly adopting digital solutions, complexity in SaaS platforms has the tendency to be a barrier to value understanding. Standard, typical product demonstrations fail to connect customers such as these; however, custom demonstrations-specifically designed to address each customer's specific operational requirements and pain areas-are a strategic move towards building confidence, improving comprehension, and boosting conversion potential. The research was conducted through monitoring the reaction of customers to customized demonstrations in sectors ranging from mobile repair to travel agencies. The primary methods included observational observations, formal feedback, and monitoring conversion. The findings reveal that customized demonstrations significantly boost client comprehension, satisfaction, and confidence in making decisions, ultimately resulting in improved conversion rates. In addition, these interactions had a high coefficient of correlation between client interaction during demonstrations and potential relationships in the long term. The implications of this research extend far: not only can SaaS companies refine their demonstration plans to suit client expectations, but SMEs also achieve speed in digital transformation through more intuitive and experiential software onboarding processes. This research adds to the growing body of literature focused on the emphasis of client- oriented strategies in B2B SaaS selling and offers actionable guidance for optimizing selling performance through customization.
Keywords: Personalized Product Demonstration, SaaS, Client Satisfaction, Conversion Rates, SMEs, Product Customization, User Engagement, Sales Strategy
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INNOVATIVE MARKETING STRATEGIES FOR BUILDING COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE AT GETFARMS
RANJITH KUMAR T& DR. R. MURALI KRISHNAN
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125148
Abstract: In the rapidly evolving agribusiness sector, marketing innovation has become a critical success factor. This study explores the role of innovative marketing strategies adopted by Get Farms, a company focused on sustainable urban agriculture. Through the integration of digital platforms, artificial intelligence, and personalized campaigns, Get Farms aims to enhance customer engagement and brand loyalty. The research employs both qualitative and quantitative methods to assess the effectiveness of these strategies. Findings reveal that data-driven marketing, transparency, and community-based initiatives significantly contribute to competitive advantage. This study offers practical insights for agribusinesses seeking growth through modern, technology-enabled marketing approaches.
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“A STUDY ON CONSUMER PREFERENCES BASED ON SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT IN MARKETING SECTOR”
MARKLEE.A, Dr. R. Priyadharshini
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125149
Abstract: This study explores the impact of software development on consumer preferences within the marketing sector. With the rise of digital transformation, marketing strategies increasingly rely on software tools for data analysis, customer engagement, and campaign automation. The research aims to understand how these software-driven approaches influence consumer choices, behavior, and satisfaction. Through surveys and interviews with marketing professionals and end-users, the study identifies key factors such as personalization, user interface design, speed, and reliability that shape consumer preferences. Findings suggest that consumers favor brands that utilize smart, responsive, and data-driven marketing software. The study concludes that effective integration of technology into marketing not only improves customer experience but also enhances brand loyalty and competitive edge. Recommendations are made for companies to invest in adaptable and user-focused software solutions to better align with evolving consumer expectations.
Keywords: Consumer Preferences, Software Development, Marketing Technology, Digital Marketing, Customer Engagement, Marketing Automation, Data-Driven Marketing, Customer Satisfaction, Brand Loyalty, Technological Integration, Marketing Software Tools, Digital Transformation.
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AN EMPIRICAL STUDY ON WORKPLACE COUNSELLING AND ITS IMPACT ON EMPLOYEE WELL-BEING AND PRODUCTIVITY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO VELL BISCUITS PVT. LTD., PUDUCHERRY
Mr. U. Basith, MS. P. Brindha
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125150
Abstract: Workplace counselling plays a pivotal role in enhancing employee well-being and organizational performance. This study aims to empirically analyze the impact of counselling services on the psychological health and productivity of employees at Vell Biscuits Pvt. Ltd., Puducherry. Amid growing stressors in industrial environments, mental health support mechanisms are essential for sustaining a healthy and high-performing workforce. A structured questionnaire was administered to 100 employees selected via simple random sampling. Using tools such as percentage analysis, Chi-square, and ANOVA, the study uncovers high levels of counselling awareness but also highlights barriers like time constraints, stigma, and concerns over confidentiality. Findings reveal that counselling positively influences productivity, stress management, and work satisfaction. The research underscores the need for stronger leadership involvement, better communication from HR, and hybrid counselling models that combine digital and face-to-face options. This paper fills a notable research gap by focusing on an Indian SME in the manufacturing sector and offers actionable recommendations for improving employee mental health outcomes.
Keywords: Workplace Counselling, Employee Well-being, Mental Health, Productivity, Vell Biscuits, Indian Manufacturing Sector
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SKILL GAP ANALYSIS AND ITS IMPACT ON PRODUCTIVITY AT CASTURN VALVES PRIVATE LIMITED IN CHENNAI
Mr. N. Dhakshinamoorthy, Dr. Amutha G
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125151
Abstract: In the current era of rapid technological advancement and evolving job roles, organizations are increasingly confronted with the challenge of aligning employee competencies with business needs. Skill gap analysis has emerged as a vital strategic tool in identifying the mismatch between the skills employees possess and the skills required to perform their roles effectively. This paper explores the process of skill gap analysis, its methodologies, and the profound impact it has on organizational productivity. By assessing both individual and team capabilities against desired performance standards, skill gap analysis enables organizations to pinpoint specific areas requiring development. The findings of this study highlight that unaddressed skill gaps can lead to decreased efficiency, increased error rates, lower employee morale, and overall productivity decline. Conversely, organizations that actively conduct skill gap assessments and implement targeted training programs experience enhanced performance, better talent utilization, and improved business outcomes. Through real-world examples and evidence-based insights, this paper emphasizes the need for continuous skills evaluation and strategic workforce planning. It advocates for the integration of skill development into HR practices to foster a culture of learning and adaptability, ultimately driving long-term organizational success.
Keywords: Skill Gap Analysis, Workforce Development, Employee Competencies, Organizational Productivity, Training Programs, Talent Utilization, Strategic Workforce Planning.
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COMPREHENSIVE FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS FOR ASSESSING THE FINANCIAL HEALTH OF APOLLO HOME HEALTH CARE. LTD COMPANY.
Mr. AZARUDEEN J, Dr. Sankar Singh K
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125152
Abstract: The healthcare industry, often referred to as the medical industry or health economy, is a broad and dynamic sector that encompasses the delivery of curative, preventive, rehabilitative, and palliative care. This sector not only provides essential health services to individuals and communities but also plays a critical economic role by contributing significantly to national GDPs across the globe. Over the years, healthcare has evolved to include a wide range of services, products, and financial systems. With the growing demand for more accessible and cost-effective health services, there has been a notable rise in alternative healthcare delivery models such as home healthcare. This segment is becoming increasingly vital due to demographic shifts, rising chronic illnesses, and increased patient preference for home-based care. This study aims to conduct a financial analysis within the context of the home healthcare sector to evaluate business performance, financial sustainability, and strategic growth opportunities. Utilizing a descriptive and analytical research design, the study leverages data collected over a five-year period to assess the financial health of an organization operating in this space. The primary goal is to understand how financial analysis can aid in optimizing resource utilization, improving profitability, and identifying potential high-growth service segments such as home nursing, physiotherapy, and elder care.
Keywords: ratio analysis like profitability, liquidity, turnover etc.
Abstract
The Impact of Effective Recruitment and Selection Practices on Organizational Performance
Mr. S. KARTHIK, Dr. K. SHANKAR SINGH*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125153
Abstract: This research investigates the significant impact that effective recruitment and selection practices have on organizational performance. Traditional recruitment methods often face challenges, including high costs, lengthy processes, and limited access to a diverse talent pool. These limitations can significantly hinder an organization's ability to attract and retain top talent. To explore how these challenges can be addressed, the study adopts a quantitative research design, utilizing a structured questionnaire directed at HR professionals and recruitment staff within organizations. Data is analyzed using SPSS software to derive meaningful patterns and statistically significant insights. The findings reveal that organizations employing effective recruitment and selection practices experience a direct improvement in their overall performance. These practices ensure a better cultural and skills fit, reducing turnover rates and improving employee satisfaction. Furthermore, the research highlights that structured and standardized selection procedures, such as competency-based interviews and skill assessments, are positively correlated with higher job performance and organizational efficiency.In addition, the study emphasizes the importance of aligning recruitment strategies with organizational goals, demonstrating that a clear understanding of the company's strategic vision leads to more targeted and successful talent acquisition. Another key finding is that the use of data-driven decision-making in the selection process, including predictive analytics for identifying high-potential candidates, enhances the overall effectiveness of recruitment efforts. Despite the benefits, challenges such as unconscious bias in hiring, resource constraints, and resistance to new technologies in the recruitment process were also identified.
Keywords: Recruitment and Selection Practices, Organizational Performance, Talent Acquisition, Structured Selection, Predictive Analytics, AI in Hiring, Employee Engagement, Competency-Based Interviews, Organizational Efficiency, Data-Driven HRM.
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A Study on the Impact of Online Advertisements on Viewers Subscriptions to OTT Platforms
Mr, Aravind J, Dr. Narmadha A
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125155
Abstract: The emergence of digital media has triggered a boom in the popularity of Over-The-Top (OTT) platforms, transforming the entertainment sector. The current research examines the effect of online advertisements on viewers' subscription decisions for OTT services. As competition between platforms intensifies, advertisements have emerged as a central mechanism to draw and keep users. The study seeks to evaluate whether online advertisements are successful in shaping viewers' subscription patterns. A structured questionnaire was distributed to a diverse group of respondents to gather primary data. The study employs descriptive and correlational analysis to interpret viewer attitudes and behavioral responses. Results indicate that online advertisements have a moderate impact on viewers' interest in subscribing. Factors such as frequency, relevance, and creativity of ads contribute to their effectiveness. However, subscription decisions are also influenced by pricing, content quality, and user experience. Correlation between attitude and future orientation was found to be weak but not statistically significant. This indicates that although advertisements can raise awareness, but they do not actively influence subscriptions by themselves. The research is indicative of the necessity of marketing blend. Targeting and personalization in advertisements can promote heightened viewer engagement. The research offers real-world insights into OTT marketers and advertisers. Subsequent research may investigate how different types of ads and their formats affect what viewers want.
Keywords: Online Advertisements, OTT Platforms, Viewer Behavior, Subscription Decisions, Consumer Attitude, Digital Marketing, Media Consumption, Advertising Effectiveness.
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ANALYZING CONSUMER BEHAVIOR THROUGH WEB AND SOCIAL MEDIA ANALYTICS
Mr. Arun Raj M, Mrs. Vardhini V
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125156
Abstract: The consumer behavior has increasingly been dependent on data collected from web and social media sites. This research examines the use of web and social media analytics by businesses to obtain meaningful insights into consumer choice, interaction trends, and buying habits. Through an analysis of some of the analytical tools and methods, such as sentiment analysis, traffic inspection, clickstream analysis, and social listening, the study emphasizes the significance of real-time data in informing marketing strategy and customer experience. The essay also addresses issues related to data privacy, multi-channel data integration, and dynamism of online consumer activity. Finally, this research highlights the revolutionary potential of digital analytics in powering data-driven decision-making and building more robust consumer-brand relationships. The research also presents actual case studies of companies effectively leveraging these findings to inform marketing practices, with talk around data ethics, privacy, and algorithmic justice. Overall, this study emphasizes the importance of digital analytics to develop more targeted, personalized, and efficient consumer engagement strategies in an age of rapid digital innovation.
Keywords: Consumer Behavior, Web Analytics, Social Media Analytics, Digital Marketing, Online Consumer Insights, User Engagement, Sentiment Analysis, Data-Driven Decision Making.
Abstract
Optimizing Sales Strategy for Hyundai Automotive Components at Motherson
MANIESH S, Dr. NAVITHA SULTHANA
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125157
Abstract: This study investigates Motherson's sales strategies with a focus on its collaboration with Hyundai in the automotive components sector. As one of the world's leading component manufacturers, Motherson operates in a rapidly evolving industry marked by rising demand for electric vehicles, digital transformation, and supply chain disruptions. The research adopts a descriptive design with a mixed-method approach-combining primary data from employee surveys and interviews, and secondary data from production logs and performance reports. Key findings reveal that 72% of respondents cite raw material shortages as the primary cause of order delays, while 77% acknowledge that digital tools could enhance order management efficiency. Motherson's production is heavily concentrated on the AI3 line, which recorded significantly higher output compared to other lines like PS71. However, challenges such as frequent urgent order modifications, inconsistent on-time delivery, and internal coordination gaps remain prominent. The study underscores the need for AI-based forecasting, integrated ERP-MES systems, and cross-functional agile teams to streamline operations. A SWOT analysis highlights strong OEM relationships and manufacturing capabilities as strengths, while dependency on Hyundai and raw material price volatility are identified as key risks. Strategic recommendations include supply chain diversification, enhanced production balancing, automation in order processing, and a customer-centric performance review system. Ultimately, the research positions Motherson as a technologically capable and globally competitive supplier, yet calls for strategic realignment to secure sustained growth and elevated customer satisfaction in an increasingly dynamic market.
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AN ANALYSIS OF CUSTOMER SEGMENTATION TO IMPROVES SALES EFFICIENCY IN FREIGHT FORWARDING
Ramya R, Dr. Madhumita. G
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125158
Abstract: This project analyzes the market potential of BRUHAT Logistics, a newly growing logistics company in Chennai. The study identifies numerous opportunities available for the company in the region. A survey was conducted among potential firms in Chennai to understand real-time opportunities and market demand. Through this analysis, key client needs and market opportunities were identified, highlighting strong correlations between consumer customs clearance, business approaches, delivery of B/L ratings, and cargo stuffing plans.Based on the findings, the study provides strategic recommendations to help BRUHAT Logistics strengthen its market presence in Chennai. Additionally, it offers insights for logistics startups to overcome challenges and capitalize on market opportunities more effectively.
Abstract
IMPACT OF TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM ON HOSPITAL STAFF PERFORMANCE
Porteeswaran T, Dr. Priyadharshini*2
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125159
Abstract: This study explores the impact of training and development programs on the performance of hospital staff, with a particular focus on clinical and administrative personnel. In a healthcare setting, continuous learning is essential to maintain high standards of patient care, adapt to evolving technologies, and manage increasing service demands. The research assesses how structured training initiatives-such as induction programs, technical skill upgrades, leadership workshops, and ongoing professional development-contribute to improved job performance, enhanced patient safety, and service efficiency. It also considers the psychological and motivational outcomes of such programs, including increased job satisfaction, employee engagement, and retention. The study highlights that while technical skills are crucial, soft skills such as communication, teamwork, and empathy are equally important and are often integrated into training modules. Data was collected through surveys with staff across various departments, allowing for both quantitative and qualitative analysis. Findings indicate that effective training not only improves individual competency but also enhances team coordination and overall hospital productivity. However, barriers such as time constraints, resource limitations, and difficulty in applying new skills to real-life scenarios were also identified. In addition, the research investigates the long-term effects of training programs on institutional growth and the quality of care delivered. The study emphasizes the need for customized training plans based on role-specific requirements and continuous feedback mechanisms. Ultimately, this work underscores that investment in staff development is a strategic necessity for healthcare institutions aiming for excellence in service delivery and patient satisfaction.
Keywords: Training and development programs, Hospital staff performance, Continuous learning, Patient care, Job performance, Patient safety, Job satisfaction, Employee engagement
Abstract
CUSTOMS BROKERS ENABLING EFFICIENT IMPORT PROCESSES
Aravindhan M
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125160
Abstract: Customs brokers play a pivotal role in facilitating efficient import processes by serving as intermediaries between importers and regulatory authorities. Their expertise in navigating complex customs regulations, managing documentation, and ensuring compliance with trade laws significantly streamlines the importation of goods across borders. By accurately classifying products, calculating applicable duties, and leveraging trade agreements, customs brokers help businesses minimize costs and avoid penalties. Their proactive approach in staying updated with evolving regulations and their ability to address potential issues promptly contribute to reducing delays and enhancing the overall efficiency of the import process. In an increasingly globalized trade environment, the indispensable services provided by customs brokers are essential for businesses aiming to maintain smooth and cost-effective supply chains.
Keywords: Customs Valuation, Tariff Classification, Customs Broker, Customs Clearance, Import Documentation.
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IMPACT OF DIGITAL ATTENDANCE SYSTEM ON STUDENT PERFORMANCE AND DISCIPLINE
Mr, Arul Selvan M, Mrs. Vardhini
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125161
Abstract: This research investigates the effect of electronic attendance systems on student performance and discipline in schools. Conventional manual methods of attendance are usually time-consuming, prone to errors, and vulnerable to manipulation, while electronic systems provide accurate, efficient, and real-time monitoring of student attendance. The study seeks to evaluate whether the implementation of such systems is associated with enhanced academic performance and improved student discipline. With a quantitative design, data were obtained using student surveys administered to students from different study programs and study levels. Statistical procedures, Chi-Square, and T-tests were used to analyze relations among digital attendance monitoring, student performance, and behavior patterns. Findings indicate a strong relation between digital attendance and improved student performance, with increased punctuality, interaction, and class participation reported among digitally monitored students. The system also seemed to enhance discipline by minimizing absenteeism, avoiding proxy attendance, and fostering a culture of accountability. Nevertheless, the study also revealed challenges like technological constraints, resistance by users, and data privacy concerns. In spite of all these problems, the study concludes that electronic attendance systems can act as effective tools in ensuring a disciplined learning atmosphere and academic achievement when administered properly with adequate infrastructure and policy protection.
Keywords: Digital Attendance, Student Performance, Discipline, Academic Outcomes, Classroom Management, Educational Technology, Absenteeism, Behavior Tracking, Student Engagement.
Abstract
THE ROLE OF TELECALLING IN RESOLVING CUSTOMER COMPLAINTS AND ENHANCING LOYALTY
KRISHNA PRIYA, Dr. Chandramouli S*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125162
Abstract: Telecalling remains a key strategy in modern customer relationship management, especially in industries requiring high levels of customer interaction and retention. This study explores the effectiveness of telecalling as a tool to enhance customer loyalty and resolve complaints efficiently, with a focus on the sports product distribution sector represented by Cappella Sports. The research investigates the impact of telecalling on customer experience by analyzing key areas such as complaint resolution time, personalization, and customer satisfaction. A combination of primary data through surveys and secondary data from literature reviews was used. Comparative insights were drawn from different demographic groups and feedback from telecalling professionals. Findings indicate that empathetic and proactive telecalling significantly improves customer trust and reduces churn. However, challenges such as language barriers and lack of technological integration persist. The study proposes strategic solutions including AI-CRM integration, agent training, and a standardized response framework to elevate telecalling performance in competitive markets.
Keywords: Telecalling, Customer Loyalty, Complaint Resolution, CRM, Customer Retention, Empathy
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STUDY ON DEVELOPING A B2B MARKETING STRATEGY FOR FEMTOSOFT
VIGNESH N, DR S CHANDRA MOULI
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125163
Abstract: This study explores the development of an effective Business-to-Business (B2B) marketing strategy tailored specifically for Femtosoft, a company engaged in providing advanced software solutions and IT services. Operating in a competitive and rapidly evolving technological landscape, Femtosoft aims to expand its market reach and build stronger relationships with enterprise-level clients. Unlike Business-to-Consumer (B2C) marketing, B2B marketing requires a deep understanding of organizational decision-making units, long sales cycles, and value-driven communications. The research adopts a multi-dimensional approach, combining primary and secondary data sources to understand Femtosoft's current market position, target audience, and competitive environment. Key methodologies include SWOT analysis, competitor benchmarking, customer segmentation, and stakeholder interviews. Special focus is placed on identifying the pain points of potential business clients and aligning Femtosoft's value proposition with industry-specific needs. The study proposes a strategic marketing framework that incorporates digital marketing, inbound and outbound lead generation, account-based marketing (ABM), and content strategies designed to build authority and trust within niche markets. Additionally, the integration of marketing automation tools, customer relationship management (CRM) systems, and performance analytics is discussed as a means to enhance marketing efficiency and ROI. By implementing the recommendations provided, Femtosoft can position itself as a trusted B2B technology partner, capable of delivering customized, scalable solutions. The study concludes with a roadmap for execution, including budget planning, channel selection, and performance metrics, to ensure continuous growth and long-term sustainability in the B2B domain.
Keywords: B2B Marketing Strategy, Technology Solutions, Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
Abstract
ANALYZING THE PORT DELAYS AND THEIR IMPACT ON LAST MILE DELIVERY
Phagya V R, Dr. Madhumita. G
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125164
Abstract: The causes of port delays are investigated in this project, and also the ways in which they impact last-mile delivery (LMD) operations. Disruptions can seriously affect downstream logistics, resulting in missed delivery deadlines, higher storage costs, and operational inefficiencies, given the vital role ports play in the global supply chain. The study identifies the main causes of port delays, including heavy cargo loads, problems with customs clearance, and bad weather, and investigates how these causes affect stakeholders involved in last-mile delivery. The study assesses the degree of association between particular delay causes and LMD impacts using statistical analysis, specifically Chi-square tests and Multiple Response Analysis. The results point out how important it is to address port inefficiencies by implementing digital and automated systems, enhancing port infrastructure, coordinating with freight forwarders more effectively, and expediting customs clearance. Strategies like forming alliances with alternate transportation providers, reserving warehouse space in advance, employing airlift and expedited shipping for urgent shipments, improving real-time tracking, and taking into account alternate ports are all advised in order to reduce last-mile disruptions. The insights are intended to help freight operators, port authorities, and logistics providers create proactive plans that improve customer satisfaction and supply chain resilience.
Keywords: Port delays - Last - mile disruptions (LMD) - Supply chain disruptions - Customs Clearance - Port Infrastructure - Expedited Delivery - Real time tracking - Logistics Management
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IMPACT OF PAID ADVERTISEMENT IN WEBSITE AND MOBILE APPLICATION WITH REFER TO FEMTO SOFT COMPANY
Mathivanan.R, Dr.Chandramouli.S
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125165
Abstract: This study investigates the impact of paid advertisements on user engagement and business performance in both website and mobile application platforms, with specific reference to Femto Soft Company. As digital marketing continues to evolve, companies are increasingly leveraging paid advertising to attract, retain, and convert users. The objective of this research is to assess how effective these paid campaigns are in increasing website traffic, mobile app downloads, user retention, and overall return on investment (ROI).
Keywords: Paid Advertisement, Digital Marketing, Website Traffic, Mobile Application, User Engagement, ROI (Return on Investment), Online Advertising,
Abstract
A Comprehensive Study on Warehouse Operations and Process Optimization
Kaviya M, Dr. A. Navitha Sulthana
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125166
Abstract: The paper provides a practical examination of warehouse operations by reviewing actual workflow of ongoing transactions in three most common operational areas, inbound activity, outbound activity, and inventory management. The examination was conducted via on-site observations, without recourse to past records or standard questionnaires. The review focused on several key processes, which included order fulfilment, vendor-managed inventory (VMI), returns processing, and inventory accuracy to inform potential improvements as a measure of daily efficiencies. The analysis involved a structured (risk) approach, utilizing industry- standard analysis tools (e.g., Pareto Analysis, Fishbone Diagrams, 5S Audits, and conceptual applications of ABC/XYZ inventory classifications) that are intended to develop a process of prioritising often occurring issue, tip of the iceberg, causes, evaluation of operational constraints within a broad examination of layout and flow of material movement. The DMAIC process (Define/measure/analyse/improve/control) was the rationale for process evaluation and improvement recommendations. The empirical observations uncovered a potential for delays with current manual processes, overlapping activities in constrained spaces, unknown stock position and order placements, and inadequate or limited levels of collaboration. Using these observations to frame the study's conclusion, it concludes with practical, low-cost, improvement opportunities that can be a part of the improvement process without a total reliance on high level automation or systems change.
Keywords: warehouse operations, observational analysis, DMAIC, VMI, inventory management, inbound logistics, outbound logistics, warehouse efficiency.
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Optimizing Cargo Handling Operation at Chennai Port for Faster Turnaround Time
JOSEPH DION.K, Dr. A. Navitha Sulthana
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125167
Abstract: The Chennai Port Trust, a historically significant and strategically vital port on India's eastern seaboard, established in 1881, serves as a crucial gateway for a diverse spectrum of cargo, encompassing containerized goods, bulk commodities, and essential petroleum products. In an increasingly competitive global trade environment, the efficiency of cargo handling operations directly impacts the port's ability to facilitate trade, minimize delays, and contribute to overall supply chain effectiveness. This research project undertakes a comprehensive investigation into the optimization of these cargo handling operations at Chennai Port, with a central focus on achieving faster vessel turnaround times. The study adopts a mixed-methods research approach, strategically combining qualitative insights derived from stakeholder perspectives with quantitative analyses of key performance indicators. This methodological rigor allows for a holistic evaluation of operational efficiency, existing port infrastructure capacity and utilization, the extent of technology adoption within cargo handling processes, and the efficacy of coordination mechanisms among the various stakeholders involved in port operations. Key findings from the research illuminate critical areas for improvement, emphasizing the necessity for strategic technological upgrades to modernize equipment and systems, targeted workforce training programs to enhance productivity and skill sets, and the implementation of streamlined process improvements to eliminate bottlenecks and reduce operational delays. Ultimately, the study culminates in the formulation of actionable recommendations aimed at optimizing cargo handling procedures, enhancing overall port efficiency, and ensuring the long-term sustainable growth and competitiveness of Chennai Port within the dynamic landscape of the maritime industry.
Keywords: Cargo handling, operations, Chennai port, port congession, port optimization, turn around time, infrastructure development.
Abstract
EXPLORING MARKET POTENTIAL AND ASSESSING OPPORTUNITITES FOR BRUHAT LOGISTICS IN CHENNAI
Ramya R, Dr. G. Madhumita
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125168
Abstract: This project analyzes the market potential of BRUHAT Logistics, a newly growing logistics company in Chennai. The study identifies numerous opportunities available for the company in the region. A survey was conducted among potential firms in Chennai to understand real-time opportunities and market demand. Through this analysis, key client needs and market opportunities were identified, highlighting strong correlations between consumer customs clearance, business approaches, delivery of B/L ratings, and cargo stuffing plans. Based on the findings, the study provides strategic recommendations to help BRUHAT Logistics strengthen its market presence in Chennai. Additionally, it offers insights for logistics startups to overcome challenges and capitalize on market opportunities more effectively.
Abstract
AN EMPIRICAL STUDY ON EFFECTIVENESS OF PERFORMANCE APPRAISALS CONTRIBUTION TO EMPLOYEE MOTIVATION
Yuvan Shankar Raja K, Ms P Brindha*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125169
Abstract: This empirical study explores the effectiveness of performance appraisal systems and their contribution to employee motivation within an organizational context. By examining employee perceptions at Lucas TVS, the research investigates whether clearly defined appraisal goals and recognition of high performance significantly influence motivation levels. Data was collected through structured questionnaires and analyzed using statistical tools such as ANOVA and Pearson correlation. The findings reveal that while performance appraisals are a common HR practice, their direct impact on motivation is limited unless supported by transparent goal-setting and meaningful reward mechanisms. The study emphasizes the need for organizations to align appraisal systems with motivational strategies to enhance employee engagement and productivity.
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AUTOMOBILE MACHINE WARE AND TARE RECOGNITION USING ML
Ajay Kumar B R, Priyanka G, Spandana P, Tejaswini M, Shashank Thej
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125170
Abstract: The design and implementation of an intelligent system that uses machine learning and image processing techniques to identify wear and tear in automotive components is presented in this paper. From image acquisition and validation to feature extraction, classification, and result visualization, the suggested solution makes use of an intuitive MATLAB graphical user interface (GUI). Following validation and pre-processing, Gabor filters are used to extract pertinent texture features that indicate wear patterns from images of automotive parts. A Probabilistic Neural Network (PNN) is then used to classify these features, dividing the component's condition into three different categories according to severity and estimated age. The system's outputs, which include component type, quality, and age, are clear and actionable, allowing for prompt maintain decision. The system's ability to automate the diagnostic process and achieve high accuracy in classifying wear levels is demonstrated by extensive testing. Reliability is increased by robust error handling and data validation, while accessibility for users with little technical expertise is guaranteed by the modular GUI design. This study lays the groundwork for future improvements utilizing deep learning and bigger datasets while demonstrating the potential of fusing machine learning and image analysis for useful, real-world applications in automotive maintenance.
Keywords: Image Processing, Machine Learning, Gabor Filters, Probabilistic Neural Network (PNN), Feature Extraction, MATLAB GUI.
Abstract
EFFECTIVENESS OF DANGEROUS GOODS PACKAGING IN AIR TRANSPORTATION
Prince Christudas, Dr. D. Anitha Kumari
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125171
Abstract: The transportation of dangerous goods (DG) by air poses considerable safety and regulatory challenges due to the inherent risks associated with these substances. This study explores the effectiveness of current packaging practices in air cargo operations, using insights drawn from a focused case study within the logistics sector. Primary data was gathered from 23 professionals, including logistics managers, cargo handlers, and safety officers, and supported by secondary sources such as regulatory guidelines and academic literature. The analysis assessed the performance of packaging materials, the accuracy of labeling, and adherence to international standards including IATA and ICAO regulations. The findings indicate that while pre-shipment inspections are routinely conducted, persistent issues such as improper labeling, occasional packaging damage, and inconsistent regulatory compliance remain prevalent. These shortcomings point to the urgent need for enhanced staff training, the integration of advanced packaging solutions, and stricter enforcement of safety protocols. The research highlights existing gaps and provides actionable insights for improving safety and operational efficiency in the handling of hazardous materials. Despite the constraints of a small sample size, the study offers meaningful recommendations to strengthen dangerous goods packaging practices in air transportation, thereby contributing to safer logistics operations worldwide.
Keywords: Dangerous Goods, Air Transportation, Packaging Effectiveness, IATA Regulations, ICAO Compliance, Hazardous Materials, Air Cargo Safety, Logistics Management, DG Packaging Standards, Regulatory Compliance, Cargo Handling, Risk Mitigation
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A STUDY ON EXPORT DOCUMENTATION PROCESS IN AASHIRVADH GLOBAL LOGISTICS
T. Kumaran, Dr. B. Kalayarasan
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125172
Abstract: Aashirvadh Global Logistics plays a vital role in facilitating smooth international trade through its efficient export documentation process. As a logistics service provider, the company ensures that all mandatory documents-such as commercial invoices, packing lists, bills of lading, certificates of origin, and export licenses-are accurately prepared and submitted in compliance with international regulations. Aashirvadh Global Logistics streamlines the export procedure for its clients by managing each step, from document verification and customs clearance to coordination with freight forwarders and authorities. This not only reduces the risk of delays and penalties but also ensures timely delivery and payment. The company's expertise in handling complex documentation requirements positions it as a reliable partner for businesses engaged in global trade.
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“Gender Classification Based on Biometric”
Smithashree K P, Mohammed Awais, Saadh Khan, Syed Sultan, Mahin Ayesha Fathima
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125173
Abstract: Biometric systems, particularly fingerprint recognition, are crucial for modern security and identity management. While traditionally used for authentication, recent research suggests that fingerprint characteristics can exhibit gender-specific differences. This paper explores the potential of machine learning techniques to classify an individual's gender based solely on fingerprint images. The approach involves systematically analyzing morphological features such as ridge density, ridge thickness, total ridge count, minutiae distribution, and overall texture patterns. This research aims to contribute to the expanding applications of fingerprint biometrics beyond traditional identification.
Keywords: Fingerprint Recognition, Gender Classification, Machine Learning, Biometrics, Feature Extraction, Pattern Recognition.
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ANALYSING THE EFFICIENCY OF EXPORT CLEARANCE PROCESS
Mr. SUSANTH K, Dr. D. ANITHA KUMARI*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125174
Abstract: The effectiveness of the export clearance procedure is essential for promoting global trade, cutting down on logistical expenses, and guaranteeing prompt delivery of goods. As authorized middlemen between exporters and customs officials, Customs House Agents (CHAs) play a crucial role in this process. With an emphasis on the function and performance of CHAs, this study analyses key performance metrics such processing time, documentation accuracy, compliance rates, and stakeholder satisfaction in order to assess the efficacy of export clearance procedures. The project investigates how CHAs may streamline customs processes and lessen administrative costs through digitalization and technological integration, including blockchain, automated risk management systems, and electronic data exchange (EDI). It contains a thorough breakdown of the entire export process, highlighting the duties of the CHA in terms of paperwork, cargo categorization, duty computation, and regulatory agency coordination. Key stakeholders, including exporters, freight forwarders, CHAs, and customs officers, provide comments on operational obstacles, such as delays in documentation, scheduling of inspections, and regulation anomalies. Their observations are used to assess the export clearance system's timeliness, uniformity, and transparency. In order to suggest specific improvements, regulatory obstacles and typical causes of delay, such as insufficient documentation or poor interagency collaboration, are investigated. In order to improve export clearance outcomes, the study emphasizes the need for improved training and capacity-building for CHAs, adoption of electronic systems, and strengthened inter-agency collaboration. The study concludes with actionable recommendations for policymakers and trade facilitators to maximize the role of Customs House Agents in export procedures, improve compliance, and support sustainable trade growth. The findings indicate that providing CHAs with improved tools, streamlined procedures, and supportive regulatory environments can significantly reduce clearance times and increase trade competitiveness.
Keywords: Customs House Agent, export clearance, customs, trade, logistics, compliance, digitalization, automation, efficiency, bottlenecks, procedures
Abstract
Multiple tuned liquid sloshing dampers for across-wind response control of benchmark tall building-A Review
Sakina Lightwala, Vishalkumar B. Patel, Dr. D. R. Bhatt, Pratiti Bhatt, Dr. Vimlesh Agrawal
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125175
Abstract: This study investigates the influence of miss-tuning in multiple tuned liquid sloshing dampers (MTLSDs) on the wind-induced response of a 76-story benchmark tall building. The sloshing behaviour of the liquid within the dampers is modelled using shallow water wave theory, and the governing equations of motion for the combined structure-damper system are expressed in a state-space framework for numerical analysis. Comparative outcomes between the uncontrolled structure and the structure that is installed with MTLSDs reveal a very significant reduction in structural responses due to the incorporation of the dampers. Though the traditional tuned liquid sloshing dampers (TLSDs) are marginally more efficient at optimal tuning conditions, MTLSDs show higher performance at miss-tuning conditions. They efficiently keep the structural response within acceptable levels as specified by motion perception criteria and provide greater control over upper mode responses than TLSDs, deciding their strength under practical conditions.
Keywords: Tuned Liquid Sloshing Damper (TLSD), Sloshing dynamics, Seismic excitation, Wind-induced vibrations, Structural damping, Frequency tuning, Energy dissipation, Resonance, Fluid-structure interaction, Structural control systems.
Abstract
Inerter-Based Vibration Control Systems for Seismically Resilient Structures-A Review
Apexa. N. Dhodi, Vishal. B. Patel, Dr. Darshna Bhatt, Dr. Snehal V. Mevada, Dr. Vishal Arekar
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125176
Abstract: The development of advanced vibration control systems has grown due to the rising susceptibility of civil infrastructure to dynamic excitations, particularly seismic occurrences. The Tuned Mass Damper (TMD), one of these, has shown promise but is constrained by its reliance on significant additional mass. The development and improvement of TMDs by including the inerter-a mechanical device that generates force proportional to relative acceleration-is examined in this paper. With lower mass requirements, the resultant systems, referred to as Tuned Mass Damper Inerters (TMDIs) or Tuned Mass Inerter Dampers (TMIDs), provide notable enhancements in vibration mitigation. Key studies on a range of TMDI structures and applications, such as fluid inerters, clutching mechanisms, negative stiffness elements, and hybrid active-passive control frameworks, are methodically reviewed in this study. Additionally included are optimization methods like surrogate modelling and genetic algorithms. According to the review, TMIDs achieve improved damping performance, installation flexibility, and decreased structural reaction, which is a significant development in structural control, particularly for seismic applications.
Keywords: Tuned Mass Damper (TMD), Tuned Mass Damper Inerter (TMDI), Structural Vibration Control, Inerter-Based Dampers, Seismic Response Mitigation, Passive Control Systems, Surrogate Optimization, Fluid Inerter, Equal model Damping (EMD).
Abstract
A COMPREHENSIVE STUDY ON ENHANCING SUPPLY CHAIN VISIBILITY
Mr. NASEEM HUSSAIN P, Dr. D ANITHA KUMARI*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125177
Abstract: The global supply chain faces persistent challenges in achieving end-to-end visibility, particularly in ocean and air freight, where delays, theft, and environmental risks disrupt operations. This comprehensive study examines the current state of supply chain visibility across air and ocean freight networks, leveraging real-world cargo tracking data from leading carriers such as Emirates, YangMing, Qatar Airways, and PIL. The research identifies key gaps in end-to-end tracking, including delays in data updates, transshipment blind spots, and inconsistent customs clearance reporting. While air cargo demonstrates robust real-time tracking capabilities-supported by technologies like QR codes and automated milestone updates-ocean freight lags due to fragmented systems, manual processes, and limited last-mile transparency. The study highlights disparities in weight documentation (e.g., VGM compliance), multi-leg coordination challenges, and the impact of port congestion on visibility. The study focuses on the mitigation of supply chain disruptions and enhancing consumer visibility and also addresses TMS compatibility. Key findings reveal that hybrid tracking systems (cellular + satellite) optimize cost and coverage, while AI-driven difference in detection reduces manual intervention by 40%. The paper concludes with a framework for freight forwarders to select trackers based on shipment value, route, and regulatory constraints. This research contributes to logistics automation literature by bridging the gap between consumer-grade IoT and enterprise freight visibility, offering actionable insights for 3PLs, shippers, and port authorities to reduce losses and improve customer transparency.
