Articles Written by DR V N BRIMS Faculty

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Study of established financial managment tools and techniques and their application by business house (with reference to Mumbai based companies period 2002-2012
(Aweshkar : A peer Reviewed Research Journal, 2014-09-15) Jape, Smita
A STUDY OF ORGANIZATIONAL CITIZENSHIP BEHAVIOUR AND JOB STRESS IN A MANUFACTURING COMPANY IN MUMBAI
(INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT RESEARCH, 2015-04-15) Tambe, Sukhada
OCB refers to the behaviour of the employees in the organization which is voluntary in nature and such behaviour is over and above the roles and responsibilities assigned to them. OCB is gaining importance in organizations. OCB goes a long way in contributing towards reducing job stress. On the one hand job stress is counter productive for the employee and the organization and on the other hand OCB is helpful and favourable for the employee as well as the organization. OCB is considered as an important dimension to reduce the job stress in the organization, in turn making employee more satisfied and productive. Present study is an attempt to find out the relationship between OCB and its various dimensions with job stress. Statistical analysis revealed unequivocal relationship between these two factors.
Study and Meta Analysis of Importance of contemporary Topics of cost Management Accounting its coverage in textbooks
(Splint International journal of Professionals, 2015-10-01) Jape, Smita
SURVEY TO FIND OUT PERCENTAGE MARKET SHARE OF EACH BRAND OF HOME APPLIENCES IN SHAHAPUR, TITWALA, ULHASNAGAR AREAS AND STUDY OF DEALER INFLUNCE ON PURCHASE DECISIONS
(Global Journal for Research Analysis, 2016-06-08) Bhanushali, Mahesh M
The Indian consumer durables industry has witnessed a considerable change in the past couple of years. Changing lifestyle, higher disposable income coupled with greater affordability and a surge in advertising has been instrumental in bringing about a sea change in the consumer behavior pattern. Apart from steady income gains, consumer financing and hire-purchase schemes have become a major driver in the consumer durables industry. In the case of more expensive consumer goods, such as refrigerators, washing machines, color televisions and personal computers, retailers are joining forces with banks and finance companies to market their goods more aggressively. The objective of the research paper is to find out percentage market share of each brand of home appliances in the areas like Shahapur, Titwala, Vasind, Shahad and Ulhasnagar. Dealer plays very important role in the decision making process in case of consumer durable industry. The objective of the study is also to understand the influence of dealer on purchase decision of consumer.
Need,Issues & Impact Micro-finance on Living Conditions of People-A Case Study of SHG,Mf,in Thane
(International Journal of Management and Development Studies, 2016-07-01) Jape, Smita
The Business case on food franchising in India
(Indian Journal of Applied Research, 2016-09-25) Periwal, Dipti
Pedagogical Implications of Bhaskaracharya’s Lilavati
(Journal of Mathematics and Statistical Science (JMSS)"., 2017-01-03) Agarkar, S C
Bhaskaracharya, a celebrated Indian mathematician wrote a mathematical treatise entitled “Lilavati” in 12th century. It contains theorems and problems in elementary Arithmetic, Algebra and Geometry. Written in poetic form with ample use of alliterations metaphors, pun and tenderness the treatise displays various pedagogical characteristics like gender equity, motivational anecdotes, rapport building, content relevance etc. As a part of a year long celebration of 900th birth anniversary, 65 workshops were conducted based on Lilavati in the academic year 2014-15 both in rural as well as urban parts of India. The participants for the workshops were drawn from primary, secondary as well as tertiary level of education. It has been observed that the teaching techniques advocated in Lilavati proved useful in creating interest among students towards mathematics. They not only remove the fear of mathematics but motivates them to to undertake problem solving exercises with zeal and enthusiasm. This paper brings out pedagogical characteristics of Bhaskaracharya’s Lilavati and indicates their relevance for teaching school mathematics in 21st century.
