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The Economics of Water-Efficient Agriculture: Tackling Scarcity with Innovation
Jahanara Akter
Lack of water is a major challenge to irrigated agriculture, food security and rural livelihoods across the globe. This paper assesses the economic costs of implementing water-efficient technologies in the agricultural sector, such as drip irrigation, rainwater harvesting and soil moisture management. Based on case studies and pilot projects in the water-deficit areas, this work defines the cost reduction potential, the main limitations and possible directions for the development of these technologies. The study also shows that water usage decreased by half and crop yields increased by 20-30 %; thus, the program achieves both economic and resource savings. However, there are barriers, such as high capital investment costs and low knowledge among farmers about how to adopt it completely. To this end, this research outlines policy actions, funding strategies, and capacity development measures that would help create the necessary framework to enhance the uptake of water-saving irrigation and sustainable agriculture as well as optimally manage water resources for better crop production.
Read More →Digital Transformation in Business: Strategies and Implications for Organizational Change
MD Ahsan Ullah Imran
Advanced algorithms, robotics, and analytics, among other digital technologies, are revolutionizing the dynamics of the workforce in organizations. Hence, the writers of this study have examined the consequences of emerging technology on Organizational Behavior. A significant proportion of the existing research on this topic has primarily examined the technology aspects, while neglecting the comprehensive perspective and its impact on organizational behavior. The uniqueness of this study resides in its ability to offer a comprehensive overview of the key digital technologies and assess their impact on employees and leadership. In order to achieve this objective, and considering the current relevance of the subject, the authors chose to examine the effects of digital technologies on organizational behavior. They accomplished this by conducting a thorough analysis of existing literature and organizing it according to the specific technologies and their implications. The article is divided into three sections. Firstly, the definitions of Organizational Behavior and digitalization were examined to establish a theoretical framework. This was followed by an analysis of the impacts and effects of digitalization on leadership and employees. Finally, the findings were summarized in a structured scheme.
Read More →Circular Economy in Agriculture: Transforming Waste into Wealth
Rakibul Hasan
The incorporation of a circular economy within the framework of the agriculture sector provides a way of managing wastes through the utilization of residues from crops, animal products, and other organic materials through renewal energy sources and organic manure. This paper aims to examine the possibility of applying circular economy to agricultural systems in terms of the economic and environmental impacts and limitations of circular economy application. The findings also suggest that circular strategies can create substantial value from waste, decrease input costs, enhance farmers’ revenues and profits, and support ecological improvements. However, factors including high initial costs, low awareness levels, and inadequate infrastructure resist its use in many areas. This paper gives solutions to the above challenges and how the circular economy can be integrated into agriculture.
Read More →Corporate Governance and Risk Management in Banking Institutions
Sweety Rani Dhar
This study investigates the correlation between corporate governance and risk management in banks operating in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries. The objective is to enhance the existing body of knowledge by presenting empirical data from the banking industry in the GCC region. This data examines the relationship between risk management and corporate governance attributes, including role duality, board size, and the proportion of nonexecutives. The hypotheses and proposed model were tested using non-parametric regression, quantile analysis, and panel data analysis on a sample of 900 observations from banks in the Gulf countries. The study utilizes data from financial institutions in the Gulf countries spanning from 2003 to 2012. The findings indicate that having several roles and larger board size are linked to a decrease in risk management. Conversely, the proportion of non-executive members on the board was determined to be negligible. Furthermore, the findings suggest a strong and positive correlation between government ownership and the use of risk management strategies. The findings indicate that Islamic banks have a strong and meaningful correlation with risk management, as measured by the capital adequacy ratio. The findings imply the need for more investigation into the correlation between risk management and alternative ownership structures, such as institutional ownership. Future studies can prioritize the examination of risk management frameworks and procedures specific to Islamic banks, given that these banks possess unique risks.
Read More →Outsourcing of IT: Reason, Benefit and Potential risks for USA Companies
Jobanpreet Kaur
Outsourcing is a set of motivations for perceived benefits with potential risks. This paper investigates the main motivations for outsourcing IT services, emphasizing the advantages that are thought to be present, the risks that are associated, and the technical aspects. By analyzing current industrial practices, we identified some key drivers for outsourcing, such as cost savings, focus on goals, access to global talent, improved service quality, and most notably, time zone advantages. The effective application of specified motives tends to cost and speed to spread on the market with flexibility. On the other side of the coin, it comes with certain potential risks, like loss of control, quality issues, hidden costs, and security risks. The study highlights the purpose, benefits, and potential concerns. By providing a comprehensive overview of the drive for outsourcing, the benefits, technical considerations, and potential pitfalls of IT outsourcing. This paper aims to guide US companies in making informed outsourcing decisions that align with their long-term strategic objectives.