Keywords: Supply chain visibility, real-time tracking, logistics digitization, cargo transparency, IoT in freight, AI trackers, air cargo monitoring.
Abstract
Pullout Behaviour of Reinforced Earth Walls with Cohesive Soil: A Review
Swapnil Barot, Vishalkumar B. Patel, Dr. D.R. Bhatt, Pratiti Bhatt
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125178
Abstract: Reinforced earth walls constructed with cohesive backfills pose significant challenges due to the low shear strength and poor drainage properties of fine grained soils. This study reviews existing literature on the pullout behavior of geogrid reinforcements in cohesive soils, with a focus on applicability to field conditions in Dakor, Gujarat. Key research findings from laboratory and field studies including the effects of interface friction, drainage enhanced geogrids, lime treated soils, and geosynthetic type are analysed and compared. The case study of a geotechnical investigation conducted at the Dakor site reveals a subsurface profile dominated by silty clays of intermediate plasticity, with shear strength parameters and Atterberg limits comparable to those used in prior research. The review highlights that while cohesive backfills inherently limit interface friction (typically φ = 15-18°), the use of sand layers, high transmissivity geogrids, and compaction improvements can significantly enhance pullout resistance. The study concludes by recommending site specific pullout tests and interface characterization to validate design assumptions and optimize wall stability in the local context. These findings provide a basis for safer, more cost effective design of reinforced earth walls in regions with similar soil conditions.
Keywords: Pullout behavior, reinforced earth walls, cohesive soil, geogrid, interface friction, Dakor, geotechnical investigation, drainage geogrid, lime treated soil.
Abstract
Optimal Structural Control of Tall buildings using Tuned mass dampers via Chaotic Optimization Algorithm-A Review
Tapan Patel, Vishalkumar B. Patel, Dr. Indrajit Patel, Pratiti Bhatt, Dr. Vishal Arekar
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125179
Abstract: Tuned Mass Dampers (TMDs) are generally known to be highly effective in suppressing unwanted structural vibrations induced by random environmental loads. In this paper, optimal design parameters of passive and active TMDs are optimized through an advanced optimization algorithm. To validate its performance, the algorithm was implemented to a 10-story shear frame subjected to severe seismic activity and to a 76-story concrete office building subjected to wind-induced vibration. The outcomes prove that TMDs designed with this technique greatly improve the structural system's capacity to resist dynamic excitations, proving to be useful and efficient in enhancing building stability.
Keywords: Chaos, Tuned mass dampers, Tall building, Structural control, Optimization, Novel Optimization, Particle Swarm Optimization
Abstract
Optimizing the Positioning of Fluid Viscous Dampers to Enhance Resilience of Tall Buildings against Earthquake-Induced Structural Vibrations-A Review
Jaydutt Solanki, Vishalkumar B Patel, Dr. Indrajit Patel, Pratiti M Bhatt, Dr. Vimlesh Agrawal
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125180
Abstract: This study explores the effectiveness of Fluid Viscous Dampers (FVDs) in mitigating vibrations caused by lateral loads, such as earthquakes, in high-rise buildings. As urban areas demand taller structures, reduced natural frequencies make buildings more vulnerable to dynamic forces. The research evaluates a G+19-story reinforced concrete (RC) building using code-based methods to assess seismic responses, including lateral displacement, drift, base shear, and energy dissipation. Various FVD arrangements and quantities were analyzed to identify optimal placements for maximizing drift reduction, energy dissipation, and cost efficiency. Findings reveal that installing FVDs across all stories significantly reduces displacement, drift, and shear values, enhancing the building's seismic resilience. This study underscores the critical role of strategic damper placement in improving the performance and safety of tall structures in earthquake-prone regions, offering practical insights for designing earthquake-resistant buildings.
Keywords: High-rise building; Response Spectrum; Time History; Energy Dissipative System; Seismic Response; Etabs
Abstract
Structural Analysis of Continuous Beam Using Finite Element Method and ANSYS Software-A Review
Hemang Gadhavi, Vishalkumar B. Patel, Pratiti M. Bhatt, Dr. Vishal A. Arekar, Dr. Indrajit N. Patel
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125181
Abstract: This review paper provides an in-depth analysis of a basic finite element formulation for beam elements subjected to flexural loads. The source document employs stiffness matrices for several segments of beams to obtain rotations and moments from consistent force and displacement vectors. Highlight is given to the assembly of global stiffness matrices, imposition of boundary conditions, and computation of element responses such as bending moments and rotations. The solutions are employed in illustrating the consistency and precision of the finite element method in simulating structural systems. The review places the method in the context of overall structural analysis and its importance to engineering application and academic teaching.
Keywords: Finite Element Analysis; Stiffness Matrix; Rotation and Distribution; Structural Engineering; Element Assembly; ANSYS; FEM
Abstract
Deep Learning Approach to Detect Pediatric Glaucoma
Chaitrashree R, S Karthik, Sachin B, Sandhya M, Sujeeth M
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125182
Abstract: This project develops a deep learning system for classifying medical images using the MobileNetV2 architecture and transfer learning. The images are preprocessed with resizing and normalization, and the model is trained for 25 epochs with custom layers to improve accuracy and F1 score. It also includes a Gradio interface for real-time predictions, enhancing diagnostic efficiency. The tool is designed to support medical professionals in areas with limited resources by offering a reliable and accessible diagnostic solution. Index Terms-Deep Learning, Medical Image Classification, MobileNetV2, Transfer Learning, Image Preprocessing, Gra-dio Interface, Real-Time Predictions, Resource-Limited Settings, Glaucoma Detection, F1-Score, Diagnostic tool.
Keywords: Detecting Pediatric Glaucoma
Abstract
Real-Time Student Face Recognition Attendance System Using AI
Dharmaraj K B, Dhanushree C N, Revanth H V, Shashank N, Tejaswini P M
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125183
Abstract: This paper proposes a Real-Time Student Face Recognition Attendance System using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to automate the attendance process in educational institutions. The system leverages state-of-the-art deep learning techniques, such as Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs), for efficient face detection and recognition. It integrates facial recognition models with a real-time video stream, enabling automatic identification of students as they enter the classroom. The system first detects faces using a robust face detection algorithm, followed by face recognition to match the detected face with stored student data. The attendance is marked instantly, providing an accurate and seamless solution. The use of AI enhances the system's performance, achieving high accuracy even in varied lighting conditions and with minimal facial occlusion. The system also incorporates security features, ensuring that it is resistant to impersonation or fraud. With easy integration into existing educational infrastructure, the proposed system offers a reliable and efficient alternative to traditional manual attendance methods, saving time, reducing human error, and ensuring transparency.
Keywords: Face Recognition Attendance System
Abstract
A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS ON MARKING AND LABELLING PRACTICES FOR DANGEROUS GOODS IN THE AIR CARGO INDUSTRY
Ms. VINNARASI VINSI G, Dr. D ANITHA KUMARI*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125184
Abstract: The Global trade relies heavily on the air cargo industry for the transport of high-value, hazardous, and time-sensitive goods. The safe transport of Dangerous Goods (DG) is accompanied by international regulations such as IATA DGR (International Air Transport Association - Dangerous goods regulation) and ICAO TI (International Civil Aviation organization - Technical Instructions) that need to be followed. This study looks into the marking and labelling of DG air freight, including the industry's barriers, legal challenges, technological solutions, and practices. The improper dg marking and labelling leads to serious risk of danger, fines and penalties, environmental impact, and operational delays. This project showcases the key operational hurdles and gaps regarding compliance to international DG regulations utilizing a descriptive research design approach with data from a shipping specialist at a Freight Forwarder Company. It addresses issues such as non-uniform training and increasing compliance costs, variations in regulatory enforcement, impact of modern technologies and language barrier. Through practical suggestions for better labelling practices, investment automation tools, and aligned regulations for the standardization of policies, this research aims to enhance safety in air cargo hazardous materials.
Keywords: Dangerous Goods (DG), Air cargo industry, Marking and labelling practices, Hazard label, Handling label, International regulation (IATA DGR & ICAO TI), Freight Forwarding Operations.
Abstract
Road Assistance for Autonomous Vehicles
Saraswathi D, Hitha S N, Nikhitha J S, Priyanka R N, Sanjana B C
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125185
Abstract: Road Assistance for Autonomous Vehicles aims to enhance road safety and driving intelligence by employing computer vision and deep learning techniques to detect and interpret road conditions. The system integrates core functionalities: Traffic Sign Detection and Pothole Detection. Traffic Sign Detection utilizes datasets and deep learning models to accurately identify road signs, even under poor lighting or adverse weather conditions. Speed Limit Sign Board Detection focuses specifically on recognizing speed limit signs, ensuring vehicles adhere to traffic regulations. Meanwhile, Pothole Detection employs object detection techniques to identify road hazards. The system leverages advanced deep learning methodologies such as Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs). The training data includes public road images optimized using pre-processing techniques to enhance performance across various environmental conditions. Initial tests indicate high accuracy for each module, and their integration offers a comprehensive road monitoring solution. The implementation of optimized deep learning models ensures minimal latency, allowing quick and accurate detection of traffic signs and road hazards. This system is designed to function effectively across diverse environmental conditions, making it robust for urban and rural roadways alike. By bridging the gap between artificial intelligence and vehicular safety, this project contributes to the evolution of smart transportation, fostering a future where autonomous vehicles can navigate roads with increased efficiency and reduced risk.
Keywords: Autonomous Vehicles, Traffic Sign Detection, Pothole Detection, Deep Learning, Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN), Road Safety, Computer Vision
Abstract
Video Summarization and Translation into Indian Regional Languages Using Deep Learning
Dr Ranjit KN, Mr. Ganesh Nayak R, Ms. Monica M, Ms. Poornima R
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125186
Abstract: The rapid expansion of video content across platforms like YouTube has brought with it challenges related to information overload and accessibility. Many users find it difficult to extract meaningful insights from long videos, while language remains a major barrier for non-English speakers in India. This paper presents a dual-solution system that automatically summarizes video content using an LSTM-based deep learning model and then translates the summary into several Indian regional languages using Google Translate. The system is designed for efficient information access and inclusive communication, ensuring that users can comprehend content quickly and in their preferred language.
Keywords: Video Summarization, LSTM, Natural Language Processing, Deep Learning, Google Translate, Accessibility, Speech Recognition.
Abstract
OPTIMIZING INBOUND AND OUTBOUND LOGISTIC TO IMPROVE WAREHOUSE EFFICIENCY
Ms. LOHITHA V, Mrs. P C SARANYA, Dr. D ANITHA KUMARI*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125187
Abstract: Efficient warehouse operations are critical to the success of modern supply chains, where speed, accuracy, and cost-effectiveness define competitiveness. This study explores strategies for optimizing both inbound and outbound logistics processes to enhance overall warehouse efficiency. Inbound logistics, which includes the receipt, inspection, and storage of goods, plays a vital role in ensuring that materials arrive on time, in the right condition, and at minimal cost. Outbound logistics, involving order picking, packing, and shipping, must be streamlined to meet customer expectations and delivery timelines. Disruptions or inefficiencies in either process can result in delays, increased handling costs, excess inventory, or customer dissatisfaction. The research identifies common bottlenecks such as poor coordination with suppliers, inaccurate forecasting, lack of real-time visibility, and ineffective warehouse layout or material handling practices. It further analyses the impact of technologies like warehouse management systems (WMS), barcode/RFID scanning, and data analytics in optimizing inbound and outbound flows. Lean logistics principles and just-in-time (JIT) inventory practices are also examined as tools to reduce waste and enhance responsiveness. Case studies from different industries highlight how integrated logistics planning, automation, and better communication with logistics partners contribute to improved space utilization, reduced lead times, and increased order accuracy. The paper concludes with practical recommendations for businesses to align their logistics operations with warehouse processes, enabling greater scalability, reduced costs, and improved customer satisfaction.
Keywords: Warehouse Efficiency, Inbound and Outbound logistics, Supply chain optimization, Logistics automation and Inventory Management.
Abstract
ANALYZING THE IMPORTANCE OF FREIGHT FORWARDING DOCUMENTATION IN FACILITATING SMOOTH CUSTOMS PROCESSES
Mr. ARJUN M, Dr. D ANITHA KUMARI
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125188
Abstract: This project investigates the critical role of freight forwarding documentation in ensuring efficient and compliant customs procedures within international trade. In an increasingly globalized economy, the movement of goods across borders hinges on the accuracy, completeness, and timeliness of shipping documents. The study explores the key documents used in freight forwarding such as the bill of lading, commercial invoice, packing list, certificate of origin, and customs declaration forms and analyzes their specific functions in customs clearance. Emphasis is placed on how documentation affects the speed, legality, and cost-effectiveness of goods movement. Through case studies, interviews with industry professionals, and a review of regulatory requirements, this research highlights common documentation challenges, including errors, discrepancies, and non-compliance, which can result in shipment delays, penalties, or cargo seizure. The findings suggest that digitalization and the adoption of standardized documentation practices significantly enhance transparency and coordination among stakeholders, ultimately facilitating smoother customs processes. The project concludes by offering strategic recommendations for freight forwarders, importers, and exporters to optimize their documentation workflows and reduce risks. This study contributes to the broader understanding of logistics management and underscores the necessity of robust documentation systems in international freight forwarding.
Keywords: Freight Forwarding, Customs Clearance, Shipping Documentation, International Trade, Compliance, Documentation Errors, Import/Export Procedures, Customs Regulations.
Abstract
Handwritten Signature Recognition using Machine Learning
Asst Prof. Rajani, Ms. Aishwarya S, Mr. Chalukya S, Ms. Inchara C P, Ms. Meghana M
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125189
Abstract: Handwritten signature verification is an essential aspect of biometric authentication, commonly applied in sectors like banking, legal affairs, and official documentation. This project presents the development of an intelligent system designed to accurately identify and verify handwritten signatures using machine learning. The system's primary aim is to detect and distinguish between authentic and forged signatures, thereby enhancing identity security. Our approach integrates a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) for extracting detailed features from signature images, combined with the MobileNet architecture to maintain a lightweight model that performs well even on devices with limited processing power. Given the natural variation in individual handwriting, signature verification is inherently complex. Our model is built to learn and adapt to these subtle variations effectively. To further strengthen the system's performance, we employ data augmentation techniques and leverage transfer learning. These strategies help improve the model's generalization capabilities, enabling it to perform reliably on previously unseen data. Overall, this work proposes a high-performance, resource-efficient solution for handwritten signature classification and verification.
Keywords: Deep Learning, Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN), Mobile net, Image Processing.
Abstract
Detection of Fake Certificate Using Blockchain and Issuer Validation System
Sangeetha G, Bharath M, Gowri Padaki, Nabila Banu N, Nawal Mohamed Jaffar
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125191
Abstract: In the contemporary digital landscape, the proliferation of fake certificates has emerged as a significant threat to the credibility and integrity of educational institutions, corporations, and government entities. The rise of sophisticated forgery techniques has further exacerbated the problem, rendering traditional verification methods ineffective and prone to manipulation. The present study addresses this critical issue by proposing a Blockchain-Based Certificate Verification and Issuer Validation System. This system leverages the decentralised, immutable, and transparent characteristics of blockchain technology to establish a secure and tamper-proof platform for issuing and verifying certificates. The proposed system is developed using a combination of Ethereum blockchain, smart contracts, Python (Flask), Ganache for blockchain simulation, and MySQL for database management. The key feature of this system is the issuance of certificates as digital records, where each certificate is assigned a cryptographic hash that serves as a unique identifier. This hash, along with essential metadata, is stored on the blockchain, ensuring the authenticity and integrity of the document. Once a certificate is issued, it becomes a permanent, unalterable record on the blockchain, accessible to verifiers through the web interface.
Abstract
BREAK BULK CARGO CHALLENGES FACED BY FREIGHT FORWARDERS AND CARRIERS
Arya Ajay, Dr. S. Sudha
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125192
Abstract: Break bulk cargo shipments involve transporting goods that must be loaded individually, often because they are oversized, heavy, or uniquely shaped. Freight forwarders and carriers handling break bulk cargo face distinct challenges that can impact operational efficiency and cost-effectiveness. This study examines key obstacles such as limited port infrastructure, the need for specialized equipment, complex handling and storage procedures, and the risks of cargo damage during loading and transit. Additionally, regulatory hurdles, customs documentation issues, and coordination difficulties between various service providers contribute to shipment delays and increased costs. Weather disruptions and geopolitical uncertainties further exacerbate operational risks. Through industry analysis and professional insights, the study highlights the urgent need for better planning, investment in modern handling technologies, and stronger collaboration between freight forwarders, carriers, and port authorities. The research also recommends adopting advanced tracking and risk management systems to enhance the reliability and safety of break bulk cargo operations. Understanding these challenges is crucial for improving service quality, reducing delays, and maintaining competitiveness in the break bulk shipping sector.
Keywords: Break Bulk Cargo, Freight Forwarders, Carriers, Shipping Challenges, Cargo Handling
Abstract
“PROBLEMS FACED WHILE HANDLING AND DELIVERING ON IMPORTING AND EXPORTING ON ELECTRONIC GOODS”
MS. HARINISRI S, Dr. D ANITHA KUMARI
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125193
Abstract: International trade plays a vital role in the economic development of countries by enabling access to global markets, goods, and services. However, handling and delivering imports and exports present several logistical, regulatory, and operational challenges. One of the primary issues is the complexity of customs procedures and regulatory compliance, which vary from country to country. Delays in customs clearance, lack of harmonization in trade policies, and changing import-export regulations often disrupt the smooth flow of goods.
Abstract
Soletrack AI: Smart Shoe for Early Diabetic Foot Ulcer Detection & Monitoring
Siddaraj M G, Chethan C V, Manoj S, Karthik B M, Sumanth S
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125194
Abstract: Foot Ulcers (DFUs) are a critical complication of diabetes, often leading to severe consequences such as infections and amputations if not detected early. This paper proposes "Soletrack AI," a smart insole-based healthcare monitoring system that enables early detection and monitoring of DFUs using pressure sensors, cloud connectivity, and machine learning. The system integrates wearable technology with cloud-based platforms to collect real-time foot pressure data, analyze abnormalities, and generate alerts through PushBullet notifications. Using Arduino Mega 2560, ESP8266 Wi-Fi module, Force Sensing Resistors, and cloud dashboards like ThingsBoard, Soletrack AI enables continuous remote monitoring and early intervention for diabetic patients.
Keywords: Diabetic Foot Ulcer (DFU), Smart Insole, IoT Healthcare, Pressure Sensors, Machine Learning, Arduino, ESP8266, Remote Monitoring.
Abstract
A Study on E commerce Trend Analysis and Consumer Behavior Insights
Mr. Sanjeeviram RP, Ms. A. Narmatha
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125195
Abstract: The e-commerce sector is dynamic in nature, with a number of factors being responsible for inconsistency in consumer behavior and online buying trends. This study investigates the phenomenon of inconsistency in consumer behavior, a term referring to erratic and irregular changes in consumer preferences and choices, by examining responses gathered from a targeted population sample. The objective is to identify the root causes and emerging trends in digital consumer interaction that drive buying decisions and overall e-commerce performance...
Abstract
Earthquake Prediction using Machine Learning
Dr. Chethan H K, Mr. Harsha P T, Mr. Mahendra R, Mr. T Ram Gopal Reddy, Ms. Yashaswini K C
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125196
Abstract: In recent years, Earthquake prediction has grown more crucial in recent years, spurred by the pressing need to reduce the ruinous impacts of natural disasters on populations and infrastructure. This paper presents a machine learning-based method that uses past seismic records to predict seismic events as one of three events: earthquake warning, explosion, or no earthquake. The categorization is done on the basis of prominent features like magnitude, depth, root mean square (RMS), and depth error. Various models were trained and validated, i.e., Random Forest, Decision Tree, and XGBoost, with the highest prediction performance shown by XGBoost. For instances labeled as earthquake warnings, a K-Means clustering algorithm is also used to identify the severity level-Minimum, Moderate, or Severe. In order to achieve interpretability and reliability of the model, LIME (Local Interpretable Model-Agnostic Explanations) is implemented and makes each prediction comprehensible, and the intuitive user-friendly web application developed with Flask enables end users to provide seismic parameters to generate real-time and transparent results. The framework went through robust unit, integration, and acceptance testing, establishing confidence in reliability as well as usability. Generally, this solution provides a strong and interpretable means of early earthquake detection that can aid in improved preparedness and response approaches.
Keywords: Earthquake Prediction, XGBoost, Random Forest, K-means Clustering, LIME (Local Interpretable Model-Agnostic Explanations), Flask Application, Severity Classification.
Abstract
VOICE BASED SMART WHEELCHAIR FOR PHYSICALLY IMPAIRED PERSONS
Mrs. Suhasini, Ms. Dhanya K B, Mr. Shivashankar C S, Mr. Suhas Chandra mouli, Mr. Irfan baig
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125197
Abstract: Speech signals are most significant communication tools in human beings. Nearly all conversations to communicate are carried out through voice signals. Sounds & other speech signals are changed into electrical form by utilizing a microphone. Physical disability may happen due to various reasons such as injury from accident, age-related & health issues. Wheelchair is employed for offering a means of transportation to such disabled individuals with disabilities of hands and legs. Individuals with such conditions such as paralytic individuals have trouble driving the wheelchair by hand or through a remote assembly. For such individuals the project is made to function on voice commands so that the disabled or paralytic individual can issue direction commands by simply speaking into the Android Application.
Abstract
Smart Invigilation Duty Allocation System
K.Penchalaiah, R.Anusha, S.Anjali, Sk.Reehana, Y.Kavya
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125198
Abstract: The effective management of examination processes is vital for ensuring academic integrity and fostering student success within educational institutions. This research project investigates the implementation and impact of an Invigilation System designed to optimize exam administration, enhance security measures, and improve the overall experience for administrators, invigilators, and students. The system incorporates features such as automated scheduling, intelligent invigilator assignment, and a streamlined user interface to reduce administrative burden and minimize human error. By leveraging technology, the Invigilation System aims to create a more reliable, efficient, and transparent examination environment. A mixed-methods approach is employed to evaluate the system's effectiveness, combining quantitative analysis of usage data with qualitative insights gathered through surveys, interviews, and focus groups. This methodology enables a comprehensive assessment of system performance across diverse educational contexts. Key areas of focus include operational efficiency, reliability, and user satisfaction. The anticipated findings will offer valuable guidance for educators and policymakers in refining exam management practices and reinforcing academic standards. Ultimately, the research aspires to promote a more equitable and accountable examination process that supports institutional credibility and student achievement.s
Keywords: Invigilation System,Examination Management, Academic Integrity,Operational Efficiency
Abstract
Doctors’ Handwriting Recognition
Sharath Kumar Y H, Prashanth H S, Sahana M V, Santhosh K S, Sujan Gowda S
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125199
Abstract: Handwritten medical prescriptions, often written in illegible cursive or abbreviated forms by doctors, pose a significant challenge to accurate medication dispensing. Misinterpretation of such prescriptions can lead to medication errors, adversely affecting patient safety. The goal of this work is to create an intelligent system that can identify handwritten prescriptions using advanced deep learning techniques. The proposed tool allows users to upload an image of a prescription, which is then processed and converted into a structured, machine-readable format. The system accurately detects and interprets handwriting patterns frequently observed in medical prescriptions through the use of Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs), Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs), and Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) networks. By enhancing the readability of prescriptions, the system improves communication between healthcare providers, pharmacists, and patients. The successful implementation of this model has the potential to significantly reduce medication errors, improve prescription accessibility, and enhance overall efficiency in the healthcare delivery process.
Keywords: Handwriting recognition, deep learning, CNN, optical character recognition (OCR)
Abstract
Student Performance Evaluation Based on Machine Learning
Bhavyashree H D, Prajwal C, Soujanya S, Chandan Kumar C, Akhila D J
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125200
Abstract: This project is a Flask-based web application developed to automate the evaluation of student performance across various technical domains. It allows users to upload text or image-based content (presumably representing course submissions or project work), which is then analyzed using a backend machine learning model implemented in Python (model.py). The application provides a user-friendly interface for input through HTML templates and produces evaluative results in real time. Supporting features include integration of static media resources and structured course categorization (e.g., AI, Python, IoT). The goal is to streamline the assessment process by leveraging intelligent algorithms for quick and accurate evaluations.
Keywords: Student Evaluation Automated Grading
Abstract
Exploring the Motivational and Preparatory Experiences of BSEE Graduates Pursuing the REE Examination Amidst the COVID-19 Pandemic
Shane Grey H. Beldia
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125201
Abstract: The licensure examination for Registered Electrical Engineers (REE) is inherently rigorous and became even more challenging during the COVID-19 pandemic. The repeated postponement of examination dates heightened stress and uncertainty among examinees. Despite these setbacks, the April 2022 REE examination was held as scheduled, offering a unique opportunity to explore the lived experiences of those who succeeded under such difficult conditions. This study aimed to investigate the experiences and challenges encountered by BSEE graduates who passed the April 2022 REE, with the goal of informing institutional stakeholders and supporting future examinees. Employing a basic qualitative research design, the study utilized nonprobability sampling to select 14 participants, all of whom were successful REE passers. Data were collected through semi-structured interviews and analyzed thematically using a hermeneutic phenomenological approach. Four major themes emerged from the analysis: (1) Positive attitude and hard work - highlighting the role of perseverance and mindset; (2) Uncertainty and disappointment - reflecting emotional distress due to repeated rescheduling; (3) Career growth and family uplift - emphasizing the aspirational and motivational dimensions; and (4) Calculator use and content enhancement - identifying technical strategies that supported exam performance. The findings underscore the importance of fostering a positive and supportive learning environment, both from peers and faculty. Institutional support from the application phase through exam preparation was seen as crucial. Additionally, enhancing curricular content, integrating calculator techniques, and adopting effective teaching strategies for board exam subjects were recommended. These insights can inform policies and programs that support licensure examination candidates, and may serve as a source of motivation and guidance for students in similar fields.
Keywords: Licensure Examination, Pandemic Challenges, Licensure Examination, Exam Preparation Strategies
Abstract
Recycling Waste Thermoplastic for the Production of Plastic Paver Blocks
Amey Kakule, Abhijit Thavare, Prof. S. N. Phule
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125202
Abstract: The discussion about the use and misuse of plastics in relation to environmental protection can continue endlessly without progress unless practical actions are taken at the grassroots level by those who have the ability to make a difference. Plastic waste can be utilized in road construction, and field tests have demonstrated that properly processed plastic waste used as an additive enhances road durability and helps solve environmental issues. This article highlights advancements in using plastic waste for making plastic roads. Rapid urbanization and development have led to an increase in plastic waste generation. Since plastic is non-biodegradable, it remains in the environment for many years, and disposing of plastic waste in landfills is unsafe because toxic chemicals can leach into the soil, groundwater, and pollute water bodies. Due to littering habits and inadequate waste management systems and infrastructure, plastic waste disposal continues to be a significant problem for municipal authorities, especially in urban areas. As mentioned earlier, plastic disposal is a major challenge for developing countries like India, which simultaneously requires an extensive road network for smooth economic and social progress. The scarcity of bitumen calls for careful consideration to ensure rapid road construction.
Keywords: roads, grassroots level, practical steps, plastic wastes, road construction.
Abstract
AI Powered Drug Discovery
Mrs. Suhasini, Ms. Jayanka J, Ms. Shri Lakshmi SD, Mr. Puneeth H, Ms. Jayalakshmi GS
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125203
Abstract: Artificial Intelligence (AI) has now begun to step up its usage in different segments of the society with the pharmaceutical sector being a leader beneficiary. This review enumerates the significant application of AI in different fields of the pharmaceutical industries viz., drug discovery and development, drug repurposing, enhancing pharmaceutical productivity, clinical trials, etc. to mention a few, thereby minimizing the human workload as well as reaching goals within a limited timeframe. Crosstalk about the tools and techniques employed in enforcing AI, challenges encountered and how to overcome them, as well as the future of AI in the pharmaceutical sector, is also covered.
Keywords: Artificial intelligence, Drug discovery, Drug interaction prediction, Machine learning, Deep learning
Abstract
MITIGATING THE RISK OF VESSEL SCHEDULE RELIABILITY IN SHIPPING, STRATEGIES AND BEST PRACTICES
Mr. M DINESH, Dr D ANITHA KUMARI*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125205
Abstract: The reliability of vessel schedules stands as a fundamental factor which determines the success and trustworthiness of worldwide maritime shipping operations. The growth of international commerce has made it essential to provide shipping services which deliver goods promptly while maintaining their predictability and effectiveness. The reliability of vessel schedules gets compromised by port congestion together with weather conditions and mechanical breakdowns as well as regulatory processes and geopolitical risk factors which affect the operations of shipping entities. A detailed examination is conducted in this paper to develop a complete set of risk management methods which address the problem of unreliable vessel schedules. The core foundation of this approach includes implementing modern digital solutions like real-time tracking together with Automatic Identification Systems (AIS) and Internet of Things (IoT) sensors and predictive analytics. The tools used in this framework enable better voyage planning through proactive route optimization and the early detection of possible delays. The implementation of predictive and preventive maintenance procedures stands as a key approach to minimize unexpected mechanical faults together with the use of Just-In-Time (JIT) port arrival methods and port call optimization that lead to shortened idle periods and increased turnaround time efficiency. The foundation of operational consistency relies on flexible network and fleet design along with crew training practices and standard operating procedures. Supply chain partners should engage collaboratively with ports and terminal operators to ensure smooth coordination and information sharing. The use of key performance indicators (KPIs) such as on-time arrival rates together with delay root cause analysis helps organizations implement continuous improvement strategies.
Keywords: Predictive maintenance, Voyage optimization, Port call efficiency, Risk mitigation
Abstract
AN INFLUENCE OF YOUTUBE ADVERTISING ON CONSUMER BEHAVIOR ACROSS SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORM
Guru Guhan G, Dr. Kabirdoss Devi*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125206
Abstract: This research explores the Influence of YouTube advertising on consumer behavior across various social media platforms, emphasizing the growing impact of digital video content in shaping consumer decisions. With YouTube being a dominant platform for video consumption and brand communication, the study investigates how elements such as personalization, ad formats, emotional appeal, influencer presence, and storytelling affect engagement, trust, and purchase intent. It also examines how YouTube ads trigger actions beyond the platform-such as sharing content, following brands, and making purchases through other social media channels like Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok. Using quantitative methods and statistical analysis, the study reveals that YouTube ads significantly impact consumer behavior, offering critical insights for marketers aiming to design cross-platform advertising strategies that resonate with modern, digitally active consumers.
Abstract
A Study on Customer Segmentation and Campaign Effectiveness
Mr. Mohanaram A, Ms. A. Narmadha
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125207
Abstract: Customer segmentation is a key component of marketing strategies that allows companies to segment their customer base into specific groups by common attributes and behavior. The present research investigates the process of data-driven customer segmentation through clustering methods and demographic research to determine target customer profiles. Based on historical customer information, this research seeks to create actionable segments to match marketing goals to improve customer targeting and one-to-one marketing efforts. The success of segmented marketing campaigns is measured through the determination of customer response rates, conversion rates, and total return on investment (ROI) for identified segments. Statistical analysis and predictive modeling are used in this research to measure the effect of segmented marketing campaigns and offer information on the differing effectiveness of various promotional strategies within each segment. Comparative analysis is used to determine the most profitable customer segments and the best marketing channels for each segment. This research emphasizes the importance of customer segmentation as a marketing strategy to improve campaign effectiveness. With customer segmentation aligned with marketing efforts, businesses are able to secure higher response rates, decrease customer acquisition, and drive more ROI.
Keywords: Customer Segmentation, Campaign Effectiveness, Targeted Marketing, Data Analysis, Clustering Techniques
Abstract
A Study on Effectiveness of Social Media Recruitment Strategies in Attracting Top Talent
Ms. JANANI V. S, Dr.Sudha S*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125208
Abstract: This research investigates the role of social media in simplifying and enhancing the recruitment and selection process. Traditional recruitment methods often face challenges such as limited outreach, slower response times, and high operational costs, which can hinder effective talent acquisition. To address these limitations, the study adopts a quantitative research design using a structured questionnaire targeting HR professionals and recruitment staff within the organisation. The data collected was analysed using SPSS software to extract meaningful patterns and statistically significant insights. The findings indicate that the strategic use of social platforms not only broadens the talent pool but also improves the speed and quality of hiring. Customised content, real-time engagement, and employer branding efforts were found to positively influence candidate attraction and perception. Furthermore, integrating AI tools in social media recruitment, such as automated screening and analytics, enhanced efficiency and candidate-job fit. Despite these benefits, the study also identifies key challenges such as content saturation, platform limitations, and concerns regarding data privacy and misrepresentation. Nonetheless, the research emphasises the increasing importance of digital recruitment in technology-driven firms. By offering practical recommendations, including content personalisation, engagement tracking, AI integration, and brand consistency, the study provides a roadmap for organisations seeking to modernise their recruitment strategies. Ultimately, this research contributes to the broader discourse on digital human resource management and offers valuable insights into how social media can be leveraged to create a more agile, cost-effective, and impactful hiring process
Keywords: Social Media Recruitment, Selection Process, Artificial Intelligence, Employer Branding, Candidate Engagement, Digital Hiring, Talent Acquisition, Recruitment Simplification, Data-Driven HRM.
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A study on customer retention strategies for over dimensional cargo
Ms. Harisha.S, Mr B Kalaiyarasan
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125209
Abstract: Customer retention is a critical success factor in the logistics and transportation industry, particularly in the niche sector of Over Dimensional Cargo (ODC), which involves the movement of goods exceeding standard size and weight limits. This study explores effective customer retention strategies specifically tailored to ODC services, where logistical complexity, high operational costs, and specialized equipment demand a strong focus on relationship management and service excellence. The research investigates key factors influencing customer loyalty, including service reliability, pricing transparency, customized logistics solutions, communication effectiveness, and post-delivery support. Primary data collected from logistics providers and long-term ODC clients, along with secondary data from industry reports, provide insights into customer expectations and the role of value-added services in fostering loyalty. The study also examines the impact of technology integration, such as real-time tracking and automated customer service platforms, on client satisfaction. Findings indicate that consistent service quality, proactive problem resolution, and strategic customer engagement significantly enhance retention rates. The study concludes by offering a set of actionable recommendations for logistics companies to build sustainable customer relationships in the ODC segment, emphasizing the importance of trust, personalization, and continuous service innovation. These strategies can help firms gain a competitive edge in a challenging and dynamic market.
Keywords: Over Dimensional Cargo (ODC), Customer retention, Logistics, Service reliability, Customer loyalty, Value-added services, Technology integration, Client satisfaction, Relationship management, Transportation industry.
Abstract
Study on customer perception and satisfaction in vehicle loan service in Cholamandalam Investment and Finance Company Limited
TAMIL SELVAM, Dr. Priyadharshini*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125210
Abstract: With an emphasis on important elements impacting borrower experiences, this study examines consumer perception and satisfaction in the auto loan services industry. Data was gathered from 64 respondents who had taken out auto loans in the previous five years using structured questionnaires. Although 43.8% of borrowers found the repayment procedure convenient, a noteworthy 56.3% of them experienced difficulties, suggesting that loan structuring and communication need to be improved. The need for more transparency in loan agreements is further highlighted by the fact that 45.3% of respondents experienced hidden fees that were not revealed up front. 50% of participants said they would be willing to use the same loan provider again in spite of these problems, indicating that elements like trust and service quality are crucial for keeping customers.
Keywords: Customer Perception, Customer Satisfaction, Vehicle Loan Services, Service Quality Loan Repayment
Abstract
Assessing Inclusive Leadership and Equitable Hiring Practices at Prodian Infotech: A Strategic Review
Samuel Jebaraj, Dr. K. Sankar Singh
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125211
Abstract: In the rapidly evolving tech industry, fostering inclusive leadership and equitable hiring has emerged as a competitive imperative. This study assesses the current landscape of inclusive leadership and recruitment practices at Prodian Infotech, a growing player in the IT solutions space. Using a mixed-method approach-comprising employee surveys, policy reviews, and leadership interviews-this research identifies strengths and gaps in Prodian's inclusion framework. Findings reveal that while the company has foundational policies in place, key challenges exist in leadership representation, structured DEI accountability, and outreach to diverse talent pools. The study proposes a three-tier strategy to enhance inclusion: leadership development, bias-free recruitment processes, and DEI analytics. These insights contribute to a growing body of knowledge around embedding inclusive culture in mid-sized tech firms.
Keywords: Inclusive Leadership, Hiring Practices, DEI Strategy, Diversity Management, HR Transformation, Prodian Infotech, Talent Acquisition, Equity in Employment
Abstract
Detection Of Manipulated Media With AI
Vijay Kumar M S, Poornima N H, Priya M, Namratha S, Sneha H L
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125212
Abstract: Detection of Manipulated Media with AI is a system designed to counter the growing issue of false or altered multimedia content across digital platforms. In recent years, the spread of deepfakes and edited media has posed serious challenges to authenticity and public trust. This project makes use of artificial intelligence, particularly deep learning techniques like convolutional neural networks (CNNs), to spot signs of tampering in audio, video, and image files. It analyzes inconsistencies and manipulation patterns that are often invisible to the human eye. A simple user interface allows users to upload content for verification, offering real-time classification as authentic or altered. The solution is scalable, efficient, and plays a vital role in media verification, especially for journalists, legal investigators, and content moderators. It supports the fight against misinformation and promotes integrity in digital communication.
