bjmsr: A Pathfinder

This is a computer-generated pathfinder created against the Distant Reader study called bjmsr.

Each Distant Reader study carrel is composed of many individual items. Each item is bibliographically described with author, title, date, summary, and keyword values. Below is a list of the items' most signficant keywords as well as lists of the items themselves. Purpusing the content of this pathfinder provides the student, researcher, or scholar with one way to get their heads around the scope of the carrel. The keywords include:

Data; Management; Analysis; Model; Performance; Business; Education; Students; Learning; Test; Health; Factors; Satisfaction; Impact; Level; Development; Accounting; Growth; Risk; Table; Production; System; Adoption; Women; Ukraine; Household; Market; Plant; Relationship; Bidabad; Microfinance; War; Protection; Algorithm; Days; Employability; Change; Architecture; Cell; Cht

Depending on how this pathfinder was created, many of the bibliographic sections will include elaborations on the meaning(s) of the given keywords. These elaborations were generated by feeding the items' summaries to a large langauge model and asking the model to address the question, "What is X?", where "X" is the keyword. The result will be a few sentences of elaboration. Be forewarned. The elaborations are often plausible, but they should not be take as truth. Instead, they should be taken as points for consideration.

• VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN DURING COVID-19 IN BANGLADESH by Chowdhury, Md. Mahabub (2021) - But, this study exclusively focuses on the trends of such violence against women in the context of COVID-19 and brings light on narratives of the subjective experience of victim women to draw a consolidated picture of violence against women in pandemic crisis. This study aims to review and investigate the trends of violence against women during the COVID-19 crisis along with the narrative of the subjective experience of women victims of such violence. Keywords: bangladesh; covid-19; crisis; data; gender; pandemic; rape; research; study; victim; violence; women
• A STUDY ON FUNDING AND FINANCIAL STRATEGY FOLLOWED BY WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS: A NEW WAY TO ENTREPRENEURIAL GROWTH OF BANGLADESH by Ara, Jesmin (2021) - The percentage of women entrepreneur is lower than in our neighboring countries. So, women entrepreneurs are a significant player in building a growing economy. Keywords: bangladesh; business; data; entrepreneurs; funds; journal; microfinance; percent; research; study; women
• PROSPECTS, PROBLEMS AND POSSIBLE OPPORTUNITIES OF DIGITAL CURRENCY IN BANGLADESH by Begum, Humaira (2021) - Description of the data Name of digital currencies Starting date Number of observations Bitcoin 28-Apr-2013 2970 Ethereum 7-Aug-2015 2140 Tether 25-Feb-2015 2297 Binance cash 25-Jul-2017 1421 Cardano 1-Oct-2017 1353 Dogecoin 15-Dec-2013 2739 XRP 4-Aug-2013 2872 USD coin 8-Oct-2018 981 Polkadot 20-Aug-2020 299 Uniswap 17-Sep-2020 271 Total 17343 Source of Data As mentioned earlier in this study, I used coinmarketcap.com as a trustable source for secondary data as well as some data being collected from the different financial institutions that previously used digital currency in Bangladesh. Having several advantages although digital currency possesses some threats for us.  84% of people think that Bangladesh doesn’t have proper technologies for regulating digital currencies, further 75% of respondents fear the chances of money laundering in Bangladesh and as well 63% people’s fright about fraudulence. Keywords: bangladesh; currencies; currency; data; disagree; figure; journal; research; respondents; study
• SMART AND INTELLIGENT PRODUCTION STRATEGY FOR THE FLOWER MARKET USING DATA MINING KNOWLEDGE-BASED DECISION by Ane, Tanjea; Nepa, Tabatshum; Khan, Mahfuzur Rahman (2023) - The following flowchart, figure 1, describes a proposed smart and intelligent working strategy for flower market production in a research experiment. The article's result reveals that the proposed flower production strategy provides efficient and intelligent guidelines to increase flower production according to market demand. Keywords: agriculture; bangladesh; data; decision; farming; figure; flower; gerbera; journal; market; mining; production; research; technology
• IOT SENSOR TECHNOLOGY AND CLOUD APPLICATION ON FARMING PRACTICE: PLANT LIVE DATA MONITOR IN AGRICULTURE by Ane, Tanjea; Nepa, Tabatshum; Khan, Mahfuzur Rahman (2023) - The result and discussion section presents output in the serial monitor of sensor data values, cloud-designed live database, and farmers’ mobile notifications. Arduino microcontroller receives data from sensor devices, and Arduino software writes programming code to implement sensor data. Keywords: agriculture; cloud; data; database; farmers; farming; iot; journal; live; plant; practices; research; sensor; technology
• A STUDY ON ELECTRONIC HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (E-HRM) PRACTICES IN APEX FOOTWEAR LIMITED by Jahan, Sabnam (2023) - To overcome these challenges, the study recommends aligning E-HRM systems with HR needs, expanding options under E-HR technology, facilitating online training, regular system updates, fostering employee commitment, and adapting to work environment variables. In time 16 41 14 6 3 3.76 5 E-HRM system is successful providing HR functions 17 40 15 5 4 3.80 Yes (3) No (2) Neutral (1) 6 Employees satisfaction with E-HRM system 62 15 3 2.73 7 E-HRM improves the function of HR 60 5 10 2.5 8 E-HRM reduces the wastage of time 60 7 8 2.53 Yes (2) No (1) 9 E-HRM is updated regularly as per needs 67 13 1.84 The table 3 is arranged by survey questions. Keywords: data; employees; hrm; journal; management; research; resource; study
• THE FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT, INSTITUTIONS, AND POVERTY REDUCTION: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM SOUTH ASIAN COUNTRIES by Labony, Shamim Ara; Haque, Md. Shariful; Rahman, Farzana; Shahabuddin, A. M.; Sultana, Tania (2024) - Trade openness, inflation, financial development, and economic growth hurt poverty, demonstrating that these factors also positively impact it. The study explores the relationships between the institutional quality, financial development, and poverty-fighting initiatives of South Asian states. Keywords: data; development; effects; growth; inflation; journal; model; openness; poverty; quality; research; south; trade
• VADER SENTIMENT ANALYSIS ON TWITTER: PREDICTING PRICE TRENDS AND DAILY RETURNS IN INDIA’S STOCK MARKET by Baruah, Amlan; Changkakati, Banajit (2024) - The study explores the effectiveness of sentiment analysis in predicting stock price movements, specifically focusing on the Indian Stock Market. Integrating sentiment analysis with technical indicators enhances financial market predictions by combining real- time investor sentiment with empirical historical data, leading to more accurate and adaptive trading strategies. Keywords: accuracy; analysis; data; indicators; learning; market; media; prediction; price; research; scores; sentiment; sentiment analysis; stock; stock market; vader
• SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE AND THE ROLE OF CYBER-PHYSICAL SYSTEMS: A BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS by Butdisuwan, Sujin; Hossain, Saddam; Zaffar, Hanan; Amees, Mohammad; Islam, Md. Shariful (2024) - Design of cyber physical system architecture for industry 4.0 through lean six sigma: Conceptual foundations and research issues. Butdisuwan et al., Bangladesh Journal of Multidisciplinary Scientific Research 9(4) (2024), 39-48 41 Using AI and machine learning to create adaptive educational environments that change based on past data and user behaviour is one of the emerging themes in CPS architecture (Radanliev et al., 2021). Keywords: analysis; architecture; cps; cyber; data; et al; ieee; journal; multidisciplinary; physical; research; systems; university
• ORGANIZATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS FOR ACCOUNTING IN-FORMATION SYSTEM PRACTICE: A STUDY ON SOME SELECT-ED READY-MADE GARMENTS FACTORIES OF CHATTOGRAM IN BANGLADESH by Islam, Maruful (2024) - Despite its importance, the relationship between AIS practices and organizational effectiveness remains insufficiently explored, particularly within Bangladesh's ready-made garments (RMG) industry. The results revealed a significant positive relationship between AIS practices and organizational effectiveness. Keywords: accounting; accounting information; ais; bangladesh; chattogram; data; decision; effectiveness; information; journal; making; performance; research; rmg; study; systems
• EFFECTS OF GREEN FINANCE ON NON PERFORMING LOAN OF BANKS: EVIDENCE FROM BANGLADESH by Siddikee, Md. Jahangir Alam; Haq, AHM Ziaul; Parvin, Shahnaz; Ahammed, Md. Main Uddin; Zabin, Sakila (2024) - After the Hausman test and RFELT, the effects of green finance on non-performing loans are determined. The theoretical implications of this study explore how investments in environmentally sustainable projects, supported by green finance, may influence the risk profile of banks, particularly about non-performing loans (NPLs). Keywords: anpl; bangladesh; banks; data; effects; energy; finance; green; journal; loans; npl; npltlr; research; study; test; wbd
• BRIDGING TRADITION AND INNOVATION: THE ROLE OF PINGXIANG NUO MASKS IN ANIMATION CHARACTER DESIGN by Zhu , Nian You ; Subri , Shafilla Binti ; Ramlie , Mohd Khairulnizam Bin ; Zhou , Huan ; Li , Pei Yao (2025) - Furthermore, Pingxiang Nuo mask masks present a comical representation of the characters, which is significant and playful in storytelling (S. He & Duan, 2023). The purpose of this research is to measure the impact of Pingxiang Nuo mask funny role and positive supporting role on cultural expressiveness with mediating impact of artist qualification. Keywords: artist; audience; cultural; data; expressiveness; masks; nuo; nuo masks; pingxiang; pingxiang nuo; qualification; research; role
• CONSUMERS’ ATTITUDE TOWARD AI-DRIVEN E-COMMERCE ADOPTION IN BANGLADESH: AN EXTENSION OF PLANNED BEHAVIOR by Nourin, Sanjida; Rahman, Md. Ashiqur; Hossain, Md. Elias ; Iqbal, Md. Hafiz Iqbal (2025) - Effects of online shopping attitudes, subjective norms and control beliefs on online shopping intentions: A test of the theory of planned behaviour. Following this, the Literature review summarizes existing knowledge on consumer online shopping behavior, highlights theoretical foundations, and identifies research gaps the current study aims to address. Keywords: attitude; bangladesh; behavior; consumer; control; data; intention; journal; model; online; research; shopping; study