Read More →Cyber-Physical Systems: Integration of Computing and Physical Processes
Ishrat Jahan
The key forces behind the creation and advancement of Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) are the improvement of planned goods along with the decrease in development time and cost. This survey paper's goal is to give a general overview of various system kinds and the related transition process from CPS and cloud-based (IoT) systems to mechatronics. The necessity that CPS-design techniques be a part of a multidisciplinary development process, where designers should concentrate not only on the individual physical and computational components but also on their integration and interaction, will also be taken into consideration. As a result, the study examines CPS-related challenges from the standpoints of physical processes, computing, and integration, in that order. A variety of system levels are used to pick illustrative case studies, with the first one describing the overlying idea of Cyber-Physical Production Systems (CPPSs). The examination and assessment of the particular. The details on a wind turbine's sub-system's attributes that are crucial for maintenance are provided via a condition monitoring system.
Read More →Virtual Classrooms: An Inclusive Approach to Educate the Children with Autism
Raiyan
ASD children often struggle with social interactions, leading to difficulties in interpersonal relationships and academic achievements. Inclusive education is crucial for their success, providing them with the environment they need while giving non-ASD children an equal chance. Virtual classrooms, utilizing technology like Zoom and Microsoft Teams, facilitate meaningful interactions and convenient learning processes, offering flexibility and reducing power disturbances. Teacher training and support are essential for the success of virtual learning. This article examines the impact of virtual classrooms on inclusive education for autistic learners, comparing their interaction and academic achievement in virtual settings to regular classrooms. The study uses a phenomenology design to analyze the experiences of primary school students with disabilities in virtual education post-COVID-19. Virtual classrooms are suitable for accommodating individual needs, increasing accessibility, and providing a secure environment. However, cost and accessibility remain major obstacles for families. The consequences of virtual learning on children with autonomy and responsible technology use remain unanswered. The article suggests that improving the accessibility and inclusivity of virtual classrooms could significantly enhance their efficacy. Advancements in technology and educational regulations have made virtual classrooms beneficial for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). They cater to individual needs, increase accessibility, and provide a secure environment. However, challenges remain, and AI technologies could improve inclusive education.
Read More →The Impact of the US on the Development of International Cybersecurity Law: Legal Challenges and Emerging Norms
Syeda Farjana Farabi
The rise in cyber threats and assaults in the current digital era has made cyber security an essential field that poses major risks to individuals, organizations, and nations. Numerous national and international cyber security laws and regulations have been developed in response to these evolving challenges. The efficiency of the country's present cyber security laws and policies is evaluated in this article in light of the growing sophistication and frequency of cyber-attacks. The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Cyber security Framework and important laws like HIPAA, GLBA, FISMA, CISA, CCPA, and the DOD Cyber security Maturity Model Certification are highlighted in this comprehensive framework that was developed by the US government. The report examines how these restrictions affect various industries and looks at patterns in data on cybercrime from 2000 to 2022. The results emphasize the difficulties, achievements, and necessity of ongoing adaptation in the face of changing cyber threats.
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Forecasting Stock Prices: A Machine Learning-Based Approach for Predictive Analytics Through a Case Study
Stock price prediction has always been a challenging task, requiring careful observation of trends and dynamics of the market because of the volatile and complex nature of financial markets. Various factors affect market behavior all the time. Even some unquantifiable factors like 25 Oct 2025 (Published Online) emotions of the masses, social and political dynamics, etc., also play a great role. So perfect Machine Learning, Deep Learning, behaviors into consideration is crucial for better prediction of the ups and downs of prices. SMA, EMA, RSI, MACD, Bollinger Various machine learning and deep learning models have been proposed to tackle the challenges Bands, RFE, Random Forest by capturing and interpreting complex patterns and relationships in historical price data. Regressor, Multivariate Analysis, Technical features are important for understanding market trends and thus improving the LSTM. accuracy of stock price predictions. In this paper, we calculate key technical indicators such as Simple Moving Average (SMA), Exponential Moving Average (EMA), Relative Strength Index (RSI), Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD), Bollinger Bands, and others. We then focus on selecting the most relevant indicators by employing feature selection methods from these to enhance the extraction of meaningful features reflecting underlying market behavior and increase the probability of more precise prediction. Here, Recursive Feature Elimination (RFE) and Random Forest Regressor-based importance ranking methods have been applied for the feature selection task. To get a better forecast of market price, it is important to capture long- term dependencies and patterns over time. Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) networks are well- suited for modeling and predicting sequential data like stock prices. By leveraging an LSTM model and taking the selected features, we do a multivariate analysis to forecast stock price based on historical data, identifying the trends fairly accurately with some lags here and there.
Read More →Navigating the AI Revolution in Business Management: New Strategies and Innovations
By Mustakim Bin Aziz
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has changed a paradigm shift in business management, presenting unprecedented opportunities for innovation and strategic enhancement. This research explores the transformative impact of AI technologies on contemporary business practices. This paper presents, how AI reshapes decision-making processes, optimizes operational efficiency, and fuels innovative strategies to maintain competitive advantage in a rapidly evolving market. Through case studies and a comprehensive analysis of industry applications, the research identifies key AI-driven tools and methods that revolutionize various aspects of business management, including supply chain optimization, customer relationship management, and predictive analytics. The study also examines the challenges and ethical considerations associated with AI integration, providing insights into best practices for successful implementation. By synthesizing theoretical frameworks with practical examples, this study aims to provide a holistic understanding of the dynamic interplay between AI and business management. It emphasizes the need for businesses to adapt to this technological revolution and outlines strategic recommendations for using AI to drive sustainable growth and innovation. By synthesizing theoretical frameworks with practical examples, this thesis aims to offer a holistic understanding of the dynamic interplay between AI and business management. It underscores the necessity for businesses to adapt to this technological revolution and outlines strategic recommendations for leveraging AI to drive sustainable growth and innovation.