Keywords: Fake Media, Deepfake Detection, AI, CNN, Media Authentication, Digital Integrity, Image Forensics, Video Verification, Audio Analysis
Abstract
BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE IN LOGISTICS FOR SUPPLYCHAIN MANAGEMENT B-ACCURACY EXIM PVT. LTD
MUHAMMED FAMIL.S, Dr. S. SUDHA
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125213
Abstract: This project titled "Business Intelligence in Logistics for Supply Chain Management at B-Accuracy Exim Pvt. Ltd." explores the transformative impact of Business Intelligence (BI) tools on modern logistics operations within the supply chain ecosystem. In today's competitive and fast-paced global market, logistics plays a critical role in ensuring timely, cost-effective, and efficient movement of goods. However, traditional logistics systems often face challenges such as data fragmentation, lack of real-time visibility, and inefficient decision-making processes. The study focuses on how the integration of BI technologies-such as data analytics, dashboards, predictive modeling, and real-time monitoring-can enhance operational efficiency, support data-driven decision-making, and improve supply chain performance at B-Accuracy Exim Pvt. Ltd. Through structured data collection, analysis, and interpretation, the research examines the role of BI in areas such as inventory management, route optimization, demand forecasting, and supplier evaluation.
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A STUDY ON OPTIMIZING HR RECRUITMENT PROCESSES FOR CONTRACT-TO-HIRE ROLES AT CAREERNET TECHNOLOGIES IN CHENNAI
Ms. Diana Vinisha B, Dr. Amutha G*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125214
Abstract: In today's dynamic workforce landscape, contract-to-hire roles have become an increasingly popular hiring strategy for organizations seeking flexibility and risk mitigation in talent acquisition. This project focuses on optimizing Human Resources (HR) recruitment processes specifically tailored to contract-to-hire positions. These roles provide a trial period for both employers and employees, making efficient and accurate recruitment processes critical to success. The study aims to identify common challenges faced in hiring for contract-to-hire roles, such as prolonged hiring timelines, poor candidate-job matching, and inadequate onboarding practices. The research also investigates best practices in candidate sourcing, screening, engagement, and conversion to full-time status. Data is gathered through literature reviews, industry reports, and interviews with HR professionals. Addressing budget constraints and managing candidate expectations are key to successful hiring. A strong employer brand, effective onboarding, and structured C2H processes can significantly boost conversion and retention rates.
Keywords: Contract-to-Hire (C2H), Talent Acquisition, Candidate Screening, Employer Branding, Job Matching, Hiring Challenges, Retention
Abstract
ANALYSIS OF EXPORT DOCUMENTATION OF TRUCK MANUFACTURING COMPANY BEYOND CHALLENGES
Shravan SJ, Dr. G. Madhumita
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125215
Abstract: This research looks at the export documentation procedures that truck manufacturers use, with an emphasis on comprehending the intricacies that go beyond the well-known difficulties. It emphasizes how crucial correct and compliant documentation is to minimizing delays, avoiding fines, and guaranteeing seamless international commercial operations. Important papers such bills of lading, business invoices, certificates of origin, inspection certificates, and customs declarations are all examined in detail. The study examines more complex issues like digital transformation barriers, integration with supply chain partners, trade policy shifts, and changing environmental compliance standards in addition to more common ones like documentation errors, regulatory mismatches, and a lack of cross-border harmonization.
Keywords: Export Documentation, Truck Manufacturing, International Trade Compliance, Logistics Challenges
Abstract
A STUDY ON EXPORT LOGISTICS AND DOCUMENTATION
Mr. SATHISHKUMAR P, Mrs. P C SARANYA, Dr. D ANITHA KUMARI*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125216
Abstract: This study investigates the processes, challenges, and improvements related to export logistics and documentation. The research highlights the importance of accurate documentation and efficient logistics in international trade. Through detailed analysis of data collected from logistics professionals, the study identifies key bottlenecks such as manual documentation errors, delays in customs clearance, and limited digital adoption. The paper explores technological solutions, including automation and ERP systems, and evaluates their impact on documentation accuracy and shipment timelines. Statistical methods such as ANOVA and regression analysis reveal a significant relationship between the number of documents required and the time taken for export documentation. The findings emphasize the need for enhanced training, digital tools, and streamlined procedures to ensure compliance and operational efficiency.
Keywords: Export Documentation, Customs Clearance, International Trade, Logistics Management, Digital Logistics, 3PL, Compliance, Supply Chain.
Abstract
IOT BASED FLOOD MONITORING AND ALERTING SYSTEM
Sushma M P, Namith R, Nirmitha P, Prajwal K T, Prathiksha M Y
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125218
Abstract: The increasing frequency of extreme weather events and floods has necessitated the development of real-time monitoring systems to mitigate risks and enhance disaster preparedness. This project presents an IoT-based Flood and Weather Monitoring System designed to detect environmental parameters such as water levels, rainfall, temperature, and humidity, providing early warnings to authorities and communities. The system employs an Arduino Uno microcontroller as the central processing unit, integrating multiple sensors including a DHT11 sensor for temperature and humidity measurement, a water level sensor for flood detection, and a rain sensor for precipitation monitoring. When the water level exceeds a predefined threshold or rainfall is detected, the system triggers an SMS alert via a GSM module (such as SIM800L) to notify relevant authorities, enabling timely intervention. Additionally, an audible buzzer is activated to alert nearby residents. For remote monitoring, sensor data is transmitted to the ThingSpeak cloud platform using an ESP8266 Wi-Fi module, allowing real-time visualization and analysis of weather and flood conditions through a web-based dashboard.
Keywords: IoT, Flood Monitoring, Water Level Detection, Arduino, SMS.
Abstract
“Smart Agriculture Through Vision: Predicting Seed Traits and Growth from a Single Image” (SeedLens)
Mrs. Suma H C, Mr. Chandan Swamy D M, Mr. Madan S, Ms. Manjula A, Ms. Thanmayi R
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125219
Abstract: This paper describes a sophisticated deep learning system aimed at examining seed images and predicting several agricultural parameters from a single image input. The system uses a multi-task learning ResNet18-based architecture that can classify seed type, evaluate viability, estimate growth rate, examine surface texture, and predict environmental conditions like temperature, humidity, moisture content, and light intensity simultaneously. In contrast to conventional systems that depend on physical sensors or lab equipment, this method uses only visual information, and hence it is a cost-efficient and scalable solution for smart agriculture. The model shows high accuracy in all tasks and is incorporated into a real-time user interface, allowing for instant and useful application in the field. This paper brings out the capabilities of computer vision and deep learning in revolutionizing traditional farming methods into smart, sensorless systems.
Abstract
IMAGE AND VIDEO DEBLURRING
Mrs. Sumaiya, Ms. Bhanushree.KM, Ms. Sadhana.S, Ms. Yuktha sarode J
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125220
Abstract: This research introduces a comprehensive deep learning-based system for restoring blurred images and videos while simultaneously enabling seatbelt detection from images for traffic safety monitoring. The proposed framework employs a Super-Resolution Network (SRN) for effective image deblurring and a Deep Blind Network (DBN) for handling motion blur in video sequences. Once the visual clarity is restored, The system includes a user-friendly interface where seatbelt detection can be triggered post-deblurring through a dedicated action button, making it suitable for applications in surveillance environments. Experimental evaluations show that the integration of deblurring and object detection significantly enhances recognition accuracy compared to processing blurred content directly. This unified approach not only recovers valuable visual information but also facilitates reliable enforcement of road safety regulations using restored visual evidence.
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Lumbar Spine Disease Detection
Mrs. Sowmyashree A N, Mr. Bharghav G, Ms. Bhavana P S, Mr. Darshan K R, Mr. Shiva Dhanush A
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125221
Abstract: Detection of lumbar diseases using deep learning is the first step toward the application of artificial intelligence technology in medical diagnostics. This project provides the INVGG-based diagnostic system for spinal health problems. Its primary aim is to develop an infrastructure that is fully self-sufficient, inexpensive, and efficiently classifies lumbar conditions such as herniated discs and spinal stenosis. The model is augmented with features such as normalization preprocessing, learning enhancement augmentation, and visual understanding explanation via Grad-CAM with minimal human monitoring. The use of deep learning allows the remote diagnosis and monitoring of spinal disorders. The system includes a web interface for immediate prediction of diseases, displaying heatmaps for diagnostics which helps radiologists and medical practitioners to provide timely, accurate, and efficient diagnoses. This system allows uploading images, displaying results alongside generated reports thus increasing operational efficiency. This spinal diagnostic system presents an adaptive solution to strengthen the spine healthcare system while improving the initiatives for clinical and research endeavors focused on lumbar diseases.
Abstract
Pesticides and Their Impact on Biodiversity and the Environment
Sanjeev Kumar Vidyarthi*, Kumari Sushma Saroj and Hari Mohan Prasad Singh
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125222
Abstract: Pesticides are biological toxins utilized by humans to eliminate pests, thereby enhancing crop yields and controlling insect vectors that spread diseases. However, the application of pesticides has resulted in significant environmental and health risks to various organisms, including humans. Overuse of these chemicals can lead to a decline in biodiversity, putting many bird species, aquatic life, and other animals at risk due to the detrimental effects of harmful pesticides. This article aims to explore the negative consequences of pesticides on biodiversity and the environment.
Keywords: Pesticides, Biodiversity, Environment
Abstract
Factors Affecting Wellbeing and Mental Health of Engineering and Construction Professionals in Nigeria
Uzor Onyia, Nzoputa Blessed Madueme
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125223
Abstract: Wellbeing and mental health is a fundamental component of occupational health and safety required for safe engineering and construction project delivery. Through a thorough literature review and questionnaire survey of 152 engineers and construction workers in the Nigerian Construction Industry (NCI), this study identified and explored the factors affecting wellbeing culture and mental health among engineering and construction professionals in Nigeria. Our findings reveal Decrease in job satisfaction and Reduction in Productivity respectively are the highest impacts of poor wellbeing culture and mental health of construction workers in Nigeria. Furthermore, Enforcement of regulations that prioritize mental health considerations in urban planning and development and Regular training and education programs should be implemented to raise awareness will help to improve wellbeing culture and mental health among construction workers in Nigeria. Hence, there is a need for regular awareness workshops and training, policies supporting work-life balance, and accessible counselling services to promote mental health and wellbeing in the Nigerian Construction Industry.
Keywords: Wellbeing Culture, Mental Health, Construction, Engineering, Nigeria.
Abstract
Mango Fruit Grading Using Deep Learning Algorithms
Vijay Kumar M S, Aishwarya M N, Anagha Ananth, Manaswi T J, Keerthi M
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125224
Abstract: Accurate classification of harvested mangoes based on outer appearance is crucial for maintaining quality, ensuring fair pricing, and reducing post-harvest losses. Manual grading is often time-consuming and error-prone. This paper presents an automated mango fruit grading system that utilizes deep learning algorithms to evaluate quality parameters such as texture, color, size, and surface defects. Techniques like Gabor filtering, Gray Level Co-occurrence Matrix (GLCM), and deep learning models including Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN) and Probabilistic Neural Networks (PNN) are used to extract and classify key features. The implementation is done using MATLAB R2023a. Experimental results show improved grading accuracy, reduced human involvement, and consistency in quality classification. This system contributes to smart agriculture by offering scalability, objectivity, and real-time usability.
Keywords: Mango Grading,Agriculture, Deep Learning, Image Processing, CNN, PNN, Gabor Filters, MATLAB
Abstract
FREIGHT FORWARDING OPERATIONS: AN IN-DEPTH ANALYSIS OF WORK ACTIVITIES AND CHALLENGES
Mr. KOUSHIK SHARAN P, Dr. D ANITHA KUMARI
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125225
Abstract: This paper provides an overview of the freight forwarding industry, highlighting its critical role in facilitating the global movement of goods through strategic logistics coordination across various transport modes air, sea, rail, and road. Freight forwarders act as intermediaries between shippers and consignees, managing the complex shipping process through a reliable network of third parties, including carriers, insurers, and customs agents. While these companies contribute significantly to international trade by simplifying cross-border logistics, they face a range of challenges. These include regulatory compliance, technological adaptation, economic fluctuations, intense competition, infrastructure limitations, environmental disruptions, insurance liabilities, payment issues, quality control demands, and cultural differences. The paper outlines how these factors influence the efficiency and profitability of freight forwarding businesses, emphasizing the need for adaptability, robust planning, and continuous investment in technology and human resources to navigate an increasingly complex global trade environment.
Keywords: Freight forwarding; Global logistics; Multimodal transport; Supply chain;
Abstract
“THE STUDY ABOUT EFFECTIVENESS OF INFLUENCER MARKETING”
Narayana Perumal.P, Dr. S. Chandramouli
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125226
Abstract: This study examines the effectiveness of influencer marketing in enhancing consumer engagement, trust, and brand impact. With the growing prominence of social media platforms, influencers have become key players in digital marketing strategies. By comparing the performance of macro-influencers (with large followings) and micro-influencers (with smaller, more niche audiences), the research evaluates how different influencer types influence consumer perceptions and behaviors. The findings indicate that micro-influencers generate higher levels of trust and engagement, while macro-influencers are more effective at increasing brand visibility. Overall, influencer marketing significantly improves purchase intent and brand recall compared to traditional advertising. The study concludes that authenticity and audience alignment are critical to maximizing the return on influencer-driven campaigns. These insights offer practical implications for marketers seeking to leverage influencers for targeted and effective brand communication.
Keywords: Influencer marketing, social media, consumer engagement, brand awareness, purchase intent, micro-influencers, macro-influencers, digital marketing, consumer trust, marketing strategy.
Abstract
Underwater Garbage Detection Using YOLOv8 Model
Prof.Arpitha K, Lohit Kumar B R, Sharanappa Padiyappanavar, Shwetha M, Sumanth T M
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125227
Abstract: Effective machine-learning algorithms are vital for the successful navigation of underwater environments and the intelligent recognition of objects in murky waters. The advancement of modern society has led to increased pollution in marine ecosystems, particularly in oceans, rivers, and lakes, which threatens our precious water resources. Despite existing environmental regulations, solid waste, including refuse and debris, continues to be directly dumped into the ocean, negatively affecting the survival and health of marine life. Consequently, it is imperative to employ suitable methods for the precise detection and analysis of features in these specific environments. In this study, we have utilized the YoloV8 algorithm for underwater waste detection, utilizing a dataset comprising 5096 images from various categories. These categories encompass items such as masks, metal cans, glass bottles, gloves, plastic bags, and tires, captured across a range of distinct underwater settings. This research also tackles the escalating problem of underwater waste in oceans and seas by identifying debris in underwater imagery.
Keywords: Object Detection, Deep Learning, Waste Detection, YOLOv8, Underwater Image, Marine Plastic Waste Detection.
Abstract
A COMPREHENSIVE OF INDIA CEMENTS AND ITS INTERNATIONAL LOGISTICS OPERATIONS
Mr. SIBI CHAKKARAVARTHY P, Dr. D ANITHA KUMARI*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125228
Abstract: International logistics operations in the cement industry involve a well-coordinated supply chain that ensures the efficient movement of goods from production units to global destinations. These operations typically include inland transportation, port handling, storage, and maritime shipping. Cement and clinker, the primary export products, are transported from factories to ports using road and rail networks, followed by loading onto vessels for international shipping. The use of both owned and chartered vessels allows for flexibility and cost-efficiency in global distribution. Efficient logistics planning is essential to meet delivery timelines, maintain product quality, and minimize costs. Coordination with international logistics partners, freight forwarders, and port authorities is critical to ensure smooth operations. Digital tracking systems and logistics management software enhance transparency and allow real-time monitoring of shipments. Sustainable practices such as optimized routing, bulk packaging, and fuel-efficient vessels are increasingly being adopted to reduce the environmental footprint. These operations are vital in supporting export activities, expanding market reach, and enhancing competitiveness in the global cement trade. International logistics serves as a backbone for cross-border trade in cement, and its strategic management directly influences market presence, customer satisfaction, and overall business performance in global markets.
Keywords: Cement Export, International Logistics, Maritime Shipping, Supply Chain, Clinker Transport, Port Handling, Vessel Operations, Sustainable Logistics, Freight Management, Global Trade
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RISK MANAGEMENT IN OCEAN FREIGHT PROJECT CARGO
Mr. MANOJ PANDIAN N, Dr. B KALAIYARASAN, Dr. D ANITHA KUMARI*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125229
Abstract: Risk management in ocean freight project cargo is essential to address the unique challenges posed by high-value, oversized, and time-sensitive shipments. Proactive strategies mitigate operational, financial, and logistical risks. Risk management in ocean freight project cargo is critical due to the complex, high-value, and time-sensitive nature of such shipments. Project cargo often involves oversized, heavy, or delicate equipment, making it vulnerable to operational, logistical, financial, and environmental risks. Key risks include cargo damage due to improper handling, weather-related delays, route obstructions, regulatory compliance issues, and geopolitical instability. Mitigation strategies involve thorough pre-shipment planning, including route surveys, stowage optimization, and securing specialized transport equipment. Insurance coverage tailored to project cargo helps mitigate financial losses, while real-time tracking enhances visibility and response capabilities. Additionally, stakeholder collaboration between shippers, carriers, ports, and insurers is essential for risk assessment and contingency planning. Compliance with international maritime regulations, such as SOLAS and IMDG codes, reduces legal and safety risks. Proactive risk management in ocean freight project cargo enhances operational resilience, reduces costs, and ensures successful project execution. By identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks early, stakeholders can optimize supply chain efficiency and protect high-value shipments. Future advancements in predictive analytics and AI-driven logistics may further improve risk mitigation in this sector.
Keywords: Risk management, ocean freight, project cargo, logistics, supply chain, maritime safety.
Abstract
A STUDY ON FINACIAL PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF PIDILITE INDUSTRIES LIMITEDV
MARIMUTHU C, Ms V VARDHINI
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125230
Abstract: Pidilite Industries Limited, a name synonymous with adhesives in India, has played a pivotal role in transforming the construction chemicals and specialty chemicals sector through innovation, quality, and brand trust. This study explores the financial performance of Pidilite Industries over the past few financial years, aiming to assess its growth trajectory, profitability, liquidity, and overall financial stability in the context of both domestic and global market environments.The purpose of this study is to provide a clear picture of how well Pidilite has managed its resources and capital over time. Key financial indicators such as revenue trends, net profit margins, return on equity (ROE), earnings per share (EPS), current ratio, and debt-to-equity ratio have been examined to evaluate the company's efficiency and performance. The analysis also considers non-financial factors such as Pidilite's strategic investments in innovation, brand-building, and sustainable practices, which contribute significantly to its long-term growth and market dominance. Pidilite's financial performance has been largely positive, driven by strong consumer demand, effective cost management, and a well-diversified product portfolio. Despite challenges such as raw material price volatility and fluctuating demand cycles, the company has shown resilience by maintaining stable margins and consistent revenue growth. Its strong balance sheet, with minimal debt and healthy cash flows, reflects a sound financial structure that enables flexibility in future expansions and acquisitions. In conclusion, the financial analysis of Pidilite Industries Limited reveals a company that has not only achieved steady financial growth but also built a robust and sustainable business model.
Keywords: Positive Financial Performance, Sustainable Business Model, Innovation and Market Leadership
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ASSESSING THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF GLOBAL LOGISTICS: CHALLENGES AND SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS
Rithin Ilango, Dr. S. Sudha
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125231
Abstract: This report assesses the logistics and transportation industry's environmental impacts in terms of carbon emissions and environmental degradation as a result of international freight services. It examines air, land, rail, and shipping transportation's contributions to climate change effects and discusses sustainable logistics practices such as electric vehicle adoption, use of biofuels, and intermodal transportation systems. Data collection and examination of mitigation efforts, using a review of literature, collections and proposals so far made, leads to the determination that on a transitioning and evidence based pathways for sustainable logistics and transports it is vital to make policy and regulatory changes for transformation, technology available and protect shared and cross-sectoral business interests to advance the move towards more sustainable logistics. Overall, the structural changes to decarbonise supply chains identified mean there is an urgency for logistics to decarbonise or alternatively face extinction in terms of environmental and economic sustainability in the long term.
Keywords: Sustainable logistics, carbon emissions, transportation, climate change, supply chain, intermodal transport, green technology, environmental impact
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A STUDY ON THE ROLE OF MARKETING ANALYTICS IN STRATEGIC DECISION MAKING
AJAY RAJAN P, DR S CHANDRA MOULI
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125232
Abstract: In today's highly competitive and data-driven business environment, making informed decisions is more critical than ever. Marketing analytics has emerged as a powerful tool that helps organizations turn raw data into meaningful insights, guiding strategic decisions and improving overall performance. This study explores the role of marketing analytics in shaping strategic decision-making processes across various industries. It focuses on how companies gather, interpret, and apply marketing data to make more effective choices regarding customer targeting, product development, pricing strategies, and promotional activities. The research combines both qualitative and quantitative approaches, including case studies, surveys, and interviews with marketing professionals. Findings indicate that organizations that actively use marketing analytics not only make quicker and more confident decisions but also demonstrate better alignment between marketing strategies and business objectives. Key areas where analytics has shown significant impact include customer segmentation, campaign performance tracking, market trend forecasting, and return on investment (ROI) measurement. However, the study also highlights some challenges-such as data quality issues, lack of skilled personnel, and resistance to adopting data-driven cultures-that can limit the effectiveness of marketing analytics. Despite these challenges, the growing availability of advanced tools and technologies is making it easier for companies to integrate analytics into their strategic frameworks. Ultimately, the study concludes that marketing analytics is no longer just a supporting function but a strategic asset that enables smarter decision-making. Businesses that invest in analytics capabilities and foster a data-centric culture are better positioned to adapt to market changes, meet customer needs, and achieve long-term growth. This research underscores the importance of embedding analytics into the core of marketing strategy for sustained competitive advantage.
Keywords: Marketing Analytics, Strategic Decision Making, Data-Driven Strategy
Abstract
Clustering based Indexing of Cartoon Images for Retrieval
Amruth V, Santhosh Kumar M, Preethi B, Amrutha B, Prathiksha MS
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125233
Abstract: IEEE Content-based cartoon image retrieval systems face challenges due to intra-class variability, shape invariance, and scalability. This paper proposes a novel framework combining Scale-Invariant Feature Transform (SIFT) and Histogram of Oriented Gradients (HOG) for feature extraction, enhanced by Principal Component Analysis (PCA) and Linear Discriminant Analysis (LDA) for dimensionality reduction. A Kd-tree indexing mechanism ensures efficient retrieval. Experiments on a custom dataset of 600 images (30 classes) demonstrate that fused SIFT+HOG achieves 84% higher precision than standalone methods. The system addresses pose variation, background clutter, and scalability, making it suitable for animation studios, advertising, and educational tools.
Keywords: Cartoon retrieval, feature fusion, SIFT, HOG, dimensionality reduction, Kd-tree indexing
Abstract
AI – Agricultural Chatbot [Agri - bot]
Chaitrashree R, Rohan Siddhu K S, Srinand M V, Aishwarya K M, Bharath Bhushan M
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125234
Abstract: This project presents an AI-powered system designed to assist farmers by addressing agricultural queries through natural language processing (NLP) and image analysis. Farmers can interact with a smart assistant via text, receiving accurate, AI-driven solutions. The system also allows users to upload images of crops, soil, or diseased plants, enabling computer vision to detect issues and suggest remedies. Regional language support ensures accessibility for non-English-speaking farmers, making the tool more inclusive. Additionally, real-time weather forecasting based on the user's pincode provides crucial environmental insights to aid in decision-making. The solution integrates NLP, computer vision, multilingual support, and weather data to form a comprehensive virtual agricultural assistant. Technologies used include Flask for the backend, Google Gemini AI for text and image processing, OpenWeatherMap API for weather updates, and Google Translator for language translation. The platform is user-friendly, efficient, and designed to empower farmers with timely, intelligent support for improved productivity.
Keywords: Artificial Intelligence (AI), Natural Language Processing (NLP), Computer Vision, Crop Disease Detection, Weather Forecasting, Multilingual Support.
Abstract
A study on employee engagement in hospital
Mohamed Faisal J, DR. Jayasree Krishnan
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125235
Abstract: Employee engagement is pivotal in enhancing hospital performance, influencing staff retention, patient care quality, and safety outcomes. This study investigates the factors affecting employee engagement among healthcare professionals and its subsequent impact on hospital operations. Drawing from a comprehensive review of literature and empirical data, the research identifies key drivers of engagement, including work motivation, organizational support, and the physical work environment. Findings indicate that higher levels of employee engagement correlate with improved job performance, reduced turnover intentions, and a stronger culture of patient safety. Moreover, engaged employees contribute to better patient experiences and outcomes. The study underscores the necessity for hospital management to implement strategies fostering engagement, such as supportive leadership, opportunities for professional development, and recognition programs. By prioritizing employee engagement, hospitals can achieve enhanced operational efficiency and superior patient care.
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REPORT ON IMPORT & EXPORT PROCEDURE AND DOCUMENTATION
Mr. SIVARAJ S, Dr. D ANITHA KUMARI
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125236
Abstract: This project investigates the procedures and documentation associated with import and export are examined in this report, emphasising their vital role in promoting global trade. Effective trade operations are essential for preserving competitiveness in a globalised economy, and appropriate documentation forms the foundation of these exchanges. Starting with trade agreements and progressing through regulatory compliance, documentation requirements, customs clearance, and logistical coordination, the study focusses on the organised movement of commodities across borders.Important documents that are essential to both import and export operations include the commercial invoice, bill of lading, packing list, certificate of origin, letter of credit, and shipping instructions. These documents serve as crucial instruments for customs officials to evaluate tariffs and taxes, confirm regulatory compliance, and maintain security in addition to establishing the legal and financial terms of trade.The report showcases real-world difficulties and solutions through in-depth case studies from a variety of organisations and nations, including Thailand, Indonesia, India, and global firms like Maersk and Volkswagen. Redundant documentation, a lack of system integration, mistakes made when entering data by hand, and regulatory delays are typical problems. In response, a number of digital platforms, like the blockchain-based TradeLens, Pakistan's PSW, and India's ICEGATE, have shown promise in lowering processing times, increasing operational efficiency, and improving transparency.
Keywords: Import and Export Procedures, Trade Documentation, Customs Clearance, Digital Platforms, Regulatory Compliance, Global Trade.
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IMPACT OF EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT STRATEGIES ON SOFTWARE DEVELOPERS
KALAIVISHAL K, DR S CHANDRA MOULI
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125237
Abstract: Employee engagement has emerged as a critical factor influencing productivity, innovation, and retention in the software development industry. In an environment where developers often face high cognitive demands, tight deadlines, and rapid technological changes, keeping them engaged is not just a matter of job satisfaction-it's a strategic imperative. This study explores the impact of various employee engagement strategies on software developers, focusing on how factors like recognition, flexible work arrangements, professional development opportunities, and open communication affect their motivation and performance. Through a combination of qualitative interviews and quantitative analysis of survey data from software professionals across multiple organizations, the research reveals that engagement strategies tailored to the unique needs of developers have a significantly positive impact. Developers who feel heard, valued, and supported show higher levels of commitment and are more likely to go beyond their job descriptions, contributing creatively to problem-solving and innovation. The study also highlights that flexibility in work hours and the option to work remotely greatly enhance job satisfaction and reduce burnout-two major concerns in tech workplaces. Moreover, continuous learning opportunities and a clear path for career growth are shown to be strong engagement drivers. When developers perceive that their organizations invest in their growth, they are more likely to stay and perform at a higher level. Transparent leadership and regular, meaningful feedback also emerged as key factors in fostering trust and engagement.
Keywords: Employee Engagement, Software Developers, Workplace Motivation
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ANALYSIS ON “LOGISTICAL CHALLENGES FACED BY PRODUCT EXPORTERS
Mr. DHARSHAN S, Dr. D ANITHA KUMARI
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125238
Abstract: This study investigates the logistical challenges encountered by product exporters, with a particular focus on Tamil Nadu. Despite the global expansion of trade, limited research exists on sector-specific difficulties, especially for small exporters in emerging markets. This research aims to fill that gap by analysing operational, financial, and regulatory barriers that hinder efficient export logistics. Key issues explored include high freight costs, shipment delays, inadequate infrastructure, and customs clearance inefficiencies. The study also assesses how trade policies, international regulations, and economic shifts influence export activities. Emphasis is placed on evaluating market access barriers such as tariff and non-tariff measures, sanitary standards, and certification requirements. Moreover, the study addresses the financial constraints exporters face, such as limited credit access, high transaction costs, and currency fluctuations. It also considers the growing relevance of e-commerce as a potential tool for overcoming traditional trade barriers. The findings aim to provide practical insights that can help exporters optimize logistics, comply with international standards, and improve their competitiveness in the global market. The research identifies core issues including high transportation costs, shipment delays, container shortages, and poor last-mile connectivity. Regulatory bottlenecks such as cumbersome customs procedures, complex documentation requirements, and inconsistent trade regulations are also analysed.
Keywords: Export logistics, shipment delays, freight costs, infrastructure challenges, customs clearance, export documentation, trade policies, market access barriers, tariff and non-tariff measures, export finance, currency fluctuations, e-commerce, regulatory bottleneck small exporters.
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A Review on the Use of Waste Thermoplastic in Civil Engineering
Amey Kakule, Abhijit Thavare, Prof. S. N. Phule
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125239
Abstract: Plastic materials are widely used around the globe, often without considering their effects on sustainable development. Such widespread use has led to dangerous consequences for the environment. The growing accumulation of plastic waste presents a significant environmental challenge. Addressing this issue requires innovative approaches, such as incorporating plastic waste into civil engineering construction projects, which can also offer economic benefits. Reducing plastic waste has become an urgent priority. Various methods have been developed to use plastic waste, including its application as aggregate in concrete and as a binding agent in floor tiles. These practices not only help reduce the volume of waste but also improve the properties of construction materials. This work primarily focuses on exploring the use of plastic waste in civil engineering construction. It investigates how plastic waste can be integrated into materials like concrete and floor tiles. In Europe, more than 95 percent of de-inked plastic waste is recovered in nine countries. Between 2009 and 2014, the amount of waste generated increased by approximately 1.7 million tons, but during the same period, total waste volumes decreased by 4.9 million tons, while the amount of recovered waste rose by 6.2 million tons. Despite advancements and innovations, plastic production continues to rise, often ignoring sustainable development principles, resulting in large quantities of waste ending up in oceans and landfills. The production of plastic tends to enhance flexibility and mechanical properties. Recently, the biodegradation of plastic waste has gained attention as an effective way to reduce pollution. Common methods for managing plastic waste include landfilling, incineration, recycling, and conversion into gaseous and liquid fuels..
Keywords: plastic waste, plastic tiles, recycled plastic aggregates, solid waste management.
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CHALLENGES FACED IN IMPORT EXPORT IN AIR CARGO
A.Rupesh, Dr B Kalaiyarasan
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125240
Abstract: Air cargo is a vital component of international trade and logistics, serving as the fastest mode of transporting goods across countries and continents. It plays a crucial role in facilitating the movement of high-value, perishable, and time-sensitive commodities, such as electronics, pharmaceuticals, fashion items, and emergency relief supplies. The growing demand for global connectivity and just-in-time inventory systems has further emphasized the importance of efficient air cargo services. However, the industry is confronted with a variety of operational, regulatory, and infrastructural challenges that hinder its full potential. These include rising fuel and operational costs, stringent customs and security regulations, capacity limitations, inadequate airport infrastructure, and delays due to documentation and clearance procedures. Moreover, the sector is under pressure to adapt to technological innovations, ensure compliance with international trade norms, and meet the increasing expectations of speed, reliability, and transparency. This study delves into the core challenges faced in the import and export of goods through air cargo, analysing their impact on global trade efficiency and supply chain performance. It also seeks to identify potential strategies and policy interventions that can streamline processes, reduce delays, and enhance the competitiveness of air freight logistics. Understanding these challenges is essential for stakeholders-including freight forwarders, customs authorities, exporters, importers, and logistics providers-to develop effective solutions and contribute to the overall growth and sustainability of the air cargo industry.
Keywords: time sensitive, just-in-time, international trade, air freight logistics
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A study on Improving the Processing Time of Inbound Mixed Bag Operations in Blue Dart’s Airport Hub
Jagadhish T, Dr. Murali krishnan
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125241
Abstract: Effectiveness of inbound logistics is the key to maintaining the overall efficiency and service excellence of express parcel delivery operations. This project at Blue Dart Express Limited is designed to streamline the inbound processing time of mixed bags at the airport hub. The goal is to spot process inefficiencies and make effective solutions to increase throughput without reducing quality or service level. The study analyzes the intrinsic activities involved within the mixed bag inbound process- acknowledgment, segregation, sorting, linking, and networking-and recognizes areas of critical time-consuming bottlenecks. Spotting areas calling for intervention with data analysis, process mapping, and interviews involving stakeholders were among the results shown. The project suggests implementable solutions like improved resource allocation, rearrangement of layout, and embracing lean practices to minimize delays and enhance coordination between departments. Anticipated outcomes are improved processing speed, improved space utilization, and overall higher productivity of the inbound logistics business. These changes will lead to improved customer satisfaction and further establish Blue Dart as a market leader in express logistics.
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TEXT SUMMARIZATION USING AI
Bhavyashree H D, Syeda Yaseera, Chandana G B, Mohammed Ali, Yeshwanth T
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125242
Abstract: In an era of information overload, automatic text summarization has emerged as a crucial tool for efficiently extracting significant insights from large volumes of text. The development and deployment of a multilingual abstractive text summarization system driven by artificial intelligence is examined in this work. There are two primary approaches to summarizing: extractive, which uses key phrases directly from the source material, and abstractive, which constructs new sentences to make the key ideas easier to understand. In order to provide more logical and concise summaries, our project uses an abstractive summarization model, which rephrases the input content rather than just selecting portions of it. The system includes features like text-to-speech conversion, automatic language detection, and translation in addition to processing documents in Kannada, Hindi, and English.This all-encompassing strategy seeks to improve usability and accessibility, especially in environments with limited resources and multiple languages. The resulting summaries show how abstractive approaches can perform better than extractive ones in terms of readability and contextual relevance.
Keywords: Automatic Text Summarization, Abstractive Summarization, Extractive Summarization, Artificial Intelligence, Multilingual Summarization, Text-to-Speech Conversion, Language Detection,Contextual Relevance, Document Processing, Natural Language Processing (NLP), Summarization Model.
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Review on Stress and Torque Analysis of A Gear-Rack Mechanism Using ANSYS
Kunal Nimbalkar, Pruthviraj Mane-Deshmukh, Ranjit Rananaware, S. V. Kulkarni
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125243
Abstract: This study presents a comprehensive static structural analysis of a gear and rack mechanism using ANSYS, focusing on evaluating stress and torque responses under applied loading conditions. The primary objective is to assess the total deformation, stress distribution, and critical load concentrations within the gear and rack assembly using Finite Element Analysis (FEA). The gear is subjected to a specified torque while the rack is fixed, simulating realistic operational constraints. Results indicate that maximum deformation occurs at the gear tooth tip, while the rack remains largely stable, validating the boundary conditions and meshing quality. The observed stress and deformation patterns align with theoretical expectations, confirming the reliability of the simulation approach. This analysis not only aids in understanding the mechanical behavior of gear-rack systems under load but also highlights the significance of FEA tools like ANSYS in optimizing mechanical design for safety and performance in engineering applications.
Keywords: Gear-rack mechanism, static structural analysis, ANSYS, finite element analysis, stress distribution
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Kannada Character Recognition From Ancient Epigraphical Inscription Using OCR
Dr. Sharath Kumar Y H, Priyanka K S, Tanya M, Deepika H, Harish Gowda M S
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125244
Abstract: The digitization and recognition of regional and ancient Indian languages have gained significant attention in recent years, driven by the need to preserve linguistic heritage and improve accessibility. This literature survey consolidates recent research focusing on handwriting recognition, translation, and transliteration techniques applied to scripts such as Kannada, Halegannada, Tulu, and Brahmi. Jayanna et al. (2024) explored deep learning models-CNN, RNN-LSTM, and Vision Transformers-for Kannada handwriting recognition, achieving a maximum accuracy of 99.7% with Vision Transformers, although with higher computational costs. Harsha A C et al. (2024) tackled the low-resource Halegannada-to-Hosagannada translation using a hybrid LSTM and dictionary-based approach, achieving 77.92% accuracy while facing challenges in word sense disambiguation. Prathwini et al. (2024) addressed the recognition and translation of the Tulu language using CNNs and encoder-decoder models, reaching up to 92% recognition accuracy and BLEU scores of 0.83 for translation, but struggling with dialect variations and limited datasets. Mubarakkaa et al. (2024) developed an OCR system for Brahmi-to-Tamil transliteration using CNNs and Tesseract OCR, showing promise but limited by degraded character forms and restricted script coverage. Lastly, Bhumika Purant and Mallamma Reddy (2024) proposed a VGG19-based model for converting Kannada inscriptions into modern Hosagannada via OCR, deployed as a web application with 80-90% accuracy, though constrained by data scarcity and non-standard inscription structures.