• DATA-DRIVEN HR: MEASURING THE IMPACT OF ANALYTICS ON EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE by Sindhuja A; Dunstan Rajkumar A (2025) - Correlation between HR Analytics on Work Efficiency (WE) Of Employees with Moderating Variable as a Year of Experience in HR The analysis of Hypothesis H1a, which investigates the relationship between HR analytics and employee work efficiency (WE) with the moderating variable of years of experience in HR, reveals a weaker, yet positive, correlation. Mediating Effects of Motivation between HR Analytics and Employee Performance DISCUSSIONS This study aimed to investigate the impact of HR analytics on employee performance, focusing on five key performance indicators: Work Efficiency (WE), Employee Productivity (EP), Project Completion Rates (PCR), Quality of Work (QW), and Employee Team Collaboration (ETC). Keywords: collaboration; completion; data; efficiency; employee; employee performance; experience; hr analytics; journal; management; performance; productivity; project; quality; relationship; resource; resource analytics; study; team; work
• INVESTIGATING THE IMPACT OF AI ON THE WORKFORCE AND THE FUTURE OF WORK IN THE REGION: A MACHINE LEARNING PERSPECTIVE by Shannaq , Boumedyen ; Alabri , Ahmed ; Sriram , V. P.; Ali , Oualid Ben (2025) - By assigning automation-likelihood scores and conducting field examinations, job categories are stratified into distinct levels of AI automation risk, allowing us to identify those abilities—such as complex problem-solving, emotional intelligence, and digital fluency—that remain resilient despite technological advancements. The research employs machine learning techniques to conduct an extensive evaluation of the effects of AI adoption on job structures, as well as professional requirements and workplace risk factors. Keywords: adoption; automation; clustering; clusters; data; dbscan; intelligence; job; journal; means; research; risk; score; silhouette; workforce
• PERSON-ORGANIZATION FIT AND JOB BURNOUT AS PREDICTORS OF QUIET QUITTING IN VOCATIONAL EDUCATION by Zhou , Jing ; Soo , Hooi Sin; Aziz , Azelin Binti (2025) - First, job burnout was found to have a strong and statistically significant positive effect on quiet quitting (β = 0.462, t = 6.156, p < 0.001), indicating that higher levels of burnout are associated with increased tendencies toward quiet quitting behaviors. The results show that P-O fit is significantly and negatively associated with quiet quitting, both directly (β = –0.274, p < 0.001) and indirectly through the reduction of job burnout (β = –0.191, p < 0.001). Keywords: burnout; data; employees; fit; job; job burnout; journal; organization; overload; quitting; research; study; work; work overload
• FUTURE SCENARIOS AND FORECASTS FOR THE EVOLUTION OF ACCOUNTING AND AUDITING IN UKRAINE POST-WAR by Ponomarova , Nataliia ; Mykhalkiv , Alla ; Kostash , Tetiana ; Andrusiak , Vasyl ; Dovzhyk , Olena (2025) - Mechanisms of post-war economic recovery in Ukraine: the role of the international community. This study examines the future trajectories of accounting and auditing practices in post-war Ukraine using a scenario analysis framework. Keywords: accounting; analysis; auditing; data; future; journal; post; reporting; research; scenario; study; system; ukraine; war
• AN AI AND NLP FRAMEWORK FOR EXTRACTING LEADERSHIP COMPETENCIES AND MAPPING PERSONALIZED TRAINING PATHS: A STRATEGIC APPROACH FOR HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT by Shannaq , Boumedyen ; Sriram , V. P.; Alrawahi , Said; Muniyanayaka , Devarajanayaka Kalenahalli ; Ali , Oualid (2025) - AI in talent acquisition Oracle HCM improves the process of recruiting due to potential AI tools Deals with participants of the private job market and excludes academic leadership training Appropriates the same principles to academic leadership training based on data provided by public universities Chakraborty and Sharada (2025) Human-AI collaboration in hiring AI enhances efficiency, yet human empathy still plays a critical role No integration of emotional or strategic context in the tone of training development Strategy, cost, and relevance are taken into account during the development of leadership training. This creates a new element of interpretability among decision-makers, augmenting the strategic return on investment (ROI) of leadership training. Keywords: competencies; data; decision; development; human; impact; job; journal; leadership; management; model; nlp; planning; relevance; research; score; training
• THE STRUCTURE AND STRATEGY OF LOCAL STRONGMEN IN THE DEFEAT OF INDEPENDENT CANDIDATES: A QUALITATIVE STUDY by Lubis; Setiyono, Budi ; Kushandajani; Sardini, Nur Hidayat (2025) - Lubis et al., Bangladesh Journal of Multidisciplinary Scientific Research 10(5) (2025), 12-19 14 Research from Chile (Titelman & Sajuria, 2024) and the Philippines (Aspinall & Hicken, 2022) offers comparative insights, showing that party-affiliated elites replicate similar tactics across contexts, suggesting that local political structures are embedded in broader authoritarian legacies. Further studies could also evaluate the effectiveness of anti-clientelism measures such as participatory budgeting or independent electoral monitoring in weakening entrenched local political networks. Keywords: candidates; data; defeat; elections; independent; indonesia; journal; networks; politics; power; research; strongmen; study
• THE IMPACT OF DIGITAL TOOLS ON NURSING STUDENTS’ CLINICAL PERFORMANCE: A MEDIATING ROLE OF COGNITIVE LOAD by Jiang, Yuan; Chen, Cuiping; Huang, Xiaomin; Zhang, Jian; Ding, Liyu (2025) - Meanwhile, Arrogante et al. (2021) confirmed that reliable mentorship can improve the performance of clinical students. The study by Zhao et al. (2023) stated that when clinical students are motivated to work, their way of working and direction are improved, which has a significant impact on their performance. Keywords: anxiety; data; education; et al; findings; instructor; journal; lack; learning; literacy; load; nursing; performance; research; students; study; support; technology
• RETHINKING EUROPEAN CYBERSECURITY INTEGRATION THROUGH LIBERAL INTERGOVERNMENTAL POLITICS IN GENERAL DATA PROTECTION REGULATION ENFORCEMENT STUDY by Rai , I Nyoman Aji Suadhana ; Heryadi , Dudy ; Yani , Yanyan Mochamad ; Nashir , Asep Kamaluddin (2025) - The new geopolitics of EU cybersecurity: Security, economy and Sovereignty. In particular, the political effect of implementing data protection regulations for regional integration is examined. Keywords: cybersecurity; data; data protection; edpb; enforcement; european; france; gdpr; germany; integration; international; journal; national; policy; protection; public; regulation; research; sovereignty; state; study
• LEGAL REGULATION OF CYBERATTACKS AND CYBERCRIME: ANALYSIS OF JUDICIAL PRACTICE AND COUNTERACTION STRATEGIES by Warawa , Volodymyr; Honcharuk , Vladyslav ; Kozlovska , Oleksandra ; Dryzhakova , Dina ; Vyshnevskyi , Valentyn (2025) - Additionally, there is a lack of analysis of judicial practice in cybercrime, despite some studies on cybercrime case law. To present the findings clearly, graphs and tables were used to illustrate the distribution of cybercrimes by category, the distribution of court cases by topic, and the proportion of international versus national decisions in cybercrime cases. Keywords: access; analysis; cases; court; cybercrime; cybersecurity; data; fraud; information; journal; law; national; practice; regulation; research; study; systems; ukraine
• FORMATION OF DIGITAL COMPETENCES OF STUDENTS IN THE SYSTEM OF HIGHER PEDAGOGICAL EDUCATION by Kazbekovna , Zabiyeva Kamshat ; Tumarbek, Zhiyembayev Zhomart ; Sabyrkul , Seitova; Kenesovna , Kalzhanova Gulmira ; Aiym , Yesseikyzy (2025) - In the context of studying the Kazakh case, the issue of acquiring digital competencies is extensive due to the implementation of state digitalization programs and strategic development programs in this field, which are aimed at integrating digital technologies and artificial intelligence into the education sector (Andekina & Anartayeva, 2022; Ergasheva et al., 2025). Thirdly, the issues concerning the integration of artificial intelligence into the training of future teachers, including through the lens of determining the consequences of digital interventions on students' professional identity, have not been sufficiently researched. Keywords: assessment; competencies; data; development; digital; education; group; intervention; journal; level; research; review; students; technologies
• L1 Norm Based Computational Algorithms by Bidabad, Bijan (2019) - An algorithm for linear L1 norm approximation for the continuous function is given by Watson (1981), (see also, Baboolal and Watson (1981)). In Laplace (1799), an extension of L1 norm regression to observations with different weights has also been discussed. Keywords: algorithm; approximation; data; estimation; l1 norm; linear; median; method; norm; problem; procedure; programming; regression; set; solution; stat; step; value; vol
• A Comparison Study on the Era of Internet Finance China Construction of Credit Scoring System Model by Zeng, Hongjun (2020) - FICO scores constructed with discriminant analysis as the core are widely used in the field of credit scoring by Chen & Chen (2010) used the latest semi-supervised nonparametric discriminant analysis (SNDA), sparse tensor discriminant analysis (STDA), semi-supervised discriminant analysis (SDA), sparse discriminant analysis (Sparse DA), Fisher discriminant analysis (FDA), and multivariate discriminant analysis (MDA) to construct credit score models, respectively, and the results showed that SNDA, STDA, and SDA performed better than other discriminant analyses. Comparative data mining analysis of personal credit scoring models,Times Finance,23(6),295+298. Keywords: accuracy; analysis; capita; credit; data; investment; journal; logistic; model; rate; regression; repayment; research; results; table; test; variables
• A Review on Artificial Neural Networks and its’ Applicability by Aziz, Mustafa Nizamul (2020) - Abstract The field of artificial neural networks (ANN) started from humble beginnings in the 1950s but got attention in the 1980s. The potential for artificial neural networks is considered to be huge, today there are several different uses for ANN, ranging from academic research in such fields as mathematics and medicine to business-based purposes and sports prediction. Keywords: data; input; learning; network; neurons; output
• Performance of Internet of Things (IoT) Potential Applications in Education by Ane, Tanjea; Billah, Masum; Nepa, Tabatshum (2020) - 2. IoT Application in Education Ecosystem 2.1 Smart Teaching Traditional teaching approach that has come to end with smart education system. Copyright © CC-BY-NC 2020, CRIBFB |BJMSR www.cribfb.com/journal/index.php/BJMSR Bangladesh Journal of Multidisciplinary Scientific Research Vol. 2, No. 2; 2020 13 Most of recent studies show smart classroom concept for smart education which can be useful to enrich teaching, learning and assessment processes. Keywords: data; education; internet; iot; learning; research; system; technology; things