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By MD Ahsan Ullah Imran
Advanced algorithms, robotics, and analytics, among other digital technologies, are revolutionizing the dynamics of the workforce in organizations. Hence, the writers of this study have examined the consequences of emerging technology on Organizational Behavior. A significant proportion of the existing research on this topic has primarily examined the technology aspects, while neglecting the comprehensive perspective and its impact on organizational behavior. The uniqueness of this study resides in its ability to offer a comprehensive overview of the key digital technologies and assess their impact on employees and leadership. In order to achieve this objective, and considering the current relevance of the subject, the authors chose to examine the effects of digital technologies on organizational behavior. They accomplished this by conducting a thorough analysis of existing literature and organizing it according to the specific technologies and their implications. The article is divided into three sections. Firstly, the definitions of Organizational Behavior and digitalization were examined to establish a theoretical framework. This was followed by an analysis of the impacts and effects of digitalization on leadership and employees. Finally, the findings were summarized in a structured scheme.
Read More →Dynamic Analysis of a G+13 Story RCC Building Using Shear Wall in Three Different Locations on Various Seismic Zones
By Md. Kawsarul Islam Kabbo
Currently, Seismic impacts are a very serious concern when designing multi-storied reinforced concrete structures. Seismic tremors have occurred in numerous parts of the globe. High-rise structures should have proper stiffness to resist lateral loads caused by Earthquakes and Winds. Consequently, Engineers are extremely concerned about finding suitable solutions that will allow structures to survive without major damage. Shear walls are structural members that are designed to carry earthquake loads and oppose lateral loads significantly. They are a good choice to increase the stiffness of high-rise structures. This paper aims to use shear walls in various locations of a G+13 multi-storied residential building and to determine the best shear wall placement in high slender buildings by analyzing story displacement, story drift, base shear, and the fundamental time period in various seismic zones according to IS 1893:2016. Three models are prepared and compared under different seismic zones. Shear walls are at the core of the building, and shear walls are at the four corners of the building, which is a combination of both. Our study's goal is to test a structure's ability to bear lateral load applied to it according to the Code and also when it exceeds the limit of allowable deformation. The prepared model for this experimentation is considered to be located on medium soil, and wind velocity is high, like 148mph. The experiment concluded that building with a shear wall combination of both core and corner will show better results in resisting lateral forces, though the combination isn’t enough to help withstand the high slender structure against very powerful earthquake attacks like Zone-V.
Read More →Intelligence-driven Risk Management in Information Security Systems
By Anamika Tiwari
The task of making decisions in information security, when faced with unclear probabilities and unforeseen consequences of events in the constantly evolving cyber threat landscape, has gained significant importance. Cyber threat intelligence equips decision-makers with essential information and context to comprehend and predict future threats, hence minimizing ambiguity and enhancing the precision of risk assessments. Addressing uncertainty in decision-making demands the adoption of a new methodology led by threat intelligence (TI) and a risk analysis approach. This is a crucial aspect of evidence-based decision-making. Our proposed solution to this difficulty involves the implementation of a TI-based security assessment methodology and a decision-making strategy that takes into account both known unknowns and unknown unknowns. The proposed methodology seeks to improve decision-making quality by utilizing causal graphs, which provide an alternative to current methodologies that rely on attack trees, hence reducing uncertainty. In addition, we analyze strategies, methods, and protocols that are feasible, likely, and credible, enhancing our capacity to anticipate enemy actions. Our proposed approach offers practical counsel to information security leaders, enabling them to make well-informed decisions in uncertain circumstances. This paper presents a novel approach to tackling the problem of making decisions in uncertain situations in the field of information security. It introduces a methodology that can assist decision-makers in navigating the complexities of the ever-changing and dynamic world of cyber threats.
Read More →Precision Farming Through the Use of Internet of Things (IoT) Innovations in Agriculture
By Md Redwan Hussain
Using state-of-the-art technology, precision agriculture boosts agricultural output while minimizing negative environmental effects. Precision agriculture is a farming method that maximizes crop yields, reduces waste, and boosts production by using cutting-edge technology and data analysis. It is a viable tactic for addressing some of the main problems facing modern agriculture, such as feeding a growing global population while lessening its negative effects on the environment. This study looks at some recent developments in big data utilization and Internet of Things (IoT) based precision agriculture. The objective of this article is to present a summary of the latest advancements and potential applications of smart farming and precision agriculture. It provides a review of precision agriculture's current situation, taking into account the newest technological advancements such as machine learning, sensors, and drones.
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