Keywords: Epigraphical Inscription Recognition
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A Study on enhancing recruitment efficiency streamlining backend processes across department at Mafoi Strategiec consulting
Ajit Kumar. V, Dr. Murali Krishnan. R
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125245
Abstract: Recruitment is a critical process that directly influences an organization's growth, competitiveness, and overall success. This study aims to thoroughly examine and improve recruitment operations by identifying inefficiencies such as redundant approval processes, delays between interview stages, manual errors, and excessive administrative tasks. These challenges can hinder the timely acquisition of qualified candidates and increase overall recruitment costs. The study covers the complete recruitment lifecycle, from job requisition to onboarding, with a focus on streamlining key activities such as document management, candidate communication, tracking systems, and backend workflows. A significant part of the analysis involves evaluating how candidate information is stored, updated, and accessed across different stages of the recruitment process. Additionally, the research highlights the role of automation and AI tools in reducing manual workload, minimizing human error, and improving operational efficiency within recruitment systems.
Keywords: Recruitment Efficiency, Backend Process Streamlining, Talent Acquisition, Recruitment Lifecycle, Automation in Recruitment, HR Technology Integration, AI in Recruitment
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ANALYZING THE SERVICE QUALITY PROVIDED BY FREIGHT FORWARDING
Mr. KIRAN KUMAR R, Dr. D ANITHA KUMARI*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125246
Abstract: Freight forwarders play a vital role in global logistics by coordinating the movement of goods across international borders. The quality of service they provide directly influences supply chain efficiency, customer satisfaction, and business competitiveness. Key aspects of service quality in freight forwarding include reliability, timeliness, cost-effectiveness, transparency, customer support, and regulatory compliance. Reliable freight forwarders ensure goods are delivered safely and on time, minimizing disruptions and financial losses. Efficient use of technology, such as tracking systems and digital documentation, enhances transparency and communication, allowing clients to monitor their shipments in real time. Cost-effectiveness is achieved through optimized routing and strong carrier relationships, while excellent customer service ensures tailored logistics solutions and responsive support. Compliance with international trade regulations and effective risk management further add to the quality of service. In an increasingly digital and competitive landscape, freight forwarders that adopt innovative technologies like AI, IoT, and blockchain gain a strategic advantage by improving efficiency and accuracy. Ultimately, high service quality in freight forwarding not only enhances customer satisfaction but also contributes to smoother global trade operations. Continuous improvement and adaptability are essential for freight forwarders to meet evolving market demands and maintain a competitive edge.
Keywords: Reliability, Timeliness, Cost-effectiveness, Transparency & Compliance.
Abstract
RBF BASED SMART VOTING SYSTEM
Minugu B, Likitha K H, Muktha N, Nanditha H N, Preethi B M
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125247
Abstract: This project focuses on how Radial Basis Function (RBF) neural networks could be used in intelligent voting systems for facial identification. One application where face recognition is starting to show its value in terms of improved security and effectiveness is election procedures. Two essential components of these processes are voter verification and fraud prevention. Utilizing RBF face recognition as its foundation, an intelligent voting system tackles many noteworthy obstacles. This protects the integrity of voting proceedings by reducing the likelihood of voter impersonation and election fraud. The project uses case studies and empirical assessments to show how effective the proposed strategy is. According to research, RBF neural networks excel in face recognition tasks, achieving high accuracy rates across a wide range of datasets. Prototyping and simulations indicate the smart voting system's scalability and applicability in a variety of political settings.
Keywords: Radial Basis Function (RBF) neural networks, Intelligent voting systems, Facial identification, Voter verification and fraud prevention.
Abstract
Stock Market : Analysis And Forcasting Using DeepLearning
Amruth V, Monish Gowda, Reenaish R, Sharanya BK, Smrithi MV
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125248
Abstract: In the past decades, there is an increasing interest in predicting markets among economists, policymakers, academics and market makers. The objective of the proposed work is to study and improve the supervised learning algorithms to predict the stock price. Stock Market Analysis of stocks using data mining will be useful for new investors to invest in stock market based on the various factors considered by the software. Stock market includes daily activities like Sensex calculation, exchange of shares. The exchange provides an efficient and transparent market for trading in equity, debt instruments and derivatives. Our aim is to create software that analyses previous stock data of certain companies, with help of certain parameters that affect stock value. We are going to implement these values in data mining algorithms and we will be able to decide which algorithm gives the best result. This will also help us to determine the values that particular stock will have in near future. We will determine the patterns in data with help of machine learning algorithms.
Keywords: Stock Market Prediction, Supervised Learning, Data Mining, Deep Learning, Time Series Forecasting, Investment Support System, Pattern Recognition, Algorithm Comparison, Publicly Traded Companies, Stock Price Analysis.
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ANALYZING THE CHALLENGES OF FREIGHT FORWARDER TOWARDS EXPORT AND IMPORT
Mr. SAIRAM K, DR. B KALAIYARASAN
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125249
Abstract: Freight forwarding plays a vital role in global trade by facilitating the seamless movement of goods across international borders. Freight forwarders act as intermediaries between shippers and carriers, managing logistics, customs clearance, documentation, and risk assessment. While they contribute significantly to supply chain efficiency, they also face numerous challenges that impact operational effectiveness, service quality, and profitability. These challenges arise from regulatory complexities, geopolitical issues, technological advancements, rising operational costs, environmental concerns, and evolving customer expectations. Understanding and addressing these challenges is crucial for the industry's sustainability and growth. Compliance with international standards such as the International Maritime Organization (IMO) regulations on container weight verification and emissions control adds further complexity. Failure to adhere to these regulations can lead to delays, penalties, legal disputes, and reputational damage. Additionally, security regulations, including the Verified Gross Mass (VGM) requirements and the Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C-TPAT) program, necessitate accurate documentation and strict adherence to guidelines. Additionally, Brexit has added complications to trade between the UK and the European Union, requiring freight forwarders to navigate new customs and compliance requirements. Freight forwarders must balance these rising expenses while maintaining competitive pricing and service quality. Digitalization has improved efficiency through freight management systems, blockchain, artificial intelligence (AI), and the Internet of Things (IoT), enabling better tracking, automation, and cost optimization. However, many freight forwarders, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), struggle with the high investment costs associated with adopting these technologies. Moreover, cybersecurity threats such as data breaches and ransomware attacks pose a significant risk to logistics companies, potentially disrupting operations and exposing sensitive client information. .
Keywords: Regulatory Compliance, Digital Transformation, Cybersecurity,Sustainability & Customer Expectations
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OVERCOMING OPERATIONAL HURDLES IN ODC LOGISTICS AT OCEAN
Miss JANANI K, DR. D. ANITHA KUMARI*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125250
Abstract: Over Dimensional Cargo (ODC) transit poses special logistical and operational issues because of its non-standard weight, dimension, and handling specifications. This research examines the main causes of ODC transportation time delays, with a special emphasis on port and road transit utilizing the Non-Vessel Operating Common Carrier (NVOCC) model. Careful planning is necessary for ODC shipments, including route surveys, obtaining permits, using specific equipment, and adhering to regulations. According to the report, there are inefficiencies in the current systems that cause major delays and higher operating expenses. These inefficiencies include complicated documentation, bureaucratic obstacles, infrastructure restrictions, and fragmented cooperation among stakeholders. The study assesses best practices in packaging, securing, and delivering ODC by examining a variety of cargo types, such as huge structures, offshore components, and heavy machinery. Additionally, it evaluates how technical, infrastructure, and environmental issues affect the transportation of freight. Through risk management techniques, contingency planning, and route feasibility studies, a particular focus is focused on the role that logistics service providers play in guaranteeing ODC shipping that is safe, fast, and compliant. The project provides solutions through qualitative and quantitative analysis, including the use of real-time tracking technology, simplified permitting procedures, improved safety measures, and integrated digital platforms for information sharing. The study's ultimate goals are to increase overall effectiveness, cut down on delays, and support environmentally friendly logistical techniques. Logistics companies, legislators, and industry participants working to maximize ODC transportation and satisfy the rising need for specialized cargo movement in industries like manufacturing, energy, and construction should use the findings as a guide
Keywords: Over Dimensional Cargo (ODC), NVOCC (Non-Vessel Operating Common Carrier), Delays, Logistics and the Infrastructure.
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Optimization of Freight Forwarding Operations through Cost Strategy: A Case Study of Super Logistics Pvt Ltd
Kirthik Kumar I, Dr. G . Madhumita
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125251
Abstract: This research examines the implementation of cost-reduction strategies to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of freight forwarding operations, with a focused case study on Super Logistics Pvt Ltd, a prominent logistics service provider based in Chennai, India. As freight forwarding plays a critical role in the global supply chain, the study acknowledges the increasing operational pressures faced by logistics companies due to rising transportation costs, customer demand for speed and flexibility, and the need for technological advancement. Utilizing a mixed-methods approach, the research incorporates both quantitative data-collected through structured surveys of 31 industry professionals-and qualitative insights obtained from in-depth interviews with key logistics personnel. The analysis identifies major operational bottlenecks such as high fuel and transportation costs, limited utilization of shipment consolidation, and underinvestment in digital infrastructure. One of the most significant findings is a strong positive correlation (r = 0.53) between the effective use of logistics technology-such as freight management systems, automated route planning tools, and real-time tracking-and successful cost-reduction outcomes. The study also uncovers a gap in staff readiness and digital training, particularly given that over half the workforce has less than one year of experience. The research concludes by offering targeted recommendations to enhance operational sustainability. These include investing in advanced freight management software, optimizing warehouse processes through automation, implementing structured onboarding and digital literacy programs for staff, and improving supplier coordination through centralized digital platforms. The findings serve not only as a strategic guide for Super Logistics Pvt Ltd but also offer broader implications for logistics firms aiming to remain competitive in a cost-sensitive and technologically evolving market landscape.
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A Study on Factor Influencing Hiring Practices and Its Impact on Retention: A Case Study of a Unique Hire Consulting LLP
Ms. Vedha shiny J, Dr. Sudha S
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125252
Abstract: In today's dynamic employment landscape, strategic hiring and employee retention are critical to maintaining long-term organizational performance. This study explores the connection between recruitment practices and retention, addressing challenges such as talent shortages, high recruitment costs, and employee turnover. Recruitment has evolved into a strategic function that aligns employees' capabilities with organizational goals and culture. The study employs a descriptive research design with a mixed-method approach, involving 120 participants, including HR professionals, recruiters, and new employees, selected using convenience sampling. Data collection was done via structured surveys, interviews, and focus groups, complemented by insights from internal records, industry reports, and relevant literature. The findings highlight the importance of competency-based hiring, transparent communication, and inclusive recruitment in enhancing employee engagement and retention. Statistical analysis, using tools like ANOVA, chi-square, and regression, revealed a strong correlation between effective recruitment and organizational stability. The study concludes that a adaptive recruitment strategy, combining training, rewards, and a supportive workplace culture, is key to improving retention and ensuring sustainable development.
Keywords: Recruitment practices, Employee retention, Talent acquisition, Workforce engagement, Organizational growth, Hiring strategies, Human resource management, Employee turnover, Employee branding, Employee engagement.
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Analyse The Time Delays Challenges In Over Dimensional Cargo Transportation
Janani K, Dr. D. Anitha kumari
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125253
Abstract: Over Dimensional Cargo (ODC) transit poses special logistical and operational issues because of its non-standard weight, dimension, and handling specifications. This research examines the main causes of ODC transportation time delays, with a special emphasis on port and road transit utilizing the Non-Vessel Operating Common Carrier (NVOCC) model. Careful planning is necessary for ODC shipments, including route surveys, obtaining permits, using specific equipment, and adhering to regulations. According to the report, there are inefficiencies in the current systems that cause major delays and higher operating expenses. These inefficiencies include complicated documentation, bureaucratic obstacles, infrastructure restrictions, and fragmented cooperation among stakeholders. The study assesses best practices in packaging, securing, and delivering ODC by examining a variety of cargo types, such as huge structures, offshore components, and heavy machinery. Additionally, it evaluates how technical, infrastructure, and environmental issues affect the transportation of freight. Through risk management techniques, contingency planning, and route feasibility studies, a particular focus is focused on the role that logistics service providers play in guaranteeing ODC shipping that is safe, fast, and compliant. The project provides solutions through qualitative and quantitative analysis, including the use of real-time tracking technology, simplified permitting procedures, improved safety measures, and integrated digital platforms for information sharing. The study's ultimate goals are to increase overall effectiveness, cut down on delays, and support environmentally friendly logistical techniques. Logistics companies, legislators, and industry participants working to maximize ODC transportation and satisfy the rising need for specialized cargo movement in industries like manufacturing, energy, and construction should use the findings as a guide Key Points: Over Dimensional Cargo (ODC), NVOCC (Non-Vessel Operating Common Carrier), Delays, Logistics and the Infrastructure.
Abstract
Role Of Multimodal Transportation And Its Impact On Chennai Port
Saran Kumar S, Dr. R. Senthil Kumar
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125254
Abstract: Multimodal transportation-the coordinated use of multiple modes such as road, rail, sea, and inland waterways-is an essential component of efficient logistics systems in modern economies. This study investigates how multimodal transportation affects the performance and competitiveness of Chennai Port. It explores current infrastructure, identifies major challenges, and proposes actionable solutions for improving the port's cargo handling efficiency, reducing logistical bottlenecks, and supporting sustainable development. The research methodology combines both qualitative and quantitative data, using surveys and stakeholder interviews to draw insights. The findings suggest that integrated multimodal transport systems could drastically improve Chennai Port's throughput, reduce environmental impacts, and enhance its role in global supply chains.
Abstract
Smart Umpiring for LBW Detection System
Ravi P, Jeevitha Raj C S, S Yashas, Siri Sinchana N, Nithish Kumar M
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125255
Abstract: In cricket, Leg Before Wicket (LBW) decisions have long been a subject of controversy and debate, often relying on the subjective judgment of on-field umpires. With the advent of advanced technologies, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) have emerged as powerful tools to enhance decision-making accuracy in sports. The proposed system presents AI-based LBW detection systems, exploring the integration of computer vision, ball tracking procedures, pose estimation, and predictive models to improve real-time predictions and reduce human. The combination of Histogram of Oriented Gradients (HOG) and Support Vector Machine (SVM) classifiers can achieve approximately 80-90% accuracy in classification tasks such as ball detection and LBW decision-making using side-on video footage.
Keywords: Leg Before Wicket (LBW), Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), Umpire, HOG.
Abstract
ENHANCING KPIs in LOGISTICS OPERATIONS
B.Divesh Varadharaj, Dr Senthil Kumar R
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125256
Abstract: This project explores how logistics companies can improve their operational efficiency by enhancing Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). It focuses on Flyjac Logistics Pvt. Ltd., analyzing how implementing technology like real-time tracking, automation, and sustainability measures can lead to better delivery performance, reduced costs, and improved customer satisfaction. The study uses a mixed-method approach to assess KPI performance before and after enhancements
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OPTIMIZING STORAGE AND SPACE UTILIZATION FOR FIRST MILE OPERATIONS
Mr. Bala murugan G, Mrs. P C Saranya, Dr. D Anitha Kumari
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125257
Abstract: The research is primarily focused on the effectiveness of storage and efficient use of space within first-mile (FM) delivery operations, which is a significant aspect of the logistics and supply chain industry, as well as a problem that needs to be addressed. With the increases in global trade and the amount of goods purchased through e-commerce, effective warehouse management is becoming more and more imperative to reduce operational costs while also improving order accuracy and delivery on time. The research observes the degree to which modern storage solutions, better layout design, and strategic storage solutions can improve the scale and efficiency of first-mile logistics. The research starts with a discussion on the various responsibilities of the logistics sector, as well as the importance of warehousing in the first stages of delivery. Through site visits and structured questionnaires to warehouse and logistics professionals, the research uncovers many inefficiencies, including congested areas, inconsistent locations being allocated for inventory, and a lack of appropriate storage systems. The research examines the efficiency of a number of storage methods including: block stacking, the use of drive-in and selective pallet racking, the utilization of mezzanine floors, and automated storage systems to achieve the most efficient warehouse space possible. The conclusion leads into a group of recommendations for implementing strategy changes to improve adequacy of space as well as implement vertical storage solutions, and also to optimize their racking systems based on type and volume of inventory. Overall, the investigation has illustrated that proper and planned storage use will maximize storage space and provide a way to improve its use.
Keywords: First-Mile Delivery, Warehouse Space Optimization, Storage Solutions, Logistics Efficiency, Inventory Management, Vertical Storage Systems, Cross Docking.
Abstract
Feedback Mechanism on Public Speaking using Audio and Video Analysis
Siddaraj M G, Abrar Khan, Ankith Gowda B H, Daivik R, P G Nithin
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125258
Abstract: This project introduces an innovative real-time feedback software aimed at enhancing public speaking skills through comprehensive analysis of webcam data. The system evaluates key aspects of body language such as posture, gestures, and eye contact, along with critical speech metrics including filler word usage, speaking pace, and clarity. By delivering instant, actionable feedback and detailed progress reports, it enables users to systematically improve their presentation skills. The software is built using Streamlit for a responsive user interface and backend, a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) for analyzing non-verbal communication, Hugging Face models for advanced natural language processing, and Librosa for audio analysis and transcription. Trained on a diverse dataset of annotated public speaking videos, the system ensures high accuracy and relevance while maintaining strict privacy and ethical standards. Extensive testing has validated its reliability, and continuous updates based on user feedback allow the software to evolve with technological advancements and user needs. This AI-powered tool represents a significant step forward in making high-quality public speaking training accessible to all.
Keywords: The main keywords of the project are public speaking, real-time feedback, body language, speech analysis, CNN, Hugging Face, Librosa, NLP, audio-visual processing, feature extraction, user interface, Streamlit, Tkinter, machine learning, deep learning, emotion detection, posture, gestures, eye contact, and filler word
Abstract
A Study on Overall Port Operations and Functions of Chennai Port
Mohamed Ismail. S, Dr. A. Navitha Sultana
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125259
Abstract: Chennai Port, as one of India's most prominent maritime hubs, serves as a critical node in both national and international trade. Its operational functions span a broad range of logistical, infrastructural, and service domains. This study offers a comprehensive evaluation of the port's overall functioning, infrastructure, cargo handling efficiency, and user satisfaction. Utilizing both primary data from stakeholder surveys and secondary data from official sources, the study explores perceptions about operational challenges, evaluates service quality, and provides actionable recommendations for future development.
Abstract
Brain Stroke Prediction Using ML
Bhavyashree H D, Amarnath R, Ankith T P, Jagath Ponnanna P M, Sandesh K M
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125260
Abstract: This study investigates the complex interplay between general health parameters-most notably blood pressure and the risk of brain stroke through a data-driven approach using machine learning algorithms. By leveraging a comprehensive dataset and applying various classification models including Random Forest (RF), Decision Tree (DT) and Artificial Neural Networks (ANN), the research evaluates each model's effectiveness in predicting stroke occurrences. Feature engineering, data pre-processing, and statistical validation techniques are employed to enhance model performance and accuracy. The study not only identifies key predictors of stroke but also offers a comparative analysis of algorithmic performance, paving the way for intelligent diagnostic systems that support early detection and preventive healthcare strategies.
Keywords: Brain stroke prediction, Machine learning, including Random Forest (RF), Decision Tree (DT) and Artificial Neural Networks (ANN), Predictive analytics, Health informatics, Feature engineering, Data pre-processing, Stroke risk assessment.
Abstract
Student Activity Recognition & Classification Using Machine Learning
DR. RAVI P, Likhith K N, M Varun Vaadul, Madhusudhan G, Mir Mohammed Ali Asghar
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125261
Abstract: Student activity recognition and classification is an emerging application of machine learning in the educational domain. This project aims to identify and classify various student activities-such as reading, writing, using a mobile phone, or sleeping-based on image or video data. A convolutional neural network (CNN) is employed to extract spatial features and learn activity-specific patterns from labeled image frames. The backend is built using FastAPI for efficient model deployment and API integration. A React and Tailwind-based frontend allows real-time interaction and visualization. The system supports data augmentation techniques to improve accuracy on limited datasets. Activities are preprocessed and labeled into a CSV for model training and evaluation. The model's performance is validated using metrics like accuracy, precision, and recall. The goal is to assist educators in monitoring classroom behavior and enhancing learning outcomes. This solution can be extended to real-time surveillance or attendance systems.
Keywords: The main keywords of the project are Identifying and analyzing actions performed by students using visual data, Applying algorithms that allow systems to learn patterns and make predictions from data, A deep learning model used for image-based activity classification. Categorizing images into predefined labels based on their visual content.
Abstract
A Research on Smart Residential Services
Shrikrushna Kharat, Shubham Dhanawade, Vaibhav Gond, Akshay Madane, Tushar Misal, Prof. Sachin Pandhare
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125262
Abstract: This paper presents the design and development of an intelligent resaidential service management system titled "Smart Residential Services." The system offers an organized and efficient way for residents of apartments or societies to access essential maintenance services such as plumbing, electrical, housekeeping, and more. Traditional methods of requesting maintenance services often face issues of inefficiency, delayed responses, and lack of real-time status updates. To overcome these limitations, the proposed solution integrates modern web technologies for real-time service booking, worker status tracking (busy/free), and streamlined communication among residents, workers, and administrators. The platform offers a user-friendly web-based application with distinct logins for admins, workers, and residents, enhancing the overall residential experience. Through automation and digitalization, Smart Residential Services aim to simplify service requests and improve the quality of life in apartment communities
Keywords: Residential Service Management, Worker Status Tracking, Web-based Application, Flask, Python, MySQL Database
Abstract
AI-Based Virtual Clothing Try-On System
Ajay Kumar B R, Brinda G, Shashank M R, Shivaprasad B N, Sri Vaishnavi A M
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125263
Abstract: The rise of online shopping has transformed the fashion industry, yet customers often face challenges in visualizing how clothes will fit and look on their bodies. This project addresses this limitation by developing an AI-based Virtual Clothing Try-On System that allows users to digitally try on garments using just a single image. The system leverages advanced deep learning models and computer vision techniques to deliver a photo-realistic virtual dressing experience. The core architecture of the system is built around the Adaptive Content Generating and Preserving Network (ACGPN), which accurately simulates the appearance of clothing on a user's body while preserving their pose, structure, and facial features. Preprocessing tasks such as human pose estimation and body part segmentation are performed using the Open Pose and SCHP models, respectively. These components help extract critical information about the user's body orientation and region mapping, which are essential for aligning garments correctly. Developed using Python, the system utilizes the VITON dataset for training and evaluation. It takes a person image and a clothing image as input, processes them through a pipeline of AI models, and generates a realistic try-on output. This technology can be integrated into e- commerce platforms to reduce return rates, improve customer satisfaction, and offer a more interactive shopping experience. The project demonstrates the potential of AI in revolutionizing the future of virtual fashion retail.
Keywords: Artificial intelligence, deep learning, ACGPN, pose estimation, human parsing
Abstract
A STUDY ON ASSESSING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF LINKEDIN IN RECRUITMENT PROCESS WITH REFERENCE OF RAMSOL PVT LTD
Ms. Savari Nitheesha. A, Dr. Murali Krishnan. R*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125264
Abstract: In today's digital-first environment, professional networking platforms like LinkedIn have become essential tools for recruitment. This study focuses on the effectiveness of LinkedIn as a recruitment platform, with special reference to Ramsol Pvt Ltd, a leading staffing and recruitment solutions provider. The objective is to evaluate how LinkedIn supports sourcing quality candidates, building employer brand visibility, and improving the overall efficiency of the hiring process.The research adopts both primary and secondary data collection methods. Insights from interviews and questionnaires with HR professionals at Ramsol Pvt Ltd, along with industry reports and academic references, form the basis of the analysis. Key aspects explored include cost-efficiency, time-to-hire, candidate engagement, and the ability to reach passive talent.Findings indicate that LinkedIn enhances recruitment efforts by offering access to a wide network of professionals, detailed candidate profiles, and tools for targeted outreach. It also supports real-time interaction and relationship-building with potential hires. However, the study also identifies challenges, such as increased competition and reliance on digital strategies.Overall, the study concludes that LinkedIn is a powerful recruitment platform that complements traditional methods.
Keywords: LinkedIn - Recruitment - Ramsol - Sourcing - Branding - Engagement -Efficiency - Cost - Time - Passive - Digital - HR - Hiring - Network - Challenges
Abstract
WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEM USING SOLAR ENERGY
Prathamesh N. Danake, Sanket B. Kadam, Mangesh N. Digraskar, Prajyot D. Jadhav, Sagar C. Bichukale and Dr. B. S. Gandhare
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125265
Abstract: Drinking water is important need for daily life as there is scarcity of water in many regions worldwide. Across the world approximately 780 million people do not have access to pure water for drinking, cooking or washing. Consumption of untreated industrial water exposes human beings to a range of contaminants including faecal borne pathogens and chemical pollutants. But the quality of water should be such that it can be used by human being for drinking purpose. There are already lot of filters present in the market that can do purifying process, as the available filters made water safe to drink, but they did not decrease its saltiness, so the drinking water is still salty and eroded pots and pans, that providing little awareness to use these filters. In desalination process the removal of salt and other minerals from the ground water is carried out to make it suitable for human and animals use and industrial use. RO is mostly used domestic filtration system that removes even all the impurities. RO is required if the Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) exceeds a value of TDS of 500. The ultimate objectives of this project are to use the conventional source of energy, make a device/equipment which provide water for drinking purpose and designed a village level water purification system that runs on solar power.
Keywords: water purification, solar panel, drinking water
Abstract
RISK MANAGEMENT PRACTICES ON NVOCC OPERATIONS
Kalpana Sri. M, Dr. G. Madhumita
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125266
Abstract: This study explores the critical role of risk management in the operations of Non-Vessel Operating Common Carriers (NVOCCs), which serve as key intermediaries in global logistics without owning shipping vessels. Amid the rising complexity of international trade, NVOCCs face multifaceted risks-ranging from operational and financial disruptions to regulatory and cyber security challenges. The research aims to identify these risks, evaluate current mitigation strategies, and assess their effectiveness .Utilizing a mixed-methods approach that combines surveys, interviews, and case studies.. Findings indicate that while technological tools and compliance frameworks enhance resilience, gaps in risk awareness and communication persist within organizations. The study highlights the need for a structured, organization-wide risk management framework and advocates for the integration of digital tools, employee training, and proactive compliance to ensure sustainable and efficient NVOCC operations in a dynamic global trade environment.
Abstract
Customer Relationship Management Practices In Freight Forwarding in Sales
AJITH PRAKASH, DR.G. MADHUMITA
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125267
Abstract: In today's fast-paced urban environments, the efficiency of public transportation plays a pivotal role in daily commuting and overall city planning. This project focuses on the development and implementation of a comprehensive Bus Tracking and Management System designed to improve the operational effectiveness of public bus services. The proposed system utilizes GPS technology, mobile communication networks, and a user-friendly mobile application interface to provide real-time tracking and route management for buses. Passengers benefit from up-to-date information on bus locations, estimated arrival times, and route details, thereby reducing uncertainty and improving travel planning. Simultaneously, transport administrators gain access to data-driven tools for overseeing fleet operations, monitoring driver performance, and analyzing route efficiency. These features enable better resource allocation and enhanced service delivery. The system is built using Android-based mobile application development tools integrated with Firebase for real-time database and cloud functionality. The backend ensures secure, scalable, and synchronized communication between buses, servers, and mobile clients. This abstract summarizes the scope, objectives, and implementation strategy of the bus tracking system, emphasizing its role in enhancing commuter convenience and supporting transportation agencies in making data-informed operational decisions. Through effective use of digital technologies, the system addresses common inefficiencies in public transit and contributes to smarter urban mobility solutions
Abstract
A STUDY ON THE IMPACT OF GEOPOLITICAL TENSIONS ON GLOBAL LOGISTICS
Madhumitha.I.S, Dr. A. Navitha Sulthana
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125268
Abstract: The global logistics sector serves as the backbone of international trade, ensuring the seamless movement of goods, services, and information across borders. However, the rise in geopolitical tensions ranging from trade wars and diplomatic disputes to sanctions and maritime disruptions has significantly increased the vulnerability of global supply chains. These geopolitical challenges introduce complex operational and financial risks that demand rapid, strategic responses from logistics providers. This study investigates the multifaceted impact of geopolitical instability on the logistics industry, with a particular emphasis on logistics, a prominent player in India's freight forwarding and logistics sector. By analyzing real-world disruptions such as trade route blockages, regulatory changes, and fluctuating freight costs, the research explores how companies navigate geopolitical uncertainty while maintaining operational efficiency and customer satisfaction.
Keywords: Global logistics, geopolitical tensions, supply chain disruption, trade wars, maritime chokepoints, sanctions, logistics resilience, operational strategy.
Abstract
RISK TRANSFER BETWEEN BUYERS AND SELLERS IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE
Mr. Kaushik Balakrishnan, Mr B Kalaiyarasan
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125269
Abstract: In international trade, the allocation of responsibilities, costs, and risks between buyers and sellers is essential for smooth and efficient transactions. The International Commercial Terms, widely known as Incoterms, are standardized trade terms published by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) that define the roles of trading partners. This paper evaluates the Incoterms 2020 rules with a specific focus on cost obligations and the transfer of risk between buyers and sellers during the delivery of goods. The analysis covers how different Incoterms allocate transportation costs, insurance, and customs duties, while also determining the precise point at which the risk of loss or damage to goods transfers from seller to buyer. By comparing commonly used terms such as EXW (Ex Works), FOB (Free on Board), CIF (Cost, Insurance and Freight), and DDP (Delivered Duty Paid), the study reveals how the choice of Incoterm can significantly impact financial planning, legal liability, and logistics coordination. Furthermore, the paper discusses how misunderstandings or misapplications of Incoterms can lead to disputes, delays, and unforeseen expenses in global trade. As supply chains become increasingly complex, understanding and applying the correct Incoterm is vital for risk mitigation and operational clarity.
Keywords: Incoterms, risk transfer, international trade, cost obligations, delivery terms
Abstract
THE ROLE OF DIGITALIZATION IN ENHANCING EFFICIENCY IN PORT OPERATIONS
Mr. Raghul.S, Mr B. Kalaiyarasan
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125270
Abstract: Digitalization has emerged as a critical factor in modernizing and improving the efficiency of port operations in response to the increasing complexity of global trade and logistics. One of the most impactful aspects of this transformation is the enhancement of port communication systems, which serve as the backbone for seamless coordination between various stakeholders such as port authorities, shipping lines, customs, terminal operators, and logistics providers. Traditional communication methods, often reliant on manual documentation and fragmented channels, tend to be slow, error-prone, and inefficient. The shift to digital communication platforms allows for real-time information sharing, automated reporting, and improved transparency across all operational levels. Modern port communication systems, such as Port Community Systems (PCS), enable centralized data exchange and integration of various services within the port ecosystem. These systems help reduce delays by enabling quicker clearance procedures, more efficient berth scheduling, and accurate tracking of cargo movements. Digital tools also support resource optimization by providing port managers with data-driven insights for better planning and decision-making. Moreover, digital communication enhances safety and security by facilitating faster responses to operational risks or emergencies. Despite the clear advantages, the implementation of digital systems presents challenges including financial investment, system compatibility, cybersecurity threats, and the need for workforce training. Overcoming these hurdles requires a coordinated strategy involving technological upgrades, policy support, and capacity building. Nevertheless, ports that embrace digital communication and automation are better positioned to improve throughput, lower operational costs, and deliver higher levels of service to their users. Digitalization-particularly through advanced communication systems-plays a fundamental role in optimizing port operations. By improving coordination, transparency, and operational speed, digital solutions are transforming ports into more intelligent, responsive, and competitive hubs in the global supply chain.
Keywords: Digitalization, port operations, efficiency, Port Community Systems (PCS), real-time information sharing, cargo tracking, automation, logistics, cybersecurity, global supply chain.
Abstract
Auditing Sustainability Reporting-Challenges & solution with reference to Chennai audit
Nishanth.D, Dr. Murali Krishnan.R
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125271
Abstract: Auditing suitability reporting presents significant challenges, including inconsistent documentation, inadequate client profiling, and regulatory non-compliance. These issues compromise the accuracy and reliability of suitability assessments in financial services. Solutions involve enhancing auditor training, leveraging advanced data analytics, and adopting standardized reporting frameworks to ensure transparency and accountability. The integration of AI tools can also streamline data validation and risk assessment. Strengthening internal controls and regulatory oversight is essential for improving audit quality and maintaining investor confidence. This paper explores these challenges and outlines effective strategies for improving the auditing of suitability reports.
Keywords: Auditing,Suitability Reporting, Compliance, Financial Services
Abstract
DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION OF AIR CUSTOMS CLEARANCE. A STUDY ON REDUCING DELAYS THROUGH TECHNOLOGY
Mr. B. ASWIN, Ms. P.C. SARANYA
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125272
Abstract: The digital transformation of air customs clearance processes has emerged as a critical solution to reduce delays, enhance efficiency, and improve the overall operational effectiveness of international trade. This study explores the role of advanced technologies such as automation, artificial intelligence (AI), block chain, and data analytics in optimizing air cargo clearance systems. By replacing traditional, paper-based methods with digital systems, customs authorities can significantly decrease clearance times, mitigate human error, and improve transparency. This research analysis the integration of these technologies into existing frameworks and assesses their impact on reducing bottlenecks, improving data accuracy, and streamlining communication between stakeholders. Furthermore, the study examines case studies from various airports and customs authorities that have successfully implemented digital tools, highlighting the challenges faced and the benefits realized. Ultimately, the paper aims to propose actionable strategies for policymakers, customs officers, and stakeholders to accelerate the adoption of digital solutions in air cargo customs clearance, thereby contributing to global supply chain efficiency and reducing overall logistics costs.
Keywords: Digital transformation, Air customs clearance, Automation, Artificial intelligence, Block chain, Data analysis, Supply chain, Customs automation.
Abstract
Virtual Interaction System Using Open CV
Roopa K Murthy, Bharath R, Giri Shankar, Shruthi M, Sushil Waghamare
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125273
Abstract: A virtual interaction system is developed utilizing computer vision techniques through the OpenCV library in Python to reduce dependency on conventional input devices. The system enables seamless user interaction using hand gestures and facial identification, providing a contactless and built in human-computer interface. Core functionalities include a virtual mouse for cursor control, an air canvas for gesture-based drawing, a background replacement module, and gesture-controlled PowerPoint navigation. Live video input is processed via a webcam use Haar Cascade Classifiers, motion tracking follow, and feature extraction techniques to detect and interpret user gestures. The system aims to enhance accessibility, interactivity, and ease of use in various computing environments by offering a non-invasive alternative to traditional input methods.
Keywords: Computer Vision, OpenCV, Gesture Recognition, Virtual Mouse, Air Canvas, Background Substitution.
Abstract
Diversity of Species and Habitat Selection of Amphibian Fauna in Samastipur District, Bihar
Kumari Sushma Saroj* and Sanjeev Kumar Vidyarthi
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125274
Abstract: The current study aimed to document amphibian diversity and their habitat preferences over one year. The survey was carried out from January 2024 to December 2024 across three distinct study sites in the Samastipur district of Bihar. A total of nine amphibian species, classified into four families and seven genera, were identified at various locations, namely Magardahi Ghat, Mathurapur Ghat, and Simariya Ganga Ghat area within the Samastipur district. All nine species were recorded in and around the Magardahi Ghat (Site I). In comparison, seven species were noted in the vicinity of Mathurapur Ghat (Site-II), and five species were observed in the Simariya Ganga Ghat (Site-III) area. Four species (D. melanostictus, D. stomaticus, H. tigerinus, and P. maculatus) were present at all study sites, whereas two species (S. braviceps and F. limnocharis) were exclusive to Site I. The statistical analysis of the amphibian diversity data indicated that the Shannon-Wiener species diversity index was lowest, 1.547, at Site III and highest, 2.090, at Site I. The Margalef richness index showed a minimum value of 0.8836 and a maximum of 1.555 at Site I. Conversely, the evenness index was highest (0.9474) at Site III and lowest (0.9105) at Site I.
Keywords: Amphibian species, Shannon Diversity Index, Habitat Preference, Margalef Richness Index
Abstract
ANALYSING THE FACTORS THAT AFFECT DIRECT SALE BUSINESS WITH REFERENCE TO ASORT PVT LTD IN HOSUR
SYED SATHAM HUSAIN.J, Dr.R.Murali Krishnan
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125275
Abstract: This study investigates the major factors that influence the growth and effectiveness of direct selling businesses, focusing specifically on Asort Pvt Ltd in the semi-urban area of Hosur. As direct selling becomes an increasingly popular business model in India, it is crucial to understand the demographic and behavioral aspects that drive participation. A quantitative approach was used, with data collected through structured questionnaires from a sample of 98 individuals. Analytical tools such as Chi-square, ANOVA, and regression were applied to assess the impact of variables like gender, income, and social media interaction on involvement in direct selling. The results suggest that individuals who follow direct sellers or companies like Asort on social platforms are more inclined to take part in direct selling activities. Income level shows a significant influence, while gender plays a moderate role in participation trends. These outcomes emphasize the growing role of digital engagement in influencing consumer and distributor behavior. The research concludes that Asort can expand its market and improve engagement by adopting targeted strategies that are sensitive to gender and income differences, and by making better use of digital tools. Overall, the study provides useful insights for direct selling firms looking to succeed in similar regional markets across India.