• A STUDY OF WOMEN MANAGER’S SUCCESS FACTORS IN MULTINATIONAL ORGANIZATION - FROM BANGLADESH PERSPECTIVE by Hossain, Farhad (2021) - Women should undertake the same professions as males, but women should be aware that they have distinct demands that must be met and accommodated in the workplace. Nowadays multinational corporations provide a lot of facilities to their women employees which are not seen in the local company Women managers in the twenty-first century require not only professional recognition, but also a variety of skills such as creativity, good and proactive thinking, right and deep perspective, invention, enthusiasm, and so on. Keywords: bangladesh; career; factors; female; journal; management; managers; positions; research; success; support; women; work
• INVESTIGATING THE EFFECT OF COVID-19 ON HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND NON-FINANCIAL JOB SATISFACTION: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM THE RMG SECTOR OF BANGLADESH by Sharif, Md. Azmir; Rahman, Md. Atiqur; Mallik, Mita Rani (2022) - Impact of minimum wages-2019 on the job satisfaction of Bangladesh RMG employee. Increasing employee job satisfaction as well as organizational performance through effective HRM practices in private commercial banking sector of Bangladesh. Keywords: bangladesh; covid-19; employee; hrm; industry; job; journal; management; research; resource; rmg; safety; satisfaction; sector; study
• MANAGEMENT'S ATTITUDE TOWARDS EMPLOYEES WORKING IN THE RETAIL SHOP IN BANGLADESH by Uddin, Md. Mayeen (2022) - We used a Likert scale to get participants' opinions regarding management attitudes that everyday employees experience. Actually, Management attitude can become known by the reactions of employees regarding their job working in Retails Shops. Keywords: attitude; employees; management; participants; standard; working
• THE MANAGEMENT FUNCTIONS ARE THE RIBS OF SUCCESSFUL ENTREPRENEURSHIP: A STUDY ON ENTREPRENEURS IN BANGLADESH by Uddin, Md. Mayeen (2023) - Relationship between Management functions and Success of Entrepreneurship We see from above figure-3 that the greater the use of management functions, the more successful the entrepreneurship. In Bangladesh, very few studies have been conducted on the utilization and roles of management functions in entrepreneurship. Keywords: bangladesh; business; entrepreneurship; functions; management; respondents; standard; table
• THE IMPACTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING SYSTEM (EMAS) ADOPTION PHASES ON SUSTAINABILITY PERFORMANCE: A SOCIAL ISSUE LIFE CYCLE THEORY APPROACH by Yusoh, Nirman Noor Afiqi Mat; Mat, Tuan Zainun Tuan; Abdullah, Azizah (2024) - The essence of environmental performance is interpreted as the impact of a company's environmental activities (Bresciani et al., 2023; Latan et al., 2018). H1a: EMAS adoption in the policy phase has a significant impact on economic performance among PLCs in Malaysia. H1b: EMAS adoption in the policy phase has a significant impact on environmental performance among PLCs in Malaysia. Keywords: accounting; commitment; commitment phase; companies; emas adoption; environmental; et al; impact; journal; learning; malaysia; management; performance; phase; plcs; policy; research; study; sustainability performance
• HOLISTIC MARKETING AND SUSTAINABILITY: INSIGHTS FROM A BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF GLOBAL RESEARCH by Khan, Wahiduzzaman; Farhan, Kazi Ahmed; Hossain, Md. Belal (2024) - What do we mean by sustainability marketing?. A blueprint for sustainability marketing: Defining its conceptual boundaries for progress. Keywords: analysis; business; development; et al; innovation; journal; management; marketing; marketing strategies; practices; research; strategies; sustainability
• EVALUATING THE IMPACT OF CHATGPT IMPLEMENTATION ON HR PERFORMANCE SKILLS: A CASE STUDY OF ACADEMIC INSTITUTIONS IN OMAN by Shannaq, Boumedyen; Alabri, Ahmed (2025) - NO 1 (2025) P-ISSN 2687-850X E-ISSN 2687-8518 Available online at https://www.cribfb.com Journal homepage: https://www.cribfb.com/journal/index.php/BJMSR Published by CRIBFB, USA EVALUATING THE IMPACT OF CHATGPT IMPLEMENTATION ON HR PERFORMANCE SKILLS: A CASE STUDY OF ACADEMIC INSTITUTIONS IN OMAN Boumedyen Shannaq (a) Ahmed Alabri (b)1 (a) Associate Professor, Management of Information Systems Department, University of Buraimi, Sultanate of Oman; E-mail: boumedyen@uob.edu.om (b) Assistant Professor, Finance and Administrative Affairs & Supporting Services, University of Buraimi, Sultanate of Oman; E-mail: A B S T R A C T Academic institutions increasingly integrate AI-driven tools like ChatGPT to enhance HR performance. Keywords: chatgpt; hr performance; implementation; institutions; journal; management; performance; performance skills; research; skills; study; systems; training; user
• UNVEILING THE KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS OF SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZED ENTERPRISES IN THE FOOD INDUSTRY: A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW by Hanna, A.; Rajkumar, A. Dunstan (2025) - These factors help food SMEs navigate market complexities, adapt to changing consumer preferences, and enhance their competitiveness. Despite these challenges, food SMEs can capitalize on consumer preferences for locally produced, organic, and craft-made food items (Tiffin et al., 2011). Keywords: analysis; business; enterprises; food; food industry; food journal; food smes; innovation; journal; key; management; marketing; performance; research; review; smes; study
• CONTRIBUTING FACTORS FOR IMPROVING ENGLISH READING COMPREHENSION AMONG CHINESE STUDENTS CATION by Zhang , Guangyun; Rawian , Rafizah Binti Mohd (2025) - The results show that critical reading skills significantly influence student self-management (β = 0.319, t = 6.624), student learning strategies (β = 0.322, t = 7.101), and reading comprehension (β = 0.218, t = 4.721), but do not significantly affect the perceived role of teachers (β = 0.097, t = 1.723). Mediation analysis indicates significant indirect effects of critical reading skills on reading comprehension through student self-management (β = 0.058, t = 3.434) and student learning strategies (β = 0.080, t = 4.323). Keywords: comprehension; efl; language; learning; management; reading; reading comprehension; reading skills; role; self; skills; strategies; students; study
• A Glance at Rastin Banking by Bidabad, Bijan (2019) - Persian Documents Persian Books and Detailed Reports دآباد، مبانی عرفانی اقتصاد اسالمی، پول، بانک، بیمه و مالیه از دیدگاه حکمت. و کاربردی بانک مسکن، سال دوم، شماره ششم، تابستان .98-121صفحات http://www.bidabad.com/doc/jfs-paper-fa.pdf .1390بیژن بیدآباد، راهبرد تحول ساختار بانكي، http://www.bidabad.com/doc/rahborde-tahavole-bank.pdf .1390بیژن بیدآباد، اوراق خزانه بدون ربا )ریالي و ارزي(، http://www.bidabad.com/doc/interest-free-t-bond-fa.pdf http://www.bidabad.com/doc/interest-free-t-bond-fa.pptx (PLS)بیژن بیدآباد، بازاریابي تأمین مالي مشاركت در سود و زیان راستین، پویش، فصلنامه علمی و کاربردی بانک مسکن، سال .88-99فحات ، ص1392دوم، شماره هفتم، زمستان http://www.bidabad.com/doc/PLS-accounting-fa.pdf http://fa.journals.sid.ir/ViewPaper.aspx?id=252008 http://www.bidabad.com/doc/pls-business-cycles.pdf http://www.bidabad.com/doc/pls-business-cycles.ppt http://www.bidabad.com/doc/non-usury-finance-it-fa.pdf http://www.bidabad.com/doc/non-usury-finance-it-fa.pdf http://www.bidabad.com/doc/Islamic-banking-bond-fa.pdf http://www.bidabad.com/doc/negahi-bar-pls-mfs-jfs.pdf http://www.bidabad.com/doc/legal-analysis-of-non-usury-bonds.pdf http://www.bidabad.com/doc/legal-analysis-of-non-usury-bonds.ppt http://www.bidabad.com/doc/gavahi-qarzulhasana-pasandaz.pdf http://www.bidabad.com/doc/gavahi-qarz-paper.ppt http://www.bidabad.com/doc/bohran-va-abzare-mali.pdf http://www.bidabad.com/doc/PLS-organization.pdf http://www.bidabad.com/doc/mfs-paper-fa.pdf http://www.bidabad.com/doc/jfs-paper-fa.pdf http://www.bidabad.com/doc/rahborde-tahavole-bank.pdf http://www.bidabad.com/doc/interest-free-t-bond-fa.pdf http://www.bidabad.com/doc/interest-free-t-bond-fa.pptx Keywords: bangladesh; banking; banking system; bidabad; bijan; bjmsr; business; chapter; finance; international; islamic; journal; management; research; sharing; system; vol; اقتصاد; ایران; بانک; بانکداری; بیدآباد; بیژن; راستین; سود; صفحات; مجموعه; مشاركت; مقاالت
• Counsellors’ Competence in Managing School Related Crises in Southwestern Nigerian Universities, Nigeria by Esther, Lawal Oluwabukola; Olusegun, Atoyebi Adeola (2020) - Managing school related crises may be referred to ways and methods that school counsellors have laid down to control and quench crises whenever they may occur in the university. Differences in managing school related crises can surely be explained by differences in cognitive aptitude of school counsellors, but variables like counsellors’ competence and preparedness may also be explored. Keywords: competence; counsellors; crises; management; research; school; southwestern; study; universities; university