Keywords: DIRECT SELLING,SOCIAL MEDIA ENGAGEMENT,CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR , DEMOGRAPHIC FACTORS.
Abstract
EVALUATING THE EFFICIENCY OF CARGO HANDING OPERATIONS AT CHENNAI PORT
Mr NISANTH S, DR. D. ANITHA KUMARI, Ms.P.C.SARANYA
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125276
Abstract: The efficiency of cargo handling operations at Chennai Port, a vital hub for India's maritime trade. The study focuses on key performance indicators (KPIs) like turnaround time, cargo throughput, and resource utilization to assess operational effectiveness. Data collection involves analyzing historical data, interviews with port stakeholders, and site observations. The analysis identifies bottlenecks in the process, such as inefficient berth allocation, inadequate equipment, and prolonged customs clearance times. The findings suggest opportunities for improvement, including optimizing resource deployment, enhancing automation, and streamlining administrative procedures. Ultimately, this research aims to enhance Chennai Port's efficiency, reduce costs, and improve its competitiveness in the global maritime market.Chennai Port, a major gateway for India's trade, plays a crucial role in the country's economic growth. However, like many ports globally, it faces challenges in maintaining operational efficiency to keep pace with the demands of a growing global economy. It is concluded, then, that the port and scientific communities have been dedicated to the development of evaluation models and methods, without considering management support. Therefore, as the main contribution of this work, a gap is identified in the literature regarding the creation of Evaluation Systems for specific contexts (ad hoc) that generate useful information for the management of cargo handling process at port terminals, contemplating the perceptions, value judgments and preferences of the manager responsible for such activity. Chennai Port can enhance its efficiency, reduce costs, and improve its competitiveness in the global maritime market. This will contribute to India's economic growth by facilitating trade and reducing the cost of international commerce.
Keywords: Cargo Handling, Logistics Operations,Berth Allocation,Customs Clearance,Equipment Utilization.
Abstract
A STUDY ON INFLUENCER MARKETING TRENDS AND EFFECTIVENESS
Arpita Mondal, Dr. Chandramouli.S
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125277
Abstract: Influencer marketing has rapidly evolved into a dominant strategy in the digital marketing landscape, offering brands a powerful way to engage with niche audiences through authentic, relatable content. This study explores the growing relevance and effectiveness of influencer marketing in driving brand awareness, customer loyalty, and ultimately, sales. Originally a niche domain, the influencer economy has now become a multi-billion-dollar industry, reshaping traditional advertising models across various sectors, including technology and security. The electronics sensor manufacturing industry, alongside security focused businesses such as CCTV solution providers, is increasingly adopting influencer strategies to enhance visibility and market reach in an era of smart and connected devices. This paper also examines the critical need for ongoing research in influencer marketing to better understand long-term impacts, consumer behaviour shifts, ethical and legal challenges, and the integration of AI-driven tools in campaign execution. This study explores the evolving landscape of influencer marketing, focusing on key trends, platform specific strategies, audience behaviour, and the growing integration of artificial intelligence. By analysing current trends and challenges, this study aims to provide actionable insights for technology-driven companies looking to leverage influencer marketing to stay competitive, build trust, and foster lasting customer relationships in a highly dynamic digital environment.
Keywords: Digital Advertising Trends, Influencer Marketing, Audience Engagement, Marketing Transparency.
Abstract
AIR CUSTOMS CLEARANCE PROCESSING OF TIME ANALYSIS
Mr. BUVANESH R, Dr. D ANITHA KUMARI
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125279
Abstract: This study analyses the processing time of air customs clearance, focusing on the Bill of Entry. Efficient customs clearance is critical for international trade, influencing operational costs and delivery schedules. The research identifies time delays and bottlenecks in the clearance process by evaluating stages such as document submission, assessment, examination, and release. It also examines the impact of digitalization and customs automation systems like ICEGATE and SWIFT in reducing processing times. Key factors contributing to delays include procedural inefficiencies, documentation errors, and manual interventions. The study offers recommendations for streamlining documentation, improving system integration, and building stakeholder capacity to enhance air cargo clearance efficiency and support smoother international trade.
Keywords: Air Customs Clearance, Processing Time, Bill of Entry, ICEGATE, SWIFT, Cargo delay.
Abstract
IMPORT DOCUMENTATION PROCESS AT ACR GLOBAL LOGISTICS
Ramesh Kumar D, Dr. G. MADHUMITA
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125280
Abstract: The Import Documentation Process Research The import documentation process is essential for ensuring the smooth and compliant entry of goods into a country. It involves the preparation and verification of key documents such as the commercial invoice, bill of lading, import license, certificate of origin, and customs declaration forms. Proper documentation facilitates customs clearance, minimizes delays, and ensures compliance with trade regulations, tariffs, and import duties. This research explores the significance of import documentation, common challenges faced by importers, and strategies to enhance efficiency in the process. By understanding and optimizing import documentation procedures, businesses can reduce costs, avoid legal issues, and improve overall supply chain efficiency in international trade.
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A COMPREHENSIVE STUDY ON CONTAINER HANDLING PRACTICES AND TIME MANAGEMENT IN CHENNAI PORT AND ITS IMPACT DUE TO TRAFFIC
MANIKANDAN.M, Mrs. P C SARANYA
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125281
Abstract: Efficient container cargo handling is critical to the seamless functioning of ports and the broader maritime logistics network. This study undertakes a focused examination of container handling practices and time management strategies at Chennai Port, aiming to identify operational inefficiencies that contribute to congestion, extended turnaround times, and logistical delays. Given the rising demand in international trade and containerized cargo movement, Chennai Port faces increasing pressure to handle volumes with greater speed and precision. The research evaluates key components such as terminal design, container movement patterns, equipment utilization, workforce deployment, and scheduling protocols. Special attention is given to traffic build up within and around the port, analysing how it impacts dwell times and overall efficiency. The study explores the integration of advanced solutions like automation, digital tools, and real-time data analytics to mitigate these challenges. It also underscores the importance of synchronized coordination among stakeholders, including shipping lines, terminal operators, and inland logistics providers. Comparative insights are drawn from global best practices, assessing their relevance and adaptability to the Indian context. Ultimately, the study proposes an optimized framework for container handling and traffic management at Chennai Port, aiming to improve service quality, enhance throughput, and strengthen the port's competitive standing in the global maritime sector.
Keywords: Container handling, Chennai Port, Time management, Port congestion, Turnaround time, Terminal operations, Maritime logistics, Traffic impact.
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A STUDY ON OVERCOMING CHALLENGES AS TO SALES IN FREIGHT FORWARDING INDUSTRY
Sushmitha M, Dr. S. Sudha
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125282
Abstract: One of the most important sectors of international trade is the freight forwarding industry, which is vibrant and competitive. Nonetheless, there are several obstacles that salespeople in this sector must overcome, including fierce price competition, intricate regulatory frameworks, shifting consumer demands, and little room for service uniqueness. A planned and customer-focused strategy is necessary to overcome these obstacles. Developing trusting relationships with customers by learning about their particular logistics requirements and providing tailored solutions can greatly increase client loyalty. By stressing service dependability, worldwide network strength, and real-time tracking, freight forwarders can differentiate themselves in a competitive market by prioritizing value above price. . Customer loyalty can be greatly increased by establishing trusting relationships with clients by learning about their particular logistics requirements and providing tailored solutions. In order to stand out in a crowded market, freight forwarders might emphasize value above pricing by emphasizing features like real-time tracking, global network strength, and service reliability. Additionally, using digital tools like online quoting platforms, CRM systems, and data analytics can improve lead management, expedite sales processes, and improve customer satisfaction. To keep a competitive advantage, sales staff must get ongoing training on supply chain trends, growing markets, and international trade laws Customer satisfaction depends on smooth communication and reliable service delivery, which are ensured by cooperation between the sales, operations, and customer support departments. In a quickly changing global logistics industry, freight forwarding companies can successfully overcome sales hurdles and achieve sustainable growth by embracing technology, using creative methods, and concentrating on long-term client partnerships.
Keywords: Freight forwarding, sales challenges, logistics, value-based selling, digital transformation, CRM, customer retention, logistics solutions, sales strategy, freight sales.
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“A Cross-Platform Database Comparison Tool for Schema and Data Synchronization”
Prateek Singh, Prashansha Varshney, Pankaj Sharma
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125283
Abstract: Database management systems(DBMS), which offer dependable data storage and retrieval techniques, are essential parts of contemporary applications. However, preserving consistency between database instances can be extremely difficult in dynamic development settings with several teams and running concurrent processes. Data inconsistencies and schema incompatibilities are frequently caused by manual error, platform-specific variations, and frequent changes. Existing database synchronization solutions are frequently platform-specific, concentrate on either schema or data comparison, and fall short in fully addressing both issues. In order to automate the process of schema and data comparison across diverse DBMS systems, such as MySQL, PostgreSQL, and Microsoft SQL Server, this paper proposes a Database Comparison Tool. Additionally, the application creates SQL scripts to synchronize differences, which improves database consistency and minimizes manual labor. The tool guarantees scalability and user-friendly interaction using a modular design built with Flask (backend) and React.js (frontend). Results from experiments show how accurate and efficient it is at managing big databases, meeting a crucial demand for database administrators and developers.
Keywords: Automation, Schema Comparison, Data Integrity, Database Discrepancy Detection.
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THE STUDY OF DOCUMENTATION AND PORT OPERATION IN DP WORLD
V.DHARUN ROHINTH, DR. B KALAIYARASAN
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125284
Abstract: DP World is a global logistics company based in Dubai, UAE, known for managing ports, terminals, industrial parks, logistics centers, and economic zones across six continents. Efficient documentation and port operations are critical to its success in handling international trade.
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SURVEY ON HEALTH NAVIGATOR
Adithya. S, Archana. S K, Ashwini. P, Anusha. M.P, Bhanumathi. A
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125285
Abstract: The growing need for efficient healthcare has driven the advancement of intelligent robotic systems. This project describes a Health Navigator Robot that uses automation, artificial intelligence, and IoT to enhance patient care. The robot's core consists of a Raspberry Pi and ESP8266 microcontroller, allowing it to interact with patients autonomously and track heart rate, SpO₂, and body temperature in real-time. It features sensors like MAX30102 and VL53L1X, along with a camera module for precise data collection and navigation. The robot's AI capabilities include facial recognition, emotion detection, and fall detection, leveraging computer vision and deep learning. A voice-controlled interface enables hands-free interaction, making it user-friendly for patients. The system also integrates with Firebase for logging health data and sending emergency alerts. The robot responds to emergency signals, initiates voice interactions, and conducts real-time health assessments, offering comprehensive support for patient-centered care.
Keywords: Health robotics, AI in healthcare, IoT, patient monitoring, Raspberry Pi, voice assistant, real-time systems, emergency response.
Abstract
Development of Cylindrical Silk Screen Printing Device
Mark Neil C. Casidsid
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125286
Abstract: Traditional silk screen printing struggles with efficiently printing on cylindrical surfaces like bottles and mugs. This study addresses the gap by developing a Cylindrical Silk Screen Printing Device specifically designed for rigid cylindrical material. This study focuses on evaluating its operating performance in terms of paint consumed in the number of pieces printed per minute, energy cost, and assessing the print quality and acceptability in terms of design, technical features, composition, operating performance, and safety of the device motor. The device uses a motor-driven system with a threaded rod and limit switch to control the printing process onto a cylindrical object. This innovative approach improves ink application and reduces setup time compared to flat-bed methods. A rigorous evaluation, involving 50 experts and end-users, assessed the device's performance using a five-point Likert scale. These evaluators were selected through purposive sampling based on their expertise. The testing and evaluation took place at Capiz State University-Main Campus, while the development work was done at the researcher's residence. Testing revealed an average paint consumption of 266 mL across 133 prints, with a total energy cost of only Php 0.80. The approximate printing speed ranged from 94 to 180 pieces per hour. The device's robust, industrial-grade design prioritizes both user-friendliness and safety. Overall, the device received a "Very Acceptable" rating, demonstrating its effectiveness and suitability for high-volume cylindrical printing. Its adjustable design allows for precise printing on various cylindrical sizes, making it a significant improvement over existing method.
Keywords: Cylindrical, Printing, Device and Silk Screen
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A Study on Integrated Logistics Optimization in Karaikal Port Private Limited
Keerthivasan A, Dr G Madhumitha
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125287
Abstract: Dry cargo operations form a vital backbone of global trade, handling bulk commodities such as coal, grain, ores, and fertilizers that are essential for industrial and economic development. However, the sector faces increasing pressure to enhance operational efficiency, reduce costs, and align with environmental and regulatory standards. This project investigates the multifaceted strategies required to optimize dry cargo operations, focusing on both port-side logistics and onboard vessel practices. Key areas of analysis include berth scheduling, cargo handling equipment utilization, storage yard management, and real-time vessel traffic coordination. The integration of modern technologies-such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), and data analytics-is explored as a means to improve decision-making, forecast cargo volumes, and monitor equipment performance. Furthermore, the project addresses the importance of stakeholder collaboration among shipping lines, port authorities, terminal operators, and logistics service providers to reduce bottlenecks and idle time.
Keywords: Dry cargo operations, Maritime logistics, Port optimization, Bulk cargo handling, Turnaround time, Terminal efficiency, Digitalization Predictive analytics, Vessel scheduling Environmental sustainability, Cargo throughput Supply chain integration.
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A STUDY ON CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR WITH REFERENCE TO BIG BAZAAR
S.Aashik Deva & Dr. Chandramouli. S
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125288
Abstract: This study explores how consumers behave and make decisions when shopping at Big Bazaar, one of India's leading retail chains. With the retail landscape constantly evolving, understanding what drives customers-such as pricing, product variety, promotional offers, and store experience-has become more important than ever. Through a combination of survey responses and observational insights, this research looks into customer preferences, shopping frequency, and overall satisfaction levels. It also examines how factors like age, income, and lifestyle impact buying choices. The goal is to gain a clearer picture of what attracts customers to Big Bazaar and what areas may need improvement. The findings offer practical suggestions for how Big Bazaar can enhance its services and connect better with shoppers. By studying consumer behaviour in this context, the project provides valuable takeaways for retailers looking to adapt to changing consumer expectations in a competitive market.
Keywords: The study on consumer behaviour with reference to Big Bazaar explores key aspects such as purchase decision-making, brand preferences, and price sensitivity. It focuses on factors influencing customer loyalty, shopping frequency, and promotional impacts. Keywords include consumer behaviour, Big Bazaar, buying patterns, pricing strategies, marketing influence, and customer satisfaction.
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A COMPREHENSIVE STUDY ON CONTAINER IMBALANCE IN CHENNAI PORT.
Mr. JUSTIN VIMALRAJ A, Dr. D ANITHA KUMARI*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125289
Abstract: This study explores the issue of container imbalance at Chennai Port, a critical maritime hub in India, focusing on the period from January 2023 to December 2024. Container imbalance-where the inflow and outflow of shipping containers are misaligned-can severely disrupt port operations, increase costs, and affect trade efficiency. The research utilizes the Container Availability Index (CAx), a weekly metric that reflects container surplus or shortage, to analyze trends in container circulation at the port. Data collected over 24 months reveals that while 2023 exhibited relatively stable container availability with limited shortages, 2024 experienced notable fluctuations, including multiple weeks of critical shortages and even zero availability-particularly in the first and final quarters. These trends indicate rising operational challenges for exporters, logistics providers, and port authorities, driven by uneven trade flows, delayed repositioning, and infrastructure constraints. The study not only quantifies the extent of the imbalance but also assesses its operational, financial, and environmental impacts. It concludes with strategic recommendations to improve container management, reduce repositioning costs, and ensure smoother logistics flow at Chennai Port.
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SMART MANHOLE MONITORING SYSTEM AND TRASH COLLECTION
ABINAY, C. HARIKA, G. DEEPA SREE, M. SUSHMITHA, VISHALINI DIVAKAR
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125290
Abstract: In the advancement of smart cities, intelligent and sustainable infrastructure is vital for ensuring cleanliness, safety, and efficiency in urban environments. The Smart Manhole Monitoring System and Trash Collection project offers an IoT-based solution to monitor and manage underground drainage systems in real time. Utilizing an ESP32 microcontroller, the system integrates tilt, ultrasonic, temperature, gas, and obstacle detection sensors to collect and transmit live data. A solar-powered servo motor mechanism filters and collects trash from flowing water, depositing it into an inbuilt pit or bin, preventing blockages and maintaining smooth water flow while promoting energy efficiency. A standout feature is the application of data science techniques to analyze sensor data, producing daily detailed reports via Google Sheets or Excel. These reports identify triggered threshold values, support historical analysis, and offer insights for timely maintenance or future upgrades. Instant notifications are sent to authorities when abnormal conditions are detected, enabling swift intervention and hazard prevention. By reducing manual inspections, protecting sanitation workers, and ensuring effective trash filtration, this system significantly enhances smarter, safer, and cleaner urban drainage management. Future improvements could focus on enhancing sensor durability and scalability across diverse urban settings. Index words: Smart city, IoT, Drainage Management, Waste Filtration, Urban Infrastructure.
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FemSAFE: VOICE ACTIVATED WOMEN’S SAFTEY DEVICE
Adeeba Ismath, Anagha K S, Archana N, Dr P N Sudha
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125291
Abstract: Ensuring women's safety remains a critical challenge, with conventional security measures often failing in emergencies. Many existing solutions need to be manually activated, which isn't always achievable in distressing situations. To present this, we propose an IoT-based personal safety gadget that integrates voice activation, automatic distress detection via blood pressure fluctuations, GPS tracking, and real-time audio-video recording with storage for legal evidence. The device provides instant emergency response by alerting police, family, and trusted contacts while enabling live tracking and evidence collection. By leveraging IoT and AI-driven automation, this system ensures proactive protection without relying solely on manual triggers. This paper explores the technological advancements behind the system, its real-world applications, and its potential to redefine personal safety standards for women worldwide.
Keywords: IoT-based Safety Device, Automatic Distress Detection, Real-Time Tracking, Voice-Activated Emergency System, AI-Driven Personal Security
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A STUDY ON OPERATIONAL ASPECTS OF FREIGHT FORWARDING
Ms. K S MAANASHVEE, Dr. D ANITHA KUMAR*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125292
Abstract: Freight forwarding plays a crucial role in international trade by coordinating cargo booking, documentation, customs clearance, warehousing, and multimodal transport. This study examines operational aspects of freight forwarding and its role in improving supply chain efficiency and risk management. It evaluates the impact of digital tools like real-time tracking, automated documentation, and freight platforms. Data from interviews, surveys, and case studies highlight major challenges, including regulatory hurdles and rate fluctuations. However, technology adoption and strong partnerships improve performance. The study concludes that innovation, standardization, and regulatory compliance are essential for competitiveness. These insights benefit logistics professionals, businesses, and policymakers aiming to enhance global supply chain operations.
Keywords: Freight Forwarding, Logistics, Supply Chain Management, International Trade.
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A STUDY ON CHALLENGES FACED BY CUSTOMS HOUSE AGENT
SAINA CLEETUS, Dr. D ANITHA KUMARI*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125293
Abstract: This study looks at the various difficulties that Customs House Agents (CHAs) in India confront, with a particular emphasis on operational inefficiencies, complicated regulations, and structural problems that make import-export procedures less effective. Technological issues, insufficient infrastructure, and bureaucratic hold-ups are the main challenges noted. In a survey of 150 CHAs at Chennai Port Trust, for example, it was found that 92% of them had problems with insufficient package sizes, and 90.67% had concerns with merchandise overvaluation during customs clearance. High service fees and Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) malfunctions were also major issues. These difficulties are made worse by corruption in customs operations. According to reports from the Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust (JNPT), importers have suffered significant financial losses as a result of widespread bribery and extortion by customs agents. Such immoral actions compromise the integrity of the trading system in addition to delaying shipment clearance. The report emphasizes the necessity of extensive reforms, such as tough anti-corruption measures, the deployment of transparent digital systems, and the renovation of infrastructure. By tackling these issues, India's customs processes may become much more dependable and efficient, which will create a more favorable atmosphere for global trade.
Keywords: Customs House Agents (CHAs), Operational Challenges, Regulatory Complexities, Systemic Issues.
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A STUDY ON CHALLENGES FACED IN IMPORTING CMRL TRACK
VAISHANI.S, Dr. B. KALAIYARASAN
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125294
Abstract: The importation of track components for the Chennai Metro Rail Limited (CMRL) system presents a complex array of challenges that impact project timelines, costs, and quality. This study aims to identify and analyze the key obstacles encountered in the import process of CMRL track materials, including logistical constraints, regulatory compliance issues, customs delays, currency fluctuations, and supplier-related problems. By conducting a detailed review of procurement documents, interviews with logistics and procurement professionals, and case analyses of past import activities, this research highlights the root causes of delays and inefficiencies. The findings suggest that improved coordination among stakeholders, adoption of digital tracking systems, and strategic sourcing policies can significantly mitigate import-related risks. This study contributes valuable insights for infrastructure project managers and policymakers involved in large-scale rail transport systems, helping streamline future procurement and importation processes for metro rail projects.
Keywords: Break Bulk Cargo, CMRL Tracks, Freight Forwarders, Cargo Handling
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AN OVERVIEW OF CHALLENGES FACED BY FREIGHT FORWARDERS IN IMPORT
Mr. Logesh. C, Dr. B. Kalaiyarasan
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125295
Abstract: The logistics and freight forwarding sector is a critical backbone of global commerce, particularly in the import domain where complexity is high. This article delves into the principal challenges faced by freight forwarders during the import process, focusing specifically on Vrriddhi Freight Pvt. Ltd., a key player in the Indian logistics industry. Through an analytical lens, the study highlights multifaceted issues-ranging from regulatory compliance and documentation hurdles to infrastructure inadequacies and technological limitations. The paper further investigates how these obstacles influence operational efficiency and service delivery. It concludes by proposing actionable strategies to address these persistent challenges, offering insights beneficial to both industry practitioners and policymakers.
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A STUDY ON CONTAINER SLOT BOOKING: PROCESS EFFICIENCY AND ISSUES FACED BY SMALL FORWARDERS AT SAMPORTO FREIGHT FORWARDING PVT LTD
M. Suryaprasath, Ms.P.C.Saranya
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125296
Abstract: This study focuses on the container slot booking process and the challenges faced by small freight forwarders. With increasing digitalization in the logistics industry, efficient slot booking is crucial for smooth cargo movement. However, small forwarders often struggle due to limited access to technology, lack of training, and poor coordination with shipping lines. This project aims to analyze the current system, identify key issues, and suggest practical solutions to improve booking efficiency. The findings can help enhance the performance of small forwarders and contribute to a more streamlined supply chain.
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CHALLENGES OF CUSTOMS CLEARANCE PROCESS AFTER NEW TARIFFS
K MOHAMMAD ALTARIQ, DR B KALAIYARASAN*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125297
Abstract: The imposition of new tariffs has reshaped the global trade landscape, significantly impacting the customs clearance process across various jurisdictions. These policy shifts have introduced complexities in documentation, valuation disputes, classification challenges, and compliance requirements for importers and exporters. The resultant procedural delays and increased scrutiny at ports of entry not only disrupt the supply chain but also escalate operational costs and affect inventory planning. This study investigates the emerging challenges faced by logistics providers, customs brokers, and traders in adapting to new tariff regimes. Emphasis is placed on analyzing real-time bottlenecks such as increased examination rates, changes in Harmonized System (HS) code interpretation, and misalignment between trade partners' systems. The study also highlights the role of digital solutions like Automated Customs Clearance Systems, Artificial Intelligence (AI)-driven classification tools, and centralized trade compliance databases in addressing these challenges. It proposes a strategic framework that includes proactive stakeholder communication, regulatory training, and enhanced document preparedness to ensure faster and compliant customs clearance. Furthermore, the need for agile policy frameworks and international cooperation is discussed as essential to overcoming trade friction caused by abrupt tariff changes.
Keywords: Customs clearance, Tariff challenges, Trade compliance, Documentation delays, HS code interpretation
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EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF DIABETIC FOOT ULCERS USING AI-BASED IMAGE CLASSIFICATION TECHNIQUES
Niveditha H R, Rachana S Shekar, Mounashree R, Divya Chandana C, Tejashwini B S
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125298
Abstract: Diabetic foot ulcers (DFUs) are an advanced complication associated with diabetes mellitus which, if not diagnosed promptly, can lead to severe infections, amputations, and even death. Traditional methods of diagnosis rely heavily on the visual checks by medical personnel, which often is not timely. Detecting DFUs using various forms of AI (Artificial Intelligence) offers an efficient, automated, and timely solution. In this study, we propose a complete framework with AI techniques that underset the deep learning structure, especially convolutional neural networks (CNNs), for the classification and prediction of diabetic foot ulcers. The model employs a set of DFU images to train and validate the model's performance on numerous defined metrics including, but not limited to, accuracy, precision, recall, and F1-score. The experiments performed show the significant role AI can play in improving early DFU detection, a shift that would revolutionize the care of diabetic foot issues and improve healthcare outcomes.
Keywords: Diabetic Foot Ulcer (DFU), Artificial Intelligence (AI), Convolutional Neural Network (CNN), Deep Learning, Early Diagnosis, Medical Imaging.
Abstract
Study on Designing an Inclusive Talent Scouting Process in VY TCDC
Gowri Shree P. Dr. Brindha P*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125299
Abstract: This study explores the inclusive recruitment practices of VY TCDC Systems, a mid-sized global technology firm committed to diversity, equity, and inclusive hiring. It examines how inclusive recruitment strategies can be effectively integrated into organizational frameworks to promote workplace equity, improve organizational performance, and reduce demographic underrepresentation. Using a mixed-methods approach, the research analyzes primary data from structured questionnaires completed by HR professionals and hiring managers, along with secondary sources such as company reports and academic literature. Key findings reveal that VY TCDC Systems prioritizes structured interviews, bias-free assessments, and transparent communication as foundational elements of inclusive hiring. The firm also implements mentorship programs, customized job descriptions, and consistent feedback loops to enhance candidate experience and fairness perception.Despite progress, the study identifies areas for improvement, including inconsistent feedback mechanisms and gaps in demographic representation. Recommendations include expanding outreach to underrepresented talent pools, refining onboarding processes, and investing in robust diversity training programs. In conclusion, the research affirms that inclusive recruitment is both a strategic asset and a moral imperative. By fostering an equitable and diverse hiring ecosystem, VY TCDC Systems can drive innovation, enhance retention, and strengthen its competitive advantage.
Keywords: Inclusive Recruitment, Diversity and Equity, Workplace Inclusion, Talent Acquisition, Structured Interviews, Leadership Accountability, VY TCDC Systems.
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SMART SPY ROVER USING RASPBERRY PI FOR SURVEILLANCE AND THREAT DETECTION
Mr. Ranjith Kumar.J, M.E, (Ph.D), Karthikeyan.A, Karthikeyan.M, Kuralarasan.S
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125300
Abstract: This paper presents the development of a multifunctional spy rover using a Raspberry Pi, designed for real-time surveillance and threat detection in restricted environments. The rover supports live video streaming, video and voice recording, person detection using computer vision, and metal detection for security operations. A laser pointer module is also integrated for threat pinpointing. The system is remotely operable over a network and aims to provide a cost-effective solution for indoor and outdoor security monitoring.
Keywords: Spy Rover, Raspberry Pi, Surveillance, Video Streaming, Metal Detector, Laser Pointer, Person Detection.
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SmartBite: Where AI Meets Appetite – A Vision Based System for Real-Time Food Recognition and Caloric Intelligence
Prakruthi S*, Harsha S, Deepak Gowda K G, Vaishnavi, Yashaswini B M
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125301
Abstract: With increasing cases of diet-related conditions, such as obesity and lifestyle diseases, the need for effective and user-friendly tools to track calorie intake has never been more urgent. Manual food logging methods often suffer from inaccuracies and are impractical for long-term use. This paper introduces SmartBite, an AI-powered application that estimates calorie content from food images using deep learning. The system leverages a fine-tuned ResNet50 CNN model trained on the Indian Food-80 dataset and features a lightweight web interface built with Flask. Users can input food either through images or text, with Google Gemini AI supporting natural language understanding. The model achieves 96% accuracy with an average response time of 2.21 seconds, making SmartBite a practical tool for fast and reliable dietary monitoring.
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A STUDY ON PROBLEMS FACED BY FREIGHT FORWARDERS
Mr.MOHAMED KAMARDEEN M, Ms.P.C.SARANYA, Dr. D ANITHA KUMARI
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125302
Abstract: The freight forwarding industry plays a crucial role in global trade, acting as an intermediary between shippers and various transportation services to ensure the efficient movement of goods. This study focuses on identifying and analyzing the key problems faced by freight forwarders, with a specific reference to Vrrddhi Freight Pvt Ltd. The research explores challenges such as regulatory compliance, documentation complexities, fluctuating fuel costs, port congestion, customs delays, and technological adaptation. Using a combination of qualitative and quantitative research methods, data was collected through interviews and surveys with employees and stakeholders of Vrrddhi Freight Pvt Ltd. The findings highlight critical operational bottlenecks and underline the need for improved digital infrastructure, better coordination with logistics partners, and stronger policy frameworks to streamline freight forwarding operations. The study aims to provide actionable recommendations for Vrrddhi Freight Pvt Ltd and similar firms to enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and improve customer satisfaction in the dynamic logistics landscape.
Abstract
Microcontroller based Car Parachute Ejection System
Mr.Kumar N Krishnamurthy, Sanika C K, Sanjana P, Spoorthi K,Sinchana K P
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125303
Abstract: The project "Car Parachute Ejection System" focuses on enhancing vehicle safety by designing an automated emergency braking mechanism using a parachute deployment system, integrated with real-time obstacle detection and emergency alert capabilities. The system is built around an Arduino microcontroller, which controls a small car model equipped with four BO motors (100 RPM) driven by an L293N motor driver, enabling precise movement and speed control. The car is wirelessly operated via a Bluetooth connection using the HC-05 module, allowing users to control it through a Serial Bluetooth Terminal app. An ultrasonic sensor mounted at the front continuously monitors the surroundings for obstacles; upon detecting an imminent collision while the car is moving at high speed, the system triggers the release of a parachute from the rear, significantly reducing the vehicle's momentum to prevent accidents. Additionally, the system incorporates a GSM SIM800L module to send emergency SMS alerts, paired with a NEO-6M GPS module to transmit the vehicle's real-time coordinates to predefined contacts, ensuring prompt emergency response. This project combines mechanical, electronic, and communication technologies to create a robust safety mechanism, demonstrating the potential for scalable applications in full-sized vehicles. The integration of obstacle detection, rapid deceleration via parachute deployment, and automated emergency messaging highlights the system's innovation in addressing critical safety challenges. By leveraging affordable and widely available components, the project offers a cost-effective solution for enhancing vehicular safety, particularly in scenarios where traditional braking systems may be insufficient. The successful implementation of this prototype lays the groundwork for further advancements in autonomous safety systems, with potential adaptations for drones, high-speed robotics, and even aerospace applications. The project not only showcases the practical application of Arduino-based control systems but also emphasizes the importance of real-time data transmission and emergency responsiveness in modern safety solutions. Future enhancements could include multi-sensor fusion for improved obstacle detection, machine learning algorithms for predictive collision avoidance, and integration with IoT platforms for centralized monitoring. Overall, this project serves as a proof of concept for an innovative safety mechanism that could revolutionize emergency response in automated and remote-controlled vehicles.
Keywords: Distance and Speed Monitoring, SMS alerts, Parachute ejection, Arduino UNO
Abstract
Kidney Stone Detection Using CT Scan Image
Smithashree KP, Deekshith M, Nishanth N,Darshan Gowda G,Naveen kumar P
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125304
Abstract: The increasing prevalence of kidney stone disease necessitates efficient and accurate diagnostic methods to alleviate the burden on healthcare systems and professionals. Traditional manual methods of CT scan analysis are time-intensive and prone to human error, often delaying critical diagnoses. This study introduces an automated detection framework utilizing the YOLO NAS model, specifically optimized for real-time kidney stone annotation in CT scans. The dataset includes over 10,000 CT images sourced from Kaggle and Roboflow, enriched with additional scans manually annotated some image using the VGG Image Annotator tool to ensure comprehensive coverage of kidney stone types, sizes, and densities. The YOLO NAS model was selected due to its superior performance in object detection, leveraging Neural Architecture Search for optimization and trained using the SuperGradients library. The proposed model achieves a mean average precision (mAP) of 93% at a 0.50 Intersection over Union (IoU) threshold, demonstrating its high accuracy and efficiency.
Keywords: Kidney Stone Detection, YOLO NAS, CT Scan Imaging, Object Detection, Medical Imaging, Bounding Box An- notation, Neural Architecture Search (NAS), Automated Medical Diagnostics
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A STUDY ON EFFECTIVENESS OF INBOUND & OUTBOUND WAREHOUSE OPERATIONS AT DELHIVERY PVT LTD
Marwin Xavior.A, Ms.P.C.Saranya
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125305
Abstract: The logistics sector in India has experienced significant evolution, largely driven by the rapid expansion of the e-commerce industry. Delhivery Pvt Ltd, a prominent logistics and supply chain service provider, plays a key role in this transformation. The company has developed a robust warehousing system to meet the dynamic needs of the supply chain. This study focuses on evaluating the effectiveness of inbound and outbound warehouse operations at Delhivery Pvt Ltd. Inbound operations include receiving, quality checks, and storage, whereas outbound processes comprise order picking, packing, and dispatch. The research aims to analyze operational efficiency, identify areas for improvement, and suggest strategic interventions to optimize performance. Through a combination of primary data from site visits and secondary data from industry reports, the study provides actionable insights into enhancing warehouse operations to ensure timely deliveries and customer satisfaction.
Keywords: Warehouse Operations, Inbound Logistics, Outbound Logistics, Supply Chain, Delhivery Pvt Ltd
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OPTIMIZING FIRST MILE AND LAST MILE OPERATION
Mr. DINAKARAN. D, Dr. D ANITHA KUMARI*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125306
Abstract: The logistics industry continues to evolve rapidly, with a renewed focus on optimizing first mile and last mile operations to meet rising demands for speed, transparency, and sustainability. The first mile, which involves the movement of goods from suppliers or production units to central hubs, and the last mile, which covers the final leg to the customer, are increasingly being seen as strategic points of competitive advantage. These segments are often the most inefficient and cost-intensive, contributing to over 50% of total logistics costs in e-commerce-driven supply chains. This report explores cutting-edge technologies and models transforming these critical operations. AI-powered route planning, predictive analytics, and warehouse automation are optimizing the first mile by improving pickup scheduling, load optimization, and supplier coordination. In the last mile, companies are deploying hyperlocal micro-fulfillment centers, autonomous delivery vehicles, drone logistics, and crowdsourced delivery networks to enhance speed and flexibility while minimizing environmental impact. By focusing on optimization techniques for both first and last mile operations, companies can achieve greater supply chain resilience, lower logistics costs, and deliver improved customer experiences. The report emphasizes that aligning these efforts with sustainability goals and scalable logistics models is essential for future growth in an increasingly demanding and competitive market environment. The integration of Digital Twins and Blockchain-based visibility platforms is enabling real-time tracking and seamless coordination across the supply chain. In urban areas, the rise of smart lockers, delivery hubs, and carbon-neutral logistics zones is reshaping last mile infrastructure to be faster, greener, and more customer-centric. The report concludes that embracing these innovations not only improves efficiency and customer experience but also aligns with sustainability goals and regulatory trends, making first and last mile optimization a cornerstone of next-generation logistics strategies.
Keywords: First Mile Logistics, Last Mile Delivery, Supply Chain Optimization, Blockchain in Supply Chain, Smart Route Planning, Sustainable Delivery, Real-Time Tracking, Reverse logistics, Return logistics, End-to-End Visibility
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A Study on the Impact of Automation and Digitalization on Mutual Fund Back-End Office Operations
Madhav L, Dr. Madhumita G
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125307
Keywords: financial technology, cybersecurity, digital transformation, automation, digitalization, mutual funds, back-office operations, robotic process automation (RPA), artificial intelligence (AI), NAV calculation, compliance, data reconciliation, and operational efficiency.
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Plant Identification and Disease Detection
Dr. Ranjit K N, Ms. Afreen Suhan, Mr. Krishna A Kadolkar, Mr. Manoj S S, Ms. Sindhu M C
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125308
Abstract: The project introduces a deep learning-based web application for plant identification and disease detection, addressing the need for precision agriculture and timely crop health assessment. The application uses a convolutional neural network (MobileNetV2) trained on a dataset of plant leaves, allowing users to upload images for real-time analysis. Multiple image preprocessing techniques, such as Gaussian blur, histogram equalization, and segmentation, enhance accuracy. The model outputs the most probable class label and a confidence score. The Flask web interface is user-friendly, ensuring accessibility for both professionals and general users. Implemented using PyTorch and OpenCV, the system is lightweight, scalable, and can be deployed locally or in the cloud. The application aims to assist farmers, gardeners, and researchers in early disease detection and support timely intervention to reduce crop loss.
Keywords: Deep Learning, Plant Disease Detection, Plant Identification, MobileNetV2, Convolutional Neural Network (CNN), Image Classification, Precision Agriculture, PyTorch, OpenCV, Image Preprocessing, Real-Time Analysis, Flask Web Application, Computer Vision, Crop Health Monitoring, Agricultural Technology.
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SMART WASTE SEGREGATION SYSTEM
Telugu Maddileti, Sriramadasu Kaushik, Shettipalli Vamshi, Sirikonda Karthikeya
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125309
Abstract: This study introduces a system designed to segregate the waste automatically based on its moisture nature categorizing it into wet and dry waste automatically. The rapid increase in solid and hazardous waste due to ongoing economic growth, urbanization, and industrialization has made efficient waste management a major challenge for governments. According to the Global Waste Management Market Report 2007, municipal solid waste reached 2.02 billion tons in 2006, growing at 7% annually since 2003. Poor waste handling poses risks to public health and the environment, and effective waste separation is key to unlocking its economic value. However, most households lack systems to separate waste into dry, wet, and metallic categories. To address this, we propose a Waste Segregator Robotic (WSR) system-an affordable and easy-to-use solution that separates waste using capacitive sensors. It identifies dry and wet waste, detects trash levels and foul odors, tracks relocation, and sends alerts to responsible personnel. Experimental results confirm the system's effectiveness in automating waste segregation and improving home-level waste management.
Keywords: Waste Segregation, IoT, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, GSM Communication, Automated Sorting etc...
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A STRATEGIC APPROACH TO CARGO CONSOLIDATION BOOSTING EFFICIENCY AND CUTTING COST
Chandra sekar R, Dr. B. Kalayarasan
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125310
Abstract: In Blue Bharath Exim Pvt Ltd, efficient cargo management is critical for reducing operational costs and enhancing service delivery. This paper explores a strategic approach to cargo consolidation-a method that combines multiple smaller shipments into a single, larger one to optimize transportation resources. The study outlines key consolidation techniques, decision-making frameworks, and technologies that enable smarter freight planning. It also examines the economic and environmental benefits of consolidation, such as cost savings, improved load utilization, and reduced carbon emissions. By adopting a strategic approach, businesses can streamline supply chain operations, respond more effectively to demand variability, and gain a competitive advantage.
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“PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS ON 1*2 L SHAPED MICROSTRIP PATCH ANTENNA FOR 2.4GHz”
Dinesh Kumar D S, Archana M, Bhoomika D, Hitha S M, Lekhana B H
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125311
Abstract: The demand increasing for the wireless communication system has been driven for the significant research into antenna designs that offer improved performance at standard communication frequencies. Among these, the 2.4 GHz band remains a critical range for applications such as Wireless Local Area Networks (WLAN) and Wi-Fi. Microstrip patch antennas (MPA) are widely favored in such systems due to their low profile, ease of fabrication, and compatibility with planar and non-planar surfaces. However, conventional single-element patch antennas often face limitations in terms of bandwidth, gain, and impedance matching. To improve these circumstances, researchers have explored a variety of geometrical modifications and array configurations. One such approach involves the implementation of L-shaped patch geometry, which have to been shown to enhance bandwidth and impedance characteristics through their altered current distribution and resonant modes. Additionally, array configurations, particularly linear arrays like the 1×2 design, are known to significantly improve gain and directivity by effectively combining the radiation from multiple elements. In this subject of context, the present research focuses on the designing and simulation of a 1×2 L-shaped MPA array tailored for 2.4 GHz operation. The MPA is developed using the software called "CST Studio Suite", a widely used electromagnetic simulation tool, and its performance is assessed based on critical parameters including return voltage standing wave ratio (VSWR), return loss, gain, radiation pattern and bandwidth. The simulation results reveal that the designed antenna configuration not only offers low return loss and efficient impedance matching but also achieves enhanced gain and a directional radiation pattern, there by presenting its capacity for integration into modern wireless communication (MWC) systems operating in the 2.4 GHz band.
Keywords: Microstrip Patch Antenna, 1×2 Antenna Array, Radiation Pattern, Wireless Communication, CST Studio, Gain, Return Loss, VSWR
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A STUDY ON CONSUMER SATISFACTION TOWRDS LENOVA LAPTOP AT TINKAS PVT. LTD
Padmanabhan.K & Dr. Chandramouli.S*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125312
Abstract: In today's highly competitive consumer technology market, customer satisfaction serves as a crucial indicator of brand performance and long-term success. This project explores consumer satisfaction with Lenovo laptops at TINKAS Industries Pvt. Ltd., a leading IT infrastructure provider based in Chennai. The primary aim of the study is to evaluate how Lenovo laptops meet consumer expectations in terms of performance, price, features, service quality, and overall value. Through a structured questionnaire and a sample size of 100 respondents, the study investigates key factors such as product awareness, buying behavior, usage purposes (e.g., professional, gaming, or educational), preferred payment modes, and the problems users face while using Lenovo laptops. The research also analyzes the influence of offers, advertisements, and after-sales service on consumer satisfaction levels. Findings reveal that the majority of users are young (15-25 years), brand-aware, and prefer to purchase laptops from physical showrooms. Most respondents are satisfied with the service provided and believe Lenovo laptops fulfill their requirements. However, issues like slow processing speed and display problems were frequently reported. Price and availability emerged as the strongest drivers behind purchase decisions, while marketing efforts-especially advertisements-were seen as areas needing improvement. Overall, this project highlights the significance of consistent product performance, competitive pricing, and strong customer support in ensuring high satisfaction levels. It concludes that companies like Lenovo and its distribution partners must continuously innovate, improve service delivery, and align with evolving consumer expectations to maintain brand loyalty and market relevance.
Keywords: Consumer satisfaction, Lenovo laptops, TINKAS Pvt. Ltd., buying behavior, service quality, brand awareness, product performance, user experience.
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FOOTSTEP POWER GENERATION AND MOBILE CHARGING USING RFID
MONIKA H N, N HEMA, NISARGA M, SAHANA N R, SANTHOSH KUMAR B R
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125313
Abstract: The Footstep Power Generation System with RFID-Based Charging is an innovative renewable energy solution designed to convert human footsteps into electrical power. This system utilizes piezoelectric sensors or electromagnetic generators embedded in the flooring to capture kinetic energy from pedestrian movement. The generated energy is then rectified, stored in a rechargeable battery or supercapacitor, and used for charging electronic devices. To ensure secure and controlled access, an RFID-based authentication system is integrated, allowing only authorized users to utilize the stored power. A microcontroller (Arduino/ESP32/Raspberry Pi) processes RFID tag data and activates a relay switch to enable charging when an authorized user scans their tag. An LCD/OLED display provides real-time feedback on authentication status and power availability. This system is ideal for smart cities, public spaces, transportation hubs, and educational institutions, where high foot traffic can be leveraged for sustainable energy harvesting. The project promotes energy efficiency, eco-friendly power generation, and secure energy distribution, reducing dependence on traditional electricity sources. Future enhancements could include IoT-based monitoring, cloud authentication, and mobile app integration to further optimize its usability and efficiency
Keywords: Piezoelectric, renewable resources
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An Overview of Supply Chain Process in GG Organic Care Pvt Ltd
PRITHIVIRAJ K, Dr.G.MADHUMITA
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125314
Abstract: This study explores the supply chain processes of GG Organic Care Pvt Ltd, a company engaged in the production and distribution of organic wellness products. With the growing demand for sustainable and health-conscious goods, effective supply chain management has become a critical success factor. The research investigates the company's existing supply chain framework, identifies challenges such as delays, manual inefficiencies, and lack of technological integration, and evaluates solutions through qualitative analysis. Literature insights, industry benchmarks, and observational data inform the study, offering a roadmap for improvement. Key recommendations include implementing digital tools, optimizing inventory control, and establishing performance metrics for suppliers. The findings aim to enhance the company's operational efficiency, customer satisfaction, and long-term competitiveness.
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Guardian Eye: Mobile Surveillance and Defense System for Military Safety
Radhika M N, Suman M L, Thanushree M K, Tharun N, Thrupthi M R
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125315
Abstract: In high-risk military scenarios like terrorist attacks, ensuring the safety of troops and maintaining efficient operations is crucial. This project introduces "Guardian Eye"- a mobile surveillance and defense system controlled via a mobile application. It combines a standard-definition camera with a defensive mechanism for real-time monitoring and threat response. Using PIR sensors, the system enhances detection accuracy from bunkers. Ultrasonic sensors provide radar-like capabilities, allowing for precise distance measurement to nearby objects. With the Centroid-Tracker algorithm, the system accurately tracks intruders. The mobile app facilitates smooth control of the device across rugged terrains, delivering consistent surveillance and automated threat mitigation. Key Terms: Internet of Things (IOT), Machine Learning (Centroid Tracker), Mobile App Interface, Embedded Systems
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A STUDY ON UPGRADING JUST IN TIME TECHNOLOGY IN FLIPKART
GOKUL, Ms. P. C. Saranya
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125316
Abstract: This study explores the application and potential enhancement of Just in Time (JIT) technology within Flipkart's supply chain operations. As one of India's largest e-commerce platforms, Flipkart relies heavily on efficient logistics and inventory management systems to meet customer demands. The research focuses on evaluating current JIT practices used by Flipkart, identifying inefficiencies or bottlenecks, and proposing advanced strategies or technologies-such as AI-driven demand forecasting, real-time data analytics, and automated warehousing-to upgrade its JIT framework. The study also examines the impact of these upgrades on operational costs, delivery speed, and customer satisfaction. By aligning JIT principles with modern technological innovations, the research aims to present a roadmap for Flipkart to enhance responsiveness, reduce waste, and strengthen its competitive edge in the fast-paced e-commerce environment. Key Points: Upgrading, Just in Time (JIT), Flipkart, Supply Chain, Efficiency, Inventory Management, Demand Forecasting, Real-Time Data, Automation, Customer Satisfaction, Competitiveness.
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OPTIMIZING VESSEL OPERATIONS, STEVEDORING, RAIL OPERATIONS, STORAGE AND DELIVERY AT CHENNAI PORT
Thulasingh A, Ms. P. C. Saranya
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125317
Abstract: This study examines operational inefficiencies at Chennai Port, focusing on vessel scheduling, berth allocation, stevedoring, rail logistics, storage, and cargo delivery. Despite its strategic importance, the port faces challenges such as congestion, poor coordination, outdated systems, and inadequate infrastructure. Employee feedback highlights dissatisfaction with vessel scheduling and infrastructure, with over 50% citing delays and safety concerns. Statistical analysis reveals a significant relationship between vessel scheduling and infrastructure support, suggesting that better scheduling can reduce turnaround times. The study recommends adopting digital scheduling tools, upgrading infrastructure, and improving stakeholder collaboration to enhance port operations and meet the growing demands of maritime trade.
Keywords: Port OperationVessel, Scheduling Infrastructure, Optimization, Digital, Transformation Supply Chain Efficiency
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FORMULATION, ANALYSES, AND ACCEPTABILITY OF BREAD PRODUCTS WITH SOYA (Glycine max)
WENIFREDO G. VILLARUZ JR, MAIEd
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125318
Abstract: Bread is one of the most widely consumed staple foods worldwide, offering convenience, affordability, and nutritional benefits. This study evaluated the acceptability of adding soya flour into various bread products, such as ensaymada, cinnamon bread, and bread roll, which were developed using the soya flour with different proportions. This assessed the sensory qualities, general acceptability, microbial quality, proximate composition, and shelf life of bread products with soya. This also determined the differences in sensory attributes, such as appearance, aroma, taste, and texture among different treatments with varying levels of soya flour. Experimental design was used employing a completely randomized design with three treatments. Sensory qualities were conducted with 10 semi-trained panelists using 9-Point Hedonic Scale. Based on the result, all bread products with soya favored Treatment B with 20g of soya flour. The general acceptability showed that among the three treatments, consumers favored ensaymada. Sensory attributes were analyzed using ANOVA. The microbial and proximate analysis results confirmed that the soya bread products complied with food safety standards set by the Negros Prawn Producers Cooperative and Food and Drug Administration. The aerobic plate count, coliform count, Salmonella, molds and yeast count were all within acceptable limits, ensuring that the bread was safe for consumption. The shelf life evaluation revealed that mold growth began to appear between the seventh and fifteenth days, with an unpleasant odor developing by the later stages. By 15 days, visible mold spots were observed on all treatments, indicating a limited shelf life under normal storage conditions. The incorporation of soya flour into bread products improved both the sensory qualities and nutritional value. This highlights the potential for developing healthier bread alternatives using soya flour, while emphasizing the importance of proper formulation and storage to maintain product quality and consumer appeal.
Keywords: Soya, Bread Products, Flour, Formulation, Analyses, Acceptability
Abstract
AR Business Card
Sindhu P, Kushal N G, Karthik Narayan K, Shreya Murugendra Halli, Thejas J Gowda
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125319
Abstract: This project presents the development of an Augmented Reality (AR) Business Card using Unity and the Vuforia SDK, aiming to revolutionize traditional static business cards by integrating interactive multimedia elements. By scanning a printed card with a smartphone, users can access dynamic 3D content such as clickable icons for calling, emailing, viewing location, and connecting to social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Flipkart, and Amazon. The system architecture comprises real-time marker recognition, 3D content rendering, interaction handling, and video playback, with Blender used for 3D modeling and Unity for scene behavior through C# scripting. Designed for professionals in visually intensive fields like architecture and interior design, this application enhances personal branding and portfolio presentation through an engaging and modern digital interface, underscoring AR's potential in transforming conventional professional networking tools.
Keywords: Augmented Reality, AR Business Card, Unity, Vuforia SDK, 3D Content, Image Tracking, Interactive Media, Professional Networking, Digital Portfolio, Multimedia Presentation, Marker Recognition, C# Scripting, Blender, UI/UX Design.
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Detection of Liver Tumors in CT Scans Using Machine Learning and Texture Analysis
Nischitha k, Chethan Kumar K, Mahith D, Vivek D, Vivek H
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125320
Abstract: Liver cancer is a major global health concern, demanding early and accurate detection for effective treatment. This study proposes an automated framework to detect and classify liver tumors from CT scan images using a combination of image preprocessing, segmentation, texture and shape feature extraction, and deep learning classification. Utilizing ResUNet for segmentation and ResNet50 for classification, the system distinguishes between benign and malignant tumors with high accuracy. The model was trained and evaluated using a publicly available dataset, demonstrating robust performance metrics and offering a valuable tool for assisting radiologists in clinical diagnostics.
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FORMULATION, ANALYSES AND ACCEPTABILITY OF SABA (Musa balbisiana) ICE CREAM
AIDA A. BESANTE, MAEd
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125321
Abstract: The growing demand for healthier and more sustainable alternatives in food production has led to an increased interest in utilizing locally available ingredients, such as fruits, as functional additives. The potential of ripe banana (saba) as a natural thickening ingredient in the making of ice cream was examined in this study. The 10 semi-trained panelists evaluated the sensory qualities in terms of appearance, aroma, consistency, and taste and the final process for consumers' preference evaluation by the 100 evaluators. Score cards with the 9-Point Hedonic Scale were used to obtain the data. The different treatment proportions using the banana as a thickening agent were Treatment A 100g, Treatment B 200g, and Treatment C 300g. Score cards with the Nine (9) Points Hedonic Scale was used to obtain the data. The mean and Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) were used to analyze the data into alpha level set at 0.01 alpha. The result from the sensory evaluation among the three treatments in terms of appearance, aroma, consistency, and taste revealed that Treatment A was extremely appealing, extremely pleasant, extremely smooth, and extremely delicious. Treatment B and Treatment C were very much appealing, very much pleasant, very much smooth, and very much delicious. Furthermore, in terms of consumer acceptability of banana as a thickening agent in making ice cream revealed that among the three treatments in terms of appearance, aroma, texture, and taste, Treatment A100g was liked extremely, while Treatment B 200g and Treatment C 300g were liked very much. Therefore, Treatment A 100g was generally acceptable to the consumers with banana as a thickening agent in making ice cream in terms of appearance, aroma, consistency, and taste. There was no significant difference in the sensory qualities of banana as a thickening agent in making ice cream in terms of appearance, aroma, texture, and taste, as evaluated by the experts and consumers. Therefore, banana as a thickening agent in making ice cream in terms of appearance, aroma, consistency and taste was accepted. The result also revealed that there was a significant difference in terms of appearance, aroma, consistency, and taste on the general acceptability of banana as a thickening agent in terms of appearance, aroma, consistency and taste among the three treatments. Based on microbial and proximate analyses, the product passed the minimum safety guidelines based on the Bureau of Food and Drug standards, indicating it is safe to consume, belonging to frozen goods category.
Keywords: Dessert, Banana, Ice Cream, Frozen, Thickening Agent, Treatments, Acceptability
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FORMULATION, ANALYSES AND ACCEPTABILITY OF PANDESAL WITH SQUASH AND SWEET POTATO LEAVES
MARIVIC L. DELA CRUZ, MAIEd
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125322
Abstract: Bread is a staple food globally, with various forms and formulations catering to different cultural and nutritional needs. This experimental-developmental study was conducted to incorporate functional and natural additives, such as mashed squash and powdered sweet potato leaves in making pandesal and determine its acceptability. This study used the Completely Randomized Design using three treatments in three replications. The first and second treatments were evaluated by 10 semi-trained panelists, who were food technology teachers, using the 9-Point Hedonic Scale. The final product (pandesal) was evaluated by 100 consumers. The statistical tools used to analyze the results were mean, Analysis of Variance, and post hoc test. The sensory qualities were evaluated in terms of appearance, aroma, taste, and texture. The findings revealed that in terms of appearance, Treatment C ( 85g squash, 15g sweet potato leaves ) was extremely appealing; for aroma, Treatment B ( 90g squash, 10g sweet potato leaves ) was extremely pleasant; for taste, Treatments A ( 95g squash, 5g sweet potato leaves ) and B (10g squash & 10g sweet potato leaves ) were extremely delicious; for texture, Treatments C (85g squash & 15g sweet potato leaves ) and B ( 90g squash & 10g sweet potato leaves ) were extremely soft. The consumers generally preferred Treatment A ( 95g squash, 5g sweet potato leaves ) as they liked it extremely. There was no significant difference in the sensory qualities among three treatments. There was no significant difference in the consumers' acceptability, considering the sensory qualities. The shelf life of the pandesal with squash and sweet potato leaves in Treatments A, B, and C could last to one to three days when stored at room temperature and up to seven days when stored at chilling temperature with no changes in the sensory attributes.
Keywords: Squash, Sweet Potato, Pandesal, Formulation, Acceptability
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FORMULATION, ANALYSES AND ACCEPTABILITY OF HOG PLUM FLAVORED CUBES
JENNYDEL P. VILLASIS, MAEd TLE
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125323
Abstract: The rising demand for natural and innovative food products has led researchers to explore alternative sourcesof flavors and nutrients. To help address food wastage and poverty, this study developed hog plum flavored cubes using beef, chicken, and pork. This also aimed to: formulate and evaluate the sensory qualities of the cubes, such as appearance, aroma, taste, and texture; determine consumer acceptability; assess differences in sensory attributes; and evaluate the shelf life at room and chilled temperatures. The best-performing variant underwent microbial and proximate analyses. The experimental-developmental method of research, using a Completely Randomized Design (CRD) was used. This study included three replications, ten semi-trained panelists, and 100 consumer respondents. A 9-Point Hedonic Scale was used for evaluation, and data were analyzed using mean and ANOVA. Results showed that Treatment A (beef) received the highest ratings across sensory attributes, described as extremely appealing, pleasant, savory, and fine. Treatment B (chicken) followed with very favorable ratings, and Treatment C (pork) with good ratings. In consumer acceptability, both Treatments A (beef) and Treatment B (chicken) were liked extremely in appearance, while Treatment C (pork) was liked very much. Aroma received similar ratings across all treatments, indicating no significant differences. Taste in Treatment A (beef) was rated liked extremely, while Treatment B (chicken), and Treatment C (pork) were rated liked very much. Texture was consistently rated liked extremely, with beef as the overall preferred variant. While no significant differences were observed in appearance, aroma, and texture among treatments, taste showed a notable preference for beef cubes in sensory evaluation. General acceptability favored Treatment A (beef) in all sensory qualities. Finally, the beef variant underwent shelf-life testing, microbial, and proximate analysis, confirming its potential for extended use and nutritional value Results showed that hog plum flavored cubes stored for 30 days at both room temperature (in a dry, well-ventilated, sun-protected, and normally lit area) and at refrigerated conditions (32°F-40°F) exhibited no physical changes, indicating that nutrients remained intact. Microbial analysis revealed an Aerobic Plate Count of 40 CFU/g, with no detection of Total and Fecal Coliforms or E. coli at 10¹, and Salmonella was absent in 25g, all within BFAD standards. Yeast and mold counts were 8 CFU/g and 4 CFU/g, respectively. Proximate analysis of a 425g sample showed: fat (6.73g), carbohydrates (6.58g), moisture (11.79g), fiber (12.23g), protein (12.52g), ash (2.48g), and calories (582 kcal).
Keywords: Product Formulation, Analyses, Acceptability, Hog Plum, Flavored Cubes
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Unmanned robot using IoT for military applications
Akash K, Amogh T, Vishwas gpwda C H, Kushal S, Dr. M J Anand
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125324
Abstract: Most military organization now takes the help of robots to carry out many risky jobs that cannot be done by the soldier. These robots used in the military are usually employed with an integrated system, including video screens, sensors, grippers, and cameras. The military robots also have different shapes according to the purposes of each robot. Here the new system is proposed with the help of low low-power IOT wireless sensor network to trace out the intruders (unknown persons) and the robot will take the necessary action automatically. Thus the proposed system, an Intelligent Unmanned Robot (IUR) using IOT saves human lives and reduces manual error on the defense side. This is a specially designed robotic system to save human life and protect the country from enemies. Robots are specially designed for humans to make our lives easier. Robots are designed for various purposes like military purposes, industry, for home home-based applications. At the border, different tanks, missiles, guns, etc. are used by the enemy. This causes problems and harms our forces or soldiers. For this, a robot is designed and developed for military purposes application to protect our army. robots are used to detect obstacles that are found in their path. If it finds any obstacle in its path, then using a gun mechanism it will able to shoot that obstacle. To make it a multifunctional robot all the actions performed by the user same actions performed by a robot using the stretch sensor. All these mechanisms are embedded in the propeller.
Keywords: ESP32, IR.
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FORMULATION, ANALYSES AND ACCEPTABILITY OF FRUIT SOURING PASTE
MEA JEAN I. CAMINOY, MAIEd-HE
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125325
Abstract: Food innovation has always played a crucial role in human development, providing solutions to enhance flavor, prolong shelf life, and reduce food waste. This study explored the use of cucumber tree, batuan, and green mango as alternative souring agents in sinigang, aiming to reduce food waste and promote culinary innovation. It focused on evaluating the sensory qualities, such as appearance, aroma, sourness, and texture, and the overall acceptability of fruit pastes derived from these indigenous ingredients.Using an experimental-developmental research design, this employed a Completely Randomized Design (CRD) with three replications. Sensory data were gathered from 110 evaluators using the 9-Point Hedonic Scale, with results analyzed through arithmetic mean and ANOVA. The result revealed that all three pastes received favorable evaluations. Cucumber tree paste was rated very much appealing and extremely sour, while batuan paste was described similarly but with slightly less sourness. Green mango paste received the highest overall ratings for all attributes. In terms of consumer acceptability, evaluators showed strong preference across all samples, with green mango paste being the most liked followed by batuan paste and lastly, the cucumber tree paste. Statistical analysis indicated significant differences in appearance and aroma among the treatments, but no notable differences in sourness and texture. Consumer acceptability showed significant differences in appearance only. These results supported the potential of cucumber tree, batuan, and green mango as viable, natural souring agents. Among the three, green mango paste was selected for further testing. Microbial and proximate analyses confirmed its safety, nutritional value, and potential for longer shelf life, reinforcing its suitability for commercialization and use in sustainable food product development.
Keywords: Fruit Souring Paste, Microbial and Proximate Analyses, Cucumber Tree, Batuan, Green Mango
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Assistive Gesture Recognition System for Patients with Real-Time Notifications and Alerts via Raspberry Pi
Sushma P S, Anusha S A, Chandana K B, Deeksha S, Gagana S
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125326
Abstract: In recent years, Gesture recognition and health monitoring technologies enhance human-machine interaction and support proactive healthcare. This system uses a camera to capture hand gestures, processed through image segmentation and classified using machine learning for touchless control of devices. It also includes sensors to monitor heart rate, body temperature, SpO2, and movement. Data is sent via a microcontroller to a cloud or mobile app for real-time analysis. Alerts are triggered for abnormal readings to ensure quick response. The system is portable, energy-efficient, and works in various environments, making it ideal for smart homes, assistive applications, and remote health monitoring.
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Prototyping Of A Three-Piston Brake Caliper Bracket Using Reverse Engineering
K. Dayakar, Ch. Jeevan Kumar*, H. Kajol, P. Karthik Reddy*
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125327
Abstract: A three-piston brake caliper bracket is a vital component of automotive braking systems, providing structural support and precise alignment. It ensures secure mounting of the caliper, enabling efficient braking performance. Designed for even force distribution across the brake pads and rotor, it enhances braking efficiency, especially in high-performance or heavy-duty vehicles. Made from high-strength steel or aluminum alloys, it withstands extreme stresses and heat. Precision machining ensures optimal alignment, minimizing vibrations and maximizing braking power. This bracket exemplifies engineering innovation, contributing to safety, durability, and reliability in braking systems.
Keywords: Three-piston brake caliper bracket, Automotive braking systems, Braking performance, Force distribution, High-performance vehicles, Heavy-duty vehicles, High-strength steel, Aluminum alloys, Precision machining, Reverse engineering, Prototyping, 3D scanning, CAD model, SolidWorks, AutoCAD, CNC machining, 3D printing, Structural integrity testing, Thermal resistance, Braking efficiency.
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Modeling And 3d Printing of Industrial Gear Box
Mrs. P. VARA LAKSHMI, B. AJAY KUMAR, A. SUBRAMANYAM, S. GANESH
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125328
Abstract: The Main Aim Of This Paper Is To Focus On The Mechanical Design On Assembly Of Gears In Gear Box When They Transmit Power At Different Speeds. Examination Is Additionally Directed By Differing The Materials For Gears, Aluminum Alloy And So On., By And By Utilized Materials For Riggings And Apparatus Shafts Is Solid Metal, Cast Steel. In This Paper To Supplant The Materials With Aluminum Material For Diminishing Weight Of The Item. Stress, Uprooting Is Investigated By Considering Weight Diminishment In The Rigging Box At Higher Speed. It's A Result Of Solid Works. In The Present Work Every One Of The Parts Of Differential Are Outlined Under Static Condition And Displayed. The Required Information Is Taken From Diary Paper.
Keywords: Mechanical Design ,Gear Assembly, Gearbox, Power Transmission, Aluminum Alloy, Cast Iron, Cast Steel, Material Optimization, Weight Reduction, Stress Analysis, Displacement Analysis, High-Speed Performance, Solidworks, Static Condition &Differential Modeling.
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Driver Drowsiness Detection Using Multi- Channel Second Order Blind Identifications
Gayathri S, Skanda N, Subhash HT, Vrushank Gowda K
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125329
Abstract: This project presents a comprehensive, real-time driver drowsiness detection and alert system using facial landmark analysis, remote photoplethysmography (rPPG), and machine learning. The system captures live video through a webcam and extracts key features such as Eye Aspect Ratio (EAR), Mouth Aspect Ratio (MAR), head pose angles, and heart rate using non-contact methods. A deep learning model processes these indicators to accurately classify driver alertness. Upon detecting drowsiness, the system immediately triggers audio-visual alerts to regain driver attention. Designed for non-intrusive monitoring and ease of deployment, this tool aims to enhance road safety and reduce fatigue-related accidents. The system also includes a GUI for usability and can be extended with additional safety interventions. Index Terms-Driver Drowsiness Detection, Eye Aspect Ratio (EAR), Mouth Aspect Ratio (MAR), Head Pose Estimation, Heart Rate Monitoring, Remote Photoplethysmography (rPPG), Deep Learning, Support Vector Machine (SVM), Real-Time Alert System, Facial Landmark Detection, Driver Safety.
Keywords: Detecting Driver Drowsiness
Abstract
Agriculture Development through Generative AI
Dr. Shivamurthy R.C. *, Likith D², Nishanth K.J., Harsha Vardhan T.V., Skanda P.M.
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125330
Abstract: The agricultural sector in India faces significant challenges due to climate unpredictability, pest outbreaks, and inadequate access to precision tools for farmers. This paper presents a comprehensive platform that integrates Generative AI with modern web technologies to enhance agricultural decision-making. Developed using Django (backend) and Next.js (frontend), the solution delivers crop prediction, soil health analysis, pest detection, market monitoring, and an interactive AI chatbot. The model leverages machine learning (Random Forest, deep neural networks) and GPT-based AI to produce dynamic, context-aware advisories. Testing indicates high reliability, scalability, and ease of use for farmers with varying levels of technological proficiency. The design is user-centered, optimized for both desktop and mobile access, and adaptable to diverse environmental and geographic scenarios.
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Authorized vehicle parts recognition and alerting system for Ev vehicle
Dr. R Manjunatha, Janya L S, Inchara K, Madhumati I K, Manohari K V
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125331
Abstract: The project aims to enhance the safety and authenticity of Electric Vehicle (EV) components by implementing a system that distinguishes authorized (original) and unauthorized (duplicate) products. Using the BQ2026 for identification and the ESP32 for control, the system verifies product authenticity via unique identification numbers. Authorized components activate the corresponding port's power supply via MOSFETs, while unauthorized ones trigger power cut-offs, display warnings, activate a buzzer, and send alerts through the Blynk app. This innovative approach ensures EV reliability, reduces counterfeit risks, and provides real-time notifications to users.
Keywords: Electric Vehicle (EV), BQ2026 (Battery Management Identification IC BQ2026), ESP32 (Espressif Systems Microcontroller ESP32), MOSFETs (Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor Field-Effect Transistors), IC (Integrated Circuit), Blynk app (Mobile IoT Application for Real-Time Monitoring and Control)
Abstract
“IMPLEMENTATION OF LOW POWER TIQ BASED FLASH ADC”
Dr. Revanesh M, Sathvik H M, Sneha K S, Sagar H N
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125332
Abstract: This paper presents an 8-bit Flash ADC design based on Threshold Inverter Quantization (TIQ) comparators, replacing the traditional resistive ladder to achieve reduced area and enhanced speed. SAPON technology is employed to significantly lower power consumption. The design is implemented and simulated in 180nm CMOS technology using TANNER EDA, demonstrating improved efficiency suitable for high-speed, low-power applications.
Keywords: 8-bit Flash ADC, TIQ comparator, SAPON technology, 180 nm CMOS, Tanner EDA, Resistive-ladder replacement
Abstract
FORMULATION, ANALYSES AND ACCEPTABILITY OF BITTER GOURD-PINEAPPLE COOKIES
ROSE BETH C. ANDAYA, MAEd
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125333
Abstract: Cookies are one of the best-known quick snack products. They are characterized by a formula high in sugar and shortening and low in water. The main ingredients of cookies are wheat, flour, fat, and sugar. This study evaluated the acceptability of bitter gourd-pineapple cookies focusing on sensory qualities, consumer preference, microbial safety, proximate analysis, and shelf life. The study utilized a developmental-experimental research method. Three different formulations were tested to determine variations in appearance, aroma, taste, and texture, employing a Completely Randomized Design (CRD) and the Nine-Point Hedonic Scale. A panel of trained evaluators and 100 consumer respondents assessed the samples, and data were statistically analyzed using mean scores and ANOVA at a 0.01 significance level. Among the three formulations, Treatment A, containing 25 g bitter gourd and 75 g pineapple , appeared as the most acceptable. It received the highest ratings in appearance,aroma, taste, and texture. The decreased amount of bitter gourd resulted in a more satisfying taste, making it the most preferred variant. Significant variations were observed in appearance,aroma, taste, texture, and overall acceptability. These results are consistent with previous research findings, suggesting that bitter gourd and pineapple can be effectively used as a main ingredients in cookies making. It can used improving their nutritional value. Microbial analysis showed that the product met food safety standards, confirming that it is safe for human consumption. Similarly, shelf-life testing revealed no signs of mold growth within the first 2 to 6 days. However, by days 7 to 14, spoilage indicators such as unpleasant odor and mold formation began to appear. Therefore, the product is best consumed fresh and should ideally be consumed within one week of production to ensure quality and safety.
Keywords: Bitter Gourd-Pineapple Cookies, Formulation, Analysis, General Acceptability, Sensory Qualities
Abstract
AI – Based Travel Itinerary
Adarsh Sainath H, Chinmay Gowda B S, Jayanthan B N, Kushal Gowda G, Syeda Amira Hussaini
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125334
Abstract: As international tourism expands and synthetic intelligence era advances, smart travel planning offerings have emerged as a significant research awareness. Within dynamic actual- global journey scenarios with multi-dimensional constraints, offerings that guide users in automatically developing practical and customized journey itineraries must cope with three key objectives: Rationality, Comprehensiveness, and Personalization. However, existing systems with rule-primarily based combos or LLM-primarily based planning strategies conflict to fully fulfill these criteria. To triumph over the demanding situations, we introduce "TravelAgent", a tour making plans system powered with the aid of massive language fashions (LLMs) designed to offer affordable, comprehensive, and customized travel itineraries grounded in dynamic situations. TravelAgent incorporates four modules: Tool-utilization, Recommendation, Planning, and Memory Module. We evaluate TravelAgent's performance with human and simulated customers, demonstrating its typical effectiveness in three criteria and confirming the accuracy of customized tips.
Abstract
Solar-Based Smart Charging Station with Wireless Power Transfer (WPT) for Electric Vehicles and Monitoring using IoT
Adith P, Akash S, Harish M V, K Vamshikrishna, Dr Bharati Gururaj
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125335
Abstract: Solar-Powered Smart Charging Station with Wireless power transfer (wpt) for EV and monitoring it by IoT presents a hassle-free EV charging solution by combining solar power with wireless charging technology. The system gets maximized by utilizing solar energy and the grid supply as a backup to provide continuous operation. Wireless charging does away with physical connectors by delivering energy through inductive coupling between coils. It includes RFID- enabled secure payment and access, enabling users to program charging by desired units. It has an LCD front panel that reports real-time data such as output voltage and payment status. Integrated sensors for fault detection and regulated DC-to-DC converters ensure safety through stable energy supply. Automatic switching of sources adds to the reliability. The system brings together energy efficiency, sustainability, and convenience of use, furthering the development of smart and green EV infrastructure.
Keywords: Solar energy, wireless power transfer, electric vehicles, smart charging, RFID authentication, inductive coupling, IoT, DC-DC converters, fault detection, automated switching.
Abstract
FORMULATION, ANALYSES AND ACCEPTABILITY OF CLAM KIKIAM WITH MORINGA LEAVES
THEA MARIE P. MARQUEZ, MAEd
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125336
Abstract: From bustling urban centers to small provincial towns, street food is an integral part of the Filipino lifestyle. Kikiam, is one of the most favorite street foods for people of all ages and it is more than just a snack; it is a representation of the rich cultural exchange and innovation that defines Filipino cuisine. This study aimed to develop and evaluate a healthier version of Filipino street food, kikiam, by incorporating clam shells and Moringa leaves as primary ingredients. The sensory qualities of the kikiam in terms of appearance, aroma, taste, and texture, were evaluated by a panel of 100 consumers using a 9-point hedonic scale. The study also examined the microbial safety, shelf-life, and nutritional content of the best treatment. Three different formulations of Clam Kikiam with Moringa Leaves (Treatment A with 50grams clam, B with 75grams clam, C with 100grams clam) were tested. Results showed that Treatment C, which had the highest proportion of Clam, ranked the highest in terms of appearance, aroma, taste and texture, with an overall acceptability described as "likely extremely". Treatment B also received high ratings but was slightly lower than Treatment C in all sensory attributes. Treatment A, although still highly acceptable, was rated the lowest across all parameters. However, significant differences in appearance, aroma, and taste were found, in favor for treatment C. Microbial testing results indicated that the microbial counts for the clam kikiam with moringa leaves are within the acceptable limits set by the DOST criteria for most parameters. Shelf-life analysis revealed no mold growth within 2-6 days, but by 7-14 days, signs of spoilage such as unpleasant odor and mold formation appeared, worsening by 15 days. Overall, the study demonstrated that clam kikiam with moringa leaves is a viable, nutritious and sustainable alternative to traditional kikiam, offering a healthier option for consumers while providing economic benefits to local shellfish farmers and street food vendors.
Keywords: Clam Kikiam with Moringa, Sensory Evaluation, Shelf Life, Microbial and Proximate
Abstract
MULTIMODAL DEEPFAKE DETECTION SYSTEM USING ML
Akshatha M, Appu C, Gagan Gowda M S, Gautam Prabhu H M, Mahadeva Sharma S
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125337
Abstract: The rise of deepfake technology-powered by advanced generative models-has introduced serious risks to digital media authenticity, enabling the creation of highly realistic but fake visual and auditory content. This research proposes a Multimodal DeepFake Detection System that integrates both image and audio analysis to detect such forgeries effectively. The system utilizes the VGG-19 Convolutional Neural Network (CNN), fine-tuned via transfer learning on a curated dataset of real and manipulated facial images, to extract high-level visual features. For audio analysis, the system employs Mel-Frequency Cepstral Coefficients (MFCCs) to represent speech characteristics and capture anomalies typical of synthetic or manipulated voices. To improve robustness and generalization, data augmentation techniques are applied to both visual and audio data. Features extracted from both modalities are then classified using a Support Vector Machine (SVM) classifier, allowing for precise determination of content authenticity. The system achieves a classification accuracy of 92.5%, with an F1 score of 92.1% and AUC-ROC of 0.96, outperforming several unimodal baselines. This research demonstrates that a multimodal approach significantly enhances deepfake detection performance and offers a scalable, real-time solution for combating misinformation, protecting identity, and preserving trust in digital communication.