• EVALUATION OF GENOTYPES WITH ENVIRONMENTAL INTERACTIONS OF LABLAB (PURPUREUS L.) AND IT'S DRY MATTER YIELDS STABILITY IN THE MIDLAND OF GUJI ZONE, SOUTHERN OROMIA, ETHIOPIA by Jabessa, Teshale; Tesfaye, Getachew; Bekele, Ketema (2023) - Mean dry matter yields agronomic traits for Lablab genotypes tested in regional variety trials combined at 6 locations (Adola et al., 2021) over two years, 2021 and 2022. Pooled mean chemical compositions of Lablab genotypes tested in regional variety trial from 6 locations (Adola et al. 2021) Means in a column within the same category having different superscripts differ (p<0.05); D.M. = Dry Matter; C.P. = Crude Protein; OM= Organic matter; NDF =Neutral detergent fiber; ADF = Acid Detergent Fiber; Ash= Total ash; ADL= Acid detergent lignin; IVOMD = In vitro Organic Matter Digestibility; IVDMD=In-vitro dry matter digestibility CV=Coefficient of variation; LSD=Least Significance difference. Keywords: analysis; crop; environment; et al; forage; genotypes; journal; lablab; matter; plant; purpureus; research; yield
• INDIVIDUAL AND CONTEXTUAL FACTORS OF MALNUTRITION IN MOROCCAN CHILDREN UNDER FIVE by Berrouyne, Mustapha; Hami, Hinde (2024) - The findings of this study conclude that addressing child malnutrition in Morocco requires multi-level interventions, focusing on parental education, breastfeeding promotion, support for low-birth-weight infants, and targeted strategies for socio-economic and geographic disparities. As the world progresses towards the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals, the fight against child malnutrition remains a central challenge, demanding concerted action from governments and international organizations (Heidkamp et al., 2021). Keywords: analysis; children; community; determinants; education; et al; factors; health; household; level; malnutrition; multilevel; overnutrition; research; undernutrition
• UNRAVELLING THE DETERMINANTS OF SOCIAL MEDIA PAYMENT PLATFORM (SMPP) USAGE: A QUALITATIVE STUDY ON USER INTENTIONS AND ADOPTION by Pandey, Lata Kumari; Bhattacharjee, Jayashree; Singh, Ranjit; Singh, Ambrish (2024) - Studies on SMPP adoption reveal significant insights: Wu et al. (2016) explore user behaviour in social payments, stress the integration of SMPPs into daily life, and Unger et al. (2020) examine factors like privacy and ease of use affecting adoption rates. This leads to the shift of user preference from the UPI payment system to social payment. Keywords: adoption; analysis; et al; factors; journal; media; payment; platform; privacy; research; respondent; smpp; study; themes; user
• GREEN BANKING EVOLUTION: MAPPING THE STATE-OF-THE-ART OF LITERATURE by Rahman, Liyana Ab; Shamsudin, Siti Marlia; Mohamad, Maslinawati; Nahar, Hairul Suhaimi (2024) - The results show that green banking research has grown exponentially, with most contributions from Asia, particularly Malaysia. RQ1: What is the current status of GB publications? Keywords: analysis; authors; bangladesh; banking; banks; cluster; et al; green; journal; network; practices; publications; research; sustainability; table
• DEVELOPING COUNTRIES AND THE INDUSTRY 4.0 MOVEMENT: RESEARCH MAPPING FOR PRACTICAL INSIGHTS by Hammad, Muhammad Yahya ; Rahamaddulla, Syed Radzi ; Sorooshian, Shahryar; Tamyez, Puteri Fadzline Muhamad ; Fauzi , Muhammad Ashraf (2025) - This paper investigates the adoption of Industry 4.0 in developing countries, emphasizing the unique challenges these economies face compared to advanced nations. This paper discusses the issues likely to arise in developing countries concerning Industry 4.0. Keywords: adoption; analysis; challenges; countries; economies; et al; industry; journal; research; study; sustainability; technologies
• CRIMINAL OFFENCE DURING MARTIAL LAW IN UKRAINE: PECULIARITIES OF QUALIFICATION by Sasko , Olena ; Shvedova , Hanna ; Orobets , Kostiantyn; Ovcharenko , Ruslan; Ostapenko, Oleksandr (2025) - The judicial process and the challenges of applying criminal laws to war crimes are examined in the third section. Openness to reforming criminal law is also noted as a positive feature in European studies, which also emphasize the need for reforms and open cooperation between Ukraine's institutions and the EU (Janssen & Caranta, 2023). Keywords: analysis; code; crimes; criminal; journal; law; military; national; offenses; qualification; research; study; ukraine; war; wartime
• Causal Factors of Flight Delay in Nigerian Airport: A Case Study of Murtala Muhammed International Airport by Oluwafisayo T., Ayo-Agunbiade; Mobolaji S., Stephens (2019) - Lack of adherence to the schedule designed by airport results in increased airport costs, congestion, flight delays and cancellations will have medium and long term reduced patronage effects, fewer passenger will want to fly through such airports as well as fewer airliners will want to fly airport prone to disruptions. Flight delays not only annoy air travelers and disrupt their schedules, but they incur costs to the airlines when flight connections are missed, or flight crews and aircraft need to be reallocated due to maintenance problems or crew duty time limits. Keywords: aircraft; airline; airport; analysis; arrival; delay; factors; flight; journal; research; time

• MUSIC EMOTION RECOGNITION AND CLASSIFICATION USING HYBRID CNN-LSTM DEEP NEURAL NETWORK by Dutta, Jumpi; Chanda, Dipankar (2024) - CNN based music emotion classification. However, languages like Assamese have drawn very little attention in the research of music emotion recognition (MER). Keywords: accuracy; classification; cnn; dataset; emotion; features; journal; layer; learning; lstm; model; music; recognition; research; song
• RURAL INDIAN HEALTH-CARE: ASSESSING PATIENT SATISFACTION USING THE SERVPERF MODEL by Chawngzikpuii, Ishanika; Lalromawia, K (2024) - Patients’ perception of service quality of health care services in India: a comparative study on urban and rural hospitals. Health care service quality: a journey so far. Keywords: care; care service; dimensions; health; journal; model; patient; perceptions; phc; quality; research; rural; service; service quality; servperf
• DRIVERS INFLUENCING THE USAGE INTENTION TOWARDS ONLINE ZAKAT PAYMENT SYSTEM: EVIDENCE FROM MALAYSIA by Rahman, Rahayu Abdul; Sari, Eka Nurmala; Radzi, Siti Hirdayu Mohd; Saragih, Fitriani; Zakaria, Nor Balkish (2025) - Building on this context, the present study seeks to reassess this relationship in a different research setting, namely Malaysia, and puts forth the following hypothesis: H3: Zakat literacy has a significant positive effect on online zakat payment usage intention Prior Experience and Online Zakat Payment Usage Intention Ouellette and Wood (1998) highlight the role of experience in predicting future intentions and behavior. The results indicate that perceived risk has a significant and negative impact on the intention to use online zakat payment services, highlighting the importance of addressing concerns related to risk perception in promoting their adoption. Keywords: experience; intention; journal; model; online; online zakat; research; risk; services; study; trust; zakat; zakat literacy; zakat payment
• THE INTERPLAY OF INVESTOR PSYCHOLOGY, ACCOUNTING INFORMATION, AND FINTECH IN SHAPING INVESTMENT DECISIONS: EVIDENCE FROM OMAN by Zaheeruddin , Mohamed ; Kumar , Suneel (2025) - Traditional finance theories often overlook the role of biases and heuristics in investment decisions, particularly in developing markets like Oman, where financial literacy and technological adoption are still evolving. The primary goal of this study is to investigate the impact of investors’ psychology, accounting information, and fintech exposure on investment decisions among individuals in Oman. Keywords: accounting; decisions; exposure; fintech; information; interest; investment; investment interest; investor; making; model; psychology; research
• REVISITING THE SOCIOECONOMIC DIMENSIONS OF POVERTY IN NEPAL: A LOGISTIC REGRESSION ANALYSIS by Gajurel , Ram Prasad ; Niroula , Anil ; Dangal , Dil Nath ; Poudel , Tanka Mani ; Lamichhane, Kul Prasad (2025) - Determinants of household poverty in Ethiopia. The determinants of household poverty: The case of Berehet Woreda, Amhara regional state, Ethiopia. Keywords: determinants; development; dimensions; family; health; household; income; journal; model; nepal; poverty; poverty status; remittance; research; status; study; world
• ENHANCING EMPLOYABILITY OUTCOMES THROUGH AI TOOLS: A SEM-SPLS APPROACH WITH TAM AND SOFT SKILLS MEDIATION by Alabri , Ahmed ; Shannaq , Boumedyen (2025) - This research aims to examine how workers perceive the usability and usefulness of AI tools in relation to their employability outcomes and to assess whether soft skills mediate the relationship between AI tool adoption and employability. It examines the relationship between the usability of AI tools, their practical value, and their impact on employability, where soft skills act as a bridge between them. Keywords: education; employability; journal; model; outcomes; people; research; skills; tam; technology; tools; use; usefulness
• NAVIGATING THE AGRICULTURAL LANDSCAPE: THE IMPACT OF CLIMATE ON BANGLADESH'S FARMING PRACTICES by Hasanat, Mohamamad Asrarul ; Bhawmick, Sojib ; Hasan, Md. Parvez ; Roy, Radiant ; Islam, Didarul (2025) - CONCLUSIONS Given the substantial influence of both climatic and non-climatic factors on agricultural output, the purpose of this study was to examine both aspects to determine the extent of their impact on agricultural productivity in the short and long term. Climate factors (rainfall, Temperature, CO₂ emissions) and non-climate inputs (fertilizer) critically influence agricultural productivity, yet their combined short- and long-term macroeconomic impacts remain underexplored. Keywords: agriculture; ardl; bangladesh; change; climate; factors; impact; journal; model; output; productivity; research; study; test
• New Algorithms for L1 Norm Regression by Bidabad, Bijan (2019) - Substitute (31) in (17), n n S = Σ │yi-ya-ß2 a(x2i-x2 a)│ = Σ │yi-yb-ß2 a(x2i-x2a)│ i=1 i=1 or, n n S = Σ │yi a-ß2 ax2i a│ = Σ │yi b-ß2 ax2i b│ (32) i=1 i=1 Using (30) the first sum in (32) is Sa * and the second sum is Sb evaluated at ß2=ß2 a. Let, n S = Σ │yi - ß2x2i - ß3x3i│ (38) i=1 S can be written as, n n S = Σ │x2i││yi/x2i - ß2 - ß3x3i/x2i│ = Σ │x2i││yi s1 - ß2 - ß3x3i s1│ (39) Keywords: algorithm; i=1; k k; model; point; step;  
• Earnings Predictability of Quoted Firms in Nigeria by Olaniyi, Taiwo Azeez; Abogun, Segun; Salam, Mudathir Olanrewaju (2020) - One major limitation of past studies in this area in Nigeria is that they failed to examine the impact of earnings volatility on earnings predictability which has been reported by some studies in other economies as a key determinant of predictability (Dichev &Tang, 2009; Hamzavi & Aflatooni, 2011; Yosra & Fawzi, 2015). earnings volatility does not affect earnings predictability. Keywords: accounting; earnings; earnings predictability; firms; future; journal; model; predictability; research; standard; study; volatility

• LEADERSHIP IN HYBRID WORK TEAMS: IMPACT OF TRANSFORMATIONAL AND AUTHENTIC LEADERSHIP ON RELATIONSHIPS AND TASK PERFORMANCE IN STUDENT TEAMS by Salcedo, Jorge; Gandolfi, Franco; Garza, Astrid (2024) - A B S T R A C T Transformational and authentic leadership have caught researchers’ attention, and it has gained recognition and position within leadership studies. Within the broader field of leadership studies, transformational and authentic leadership have garnered significant recognition as key frameworks for understanding leadership effectiveness. Keywords: correlation; hybrid; journal; leadership; performance; relationships; research; study; task; task performance; teams; transformational; work
• IMPACT OF GREEN FINANCE ON ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL RISK MANAGEMENT INFLUENCING PERFORMANCES OF BANKS: EVIDENCE FROM BANGLADESH by Siddikee, Md. Jahangir Alam; Haq, AHM Ziaul; Parvin, Shahnaz; Begum, Humaira; Fatema, Mst. Rinu (2025) - Table 6 displays the t-statistic (t>±2.230), which provides the significant impact of GF on ESRM performance. Table 9 shows the findings of the fixed and random effects of GF on ESRM performance. Keywords: bangladesh; banking; banks; effect; esrm; finance; green; impact; journal; performance; risk; roa; study; test; value; variables
• ROLE OF WORK ATTITUDES AND ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE OF PUBLIC FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS IN NEPALESE CONTEXT by Pandey , Dhruba Lal ; Risal , Nischal ; Basnet , Bhupindra Jung (2025) - Path analysis tests the impact of organizational commitment, organizational citizenship behavior, and job involvement on organizational performance. The study aims to examine the impact of organizational commitment on organizational performance. Keywords: behavior; citizenship; commitment; employees; involvement; job; journal; performance; study; work
• PSYCHOLOGICAL CAPITAL AS A MODERATOR IN TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADERSHIP AND ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE IN HEALTHCARE by Haryanto , Bambang ; Suryanto; Lestari , Yetty Dwi ; Musa , Kazi (2025) - Despite the abundant evidence supporting the benefits of transformational leadership, studies that simultaneously integrate the relationship between transformational leadership, organizational culture, and psychological Capital in the hospital context are still limited. Consequently, this research was conducted quantitatively across multiple large hospitals in Jakarta and Yogyakarta to examine the relationship between transformational leadership, organizational culture, and psychological Capital within the Indonesian healthcare setting. Keywords: capital; culture; employee; employee productivity; healthcare; influence; journal; leadership; performance; productivity; research; results; study; work
• OMANI STUDENTS' PERCEPTIONS OF THE IMPACT OF PRIVATE TUTORING ON ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE by Al Hunaini , Hamood Ahmed ; Al Hajri , Rashid Mohammed ; Chinnathambi , Kodhandaraman (2025) - However, few research studies examine how Omani students perceive the Impact of private tutoring on their academic performance. Therefore, this study aims to investigate Omani students' perceptions of private tutoring and its Impact on their academic performance. Keywords: education; grade; impact; perceptions; performance; research; scores; students; study; test; tutoring
• Benchmarking and Rating of Private Commercial Banks of Bangladesh Through CAMELS Components by Haq, A H M Ziaul; Nasrin, Hosnay (2020) - Predicting Islamic banks performance through CAMELS rating model. CAMELS is used as a benchmarking tool to evaluate the performance of commercial banks. Keywords: bangladesh; banking; banks; camels; journal; pcbs; performance; rating; ratio; research; study

• PERCEPTION OF WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS REGARDING SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING by Laskar, Sonia; Laskar, Habibur Rahman; Barbhuyan, Md. Nazrul Islam (2024) - However, the impact of demographic factors on women entrepreneurs' perceptions of social media marketing still needs to be studied, particularly in developing regions. This study investigates the influence of age, educational qualifications, and daily business hours on women entrepreneurs' perceptions of social media marketing in Assam, India. Keywords: adoption; age; business; et al; factors; hours; influence; journal; media marketing; perception; research; smes; social; study; women entrepreneurs
• EXAMINING SUBSCRIBER’S LOYALTY IN OMAN’S TELECOM INDUSTRY: A STUDY ON SERVICE QUALITY, TRUST, AND SATISFACTION by Taufiq Hail, Ghilan Al-Madhagy; Almhlawi, Saad Osman Ahmed; Muniyanayaka, Devarajanayaka Kalenahalli; Shakir, Mohanaad; Al-Mamari, Sharifa Suleiman (2024) - Hence, gaining insights into the impact of service quality on customer loyalty and the influence of satisfaction and trust is crucial for retaining subscribers in a competitive market where subscribers may easily migrate to providers offering better Quality, affordability, or customer service. The Quality of Service (QOS) construct reflects subscribers' perceptions of the telecom operator's overall performance, including the appeal of promotional efforts, reliability of service provided, convenience and accessibility of support, efficiency of customer service, and Quality of associated vendors in meeting subscriber expectations. Keywords: business; cusl; customer; customer loyalty; customer satisfaction; et al; expectations; journal; loyalty; market; oman; operators; qos; quality; research; satisfaction; service; service quality; study; subscriber; telecom; trust; tur
• AGRIPRENEURIAL INTENTIONS AMONG BUSINESS STUDENTS: THE ROLE OF TEACHERS’ ENTREPRENEURIAL LEADERSHIP, CREATIVITY, AND SELF-EFFICACY by Nagi, Kelhoukhrietuo; Bordoloi, Dhrubajyoti; Ramalingam, Perumalraja; Ramasamy, Mani; Kath, Haithonlo (2025) - DISCUSSIONS To investigate how Teachers' Entrepreneurial Leadership (TEL), Creativity, and Self-efficacy affect Agripreneurial Intention (AI) among Nagaland business studies students, the study tested two null hypotheses. This study examines the effect of Teachers' Entrepreneurial Leadership, along with Students' Creativity and Self-Efficacy, on agripreneurial Intention among business studies students in Nagaland. Keywords: agripreneurial; business; creativity; efficacy; intention; journal; leadership; nagaland; self; students; study; teachers
• EXAMINING HOW BUSINESS SCHOOL FACULTY’S PERCEPTION OF CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AFFECTS EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT: THE ROLE OF ORGANIZATIONAL TRUST AS A MEDIATOR by Khanal , Krishna ; Arora , Neha (2025) - This study builds on the understanding of CSR by utilizing social identity and social exchange theory to explain how the B- school faculty's perception of CSR initiatives influences employee engagement. The study adds new knowledge to the fields of business ethics, higher education, and organizational behavior by highlighting the importance of CSR perceptions and organizational trust within the academic context of Nepal's business schools. Keywords: business; csr; employee; employee engagement; engagement; et al; faculty; initiatives; journal; perceptions; research; responsibility; role; study; trust
• INFLUENCE OF PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES ON DIGITAL ENTREPRENEURIAL INTENTION: THE ADDED IMPACT OF ENTREPRENEURIAL PASSION AND CREATIVITY by Monira , Nurjahan Akter ; Sultana , Ireen; Krings , Werner; Tazin , Fariha ; Sharmen , Sayma (2025) - The findings of this research will enrich the theoretical discourse on digital entrepreneurial intentions and offer insights for educational and incubation programs to cultivate essential traits (such as passion and creativity) in aspiring digital entrepreneurs. First, we review relevant literature and formulate hypotheses for the relationships between the seven individual-level factors and digital entrepreneurial intention. Keywords: business; control; creativity; efficacy; empathy; entrepreneurship; experience; intention; locus; passion; research; risk; self
• EXPERIENCES OF RESTAURANT BUSINESS IN THE COVID-19: EVIDENCE FROM RAJSHAHI CITY, BANGLADESH by Kuddus, Md. Abdul; Rahman, Naima; Sarkar, Anusuya (2021) - Bangladesh Journal of Multidisciplinary Scientific Research Vol. 3, No. 1; 2021 ISSN 2687-850X E-ISSN 2687-8518 Published by CRIBFB, USA 10 EXPERIENCES OF RESTAURANT BUSINESS IN THE COVID- 19: EVIDENCE FROM RAJSHAHI CITY, BANGLADESH Md. At the same time government also imposes stay order on various special programs like weeding, birthday, new-year celebration, and Iftar party which is directly related to restaurant business. Keywords: bangladesh; business; covid-19; daily; government; july; pandemic; percent; research; restaurant; restaurant business; test; workers

• IMPACT OF COVID-19 ON THE OVERALL SECTOR OF BANGLADESH ECONOMY: AN OVERVIEW by Akter, Marina (2021) - Bangladesh Journal of Multidisciplinary Scientific Research Vol. 4, No. 1; 2021 ISSN 2687-850X E-ISSN 2687-8518 Published by CRIBFB, USA 40 IMPACT OF COVID-19 ON THE OVERALL SECTOR OF BANGLADESH ECONOMY: AN OVERVIEW Marina Akter Lecturer Department of Islamic Studies Faculty of Social Science Leading University, Sylhet-3112, Bangladesh E-mail: marina.economics17@gmail.com ABSTRACT After being affected by the Covid-19, Bangladesh also faces challenges related to this pandemic like other countries globally. While the rest of the world is facing an economic decline as a result of the COVID- 19 epidemic, Bangladesh's economy has escaped a 2020 contraction. Keywords: bangladesh; covid-19; economy; education; health; impact; journal; pandemic; research; sector; social; students
• STUDENTS’ DROPOUT AT THE SECONDARY LEVEL OF EDUCATION IN BANGLADESH: A CASE STUDY OF NAWABGANJ GOVT. PILOT HIGH SCHOOL & COLLEGE AT KALAKOPA UNION OF NAWABGANJ UPAZILA by Hasan, Mohammad Mehedi; Surjamokhey, Sabina Yasmin (2022) - Besides, the authors suggested some remedial measures to reduce student dropout. The study used direct primary data sources for the survey methodology and focused on the main reasons behind student dropout in Bangladesh. Keywords: bangladesh; boys; dropout; education; girls; level; school; students; study
• EDUCATION IN THE ERA OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: AN EVIDENCE FROM DHAKA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY (DIU) by Pande, Saikat; Moon, Jannat Sharmin; Haque, Md. Fazlul (2024) - In addition, Knox (2020) explores the intricate relationship between government policy and private-sector engagement in AI education in China. This paper outlines AI ethics approaches and provides recommendations for AI ethics education. Keywords: education; future; intelligence; journal; learning; percent; potential; research; study; tools
• USER ATTITUDE TOWARDS PREFERENCE OF E-LEARNING IN BANGLADESH by Chowdhury, Mustafa Manir; Islam, Md. Shahidul; Rahman, Mohammad Toufiqur; Akter, Kulsuma; Shahabuddin, A. M. (2024) - From the above factor analysis table, the survey response values are classified into six-factor variables such as learning education facility (factor leading 0.928 to 0.959), Attitude of e-learning education (factor leading 0.822 to 0.871), Preference of e-learning (factor leading 0.823 to 0.867), Cost of e-Learning education (factor leading 0.823 to 0.848), benefit of e-Learning education (factor leading 0.658 to 0.883) and awareness toward e-Learning (factor leading 0.689 to 0.937) respectively. (6) Preference for e-learning education is identified as (a) Preferred online for distance learning system (Preference1), (b) Resources are available in e-Learning (Preference2), (c) Teaching methods are sufficient for e-Learning (Preference3) and (d) Online Education is more interactive (Preference4). Keywords: attitude; awareness; bangladesh; cost; education; facility; journal; learning; preference; research; students; study

• STUDENTS’ ATTITUDE TOWARDS ONLINE SHOPPING & THE POSSIBILITY TO FACILITATE ITS GROWTH: A STUDY IN RAJSHAHI CITY, BANGLADESH by Hossain, S.M. Ashraf; Alam, Md. Shamsul (2022) - With the recent growth of online shopping worldwide and the unexplored potentiality in the country's northern region, this topic is worthy of deeper understanding. The main objective of this study is to have an in-depth knowledge of students' attitudes toward online shopping in Rajshahi city, Bangladesh. Keywords: bangladesh; consumers; internet; journal; online; rajshahi; research; shopping; students; study
• SCIENTIFIC ATTITUDE AND CRITICAL THINKING SKILLS IN SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS: THE IMPACT OF GENDER AND MANAGEMENT by Babu , Murathoti Rajendra Nath ; Atokali; Lahon , Ankita ; Padmanaban , Srinivasan (2025) - Effect of social constructivist strategies of teaching Science on scientific attitude critical thinking and social skills of secondary school students. Ho1: Secondary school students in Nagaland do not have different levels of scientific attitude Ho2: Secondary school students in Nagaland do not have different levels of critical thinking Ho3: There is no significant difference between boys and girls in their mean scores of the scientific attitude of secondary school students in Nagaland Ho4: There is no significant difference in mean scores of scientific attitude among government and private secondary school students in Nagaland Ho5: There is no significant difference in critical thinking skills of secondary school students in Nagaland with respect to gender Ho6: There is no significant difference in critical thinking skills of secondary school students in Nagaland with respect to management Ho7: There is no significant correlation between scientific attitude and critical thinking skills among secondary school students in Nagaland. Keywords: attitude; level; nagaland; research; school; school students; science; skills; students; study; thinking; thinking skills