Abstract
PORTABLE VENTILATOR
Mrs. Subhashini R, Ms. Bhoomika K S, Mr. Darshan M K, Mr. Veeresh Rajesh Hiremath
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125338
Abstract: COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the urgent need for affordable respiratory aid systems, particularly in low-resource areas. This article introduces the design and development of an affordable, Arduino-based intelligent ventilator with the ability to monitor real-time SpO₂ and heart rate. The system makes airflow control changes in real time through fuzzy logic and sends emergency notifications through a GSM module when oxygen saturation falls below 90%. It integrates a MAX30100 pulse oximeter, R385 diaphragm pump, SIM800L GSM module, and uses a dual-cell lithium-ion battery with buck conversion for voltage regulation. It showcases how affordable components and smart control can facilitate efficient, portable respiratory assistance.
Keywords: Portable ventilator, Arduino Uno R4, SpO₂ monitoring, fuzzy logic control, GSM alert system, MAX30100, emergency healthcare, embedded systems
Abstract
River Depth Monitoring Robot with Waste Collection Feature
Mr. Girish K A, Ms. Bhoomika H S, Mr. Gangadhar S, Ms. Navyashree G, Mr. Rakesh R
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125339
Abstract: Rivers are important to the balance of our environment and to human interests, including water, transportation, agriculture, and biodiversity, but they have increasing pressures from pollution, climate change, and rapid changes in depth that can affect swimmers, boaters, fishermen, and wildlife. The problem of floating waste including plastics, organic waste, and industrial run-off can cut down water quality, impact ecosystems, and cause devastation to the environment over the long-term. This project plans to address declining water quality using a River Depth Monitoring and Waste Collection Robot - which is an autonomous solution to improve the safety and cleanliness of rivers. The autonomous robot will use sonar-based sensors to monitor water levels continuously to identify rapid changes in depth, identify danger spots, and signal alerts to users or authorities. It will be equipped with a collection mechanism to pick up floating debris and halt contamination for the ecological and environmental health of the river. The updating data will be conveyed with GPS tracking using wireless transfer to the designated organisation, and is designed to function in a time-efficient manner. The robot leverages autonomous operation as scalable, cost-effective, and resilient, and can be operated with little to no personnel; benefitting municipalities, environmental groups, and emergency groups. By combining the elements of waste removal, depth levels and monitoring, this project can help to steward our rivers sustainably, assist in avoiding any danger to humans or wildlife, and enable environmental groups to attend to remediation efforts.
Keywords: River depth monitoring, autonomous robot, sonar sensors, waste collection, floating debris, water quality, pollution, GPS tracking, real-time data transmission, environmental safety, sustainable river management, aquatic ecosystem protection.
Abstract
FORMULATION, ANALYSES AND ACCEPTABILITY OF SQUASH HOPIA WITH MORINGA LEAVES
APRIL O. GALLARDO, MAEd
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125340
Abstract: Bread serves as a staple food for most Filipinos, next to cooked rice. It is a well-loved food item enjoyed by people of all ages and genders. This study evaluated the acceptability of squash as a filling for hopia with Moringa, focusing on sensory qualities, consumer preference, microbial safety, proximate analysis, and shelf life. The study utilized a developmental-experimental research method. Three different formulations were tested to determine variations in appearance, aroma, taste, and texture, employing a Completely Randomized Design (CRD) and the Nine-Point Hedonic Scale. A panel of trained evaluators and 100 consumer respondents assessed the samples, and data were statistically analyzed using mean scores and ANOVA at a 0.01 significance level. Among the three formulations, Treatment C, containing 32.6 grams of squash flour, emerged as the most acceptable. It received the highest ratings in appearance, taste, and texture. The increased amount of squash flour resulted in a more attractive golden-orange color, a pleasant aroma, a rich and satisfying taste, and a soft, appealing texture-making it the most preferred variant. While the difference in aroma was not statistically significant, significant variations were observed in appearance, taste, texture, and overall acceptability. These results are consistent with previous research findings, suggesting that squash can enhance the sensory characteristics of baked products while also improving their nutritional value. Microbial analysis showed that the product met food safety standards, confirming that it is safe for human consumption. Similarly, shelf-life testing revealed no signs of mold growth within the first 2 to 6 days. However, by days 7 to 14, spoilage indicators such as unpleasant odor and mold formation began to appear. Therefore, the product is best consumed fresh and should ideally be consumed within one week of production to ensure quality and safety.
Keywords: Hopia, Squash, Moringa, Formulation, Analyses and Acceptability
Abstract
Prediction Of Cardiovascular Diseases With Retinal Images Using Deep Learning
Syeda Amira Hussaini, Nandini S S, Nayana Prakash, Preethi P N, Punya Shree V K
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125341
Abstract: Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) appear to rank highest in the global mortality rate and thus early diagnosis of these diseases is important gesture to be observed. Based on that, the current work will endeavor to develop a CNN model with MobileNetV3 for screening of CVDs from the retinal images. As for the specific details on the model to use, MobileNetV3 is selected because it is demonstrated to impart higher performance with less computing burden, and CNN layers to extract prominent features from the images. Hence for enhancing the quality of the retinal images of the given dataset which consists of multiethnic population data and includes two groups; with and without CVDs the images are subjected to resizing, normalization and image augmentation. The features incorporated in the architecture of the CNN designed for the prediction of the images of the retinas are such that the images of the retinas with and without CVDs can easily be distinguished. That way, the model could maintain reasonable degrees of reliability particularly in categorizing, analyzing and cheap diagnosing the cardiovascular diseases. The custom CNN achieved a test accuracy of 79.69%, while the MobileNet-based model demonstrated superior performance with a test accuracy of 90.23%. These results indicate the potential of deep learning, particularly transfer learning, for developing efficient and accurate tools to aid in the early detection of retinal pathologies, potentially improving patient outcomes and accessibility to eye care.
Keywords: Retinal images, deep learning, Convolutional Neural Network, MobileNetV3, cardiovascular diseases (CVDs), early diagnosis, medical imaging, health care, biomarker- based non-invasive diagnostic, image classification.
Abstract
Cattle Care : Intelligent Cattle Disease Prediction & Treatment System
Nethravathi J, Anusha M, Jhanhavi J, Syeda Raziqa, Yashaswini S R
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125342
Abstract: Analysis and processing of cattle disease data to extract meaningful insight is a complex and challenging function in today's veterinary and agricultural fields. With rapid progress in large data and artificial intelligence, data analysis and mining have become rapidly important in animal husbandry. This system takes advantage of the large-scale, multi-source electronic medical records (EMRs) of cattle and applies data analysis and mining techniques to create a wise diagnosis system for cattle diseases. The procedure for preparing raw EMR data for the process begins with broader text preprocessing, including Diduplication, Stop Word Removal, and Word Segmentation. Subsequently, the ECLAT algorithm is employed to identify correlations between the symptoms , diseases, eventually suggested appropriate treatment plans. It enables timely diagnosis and treatment, reduces economic losses for herds and promotes scientific, intelligent methods in livestock management. Machine Learning algorithm is used to highlight the pattern and extract proceeding from cattle disease dataset. This concept can be extended to a real -time application designed to help veterinary doctors in effectively managing cattle health. The system uses ECLAT algorithm to establish a correlation between symptoms, disease types and treatment, offering data -powered approaches to veterinary care.
Keywords: Cattle Disease Prediction, Symptom - Disease Correlation, Machine Learning, ECLAT Algorithm, Pattern Discovery
Abstract
Satellite Image to Map Conversion and Land Cover Analysis Using Deep Learning
Gayathri S, AppuRaj H S, Mohith D B, Rohith A P, Shreyas S R
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125343
Abstract: The automated interpretation of satellite imagery is a significant challenge in the field of remote sensing and computer vision. This paper presents a deep learning-based approach for translating raw satellite images into simplified, map-style representations and analyzing land cover types. Using a conditional Generative Adversarial Network (Pix2Pix), the model learns the mapping between paired satellite and map images, producing visually coherent outputs that preserve key geographical structures. Further, a post-processing module performs land cover classification into land, water, and vegetation categories. The system is deployed with a user-friendly interface using Streamlit, enabling real-time image processing and visualization. The results demonstrate high visual accuracy and practical usability, indicating strong potential for applications in urban planning, environmental analysis, and geospatial intelligence.
Abstract
Heart Disease Prediction System
Milind Sharma G, Nisarga K, Praveen N R, Rakshitha S, Pallavi Y
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125344
Abstract: Heart disease continues to be one of the foremost causes of death globally, posing significant challenges to healthcare systems. Early diagnosis is crucial for effective treatment and prevention, yet traditional diagnostic methods are often time- consuming, expensive, and dependent on the expertise of medical professionals. With the increasing availability of healthcare data and advancements in machine learning, automated systems for disease prediction have become a promising area of research. This paper presents a heart disease prediction system that leverages machine learning algorithms to assess the risk of heart disease based on clinical parameters. The system uses the UCI Heart Disease dataset, which includes features such as age, sex, chest pain type, resting blood pressure, cholesterol level, and other vital signs. Multiple classification algorithms- including Logistic Regression, Support Vector Machine (SVM), and Random Forest-were applied and evaluated using metrics such as accuracy, precision, recall, F1-score, and ROC-AUC. Among the models tested, Random Forest achieved the highest performance in terms of prediction accuracy. The results demonstrate the potential of machine learning techniques in enhancing early diagnosis and assisting healthcare professionals in clinical decision-making. The study also provides a comparative analysis of different algorithms and discusses the importance of feature selection, data preprocessing, and model tuning. Future work will focus on integrating deep learning models and real- time data from wearable devices to improve the robustness and applicability of the system in real- world scenarios.
Abstract
BlackWidow: An Integrated GUI-Based Penetration Testing Platform for Comprehensive Web Security
Pratham D, Gokulnath UC, Chandana Lad CG, Shreyas SP,Prof.Malashree MS
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125346
Abstract: Modern web applications face increasingly sophisticated cyber threats, necessitating advanced security assessment solutions. Current penetration testing methodologies suffer from tool fragmentation, high technical barriers to entry, and inefficient workflows. This paper presents BlackWidow, an innovative GUI-based penetration testing platform that integrates the entire security assessment lifecycle into a unified environment. The system combines automated vulnerability detection with intuitive visualization capabilities, addressing critical gaps in existing solutions. Through its hybrid detection approach and user-centric design, BlackWidow achieves a 92% detection rate for critical vulnerabilities while maintaining an 8-12% false positive rate - significantly outperforming industry averages. The platform's novel integration of security modules, coupled with its visual analytics and guided workflows, reduces assessment time by 65% compared to traditional methods while making professional-grade testing accessible to non-experts. Performance evaluations demonstrate BlackWidow's ability to process 50 URLs per second, representing a tenfold improvement over conventional tools. The paper details the system's architecture, key innovations, and validation against OWASP and NIST benchmarks, positioning BlackWidow as a transformative solution in web application security.
Keywords: Web application security, penetration testing, automated vulnerability assessment, security visualization, human-computer interaction in cybersecurity.
Abstract
Multimodal Emotion Classification using Machine Learning and Deep Learning
Prof.Prakruthi S,Neha D M, Shreya G S, Shreyas Gowda S, Uday G
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125347
Abstract: Human emotions constitute complex psychological states that manifest through multiple communication channels, including facial expressions, speech patterns, and linguistic content. This paper presents a novel multimodal emotion recognition system that synergistically integrates visual, auditory, and textual modalities using specialized deep learning architectures. The visual processing pipeline employs a Convolutional Neural Network with wavelet-based preprocessing, achieving 97.1% accuracy on the FER-2013 dataset. For speech analysis, we implement a hybrid CNN-LSTM model that processes Mel-frequency cepstral coefficients with delta features. Textual emotion classification leverages a fine-tuned BERT model that captures nuanced contextual relationships. These modalities are fused through an attention mechanism that dynamically weights their contributions based on signal quality and contextual relevance. Comprehensive experiments demonstrate our system's superiority over unimodal approaches, with a 12.4% improvement in classification accuracy. The implemented web interface delivers real-time analysis with 47ms latency, enabling practical applications in mental health monitoring, human-computer interaction, and affective computing.
Keywords: Affective Computing, Multimodal Learning, Deep Neural Networks, Emotion Recognition, Human-Computer Interaction
Abstract
Career Navigator: An AI-Powered E-Learning Platform for Enhanced Coding Interview Preparation
Prof. Meenakshi H, Arunram R, Guruprasad GM, Likith Nirvan
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125348
Abstract: The growing demand for software engineering talent has highlighted the limitations of traditional coding preparation platforms, which often lack personalization, focus, and real-time guidance. This paper presents Career Navigator, a modern, AI-powered e-learning platform tailored for coding interview preparation. Unlike conventional systems, Career Navigator integrates a curated repository of company-specific questions, a multi-language online code editor, and a real-time AI chatbot assistant. Built on a scalable web architecture using technologies like Next.js, MongoDB, and Gemini API, the platform provides a seamless, distraction-free learning experience. Features such as personalized progress tracking, gamified learning paths, and integrated code execution make Career Navigator a comprehensive solution for effective, efficient, and adaptive coding practice. The results demonstrate improved user engagement, reduced preparation time, and higher interview readiness, particularly for candidates targeting top-tier tech companies.
Keywords: AI-based e-learning, coding interview preparation, interactive platform, Gemini API, real-time code editor
Abstract
Multi-Class Adaptive Active Learning for Predicting Student Anxiety
Prasanna G, Amrutha E, Harshitha M R, Jeevitha S R, Madhumitha R
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125349
Abstract: In order to improve early intervention and support systems in educational settings, this study presents a multi-class adaptive active learning framework to predict student anxiety. Because of their static learning processes and lack of labeled data, traditional anxiety prediction models frequently perform poorly. Our method improves model accuracy and robustness by iteratively choosing the most informative data points for labeling using adaptive active learning. The model provides a nuanced understanding of students' mental health by distinguishing between different levels of anxiety through the use of multi-class classification. The effectiveness of the suggested approach is demonstrated by experimental results, which show notable gains in prediction accuracy over baseline models. With its scalable solution for real-time anxiety prediction and contribution to more responsive learning, this study highlights the potential of adaptive active learning in educational data mining.
Keywords: Adaptive Active Learning, Multi-ClassClassification, Student Anxiety Prediction, Educational Data Mining,Machine, Learning in Education,Mental ,Health Assessment,Real-Time Analytics.
Abstract
FORMULATION, ANALYSES AND ACCEPTABILITY OF PAPAYA (Carica papaya Linn) DESSERTS
EDHA LEY D. BARRIO, MAEd
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125350
Abstract: Papaya as the primary ingredient in this study was not only significant for its exceptional nutritional value but also for its diverse flavor profiles. The study formulated the Papaya Desserts (papaya candy, balls and macaroons), specifically to evaluate its sensory qualities and acceptability in terms of appearance, aroma, taste and texture. Significant differences in the sensory qualities and acceptability were also determined. Finally, the best product which was Papaya Candy was submitted for microbial and proximate analysis. The method used in this study was developmental-experimental method of research. This used the Completely Randomized Design (CRD), three products with different treatments were subjected to three trials: one (1) was tested by 10 semi-trained panelist and second (2) for final processes for consumer's preference evaluation by the 100 consumers. Score cards with the Nine (9) Points Hedonic Scale was used to obtain the data. The mean and Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) were used to analyze the data into alpha level set at 0.01 alpha. Findings on the sensory qualities of the papaya desserts showed papaya candy, balls and macaroons were "Liked Extremely" and were potential for products development and among three products papaya candy got the highest mean. When the general acceptability was considered in terms of appearance, aroma, taste, and texture, papaya candy, balls and macaroons were "Liked Extremely" and among three products papaya candy and macaroons both got the highest mean. For the general acceptability, in terms of appearance, papaya candy, balls and macaroons were "Liked Extremely" and among three products papaya macaroons got the highest mean. For the aroma, papaya candy, balls and macaroons were "Liked Extremely" and among three products papaya candy got the highest mean. In terms of taste, papaya candy, balls and macaroons were "Liked Extremely" and among three products papaya candy got the highest mean. In terms of texture, papaya candy, balls and macaroons were "Liked Extremely" and among three products papaya balls got the highest mean. There was no significant difference in terms of appearance, aroma, taste and texture among the three products.
Keywords: Papaya Desserts (Candy, Balls and Macaroons)
Abstract
Algorithmic Trading Bot
Michelle D,souza, Harish N, Janardhan K Y, Tejas P, Yashwanth M
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125351
Abstract: Algorithmic trading employs computer-driven instructions to execute trades by analyzing market trends and predefined strategies. This method allows for transactions at speeds and frequencies far beyond human capability. These trading instructions are typically based on parameters such as time, price, volume, or complex mathematical models. In addition to offering higher profitability opportunities, algorithmic trading improves market liquidity and eliminates emotional biases from trading decisions. This project is designed to advance the next generation of trading by developing an intelligent Algorithmic Trading Bot. The bot integrates user-defined strategies with built-in adaptive algorithms to conduct trades throughout the day, responding to varying market conditions. By continuously optimizing its operations and minimizing transaction costs, the system seeks to deliver consistent profits for both individual and institutional investors.
Abstract
Car Crash Detection System
Uzma Tabassum, Sumanth G N, Aishwarya Kashyap S, Mohamed Luqmaan, Anusha V R
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125352
Abstract: This project presents the design and implementation of an intelligent car crash detection system aimed at enhancing vehicle safety and emergency response efficiency. The system utilizes data collected from multiple sensors, including accelerometers, gyroscopes, and GPS modules, to continuously monitor vehicle dynamics and detect abnormal patterns indicative of collisions. By applying advanced signal processing techniques and machine learning algorithms, such as decision trees or neural networks, the system can distinguish between normal driving maneuvers and actual crash events with high accuracy. Once a collision is detected, the system automatically triggers an alert mechanism that sends critical information-such as location, impact severity, and time-to emergency services via wireless communication modules. This rapid alert reduces emergency response times and potentially lowers fatalities and injuries associated with road accidents. The system is designed to operate in real-time with minimal latency and to be robust under varying road conditions and crash scenarios. Testing and evaluation on simulated and real-world datasets demonstrate the effectiveness and reliability of the proposed solution, making it a promising addition to intelligent transportation systems and future smart vehicles.
Keywords: Car Crash Detection
Abstract
Event Management WebApp Using Django
Nethravathi J, Ravindragouda S Patil, Rishab S, Sharanya B N, Samarth Chowdry S
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125353
Abstract: This project presents the design and development of an Event Management Web Application using the Django framework. The application aims to streamline the organization and participation process for various events such as conferences, workshops, cultural fests, and seminars. By integrating features like event creation, registration, ticketing, scheduling, and real-time updates, the platform provides a centralized and user-friendly interface for both organizers and attendees. Django's robust backend capabilities, combined with responsive front-end design, ensure a secure and scalable environment suited for institutional and public use. The application also focuses on administrative efficiency by offering automated attendance tracking, participant analytics, and email notifications. Key emphasis has been placed on system usability, data integrity, and modular architecture to support future enhancements like payment gateway integration and QR code-based entry systems. This project not only simplifies event workflows but also showcases the implementation of modern web development practices suitable for real-world deployment, making it a valuable contribution to academic and professional settings.
Abstract
Personalized Nutrition Recommendation System Using Machine Learning
Akshatha M, Basavaraju B K, Suhas R, Abhishek P, Kowshik S
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125354
Abstract: In today's health-conscious society, individuals are increasingly seeking personalized solutions to manage their nutrition and wellness goals. This project presents a Personalized Nutritionist Recommendation System designed to generate customized diet and fitness plans based on user-specific parameters such as Body Mass Index (BMI), age, gender, and individual health objectives (e.g., weight loss, weight gain, or maintenance). Developed using Flask (Python) for the backend, Bootstrap for responsive UI design, and MySQL for data management, the system offers an intuitive and interactive platform for both users and administrators. The core functionality includes BMI calculation, goal-based diet planning, food and meal recommendations, and AI-powered calorie estimation from images. Users can input and update personal health data, upload images of food for calorie detection, and track their nutritional progress over time. A built-in admin panel allows system administrators to manage user data, update diet content, and monitor engagement metrics. The system integrates machine learning models to enhance prediction accuracy and offers real-time, data-driven guidance for optimal health outcomes. Performance testing confirmed the platform's scalability, accuracy, and usability across multiple devices. While current limitations include partial image analysis accuracy and lack of wearable device integration, the system lays a strong foundation for intelligent, scalable nutrition management tools. This application demonstrates the potential of combining machine learning, web development, and user-centered design to deliver practical digital health solutions.
Keywords: Personal Nutritionist.
Abstract
ACCEPTABILITY OF ROOT CROP-JAMAICA CHERRY COOKIES
Jennie L. Jaspio
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125355
Abstract: This study developed cookie with aratiles fruit filling, incorporating sweet potato, cassava, and taro flours as alternatives to wheat flour. The research aimed to evaluate the sensory qualities, consumer acceptability, and economic feasibility of these formulations while promoting the use of locally sourced ingredients. Specifically, the study assessed the appearance, aroma, taste, and texture, analyzed differences among treatments, and provided recommendations for future enhancements. An experimental research design to look into Jamaica cherry fruit filling in cookies made with different root crop flours, observing its effect on dependent variables design was used, formulating three cookie variations: sweet potato-based, cassava-based, and taro-based cookies. Sensory evaluation was conducted by semi-trained expert panelists, while general consumers participated in an acceptability test. Data were analyzed using statistical methods, and a cost analysis was performed to determine production feasibility. The findings revealed the differences in sensory qualities of cookies made with different root crop flours and Jamaica cherry fruit filling revealed significant variations in appearance, taste and texture. However, no significant difference was observed in aroma. Cassava and sweet potato flours enhanced the cookies' visual appeal and texture, while taro flour resulted in a denser and less desirable texture. The cassava-based cookies had the lowest production cost and highest profit margin, making them the most cost-efficient option. Shelf-life testing indicated that the cookies maintained their quality for several days before signs of spoilage appeared.Future research should enhance taro-based cookies' formulation, explore natural preservatives, enhance packaging, explore fruit-based fillings, and conduct nutritional profiling and consumer testing to boost commercial potential.
Keywords: Cookies, Jamaica Cherrt Fruit Filling, Root Crop Flour, Product Development
Abstract
“Food Recognition and Calorie Estimation”
Dr. Madhan Kumar G S, Mr. Charan S, Mr. Darshan N, Ms. Spoorthy R S, Ms. Sriya S
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125356
Abstract: This project offers a new system for rapid and accurate food recognition and calorie estimation, increasingly important for personalized health and nutrition management. It utilizes a fine-tuned VGG16 deep learning model to classify images of common foods (like idly, dosa, rice) effectively. Following classification, the system retrieves calorie information from an Excel-based nutritional database, seamlessly linking image analysis with nutritional data. An intuitive Flask web application allows users to upload food images and instantly receive calorie estimations based on the identified food. This end-to-end system demonstrates the potential of combining deep learning with data-driven nutritional insights, enabling better dietary monitoring and smarter health applications.
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Eye Disease Detection
Prof. Harish H K, Namratha S N, Keerthana C N,Prathiksha B S, Rohini R
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125357
Abstract: Diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma, and cataracts are among the most widespread eyerelated diseases, posing significant challenges in the realm of global public health. Early diagnosis and intervention are critical to preventing irreversible vision impairment. This study focuses on the development of an efficient deep learning algorithm for the detection of eye diseases depicted in fundus images.
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NATA DE FRUTA: FORMULATION, ANALYSES AND ACCEPTABILITY
ANDREW DEMANDACO BUENVENIDA, MAIEd
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125358
Abstract: Nata de Fruta, a fermented dessert traditionally made from coconut water, but innovatively developed using tropical fruits like guava, jackfruit, melon, orange, and papaya. The main purpose of the study was to develop Nata de Fruta using tropical fruits, namely, guava, jackfruit, melon, orange, and papaya. The study aimed to evaluate the sensory qualities and general acceptability of Nata de Fruta across five treatments. It also sought to identify any significant differences in sensory qualities and acceptability among the treatments. Additionally, it sought to determine the microbial and proximate analysis of the best product and determine the shelf-life of Nata de Fruta. The researcher used a developmental method, and the nine-point hedonic scale was used to evaluate the treatments regarding sensory qualities and general acceptability. The findings of the study revealed that jackfruit consistently excelled in most sensory attributes, including aroma, taste, and texture, and was rated highest in general acceptability. The findings indicated no significant differences in appearance among the five treatments of Nata de Fruta, suggesting uniformity across the fruits used. However, there were significant differences in general acceptability among the treatments. Laboratory tests on 25 grams of Nata de Fruta showed no presence of Salmonella or E. coli, with an aerobic plate count of 560 CFU/g, yeast count of 35 CFU/g, and mold count of 10 CFU/g. The sample's composition included 57.57% carbohydrates, 27.06% moisture, 1.01% protein, and 0.13% fat.
Keywords: Nata de Fruta, Tropical Fruits, Sensory Qualities
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INTELLIGENT DDOS ATTACK: LEVEARGING RANDOM FOREST CLASSIFICATION
Darshan J Baligeri, Dhruva K, Gagan K, Varshith GR, Meenakshi H
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125359
Abstract: This project presents an AI-driven Intrusion Detection System (IDS) designed to detect Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) attacks using advanced machine learning techniques. By leveraging Random Forest, Neural Networks, and Logistic Regression, the system effectively classifies network traffic to distinguish between legitimate and malicious activity. The model is trained on a labeled dataset and optimized for high accuracy and low false positive rates. Through rigorous testing and evaluation, the Random Forest classifier demonstrated superior performance in real-time detection scenarios. The project highlights the potential of machine learning in enhancing cybersecurity and offers a scalable, efficient solution for detecting network-based threats. The system also addresses critical challenges such as minimizing false alarms, handling high-volume traffic, and ensuring fast inference speeds, making it a practical tool for modern network security environments.
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Safeguarding Crime Digital Evidence Using SHA Hash and AWS
Devaraju H K, Sufiya Salam, Hajeera Suhani, Mohammed Abid I S, Mohammed Ibrahim Khan
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125361
Abstract: Crime is an illegal activity that is punished by the government, evidence is required to prove the crime. The evidence gained from a crime place is crucial because it serves as proof of the offense. The digitization of evidence is an urgent necessity. In the digital era, the management and integrity of crime evidence present substantial challenges due to risks of tampering and loss of data integrity. Throughout the investigation process, and the integrity of sensitive data must be maintained as it passes through the various levels of intermediaries that form the Chain of Evidence (CoE). The evidence needs to be tamper-proof and protected against any alterations. To build robust systems with immutability, integrity, and legitimacy, SHA & AWS S3 is superior. Using SHA & AWS S3 service, digital evidence can be transferred between parties without a central authority in a transparent manner. We focused on how SHA algorithm & AWS S3 based solutions can help in building a strong secure system. The system is implemented using SHA algorithm platform to achieve integrity, immutability transparency as well as tampering can be identified.
Keywords: : Digital Evidence, SHA algorithm, AWS S3, Chain of Evidence, Integrity check
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IoT Based Distribution Transformer Condition Monitoring System with Load Sharing
Kiran T, Asst Prof. Rashmi Pattan, Vijeth P S
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125362
Abstract: The transformer serves as a stationary apparatus, it transfers the electrical power between circuits, adjusting voltage and current to desired levels while maintaining a consistent frequency. A transformer can operate most efficiently from no load condition to full load capacity, but it will face issues when it is overloaded, which will lead to a serious problem for the health of the transformer. Therefore, it is essential to monitor their health and efficiently distribute the load among multiple transformers. To prevent a transformer from overloading, a backup transformer is employed to power the load when the main transformer is overloaded. The backup transformer is activated automatically by a microcontroller. This setup ensures optimal loading for both transformers. Additionally, both transformers can be turned on to provide the load alternately when the load is normal.
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AI-POWERED STARTUP FUNDING AND MENTORSHIP NETWORK FOR SEAMLESS COLLABORATION
Prof. Bhavya H S, Nikhitha H, Nisarga D S, Varun D, Vinod kumar N
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125363
Abstract: This paper proposes a web-based platform to streamline the startup funding process by integrating Startups, Investors, and Mentors into a unified system. It aims to eliminate friction in the entrepreneurial ecosystem through modular interaction layers that include proposal submission, mentor verification, and investment finalization. The platform supports secure user authentication, detailed business documentation, personalized investment matching, and human-guided negotiation support. Unlike traditional AI-driven platforms, it emphasizes transparent communication, mentor facilitation, and structured documentation to improve trust and reduce decision risk. This system holds significant implications for early-stage startups seeking guided growth opportunities
Keywords: Startup Funding, Mentorship, Investor Platform, Entrepreneur Support System, Human-Guided Investment, Digital Ecosystem, Proposal Submission, Business Plan Evaluation, Secure Communication, Commission-based Mentoring
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DETECTION OF DDOS USING AI
KEERTHANA L, KEERTHANA S, VYSHNAVI SN, PRATEEK CH
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125364
Abstract: The rapid growth of Internet of Things (IoT) ecosystems has expanded the surface for cyberattacks, especially Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) attacks that threaten critical services. This paper proposes a detection framework that combines Software-Defined Networking (SDN) with machine learning to proactively identify DDoS threats. The system analyzes statistical and behavioral traffic features, using a Support Vector Machine (SVM) classifier for accurate detection. Simulations show over 98% accuracy with low false alarm rates, demonstrating the framework's reliability and scalability. The paper also reviews related work, outlines the methodology, and discusses future directions.
Keywords: Anomalies, Machine Learning, Threats, Real Time, Mimicking.
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Automated Hydroponic System with Optimized Plant Growth Light Spectrum for Sustainable Indoor Agriculture
Y.S Simon Cornelius, M.Subash, D Anish
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125365
Abstract: This paper presents the design and development of an automated hydroponic system that integrates real-time monitoring and control of environmental parameters along with spectrum-optimized plant growth lighting to enhance crop yield in indoor farming environments. The system utilizes an Arduino Uno microcontroller to control pH, electrical conductivity (EC), water level, and temperature, while a spectrum-adjustable LED light setup provides suitable lighting conditions for different stages of plant growth. Sensors continuously monitor environmental conditions and transmit data to the controller, which adjusts nutrient supply and lighting accordingly. The structure is built using PVC channels with an efficient water circulation system to minimize wastage. Experimental results demonstrate improved growth rates, efficient nutrient utilization, and reduced water consumption compared to conventional soil-based farming methods. This smart hydroponic system offers a scalable and eco-friendly solution for sustainable urban agriculture, particularly in areas with limited arable land.
Keywords: Hydroponics, Smart Agriculture, Plant Growth Spectrum, Indoor Farming, Sensor-Based Monitoring, LED Grow Lights.
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INVESTIGATION OF VOLTAGE MODULATION ON THE OPTICAL AND STRUCTURAL PROPERTIES OF ELECTRODEPOSITED ZINC SULFIDE (ZnS) THIN FILMS
Chiedozie Emmanuel Okafor *, Azubike Josiah Ekpunobi, Donald Nnanyere Okoli, Jeroh Diemiruaye Mimi, Okechukwu Emma Odikpo, Chukwudi Benjamin Muomeliri, Overcomer Anusiuba, Adline Nwaodo, Augustine Azubogu, Lynda Adaora Ozobialu, Evangeline Onuigbo, Chiamaka Peace Onu, Augustine Nwode Nwori, Nonso Livinus Okoli, Lois Ugomma Okafor
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125366
Abstract: Zinc sulfide thin films were successfully deposited onto a fluorine-doped tin oxide (FTO) glass substrate by employing electrodeposition method in this work. The basic materials used were; zinc acetate dihydrate which served as zinc source, thiourea (H2NCSNH2) served as sulfur source, FTO was the working electrode, silver/silver chloride served as the reference electrode, while platinum rod was used as the counter electrode. Deposition voltages of 2.0 volts, 4.0 volts and 6.0 volts from a DC supply unit (model Long Wei: PS-305D) were optimized to investigate their effects on the optical and structural properties of the thin films for applications. The films were characterized using UV-Vis spectrophotometer and X-ray diffractometry analysis to investigate the properties of the films. The results showed that the absorbance of the films is low but was influenced by the deposition voltage with the film deposited at 6.0 volts having the highest values in the range of 0.15 to 0.30 while the film deposited at 2.0 volts has the lowest value in the range of 0 to 0.10 within the visible (VIS) and near infrared (NIR) regions. The percentage reflectance of the films was also found to be low but increased with an increase deposition voltage throughout the VIS and NIR regions. The films have high percentage of transmittance with the values in the range of 80% to 100% for the film deposited at 2.0 volts but decreased to the values in the range of 50% to 70% for the film deposited at 6.0 volts within the VIS and NIR regions. The refractive index of the films was also influenced by the deposition voltage by increasing its values from 1.0 to 1.9 for the for film formed at 2.0 volts but increased to the range of 2.15 to 2.6 for the film formed at 6.0 volts. The direct bandgap energy was found to be 2.13 eV, 2.65 eV and 2.90 eV for the film deposited at 2.0 volts, 4.0 volts and 6.0 volts respectively. The X-ray diffraction analysis showed that the films have trigonal (hexagonal axes) structure and influenced by deposition voltage variations. The average crystallite size for the films formed at 2.0 volts and 6.0 volts are 29.68 nm and 20.64 nm respectively while the micro-strain and dislocation density are 1.15⤫10-3 and 3.31⤫10-3 nm-2 for the film deposited at 2.0 volts and 2.36⤫10-3 and 4.92⤫10-3 nm-2 for 6.0 volts film. These properties possessed by the deposited thin films of ZnS in this work position them as suitable material for many optoelectronic device applications such as blue LEDs, solar cells and for antireflection coating applications
Keywords: Zinc Sulfide, Electrodeposition, Semiconductor, Bandgap, Solar cells, LEDs
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MICRO COMBUSTOR ANALYSIS OF HYDROGEN
Mr. B. PHANINDRA KUMAR, A. YASHWANTH, I. PAVAN KALYAN, N. MANIKANTA CHARY
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125367
Abstract: This study presents a detailed investigation of hydrogen combustion characteristics in a micro-scale combustor, with emphasis on optimizing flame stability, thermal management, and combustion efficiency for compact energy applications. Computational and experimental analyses are conducted to evaluate the effects of critical parameters, including inlet velocity, equivalence ratio, and combustor geometry, on micro-scale flame dynamics and heat transfer mechanisms. The results demonstrate that strategic modifications in combustor design-such as the integration of swirl-inducing features and cavity-based flame holders-significantly enhance reactant residence time and thermal performance. Furthermore, the study identifies optimal operating regimes that achieve stable combustion while minimizing heat losses, making the system suitable for micro-thermophotovoltaic (μ-TPV) applications requiring high energy density. The findings contribute to advancing microscale combustion technology by providing key insights into flame anchoring, heat recirculation, and efficiency enhancement in constrained geometries.
Keywords: Micro-combustion, Hydrogen combustion, Flame stability, Heat transfer, Combustion efficiency, Micro-thermophotovoltaic (μ-TPV), Residence time, Swirl flow, Cavity flame holder, Compact energy systems.
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FORMULATION, ANALYSES AND ACCEPTABILITY OF SEAFOOD LONGGANISA WITH CASSAVA AND GREEN AMARANTH LEAVES
GERREYL G. CALINAO, MAIED HE
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125368
Abstract: Seafood is a valuable source of protein, omega-3 fatty acids, and other essential nutrients that contribute to a healthy diet. This study aimed to contribute to the culinary landscape by offering consumers a nutritious and flavorful option that gives the unique characteristics of seafood. By exploring the acceptability of seafood longganisa (scallop and cagaycay) with cassava and green amaranth leaves, the researcher sought to meet the needs of health-conscious consumers while tapping into the underutilized potential of marine resources. This focused on developing the seafood longganisa, evaluating their sensory attributes (appearance, aroma, taste, texture). The experimental-developmental method, using a Completely Randomized Design was employed. This included three replications with 10 semi-trained panelists and 100 consumer respondents. A 9-Point Hedonic Scale was used for evaluation, and data were analyzed using mean and ANOVA. The different treatments of proportion used seafood longganisa using scallop and cagaycay. Among treatments, the best proportions were 500 grams. In terms of appearance, Treatment A (scallop) got the highest mean with extremely appealing, extremely pleasant, extremely delicious, and extremely firm, followed by Treatment C (combined scallop and cagaycay) with very much appealing, pleasant, delicious, and firm, and Treatment B (cagaycay) with moderately appealing, pleasant, delicious, and firm. The overall acceptability was uniformly high across all treatments. There was a significant difference in terms of appearance and taste. There was no significant difference in terms of aroma and texture. There was a significant difference in the acceptability of the three treatments in favor of Treatment A (scallop) longganisa, which was tested for shelf life, microbial safety, and nutritional content, confirming that it was both nutritious and suitable for extended use.