• EFFECT OF TRAINING PROGRAMS ON TRAINEES’ LEARNING by Faisal-E-Alam, Md. (2024) - Evaluation of training programs is the heart of continuous improvement in employees’ learning. This study investigates the effect of training programs on employees’ learning, focusing on knowledge-based outcomes (KBO), skill-based outcomes (SBO), and affective outcomes (AO). Keywords: employees; human; journal; knowledge; learning; outcomes; post; research; study; test; trainees; training

• ARE FOREIGN AID AND ECONOMIC GROWTH POSITIVELY RELATED? EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM BANGLADESH by Hussain, Shahadat; Rahman, Md. Habibur (2022) - Bangladesh Journal of Multidisciplinary Scientific Research Vol. 5, No. 1; 2022 ISSN 2687-850X E-ISSN 2687-8518 Published by CRIBFB, USA 1 ARE FOREIGN AID AND ECONOMIC GROWTH POSITIVELY RELATED? Foreign aid may be one of the key players fueling such advancement. Keywords: aid; bangladesh; economic; gdp; growth; journal; level; stationary; test; variables
• A STUDY ON EFFICIENT MICROORGANISMS ISOLATED FOR DEGRADATION FROM MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE OF CHHATRAPATI SAMBHAJINAGAR, MAHARASHTRA, INDIA by Thorat, Abhijit; Ingale, Rakshanda; Rakte, Vijay; Sangle, Ketki; Thorat, Sanjaykumar (2024) - Based on the research, it is possible to extract beneficial bacteria for the environmentally friendly bioconversion of solid Waste from the (Chhatrapati. Solid Waste Microflora is the collective name for microorganisms living in solid Waste (SWM). Keywords: agar; bacteria; garbage; growth; loss; molasses; ng ng; s3 ng; solution; strain; test; waste

• RISK PRIORITIZATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS AND OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SAFETY IN TEXTILE INDUSTRIES OF GAZIPUR INDUSTRIAL AREA, BANGLADESH by Muhib, Md. Iftakharul; Khan, Md. Shawkut Ali; Akter, Rifat (2021) - Since there is no sufficient data for risk evaluation of environmental aspects and occupational health safety hazards, this study could act as a baseline survey for further rigorous study regarding the environmental and occupational compliance sector of Bangladesh. Risk prioritization is found for most of the hazard types. Keywords: action; aspects; bangladesh; hazard; health; industries; journal; research; risk; safety; textile
• A MINI REVIEW ON NUTRACEUTICALS: AN EMERGING ERA IN THE HEALTH INDUSTRY by Hari, Oorvashree; Gujadhur, Medha; Moudgil, Khayati (2021) - Numerous plant extract’s functional properties are being studied for possible use as novel nutraceuticals and functional foods. The significance and innovation of functional food are inherent in the possibility of renewing the secure use of plants to sustain human health in novel, modern forms of use. Keywords: acids; disease; foods; health; journal; nutraceuticals; research
• MATERNAL NUTRITIONAL KNOWLEDGE AND DETERMINANTS OF THE CHILD NUTRITIONAL STATUS IN THE NORTHERN REGION OF BANGLADESH by Banu, Bilkish; Haque, Sadika; Shammi, Shamim Ara; Hossain, Md. Anowar (2023) - Maternal education and child nutritional status in Bangladesh: Evidence from demographic and health survey data. About 66% agreed that they know what food children consume daily. Keywords: bangladesh; child; children; factors; food; health; knowledge; malnutrition; maternal; mothers; nutrition; status; study; women
• DIVULGING YOUNG POPULATION’S WILLINGNESS TO PURCHASE GREEN PRODUCTS by Krings, Werner J.; Sharmen, Sayma; Faisal-E-Alam, Md.; Bhuiyan, Abul Bashar (2024) - This research aims to measure the impact of HLTHCN, ENCN, and GNPKN on green product purchase intention among young people in the USA. Determinants of green product purchase intentions: The roles of environmental consciousness and product attributes. Keywords: consciousness; consumers; et al; health; intention; items; journal; knowledge; products; purchase; research; study; usa

• A PANEL DATA EXPLORATION OF MACROECONOMIC FACTORS INFLUENCING THE OPTIMAL CAPITAL STRUCTURE OF THE INDIAN AUTOMOTIVE SECTOR by Sahoo, Tapas Kumar; Yarso, Awungshi; Das, Arijeet; Borah, Navajit; Gachuiwo, Happyson (2024) - Hypothesis 1: GDP growth rate negatively affects capital structure variables. Hypothesis 2: Inflation rate has a mixed association with capital structure variables. Keywords: capital; capital structure; debt; factors; firm; growth; journal; leverage; rate; ratio; research; sig; structure; study; tax; term; variables

• THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN JOB STRESS AND WORKPLACE DEVIANT BEHAVIORS: A STUDY ON BANK EMPLOYEES IN BANGLADESH by Sultana, Sabrin; Subat, Athkia; Bhuiyan, Md. Nasim (2021) - Our study concluded that there is a strong causal relationship between job stress, job engagement with job satisfaction which results in workplace deviant behavior. The study is designed to find out the causal relationship of job satisfaction, job stress, job engagement compare to the workplace deviant behavior. Keywords: behaviors; employees; engagement; job; journal; satisfaction; stress; wdb; workplace
• MARKETING MAGIC: UNCOVERING THE KEY DRIVERS OF LOYALTY AMONG LUXURY HOTEL GUESTS by Liang, Yu (2024) - Moreover, it is premised on the notion that strategically curated social media campaigns can effectively captivate a wider audience, thereby bolstering the visibility and recognition of hotel brands (González-Padilla & Lacárcel, 2023; Polo-Peña et al., 2023). First, this study embarks on an in-depth exploration of the theoretical limits within relationship marketing theory, with a particular focus on understanding how various marketing factors—such as price fairness, service innovation, and social media marketing—shape the perception and effectiveness of hotel brands (e.g., brand image and awareness) in the hospitality sector. Keywords: brand; brand awareness; brand image; customer; et al; fairness; guanxi; guests; hotel; hotel brand; hotel industry; industry; journal; loyalty; marketing; media; price; quality; relationship; research; satisfaction; service; service quality; study
• EFFECT OF GREEN MARKETING MIX ON GREEN CUSTOMER SATISFACTION AND LOYALTY IN KATHMANDU VALLEY by Sah, Gunja Kumari; Shah , Ghanshyam Prasad (2025) - The influence of green marketing mix on customer satisfaction in Apple Inc.’s sustainable branding. The effect of green marketing mix on purchase decision and customer satisfaction (Study on independent consultant of JAFRA cosmetics Indonesia in Malang). Keywords: consumer; customer; customer loyalty; customer satisfaction; green; journal; loyalty; marketing; marketing mix; media; mix; products; research; satisfaction; study; value
• CRYPTOCURRENCY ADOPTION ENHANCES FINANCIAL INCLUSION MEDIATED BY USER SATISFACTION AND PERCEIVED ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT IN INDONESIA by Ferli, Ossi; Gonardo, Dylan ; Dava , Gabriel Radja; Yasin, Muhammad (2025) - Research by Mabrouk et al. (2023) shows that digital financial inclusion effectively empowers women economically, which in turn encourages greater economic participation. This study empirically investigates how cryptocurrency adoption can enhance financial inclusion in Indonesia, both directly and indirectly through mediating factors such as user satisfaction, trust in financial institutions, and perceived economic empowerment. Keywords: access; adoption; cryptocurrency; digital; empowerment; inclusion; indonesia; institutions; research; satisfaction; study; table; trust; user
• LINKING RESTAURANT QUALITY TO PERCEIVED COMPETITIVENESS: EVIDENCE FROM TRADITIONAL AND FAST FOOD RESTAURANTS IN INDONESIA by Sari, Regia Indah Kemala; Hanani, Nuhfil; Asmara, Rosihan; Wahyuningtyas , Agustina Shinta Hartati (2025) - NO 6 (2025) P-ISSN 2687-850X E-ISSN 2687-8518 Available online at https://www.cribfb.com Journal homepage: https://www.cribfb.com/journal/index.php/BJMSR Published by CRIBFB, USA LINKING RESTAURANT QUALITY AND PERCEIVED COMPETITIVENESS: EVIDENCE FROM INDONESIA’S TRADITIONAL AND FAST FOOD RESTAURANTS Regia Indah Kemala Sari (a)1 Nuhfil Hanani (b) LINKING RESTAURANT QUALITY TO PERCEIVED COMPETITIVENESS: EVIDENCE FROM TRADITIONAL AND FAST FOOD RESTAURANTS IN INDONESIA. Keywords: competitiveness; customer; customer satisfaction; digital; et al; food; food quality; food restaurant; journal; padang; presence; price; quality; research; restaurant; satisfaction; service; service quality

• AMPLIFYING BRAND REACH THROUGH YOUTUBE INFLUENCERS by Rose, Martin Preethy; Shanthi, Ravikumar (2024) - DISCUSSIONS This study focused on determining the effect or impact of YouTube influencer marketing on purchase intention. JEL Classification Codes: M30, M31, M37 Peer-Review Model: External peer review was done through double-blind method A B S T R A C T Social media platforms in the digital age have revolutionized how brands engage with consumers, with YouTube standing out as a potent tool for influencer marketing. Keywords: consumer; impact; influencers; intention; journal; likability; marketing; media; purchase; research; study; youtube

• QUALITY OF LIFE AND PROFESSIONAL EFFICACY OF SCHOOL TEACHERS IN WEST BENGAL, INDIA by Mukhia, Prerna; Rao, Boyillapalli Venkata (2024) - Kaur and Paramjot (2017) conducted a study to inspect the relationship between teacher efficacy and teaching competency among school teachers (secondary level) regarding their gender and locality. No significant relation was observed between teacher efficacy and teaching competency of the district's secondary school teachers. Keywords: arts; difference; efficacy; level; life; mean; quality; school; school teachers; streams; teachers
• EFFECT OF BILINGUALISM ON COGNITIVE FLEXIBILITY: A PSYCHOLINGUISTIC ANALYSIS by Sakharova , Olga ; Nedashkivska , Tetiana ; Kozak , Svitlana ; Nikolaieva , Tetiana ; Romanchuk , Svitlana (2025) - Accordingly, the proposed study aimed to analyze the impact of bilingualism on cognitive flexibility levels through experimental testing and a comparative analysis of results obtained from bilingual and monolingual participants. Thus, this research focuses on examining the influence of bilingualism on cognitive flexibility and components of social cognition in students through an experimental study. Keywords: attention; bilinguals; control; development; executive; flexibility; journal; language; level; monolinguals; research; results; study

• THE ROLE OF COMMUNITY-BASED TOURISM IN ENHANCING SUSTAINABLE TOURISM DEVELOPMENT IN KAZAKHSTAN by Sadykov , Zhassulan ; Petrichsheva , Nina ; Yessilov , Assylkhan ; Temiraliyeva , Zubaira ; Rey , Inna (2025) - People in CBT programs are also often asked to write down and reflect on their daily lives and past events. By examining the local situation, this study identifies the unique factors that affect the success or failure of CBT programs. Keywords: awareness; benefits; cbt; communities; community; development; et al; growth; help; infrastructure; journal; kazakhstan; managers; people; programs; research; sdg; study; tourism; tourists

• TAX AVOIDANCE AND EARNINGS MANAGEMENT IN MALAYSIAN FIRMS: IMPACT OF TAX INCENTIVES by Ali, Salsiah Mohd; Norhashim, Mariati; Jaffar, Nahariah (2024) - IMPACT OF TAX INCENTIVES Salsiah Mohd Ali (a)1 Mariati Norhashim (b) Nahariah Jaffar (c) (a) Lecturer, Faculty of Sciences, Faculty of Accountancy, Universiti Teknologi MARA, Cawangan Selangor, Kampus Puncak Alam, 42300, Puncak Alam, Selangor, Malaysia; E-mail: salsiahma@uitm.edu.my (b) Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Management, Multimedia University, Persiaran Multimedia, 63100 Cyberjaya, Malaysia; E-mail: mariati.norhashim@mmu.edu.my (c) Associate Professor, Putra Business School, Level 3, Office Building of the Deputy Vice Chancellor (Research & Innovation), UPM, Serdang, Selangor, Malaysia; E-mail: nahariah@putrabs.edu.my A R T I C L E I N F O Article History: Received: 10th May 2024 Reviewed & Revised: 11th It examines whether firms receiving tax incentives from the Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA) exhibit different earnings management behaviours than non-recipient firms. Keywords: accounting; accruals; earnings management; et al; etr; firms; journal; mida; relationship; reporting; research; results; status; study; tax; tax avoidance; tax incentives; tax rates
• DO INSTITUTIONAL PRESSURES IMPACT VOLUNTARY ENVIRONMENT INFORMATION DISCLOSURE? by Fan, Jing; Muhamad, Haslinah; Said, Ridzwana Mohd; Daud, Zaidi Mat (2024) - This study analyzes how institutional pressures— coercive, normative, and mimetic pressure—affect voluntary environmental information disclosure in China. However, why do certain institutional behaviors, such as voluntary environmental information disclosure, become widespread within organizations? Keywords: accounting; china; companies; disclosure; environmental; et al; information; information disclosure; journal; practices; pressure; reporting; research; study; sustainability

• URBANIZATION IN BANGLADESH: EMERGING CHALLENGES AND THE WAY FORWARD by Lipi, Afroza Islam; Hasan, Nazmul (2021) - In the first half of the century, urban population growth was almost static. The above- mentioned table named 'level of urbanization' shows the trends of urban population growth. Keywords: areas; bangladesh; challenges; cities; growth; journal; people; pollution; population; urbanization

• ARCHAEOGENETICS AND HEALTH GEOGRAPHY OF DISEASE IN ASSESSING THE EFFECTS OF PANDEMICS by Syfuddin, Hasan Mahmud (2022) - In recent years, emerging infectious diseases, either newly discovered in human populations or previously known but have increased frequency or geographic distribution, have drawn the attention of Archaeogenetics for their recent devastating outbreak (Morse, 1995). Most research on epidemic diseases is dominated by a focus on managing and preventing infections in living populations. Keywords: cancer; covid-19; disease; research; risk

• ANAEMIA AMONG THE ADOLESCENT, NON-PREGNANT AND PREGNANT WOMEN IN THE RURAL NORTHERN BANGLADESH by Rim, Masuma Tunazzin; Ghosh, Anusree; Khatun, Anwara Akter; Awal, Md. Shihabul (2022) - Anemia could be mild anemia, moderate anemia, severe anemia, low serum ferritin, high serum transferrin receptor, iron deficiency anemia, etc. As menorrhagia can cause iron deficiency anemia, differences were found in hemoglobin levels. Keywords: anemia; association; bangladesh; consumption; days; food; hemoglobin; household; iron; respondents; table; week
• Comparative Study of the L1 Norm Regression Algorithms by Bidabad, Bijan (2019) - both computed correct answers for two parameters linear L1 norm regression model. Kennedy and Gentle (1977) examine the rounding error of L1 norm regression and present two techniques for detecting inaccuracies of the computation (see also, Larson and Sameh (1980)). Keywords: algorithms; bidabad; norm; regression; sposito; table

• A REVIEW ON EFFICIENCY OF ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION IN CATTLE BREEDING IN ETHIOPIA by Mekonnen, Teweldemedhn; Meseret, Selam (2023) - Although the use of cattle AI service is increasing in Ethiopia, oestrus detection is difficult in Zebu breeds due to their poorly expressed estrus (Bekuma & Ketema, 2019). Crossbred cows Not specified 1.5 65.0 - Shanku, 2022 Local cows Not specified - 40.8 - Haile et al., 2023 Crossbred cows Not specified - 64.8 - Haile et al., 2023 Boran cows Semi-intensive - 70.6 - Tilahun, 2018 Mekonnen & Meseret, Bangladesh Journal of Multidisciplinary Scientific Research 7(1) (2023), 44-49 47 Zebu x Holstein cross Semi-intensive - 50 - Tilahun, 2018 Local cows Extensive system 2.2 45.7 - Amanuel and Amanuel, 2023 Crossbred cows Extensive system 1.4 70.5 - Amanuel and Amanuel, 2023 Local cows Extensive system 2.36 42.3 - Amanuel and Amanuel, 2023 Crossbred cows Extensive system 1.7 60.2 - Amanuel and Amanuel, 2023 Average 1.74 51.8 12.1 NSC=Number of Services per Conception, CR1=Conception Rate at first insemination, CR=Calving Rate CONCLUSIONS Cattle AI service was widely practiced in Ethiopia, however, the efficiency of cattle AI service in Ethiopia was extremely poor due to different intrinsic and extrinsic factors. Keywords: cattle; cows; crossbred; dairy; efficiency; ethiopia; insemination; production; system
• USAGE OF ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING IN THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY: A REVIEW by Nayeem, Abusaleh Md; Hossain, Mir Md Nasim (2023) - Volkswagen plans to use new 3D printing process in vehicle production in the years ahead | Volkswagen Newsroom. Numerous research studies have already explored additive manufacturing processes within various industries. Keywords: additive; deposition; design; fdm; industry; journal; layer; manufacturing; material; metal; parts; printing; process; processes; production; research; sls; support; technology
• PRE EXTENSION DEMONSTRATION OF ORANGE FLESHED SWEET POTATO VARIETIES AT MIDLAND DISTRICTS OF GUJI ZONE, SOUTHERN OROMIA, ETHIOPIA by Korji, Dembi; Kebede, Basha; Bobo, Tekle (2023) - Yields of sweet potato varieties and experimental farmers’ preference data were collected. Therefore, until new varieties are identified, farmers should continue sweet potato production using the array in their hands. Keywords: demonstration; district; farmers; naspot; ofsp; orange; potato; production; research; varieties; variety; yield
• PRE-EXTENSION DEMONSTRATION OF SHIRO TYPE FIELD PEA TECHNOLOGIES IN THE HIGHLANDS OF GUJI ZONE, OROMIA REGIONAL STATE, ETHIOPIA by Kebede, Basha; Bobo, Tekle; Korji, Dembi (2024) - In Guji Zone, farmers used local field pea varieties (Shumi et al., 2021). On-farm demonstration of improved field pea varieties in selected districts of bale highlands, Oromiya national regional state, Ethiopia. Keywords: bilalo; demonstration; ethiopia; farmers; field; field pea; journal; pea; production; research; shiro; variety
• Guidelines for Freshwater Pond Management in Bangladesh by Rashid, Ibrahim; Mithun, Mahmudul Hasan (2020) - ▪ Then pond water should be entered into the transportation bag slowly and recline the bags towards the pond so that fish seed willingly enters into the pond. Like: ▪ Partial harvesting and restocking, and ▪ Complete harvesting 5.5.1 Partial Harvesting and Restocking By partial harvesting and restocking of fish seed, fish production can be increased. Keywords: bangladesh; culture; fish; fisheries; inland; pond; production; seed; stocking; water

• Concurrency Control in Database Systems by Tasmere, Dardina; Salehin, Md. Nazmus (2019) - A concurrency controller can make decisions about which transaction must abort while other transactions may proceed. As all transactions have unique timestamps, it clarifies that cycles in a graph representing transaction histories are impossible. Keywords: bhargava; concurrency; control; database; locking; node; phase; read; set; system; transaction; validation; write
• Application of Single-Server Queue System in Performance Analysis of Shuttle Bus Operation: A Case Study of Federal University of Technology Akure by Adedotun, Kanyio Olufunto (2019) - Then ∑∞ 𝑛=0 Rnp0 = 1…………………………….. Equation 31 That is 1 1−𝑅 p0 = 1 p0 = 1 – R………………………………………. Equation 29 Since ∑∞ 𝑛=0 pn = 1 …………………………………. Keywords: bus; equation; queue; shuttle; system; time

• BANKERS’ PERSPECTIVE ON SOCIAL MEDIA BANKING: A STUDY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SELECT INDIAN BANKS by Ramasamy, Mani; Subbiah, Janakiraman; Bordoloi, Dhrubajyoti; Ramalingam, Perumalraja (2024) - The benefits and challenges of social media banking are vital variables that measure the Banker's perspective on social media banking services from SBI, ICICI, HDFC, and IndusInd banks. Then, the other two variables relating to social media banking services were considered, i.e., the benefits and challenges of social media banking. Keywords: adoption; bankers; banking; banks; benefits; challenges; educational; mean; media; media banking; services; smb; study

• ANALYZING THE STATUS OF WOMEN IN E-GOVERNANCE ERA OF BANGLADESH: CHALLENGES AND POTENTIALS by Zisan, Tasnuva Habib (2021) - Women access to ICT Access to ICT Barisal Sadar South Manda Char Sholakia Total No. % Analyzing women’s access to and control over ICT tools leads to the overall status of women at all levels of society. Keywords: access; areas; bangladesh; ict; respondents; study; tools; women