Keywords: Product Formulation, Product Analyses, Acceptability, Seafood Longganisa, Scallop, Cagaycay
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Serverless Infrastructure at Scale: A Comprehensive Framework for Enterprise-Wide FaaS Migration Using AWS Lambda
Kiran Kumar Suram
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125369
Abstract: With organizations aiming for more agility, scalability, and operational effectiveness, serverless computing has become a potent paradigm shift. This paper introduces an enterprise-scale migration framework to Function-as-a-Service (FaaS) on AWS Lambda, outlining the strategic, technical, and organizational aspects involved. It starts with analyzing AWS Lambda's essential capabilities and its status as a core building block of serverless infrastructure, facilitating event-driven, modular, and cost-effective application design. Based on a comprehensive case study of an international financial services firm, the paper discusses practical migration issues faced in real-life, such as complexity of existing systems, security, and cultural opposition. It presents successful methods like phased migration, the strangler pattern, and compliance and scalability management frameworks. Performance assessments provide substantial cost reductions, enhanced system response, and increased operational resilience after migration. In addition, the paper explores new trends in serverless computing, AWS Lambda future projections, and strategic imperatives to inform future enterprise migrations. The conclusion reaffirms the revolutionary potential of serverless architecture in providing accelerated innovation, enhanced resource utilization, and lower infrastructure overhead. Finally, this research is a strategic roadmap for enterprises seeking to transform their IT infrastructures using serverless technologies.
Keywords: Function-as-a-Service, AWS Lambda, legacy system, serverless technologies
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Plant Leaf Disease Detection Using Image Processing and Machine Learning
Bhavyashree H D, Shakthivale R, Vinay M
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125370
Abstract: Plant leaf disease detection is a critical component of precision agriculture, aimed at improving crop health, maximizing yield, and minimizing losses caused by plant pathogens. Traditional disease identification methods rely heavily on manual inspection by agricultural experts, which is often time-consuming, labor-intensive, and prone to error, especially in large-scale farming operations. The integration of artificial intelligence (AI), particularly deep learning and computer vision techniques, has revolutionized this process by enabling automated, accurate, and real-time disease detection through the analysis of leaf images. This project presents an AI-driven system that utilizes Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs), Vision Transformers (ViTs), and Explainable AI (XAI) to classify plant leaf diseases with high precision. The system incorporates image preprocessing, model inference, and result visualization, and can be deployed via mobile or web applications for ease of access by farmers. It is designed to work under diverse environmental conditions and supports real-time monitoring using IoT-enabled devices. Despite its effectiveness, the system faces challenges such as dataset limitations, environmental variability, and high computational demands. By addressing these issues through optimized models, data augmentation, and edge deployment strategies, the system aims to provide an accessible and scalable solution for disease detection in agriculture. Ultimately, this approach supports early intervention, reduces dependency on pesticides, and contributes to sustainable and smart farming practices.
Keywords: Plant Leaf Disease Detection
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FORMULATION OF OYSTER-BANANA PSEUDOSTEM CHIPS
MALIRIE O. OLANO, MAIEd-H.E.
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125371
Abstract: This study focuses on the formulation, analysis, and acceptability of chips made from oyster and banana pseudostem-an innovative approach to value addition and waste reduction. This research aims to develop a novel snack product that meets consumer expectations for taste, texture, aroma, and appearance. The method used in this study was experimental-developmental method of research. In the experimental method attempted to investigate the proportion of Oyster-Banana Pseudostem Chips using three treatments while developmental research, this method used for formulation of Oyster-Banana Pseudostem Chips for potential development and commercialization. This used the Completely Randomized Design (CRD). The sensory qualities was evaluated by 10 semi-trained panelists and 100 evaluators. Score cards with the Nine (9) Points Hedonic Scale was used to obtain the data. The mean and Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) were used to analyze the data into alpha level set at 0.01 alpha. Findings on the sensory evaluation of Oyster-Banana Pseudostem Chips showed that Treatment C (75g Pseudostem and 25g oyster) was the best in all three quality attributes. In the general acceptability in terms of appearance, aroma, taste, and texture, Treatment C (75g Pseudostem and 25g Oyster) had the highest mean score with qualitative description of "liked extremely". There was no significant difference in terms of sensory qualities of varied formulation of oyster-banana pseudostem chips among the three treatments. In the general acceptability, there was a significant difference among three treatments in terms of appearance, aroma, taste and texture. Upon testing the microbial and proximate analysis of the best product, the Oyster-Banana Pseudostem Chips was safe for human based on the DOST standard for microorganism test for products belonging to the Snack Foods category.
Keywords: Pseudostem, Oyster, Chips, Formulation, Analyses and Acceptability
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BLUETOOTH CONTROLLED PICK AND PLACE ROBOT
Mr. Ravikumar R, Mr. Pruthveesh J, Ms. Tejashwini G D, Ms. Anusha G R, Mr. Darshan H G
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125372
Abstract: The project titled Bluetooth-Controlled Pick and Place Robot focuses on designing and implementing a versatile robotic system capable of performing pick-and-place operations via wireless control using Bluetooth technology. The system integrates an Arduino Uno microcontroller as the central processing unit, coordinating the actions of various components, including a motor driver (L298N or similar) to regulate the movement of four 100 RPM geared motors responsible for the robot's mobility, enabling omnidirectional or differential drive functionality depending on the configuration. A 3-cell Li-ion battery provides the necessary power supply, ensuring sufficient voltage and current to drive both the locomotion and the robotic arm mechanisms. The robotic arm consists of two additional geared motors-one for vertical lifting along a single axis and another for operating a gripper mechanism to grasp and release objects. The HC-05 Bluetooth module facilitates wireless communication between the robot and a user interface (such as a smartphone or computer), allowing real-time control through custom-developed software that transmits commands like forward, reverse, left, right, lift, lower, open gripper, and close gripper. The project emphasizes modularity, cost-effectiveness, and scalability, making it suitable for applications in industrial automation, educational demonstrations, or domestic assistance. Key challenges addressed include power management to prevent voltage drops, motor torque optimization for lifting varying weights, and ensuring stable Bluetooth connectivity to avoid latency issues. The system's performance is evaluated based on precision in object handling, battery life, and responsiveness to control inputs. Future enhancements may incorporate sensors (ultrasonic, IR, or load cells) for autonomous obstacle avoidance and feedback mechanisms, as well as IoT integration for remote monitoring. This project serves as a foundational framework for advancing wireless robotic systems, demonstrating the practical integration of mechanical design, electronic control, and wireless communication technologies in a functional pick-and-place robot.
Keywords: Bluetooth-Controlled Robot; Arduino Uno Microcontroller; Motor Driver and Mobility; Robotic Arm Mechanism; Wireless Communication; Modularity and Scalability; Power Management; Practical Integration
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FORMULATION OF GREEN MUSSEL-BAMBOO SHOOT SIOPAO
ELIVER L. LADRILLO, MAEd TLE
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125373
Abstract: The main purpose of the study was to formulated a green mussel-bamboo shoot siopao. This used the Completely Randomized Design (CRD). The sensory qualities were evaluated by semi-trained panelist and for final processes for consumer's preference evaluation by the 100 tasters. Score cards with the Nine (9) Points Hedonic Scale was used to obtain the data. The mean and Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) were used to analysed, the findings of the study revealed that Treatment A (75g green mussel and 25g bamboo shoot) was identified the most appealing, treatment B (50g green mussel and 50g bamboo shoot) consistently excelled in most sensory attributes, including, aroma, taste and texture. While treatment C (25g green mussel and 75g bamboo shoot) was identified is also aromatic. In the general acceptability in terms of appearance, aroma, taste and texture Treatment B (50g green mussels and 50g bamboo shoots) had the highest mean score with qualitative description of "Liked extremely", while Treatments A (75g green mussel and 25g bamboo shoot) and treatment C (25g green mussel and 75g bamboo shoots) followed closely with mean score having qualitative description of "Liked Very much". The findings also indicate that there were no significance differences in appearance, aroma, taste and texture among three (3) treatments of green mussel bamboo shoot siopao. The finding also indicates that there were no significant differences in the sensory attributes of green mussel bamboo shoot siopao in terms of appearance, aroma and taste however there were a significant difference in terms of texture in the favor of Treatment B (50g green mussel and 50g bamboo shoot). The product of green mussel-bamboo shoot siopao was safe for human consumption based on the microbial and proximate analysis.
Keywords: Green Mussel, Bamboo, Shoot, Siopao, Formulation, Analyses and Acceptability
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Smart Surveillance and Combat Robot for Defense Operations
POOJA V, SHRAVANI G V, VISHWAS M K, HARSHITH M K, Dr Devika B
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125374
Abstract: The task is the design of a meatpacking robot designed specifically for defense applications, which has the capacity to conduct surveillance and counter attacks. It operates through artificial intelligence for independent motion and object recognition in real time. It comes fitted with vision sensors, sensors, and wireless networking capabilities. It collects and sends information remotely while equipped with sensors and wireless interfaces. The design reduces the exposure of human resources to harmful operations, enhancing operational efficiency and safety. The robot works in manual and autonomous modes based on the mission. Its flexibility makes it ideal for border patrol, enemy tracking, and sensitive reconnaissance operations in hostile environments.
Keywords: Smart Military Robot, Autonomous Patrol, AI-Powered Defense, Remote Combat Unit, Surveillance System, Tactical Robotics.
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Formulation, Analyses, And Acceptability of Root Crops Puto Pao with Black Rice
RAQUEL G. GUMODA, MAIED HE
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125375
Abstract: This experimental-development research was conducted during school year 2024-2025 aimed to formulate a root crop puto pao with black rice; to describe the sensory qualities of root crop puto pao with black rice flour in terms of appearance, aroma, taste and texture.; to determine which treatment is generally acceptable in sensory qualities; to find out if there are significant differences among treatments in terms of their sensory qualities and general acceptability; and to determine the products' shelf life in room temperature and in chilling temperature. The three (3) treatments were: TA (Cassava puto pao) ; TB (Sweet potato puto pao); and TC (Taro puto pao). The sensory qualities of the product were evaluated by ten semi-trained panellists. While the general acceptability was evaluated by one hundred consumers composed of students and teachers of Dao National High, Dao, Capiz. Mean and ANOVA were the statistical tools used to analyze the data using the Statistical Package for the Social Sciences software. Sweet potato variant was the most preferred product in in all sensory qualities and the generally acceptable among treatments. There were no significant differences in appearance and aroma while there were significant differences in the products taste and texture. There were significant difference in appearance, aroma, taste and texture in the general acceptability. Post Hoc test revealed that these differences were manifested between TC (sweet potato) and TA (cassava) variants. Similarly, TC (Taro) and TB (sweet potato) variants significantly differ in all sensory qualities.
Keywords: Alternative root crops flour source, black rice, puto pao, sensory qualities
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DESIGN AND ANALYZE CIRCULAR SHAPED MICROSTRIP PATCH ANTENNA FOR C APPLICATION
Ashok, Keerthana K, Mallikarjuna swamy N, Manasa Chowdary, P N Sudha
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125376
Abstract: This paper provides an in-depth overview survey on the development and evaluation of circular-shaped planar patch antennas for C-band applications, which span frequencies typically from 4 to 8 GHz. Owing to their small dimensions, slim form factor, and easy for integrating with planar and non-planar surfaces, CPA (circular patch antennas) have become a common choice in today's wireless communication systems, radar, and satellite technologies. The literature explored highlights key design methodologies, simulation tools, and enhancement techniques that enhance antenna essential represented by attributes such as return loss, gain, bandwidth, and radiation efficiency. Various substrate materials, feeding mechanisms, and structural modifications like slots and parasitic elements are also reviewed to understand their impact on the operational bandwidth and directivity. This survey aims to provide insights into the current advancements and challenges in circular patch antenna design specific to the C-band, offering a foundation for future R&D in this domain. Index Terms - Circular patch antenna, C-band, microstrip antenna, antenna design, bandwidth enhancement, return loss, gain optimization, radiation pattern, substrate material, electromagnetic simulation.
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DETECTION OF LUMPY SKIN DISEASE IN CATTLE
CHETAN S P, M PURUSHOTHAM, K AMARENDRA, AJITH D, SUMA SANTHOSH
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125377
Abstract: Lumpy Skin Disease (LSD) is a very contagious viral disease in cattle that is of great concern to agricultural economies, particularly in nations such as India. This viral disease affecting cattle, characterized by fever, nodular skin lesions, and significant economic losses due to decreased productivity. Early and accurate detection of LSD is crucial for containment and treatment. In recent years (2021-present), advancements in the integration of machine intelligence, visual data processing, and earth observation technologies., and molecular diagnostics have transformed the detection landscape. The project includes a deep analysis approach using ConvNets model and RFID to address and solve the problem. Index Terms - Lumpy Skin, LSD, Machine Learning, Deep Learning Analysis, Image Processing, Molecular Diagnostics, Disease Detection.
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Comparative Benchmark Analysis of ChatGPT and DeepSeek: Performance Across AI Tasks
Dr. Anju Kaushik, Dr. Anil Kaushik
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125378
Abstract: ChatGPT and DeepSeek represent two prominent large language models, each offering unique strengths in artificial intelligence applications. ChatGPT is widely known for its advanced conversational abilities and broad language understanding, while DeepSeek is recognized for its strong performance in computational and technical domains. This research paper presents a comparative evaluation of DeepSeek-R1 and ChatGPT across several prominent mathematical and algorithmic benchmarks. The analysis reveals that both models exhibit strong and competitive performance, with each demonstrating unique strengths depending on the benchmark. DeepSeek-R1 shows a slight advantage in advanced mathematical problem-solving, while ChatGPT excels in competitive programming and complex quantitative reasoning tasks. Although the overall performance of the two models is closely matched, notable differences emerge in specific areas, highlighting the importance of selecting the appropriate model based on the requirements of the task. These findings offer valuable insights for researchers and practitioners seeking to deploy large language models in mathematical and computational domains.
Keywords: ChatGPT, DeepSeek-R1, Large Language Models, Mathematical Reasoning, Benchmark Comparison, AI Performance Evaluation
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Literature survey paper on triangle shaped patch antenna
Amulya M N, Meghana S R, Monisha B N, Dr. Electa Alice Jayarani
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125379
Abstract: The rapid growth of wireless communication technologies has made it necessary to improve antenna systems to meet demands for compactness, flexibility, and multifunctional. Among various antenna types, micro strip patch antennas (MPAs) have become a dominant and versatile choice for wireless applications. This literature survey focuses on recent developments in the design and analysis of MPAs, particularly for use in wireless communication systems. It reviews different design techniques, as well as analytical and numerical methods, and highlights emerging applications and challenges in the field. By summarizing the latest research, the survey provides an over view of the current state of MPA technology for wireless applications.
Keywords: Micro strip Patch Antenna, wavelength, Directivity.
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MULTIFUNCTION AGRICULTURAL ELECTRIC VEHICLE
Raghu H M, Srujan Karanth N, Vardhan Gowda K N, Vikas K S, Mrs. Pragati Pukkela
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125380
Abstract: The agricultural industry in making a paradigmatic transition towards sustainability and efficiency due to the imperative need to solve environmental problems and food security issues. Agriculture based multifunction E-vehicle have surfaced as an innovative solution, combining advanced electric vehicle technology with general purpose agricultural uses. This abstract gives an idea of the kay aspects and implication of such vehicle are electricity powered, lowering greenhouse gas emissions and dependency on fossil fuels, which makes them a green-friendly option. The incorporation of E-Vehicles in agriculture holds the promise of lower operating costs, greater productivity, and a reduced carbon footprint. The E-Vehicle for Agriculture Remote Operated In order to prevent different problems which impact agricultural fields, agricultural electrical vehicle is required, to achieve the goals such as weed detection, irrigation, crop protection and Bug Spray. This is the design features of electric vehicle which is environmentally friendly in nature and automated. The different technologies employed are sensor technology. The developed EV not only employs battery power but also employs renewable Energy to carry out all its functions. The model proposed is economical and dependable, also applicable for linear agricultural purposes. The electrical vehicle has a significant contribution towards precision farming, which is enhancing the efficiency of crop production without affecting the various agriculture variables and lowering the costs of production. The planned EV model aims to fulfill agricultural needs like protection of crops, watering, bug spray (i.e. pesticide spraying) with obstacle detection feature. The model is self- powered for soil moisture checking to initiate watering of the field or Motor off function. The delta robot used to pick the weed from the field has a ground level clearance of 10 cm does the job.
Keywords: Agriculture vehicle, Seed sowing machine, Sprayer, Photo voltaic cell, Electrical vehicle (EV).
Abstract
Sky Guardian: Anti-Harassment Drone Patrol
SNEHA, VARSHIINI S, VEDASHREE M, NIKHIL M S, Mr. S.CHRISTO JAIN
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125381
Abstract: The Sky Guardian: Anti-Harassment Drone Patrol project aims to develop an autonomous drone system for enhancing women' s safety in emergency situations. When a woman presses an SOS button, her location is instantly sent to the drone via GPS. The drone autonomously files to the victim's location using real-time navigation. Upon arrival, it uses sensors and computer vision to detect the number of people present. Based on the situation, it either deploys a stun gun for a single attacker or releases non-lethal toxic gas like pepper spray for multiple threats. The drone also activates sirens and lights to attract public attention. Live video streaming to authorities ensures quick emergency response. The system combines GPS tracking, threat detection, and automated defense mechanism. It offers rapid intervention and deterrence against potential assaults. The project presents a smart and tech-driven approach to women's safety.
Keywords: Women Safety, Autonomous Drone, SOS Alert System, Real-time GPS Tracking, Threat Detection, Stun Gun Deployment, Non-lethal Toxic Gas, Emergency Response, Live Video Streaming and Self-defense Technology.
Abstract
AI - Powered Pedestrian Safety Surveillance Camera
Rohith M, Spoorthy B, Sumanjali K, Siddharth Sharma, Mrs. Divya D
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125382
Abstract: This paper presents an innovative AI-powered surveillance camera system designed to enhance pedestrian safety in urban environments. The system utilizes efficient algorithm to monitor pedestrian behavior, detect potential hazards, and assess the environmental risks. By leveraging real-time data analytics, the system can identify suspicious activities or accidents and trigger automated alerts. It also supports a rapid response, the system incorporates contextual audio-visual monitoring, allowing it to capture and transmit relevant evidence when critical events are detected. These insights are securely and discreetly communicated to nearby enforcement units, enabling timely and informed intervention. This system serves as a vital asset in modern urban safety infrastructure, enhancing situational awareness and aiming to reduce response times and improve public security outcomes.
Keywords: Hazard detection, Real-time data analytics, AI-powered surveillance, Emergency response
Abstract
SHOES FOR DIABETIC PATIENTS
Sachin B, Srujan H G, Vishwanath V, Vivek M S, Mrs. Bhargavi Ananth
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125383
Abstract: Diabetics causes neurovascular complications which leads to development of high pressure areas in the feet. Diabetic neuropathy causes severe nerve damage, which may ultimately lead to ulcerations. This paper discusses about the detection of foot neuropathy as early as possible, from a home based environment. Flexi force sensors are used to measure the pressure in different areas of our foot and it will be displayed on the server side console. The vibrating motors can be used to stimulate vibrations at different frequencies at the desired locations thus improving the blood flow. Thus a low-cost foot pressure and foot movement analysis and blood flow stimulation system, is developed which a patient can wear at any place to monitor his or her foot pressure distribution. AI based deep learning model is used to generate the foot pressure level graphically.
Keywords: Diabetic Neuropathy, Foot Pressure Monitoring, Smart Shoe, Vibration Therapy.
Abstract
The Future of Shopping: Smart Trolley
SAHANA T B, SHALINI S, SUNITA SS, VIDYA SHREE H, Mrs. SANGEETHA V
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125384
Abstract: - The Smart Shopping Trolley system is designed to enhance the customer shopping experience by integrating advanced technology. It features an automatic billing mechanism and is capable of following user commands through hand gesture recognition. A built-in barcode scanner enables customers to scan items as they shop, with product details and prices instantly updated to the digital cart via the internet. This bill is then automatically sent to the store's billing counter, reducing the time spent in queues and eliminating the need for manually pushing or pulling the trolley. This intelligent trolley incorporates components such as an ultrasonic sensor, ESP8266 microcontroller, Wi-Fi module, and a weight sensor. When a customer scans a product, it is recorded in the cart, and a running total is maintained, allowing for seamless billing while concluding the shopping session. All elements are integrated within an Internet of Things (IoT) framework and have undergone testing to ensure optimal performance. After the shopping and payment process is completed, the trolley autonomously returns to its docking station.
Keywords: IoT, Bluetooth, Barcode Scanners, Obstacle avoidance, Android application
Abstract
TRUST VOTE: A SECURE VOTING SYSTEM
Mr.Naveen Kumar S, Sulagna Mondal, Thanushree M.K, V.Likhith, Varun Rayapati
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125386
Abstract: Ensuring a fair and secure voting process is vital in today's digital democracy. Conventional systems unauthorized voting, duplicate entries, and identity fraud. The proposed system, titled Trust Vote, addresses these challenges by implementing a three-stage identity verification process using RFID tags, face recognition, and fingerprint scans. Each voter is authenticated using all three methods before access is granted to. The system architecture is NodeMCU ESP8266 microcontroller, which facilitates real-time communication with a central SQL database where voter records and biometric details are securely stored. In cases of failed verification or repeated attempts, a buzzer provides immediate alerts, ensuring compliance with the principle of "One Voter, One Vote." At the end of the process, the system automatically counts and displays valid votes. By combining hardware-level security with software automation, this project delivers a scalable and tamper-resistant voting platform designed to strengthen the credibility of electoral systems.
Keywords: Secure Voting System, Biometric Authentication, RFID-based Verification, Facial Recognition, Fingerprint Scanner, Multi-Level Security, Electronic Ballot, NodeMCU ESP8266, IoT-based Voting, Voter Eligibility Check, Vote Duplication Prevention, Tamper-Proof Election, Real-Time Vote Monitoring, Embedded System in Elections, Automated Polling Process
Abstract
Automated Embedded System for Sustainable Rainwater Harvesting and Solar Power Management
Prajwal P, Megharaj C M, Shashank C, Mohammed Taha, Dr. Rekha N
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125387
Abstract: To address the growing need for water and energy in a sustainable and economical way, it is important to explore alternative, simpler technologies for conserving water and harnessing solar energy. Rainwater harvesting stands out as one of the most effective approaches to meet these needs. This project focuses on the technical side of rainwater collection from agricultural lands. Initially, necessary information such as catchment area sizes and rainfall data is gathered. Based on this, the water harvesting potential is calculated, and an appropriate tank design and capacity are determined. The study also covers the design and analysis of gutters, as well as systems for first flush and filtration. A specially designed pot-shaped umbrella structure is proposed for installation in agricultural fields. This structure will not only help conserve space but it also allows for dual use: collecting rainwater and generating solar power. During the rainy season, water accumulates in the umbrella structure. Each unit is designed to hold a specific maximum volume of water, with any excess being directed to storage tanks for later use. Additionally, solar panels installed on the umbrella can significantly enhance solar energy generation. As part of the project, an estimation of runoff volumes in the agricultural area is conducted, along with an evaluation of current shortcomings, so that necessary improvements can be implemented.
Keywords: Solar energy, Rain water harvesting, Agriculture
Abstract
TIREVOLT: MOTION POWERED WIRELESS CHARGING FOR EV VEHICLES
Nithyashree V L, Sahana K R, Shilpa T R, Soumyashree S, Vishalini D
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125388
Abstract: The road transport sector's reliance on conventional fuels has significant energy and environmental implications, contributing to greenhouse gas emissions and climate change. To mitigate these effects, innovative solutions are necessary to reduce emissions and promote sustainable transportation. This project, TireVolt, focuses on developing a self-charging capability for electric vehicles by harnessing kinetic energy from vehicle motion, including tire rotation, to power wireless charging. By leveraging electromagnetic induction, TireVolt converts kinetic energy into electrical energy, enabling electric vehicles to generate their own power and reducing reliance on external charging infrastructure. This self- sustaining energy loop has the potential to increase energy efficiency, reduce emissions, and enhance the overall driving experience, making electric vehicles more practical, efficient, and environmentally friendly.
Keywords: Wireless charging, Sustainable transportation, Electric vehicles, Kinetic energy harvesting.
Abstract
ENERGY EFFICIENT FACE RECOGNITION AUTHENTICATION
Gayathri Devi B, Kavya G, Lakshmi M, S Christo Jain
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125389
Abstract: The objective of this project is to design an energy-efficient face authentication system from face recognition by capitalizing on advancements in deep learning and hardware optimization. With the use of model compression techniques like pruning and quantization, and specialized hardware like Google Coral Edge TPUs, our system achieves tremendous energy savings without affecting accuracy. Our system uses a multi-step procedure beginning with face detection using a light CNN. The detected face is then passed through an energy-conserving compressed face recognition model via methods like knowledge distillation and weight sharing. Our system is further optimized through the utilization of the Google Coral Edge TPU, which is just amazing with minimal energy consumption. We contrast the operation of our system on multiple datasets, such as LFW and IJB-A, and demonstrate that it computes at state-of-the-art accuracy on using less energy than other face recognition systems.
Keywords: Face Recognition, Energy Efficiency, Deep Learning, Model Compression, Hardware Optimization, Edge Computing, Authentication, Biometrics, Security, Google Coral Edge TPUI.
Abstract
LITERATURE REVIEW ON DIGITAL PAYMENT ADOPTION IN THE LPG SECTOR
Mona Srivastava, Dr. Neha Choudhary, Dr. Bhavna Sharma
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125390
Abstract: Digital payments have become crucial for any economy as we move towards cash less society. They are fast and offer unmatched ease to users. Proliferation of smart phones and internet being available even in the remote corners of the country has exploded the landscape of digital payments. This SLR started by examining 60 papers in the sector of digital payment adoption by customers, the factors and theories and a look at the LPG sector in India and the status therein and has in deep examined 25 papers. It has also taken help of Government websites wherever relevant. While enumerating on the existing status in LPG sector the SLR has examined in deep the theories governing the research in digital payment adoption as well as the future trends which are exciting.
Keywords: Digital Payments, LPG Sector, UTAUT, TAM, DFT, Technology Adoption.
Abstract
Consumer Perceptions of Sustainable Products and Their Impact on Purchase Intention: A Thematic Literature Review
Hajra Perween, Dr. Neha Choudhary, Dr. Bhawna Sharma Padroo
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125391
Abstract: As sustainability becomes central to contemporary business strategy and public discourse, consumer perception of sustainability has emerged as a pivotal variable in shaping market behavior. Still a persistent paradox remains despite growing awareness and favorable attitudes toward sustainability, actual consumer behavior often falls short of sustainable ideals. This review critically examines the formation, drivers, and barriers of consumer perceptions of sustainability across six key sectors food and beverage, fashion, cosmetics, electronics, automotive, and hospitality. By applying the Theory of Planned Behavior and Value-Belief-Norm frameworks across diverse empirical contexts, the study offers a multidimensional synthesis of how sustainable behavior is conceived and enacted. Using a structured thematic review methodology, the paper identifies four key literature themes consumer perception formation, emotional and cognitive drivers, purchase intention, and sociocultural moderators and maps these across sector-specific variations. In emotionally resonant industries such as fashion, cosmetics, and hospitality, sustainability perception is strongly shaped by moral identity, emotional storytelling, and social validation. These are best explained by VBN theory, which links internalized values and moral norms to pro-environmental intention. In contrast, sectors like electronics and automotive show greater reliance on rational evaluation, feasibility, and infrastructure availability, domains where TPB's constructs of attitude, perceived behavioral control, and subjective norms offer stronger predictive power. Despite these theoretical strengths, the review reveals a persistent attitude-behavior gap across all sectors. Consumers frequently express ethical preferences but fail to act due to factors such as habitual behavior, price sensitivity, low trust, infrastructure constraints, or ethical fatigue. TPB captures these breakdowns through structural and normative barriers, while VBN explains how moral norms fail to activate under conditions of ambiguity or disillusionment. Greenwashing, inconsistent labeling, and weak feedback mechanisms further erode consumer trust, diminishing both cognitive confidence (TPB) and ethical motivation (VBN). The paper also surfaces key cross-sectoral contrasts. While emotional triggers and identity alignment drive perception in experiential sectors, functional sectors require trust in technical claims and long-term performance. Demographics and culture further moderate these dynamics young, urban, and educated consumers show stronger sustainability engagement, but only when supported by behavioral feasibility and normative validation. Digital platforms amplify these processes, but their role remains under-theorized in current models. In conclusion, the review underscores that sustainable consumption is not solely a function of awareness or product attributes. It is an outcome of systemic alignment between ethical values, market structures, and behavioral enablers. For brands, policymakers, and researchers alike, this means shifting from abstract advocacy to designing systems that empower, verify, and emotionally engage consumers. Only through such integrative efforts can sustainable behavior be moved from niche aspiration to normalized practice.
Abstract
AI-Based Differentiation of Fertilized and Organic Fruits
SARIKA S,SHREE HARSHITHA S,SURYA RV, TIRUMALA GANESH BHARADWAJ SHARMA, Ms. RAMYA KR
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125392
Abstract: The project "AI-Based Differentiation of Fertilized and Organic Fruits" aims to develop an intelligent system for classifying fruits based on their cultivation methods. Traditional methods of distinguishing organic and fertilized fruits are time-consuming, expensive, and often inaccurate. This project leverages artificial intelligence (AI), image processing, and pH sensor technology to automate the classification process. A machine learning model will analyze fruit images and pH values to determine whether a fruit is organically grown or chemically fertilized. The system will be implemented on a Raspberry Pi, enabling real-time processing and portability. Additionally, a mobile application will be developed to allow users to scan and check fruit quality instantly. This solution aims to enhance transparency in the food industry, assist consumers in making informed choices, and promote organic farming. By providing a cost-effective, efficient, and user-friendly tool, the project addresses the growing need for reliable fruit classification methods.
Keywords: AI-Based Classification, Image Processing, pH Sensor, Raspberry Pi, Organic Fruits, Fertilized Fruits, Real-Time Processing, Mobile Application.
Abstract
AUTO-STERILE (UV-STERILIZATION ROBOT)
Kiran.G, Gowtham.M, Lohith Yaadav.R, Manoj Kumar.N, Satish Kumar
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125393
Abstract: The ongoing need for enhanced hygiene and infection control, especially in the wake of global pandemics, has driven innovation in autonomous sanitization technologies. This survey paper explores the development and application of an Auto Sterilization Robot designed to autonomously disinfect environments such as hospitals, offices, schools, and public transport facilities. The robot integrates various technologies including UV-C light, chemical spraying systems, obstacle detection, and autonomous navigation using sensors and microcontrollers. The paper reviews existing solutions, compares key design methodologies, and evaluates performance metrics such as coverage efficiency, disinfection effectiveness, and energy consumption. Emphasis is placed on the role of automation in reducing human exposure to pathogens and improving the consistency of sterilization processes. The survey concludes by identifying current challenges and proposing future directions for improving autonomy, safety, and adaptability in sterilization robotics.
Abstract
LIFE LINK-Smart Traffic Signal Control System
Ayyaji Madhava H N, C Rahul, Chethan A G, Kishan V, Sapna Patil
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125394
Abstract: Urban traffic congestion poses significant challenges, including prolonged travel times, elevated fuel consumption, and increased environmental pollution. Frequent stop-and-go conditions lead to higher emissions and degraded air quality, adversely affecting public health and the environment. The Traditional traffic signal systems operates on fixed time cycles and are often unable to adapt to real-time traffic conditions. To address this issue, we propose a Smart Traffic Signal Control System that dynamically adjusts signal timings based on real-time traffic flow data. Utilizing technologies such as sensors, cameras, and machine learning algorithms, the system monitors vehicular density at intersections and optimizes signal phases accordingly. The goal is to minimize the waiting time, reduce congestion, and improve overall traffic efficiency. Simulation results demonstrate significant improvements in traffic flow and a reduction in average waiting times compared to conventional fixed-time control systems. This smart system represents a crucial step toward the development of intelligent transportation infrastructure for smarter, more sustainable cities.
Keywords: Smart Traffic Control, Vehicle Detection, Smart Cities, Adaptive Signal Control, Dynamic Signal Timing
Abstract
Designing Future Ready Campuses for Immersive Tech Driven Learning
Lt Col Sanjay Singh, VSM (Retd), Dr. Neha Choudhary, Dr. Bhawna Sharma Padroo
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125395
Abstract: In this review we will examine how higher education institutions can evolve by designing campuses that are not only technologically advanced but also conducive to immersive & conducive for student learning. The virtual reality augmented reality and mixed reality have become central to pedagogical innovation. The aim of this literature review is to integrate recent research & how these technologies influence student engagement, accessibility and learning outcomes. With more flexibility and inclusivity, the review outlines design considerations, creative expression and cross-disciplinary learning. This review also evaluates the infrastructural and pedagogical challenges such as training faculty and securing sustainable funding that will affect the successful deployment of immersive technologies in all educational institutions. This paper will offer in identifying leading trends and best practices. The paper will also offer insights for academic leaders and policymakers in further enhancing the educational environment that is in pace with the evolving digital landscapes.
Keywords: Immersive Technologies, Future-Ready Campuses, Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), Educational Innovation, Campus Design, Experiential Learning, Digital Literacy, Universal Design for Learning (UDL), Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), Ethical Considerations, Global Collaboration, Faculty Development, Sustainable Funding.
Abstract
ANALYSIS OF PROJECTILE IN JAVELIN THROW
Jai Bhagwan Singh Goun
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125396
Abstract: The javelin throw is a complex athletic event that combines speed, strength, and technical precision, and is heavily governed by the principles of projectile motion. This paper presents a biomechanical analysis of the javelin throw with a focus on its projectile dynamics. The trajectory of the javelin is determined by three key parameters at the point of release: angle of projection, initial velocity, and height of release. These variables collectively influence the horizontal range and flight stability of the javelin. While a 45-degree angle theoretically yields the maximum range for a projectile launched from ground level, optimal javelin release angles are typically lower-ranging between 32° and 36°-due to the aerodynamic properties of the implement and the athlete's release height. The study further explores how angular momentum, air resistance, and lift generated by the javelin's design affect its flight path. The athlete's run-up and final throwing mechanics, particularly the blocking of the front leg and the whip-like arm motion, are crucial in maximizing the javelin's velocity at release. Through video motion analysis and kinematic modeling, the paper highlights the mechanical techniques that differentiate elite throwers from their peers. Understanding these projectile principles is essential for coaches and athletes aiming to optimize throwing performance and ensure injury prevention. This analysis underscores the interplay between biomechanics and physics, offering insights into technique refinement and performance enhancement in javelin throw.
Abstract
A Study on Impact of Influencer Marketing & Online Customer Review on Purchase of Generation Z
L. Ramanjaneya, Priyanka Samuel Ebenezer
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125397
Abstract: This study finds out how influencer marketing and online customer reviews influence Generation Z consumers' buying behaviour in Hyderabad, India. Being digital natives, Gen Z (people born from 1997 to 2012) strongly depend on social media and peer comments for purchasing decisions. The study finds that influencer credibility, authenticity, and content reliability greatly influence Gen Z's trust and buying intentions. Similarly, review volume, tone, and regency powerfully drive their product perceptions. With a quantitative approach utilizing standardized questionnaires, the study examines the effect of these digital tools using regression and correlation analysis. The results are intended to inform marketers on how to develop effective digital initiatives for involving Gen Z in urban India.
Keywords: Influencing market, Digital market, Customer online Reviews, Hyderabad
Abstract
A study on assessing the impact of hybrid work model on job execution
Kondapuram Bhavani, Vadla Sandeepani
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025.125398
Abstract: The transition to a hybrid work model, blending remote and in-office work, has rapidly gained traction in response to evolving workplace dynamics and the global pandemic. This study aims to assess the impact of the hybrid work model on job execution, focusing on key performance indicators such as productivity, job satisfaction, work-life balance, and employee engagement. Through a mixed-method approach, incorporating both quantitative surveys and qualitative interviews, data was collected from employees across diverse industries. The findings suggest that the hybrid work model offers substantial benefits, including increased flexibility and improved work-life balance, which correlate with higher job satisfaction and productivity levels. However, challenges such as communication barriers, technology dependence, and potential disparities in team cohesion were also identified.
Keywords: Hybrid work, Remote work, Onsite work, work life balance, Employee satisfaction, Job performance, Remote interactions.
Abstract
A Hybrid Fuzzy and Deep Learning Framework for Kidney Tumor Detection
Prof. Ashwini G, Ms. Preethi S C, Ms. Sahana N P, Mr. Mohammed Luqman, Mr. Sudeep Katagi
DOI: 10.17148/IARJSET.2025125204
Abstract: Patient outcomes depend on the early and precise identification of kidney cancers, yet manual diagnosis using CT images can be laborious and subjective. In this study, we introduce a novel hybrid framework for kidney tumor diagnosis that combines a convolutional neural network (CNN) with fuzzy logic-based picture enhancement. In order to enhance contrast between potential malignancies and healthy tissue, a fuzzy inference algorithm first modifies pixel intensities. A unique CNN trained on augmented kidney CT datasets then classifies the improved images. To expedite the process, we also create a web-based interface that allows doctors to submit CT scans, launch the hybrid pipeline, and evaluate prediction results (normal vs. tumor) and confidence scores following a secure login. Tests on publicly available CT datasets show that our approach outperforms baseline CNNs without fuzzy preprocessing, achieving robust recall and high accuracy (≈98-99%) for tumor instances. By emphasizing questionable areas and decreasing oversight, the suggested system has the potential to help radiologists.
Keywords: CT imaging, fuzzy logic, deep learning, convolutional neural networks, and kidney tumor detection.