• EVALUATING THE LEGAL REGULATION OF PROPERTY EXPECTATIONS IN THE CONTEXT OF CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATIONS: A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW by Lutsenko , Dmytro ; Sverdlichenko , Valentyna ; Martyniuk , Oleksandr ; Hura, Maksym ; Meniv , Yaroslava (2025) - In countries with transitional legal systems, such as Ukraine, property rights and contractual mechanisms face additional challenges as the global economy continues to evolve. By analyzing contemporary literature, it aims to enhance understanding among researchers and legislators regarding the interplay between property rights and legal obligations. Keywords: documents; et al; expectations; journal; law; literature; property; property expectations; property rights; regulation; research; review; rights; study; ukraine
• LEGAL MECHANISMS FOR THE PROTECTION OF PROPERTY EXPECTATIONS IN THE LIGHT OF MODERN LEGAL REFORMS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW by Lutsenko , Dmytro ; Rezvorovych , Krystyna ; Melnyk , Maksym ; Vovk , Mariia ; Sushytska, Yuliia (2025) - The unique contribution of the study is that it proposes an important approach to analyzing property protection expectations, combining comparative law with international and national contexts, thereby enabling a holistic view of the mechanisms for their protection. The study of legal mechanisms for protecting property expectations is an urgent task for modern legal science, as in the context of reforms and legal uncertainty, guaranteeing expected property rights becomes particularly important. Keywords: expectations; investment; journal; law; mechanisms; property; property expectations; property rights; protection; research; rights; scientific; study; ukraine

• EFFECT OF MICROFINANCE ADOPTION ON RURAL HOUSEHOLD INCOME IN SELECTED UPAZILA OF KUSHTIA DISTRICT OF BANGLADESH by Banu, Bilkish; Hossain, Mohammad Mukul; Haque, Mohammad Samiul; Ahmad, Babor (2021) - baboraswapon@gmail.com ABSTRACT This present study aims at analyzing how microfinance affects household income of its participants as well as to find out the factors that influence the participants to adopt loan for which a logit model was applied. Overall, Microfinance increases household income and the standard of living of the poor households (The Financial express). Keywords: bangladesh; credit; household; income; journal; loan; microfinance

• DISAPPEARING THE DAY OF THE WEEK EFFECT ON RETURN TO INVESTORS: NOVEL EVIDENCE FROM INDIAN STOCK MARKET by Acharya, Pramath Nath; Chaudhury, Suman Kalyan; Bhanotu, Venkateswara Rao; Pradhan, Sunil Kumar; Patro, Susanta Kumar (2024) - A long memory property of stock market returns and a new model. The day of the week effect patterns on stock market return and volatility: Evidence for the Athens Stock Exchange. Keywords: day; effect; garch; journal; market; monday; research; return; stock; stock market; study; volatility; week; week effect

• Performance of Mulching to the Stimulation on the Growth of Cucumber (Cucumis Sativus) Production by Akter, Daliya; Islam, Mohammad Shafiqul; Ruhi, Roksana Aftab; Joy, Md Istiak Hossain; Trina, Fariha Ahmed (2020) - Influence of black plastic soil mulching on productivity of strawberry cultivars in Northwest Russia. In this experiment, four treatments were considered as following- T0 (Control): No mulching T1: Black plastic mulching. Keywords: bangladesh; cucumber; mulching; number; plant; plastic; research; treatments
• IMPACTS OF ORGANIC AND INORGANIC FERTILIZERS ON GROWTH AND YIELD OF COUNTRY BEAN (LABLAB PURPUREUS L.) IN SUMMER SEASON by Raihan, Md. Sazzat Hossain; Islam, Mohammad Shafiqul; Islam, Md. Morshedul; Khan, Rafat Nur Abdullah; Hossain, Belayet (2021) - Country bean is mostly grown in winter season, but due to its photo and thermo sensitive behaviour, availability of country bean is restricted during the winter season (Roy, Islam, & Debnath, 2014). 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9 2 2.1 2.2 P o d w id th ( cm ) Treatments T1= Control T2= Inorganic T3= Cowdung T4= FYM 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 P o d w ei g h t (g m ) Treatments T1= Control T2= Inorganic T3= Cowdung T4= FYM https://www.cribfb.com/journal/index.php/BJMSR Bangladesh Journal of Multidisciplinary Scientific Research Vol. 3, No. 1; 2021 8 ACKNOWLEDGMENT We want to thank the Department of Upazila Agricultural Extension, Sadar Upazila, Noakhali, Bangladesh for providing country bean seeds; Nobogram Agro farm, Mannannogor, Sadar Upazila, Noakhali District, Bangladesh and thank our family for their financial support towards the successful completion of this study and also thank the other teachers and students of the Departments of Agriculture, Noakhali Science and Technology University, Noakhali, Bangladesh. Keywords: bangladesh; bean; country; fym; inorganic; plant; pod; treatments; yield

• ARTISTIC INNOVATION AMONG CHINESE FIGURATIVE EXPRESSIONISTS: THE ROLE OF MOTIVATION, CULTURE, AND EMOTION by He , ShiFeng ; Ismail , Adzrool Idzwan Bin (2025) - Specifically, it examines how intrinsic Motivation, creative Climate, cultural Identity, and openness to Experience influence artistic innovation both directly and indirectly through emotional Engagement and artistic Flow. This study responds to that need by exploring how intrinsic Motivation, creative Climate, cultural Identity, and openness to experience contribute to artistic innovation, while examining the roles of emotional Engagement and artistic Flow in this relationship. Keywords: art; arts; climate; engagement; experience; flow; identity; innovation; journal; motivation; openness; relationship; research; study

• L1 Norm Solution of Overdetermined System of Linear Equations by Bidabad, Bijan (2019) - GO TO 7 II=II+1 L(II)=I 7 CONTINUE 8 LO=1 HI=II 10 IF(HI.GT.LO+1)GO TO 30 LWMED=L(LO) IF(LO.EQ.HI) RETURN IF(YS(L(LO)).LE.YS(L(HI))) = ß1xi1 + ui (3) Keywords: bidabad; end; loop; norm; set; step
• Continuous L1 Norm Estimation of Lorenz Curve by Bidabad, Bijan (2019) - Continuous L1 norm estimation of Lorenz curve when probability density function is known. In this paper, continuous L1 norm estimation is developed by using a similar method proposed in Bidabad (1987a,88a,89a,b) for the discrete case. Keywords: bidabad; curve; function; lorenz; norm

• THE ROLE OF MICROCREDIT AND MICRO SAVINGS FOR RAISING MICROFINANCE SUSTAINABILITY IN SOMALI by Ayanle, Abdikhaiq Dahir; Chowdhury, Md Salim; Imran, Md Al-; Rahman, Siddiqur (2022) - https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1475-4991.2012.00520.x Chowdhury, S., Islam, K. M. A., Rahman, M. M., Raisa, T. S., & Zayed, N. M. (2020). Retrieved from https://www.taylorfrancis.com/chapters/edit/10.4324/9780203882764- 17/story-grameen-bank-subsidized-microcredit-market-based-microfinance-david-hulm Iqbal, M. M., Islam, K. M. A., Zayed, N. M., Beg, T. H., & Shahi, S. K. (2021). Keywords: a. a.; journal; k. m.; m. a.; microcredit; microfinance; n. m.; zayed

• THE UNITED NATIONS AS BEACON OF WORLD PEACE AND CONTRIBUTION OF BANGLADESH IN PEACEKEEPING by Chowdhury, Mesbah Uddin (2022) - Bangladesh joined UN peacekeeping missions in the early 90s', and since then, it has become a hub of peacekeepers. It critically explores the role of Bangladesh in UN peacekeeping missions. Keywords: bangladesh; countries; forces; missions; nations; operations; peacekeepers; peacekeeping; research; security; united; united nations; unpko; war; world

• CORROSION PROTECTION ABILITY OF POLYPYRROLE COATED MILD STEEL IN BURIED SAND by Singh, Sanjay ; Neupane, Shova; Karki, Nabin ; Gupta, Dipak Kumar; Yadav, Amar Prasad (2025) - Currently, the application of PPy coatings is effective in preventing corrosion, acting as an anodic protection and substantially reducing corrosion rates (Dalmoro et al., 2019; Hammache et al., 2003). The attempt is to improve the corrosion protection performance of PPy coatings on the MS surface. Keywords: acid; coating; corrosion; et al; iron; journal; polypyrrole; potential; ppy; protection; steel; surface

• Finding Shortest Path for Road Network Using Dijkstra’s Algorithm by Alam, Md. Almash; Faruq, Md. Omar (2019) - The large range of applications and product was introduced to solve or overcome the difficulties by developing different shortest path algorithms. The manipulation of shortest paths between various locations appears to be a major problem in the road networks. Keywords: algorithm; dijkstra; graph; ieee; intersection; node; path; problem

• DETERMINATION OF FRUIT DEVELOPMENT STAGES AND PRODUCTION OF DATES IN KHAIRPUR SINDH PAKISTAN by Jamro, Muhammad Mahmood-Ur-Rahman; Abbasi, Zulfiqar Ali; Chandio, Ali Sher (2021) - Bangladesh Journal of Multidisciplinary Scientific Research Vol. 3, No. 2; 2021 ISSN 2687-850X E-ISSN 2687-8518 Published by CRIBFB, USA 21 DETERMINATION OF FRUIT DEVELOPMENT STAGES AND PRODUCTION OF DATES IN KHAIRPUR SINDH PAKISTAN Dr. Muhammad Mahmood-Ur-Rahman Jamro Principal Scientific Officer Pakistan Agricultural Research Council Arid Zone Research Institute Technology Field Station Khairpur, Sindh, Pakistan E-mail: mrjamro@yahoo.com Dr. Zulfiqar Ali Abbasi Assistant Professor Shaheed Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto Agriculture College Dokri Larkana, Sindh, Pakistan E-mail: zaabbasi786@gmail.com Dr. Ali Sher Chandio Principal Scientific Officer Pakistan Agricultural Research Council-Southern Zone Agricultural Research Centre Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan E-mail: azam.parc@gmail.com ABSTRACT The study was conducted to record fruit development stages of nine Date palm cultivars from spathe initiation to harvest. Increasing the rate of ripening of date palm fruit (Phoenix dactylifera L.) cv. Keywords: cultivars; date; days; fruit; palm; pollination; spathe; stage

• IMPACT OF UNIVERSITY COMMITMENT AND STUDENT AMBITION ON GRADUATE EMPLOYABILITY: A STUDY ON SELECTED PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES IN SYLHET by Chowdhury, Md. Abdul Muhith (2021) - This study is based on identifying the impact of university commitment and student ambition on graduate employability. The result indicates that a one percent increase in the commitment by the university will increase graduate employability by 45 percent, while a one percent rise in student ambition will help to rise graduate employability by 31 percent. Keywords: ambition; bangladesh; employability; graduate; university

• WATER AND VEGETATION COVER CHANGE DETECTION USING MULTISPECTRAL SATELLITE IMAGERY: A CASE STUDY ON JHENAIDAH DISTRICT OF BANGLADESH by Bashar, Abul; Haque, Md. Inzamul; Parvin, Most. Atia; Hossain, Md. Anik (2023) - The SAVI is useful for a variety of applications, such as monitoring agricultural crops, assessing land cover changes, and estimating carbon stocks in forests. Spatiotemporal change detection of land use land cover (LULC) in Fashiakhali wildlife sanctuary (FKWS) impact area, Bangladesh, employing multispectral images and GIS. Keywords: area; bangladesh; change; cover; figure; land; land cover; lulc; research; upazila; vegetation; vegetation cover; water; water cover

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