ICME-13 : A Grand Mela of Mathematics Educator
(The Mathematics Teacher" (Volume 52 Issues 3 & 4) Association of Mathematics Teachers of India (AMTI), 2017-01-04) Agarkar, S C
A STUDY ON THE IMPACT OF DIGITIZATION ON HUMAN RESOURCE (HR) FUNCTIONS: HR PROFESSIONALS' PERSPECTIVE
(ACADEMICIA: An International Multidisciplinary Research Journal , Publisher : South Asian Academic Research Journals, 2017-01-05) Kanchan Akshay; Sheba George
Demonetization, Demonising, Drama
(Maharashtra Economic Development Council, Monthly Ecnomic Digest, 2017-01-09) Murthy, Guruprasad
MARKET RESEARCH ON CONSUMER BUYING BEHAVIOUR FOR MICROWAVE OVENS IN THANE DISTRICT
(International Journal of Research in IT and Management(IJRIM), 2017-02-18) Bhanushali, Mahesh M; George, Sheba P
The Indian consumer durables industry has witnessed a considerable change in the past couple of years. Changing lifestyle, higher disposable income coupled with greater affordability and a surge in advertising has been instrumental in bringing about a sea change in the consumer behavior pattern. Apart from steady income gains, consumer financing and hire-purchase schemes have become a major driver in the consumer durables industry. In the case of more expensive consumer goods, such as refrigerators, washing machines, color televisions and personal computers, retailers are joining forces with banks and finance companies to market their goods more aggressively. Percentage household penetration of microwave ovens is low that is 5.3% over washing machine (10%), Air conditioner (6.8%) and Refrigerator (31%). Microwave oven sales suffered during the last three years as with all other categories since consumers were cutting discretionary spend on lifestyle products. The objective of the research paper is to understand the consumer buying behavior and way of thinking in case of microwave ovens. The paper also emphasizes on consumer decision making for buying decisions, gender wise , occupation wise perception about the microwave ovens and important factors affecting the buying consumer behavior.
A CASE STUDY ON BUSINESS MANAGEMENT OF PRINTING SOLUTIONS COMPANY
(Paripex - Indian Journal Of Research, 2017-03-21) Punjani, Krunal
Magic Designs & Printing Solutions Ltd. faced with a decision about whether to make a big investment in purchasing Offset printing machine, which is useful for printing bulk quantities at lower costs or to opt for Digital printing machine, where setup cost is comparatively low and suitable for printing small quantities.
Work-life Balance and Gender Bias : A Contrarian View
(International Research Journal of Business and Management Global Wisdom Research Publications, 2017-04-17) Tambe, Sukhada
Work-life balance is usually associated with female employees. However it is an area of concern even for their male counterparts. This paper makes an attempt to understand the issues related to work-life balance for the men and various initiatives taken by organizations to seek work-life balance for their employees. Globalization and changing demographics have further posed greater challenges for work-life balance. Organizations develop employee friendly Work-Life Balance Programs as a solution to the problem of work-life balance amongst their employees. This in turn helps the organizations to enhance their productivity, improve the performance of their employees and also ensure employee retention. This paper is an endeavor to question the gender bias with reference to work-life balance as it is equally, if not more, important for the male employees.
A STUDY ON FEMALE CONSUMERS’ PERCEPTION TOWARDS ONLINE GROCERY SHOPPING WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO KALYAN-DOMBIVLI CITY
(International Journal of Research in Finance and Marketing (IJRFM), 2017-05-12) Punjani, Krunal
Grocery shopping is primarily dominated by the female consumers in the Indian market. Couple of decades ago, Indian consumers had the only option of neighbourhood grocery and kirana shops to purchase the grocery from, with limited variety. However, today the scenario has changed completely. Now, consumers have multiple options like Supermarkets, Mini-marts, Specialty stores and even E- Grocers, which have added more comfort and convenience to their lives. Change in lifestyles, growth of internet and rising number of smartphone owners have opened the doors of online market for many entrepreneurs. Bigbasket.com, Grofers.com, Localbanya.com, Zopnow.com are the few names, who have grabbed this opportunity by launching online grocery platforms. This paper aims to analyse the perception of female consumers towards shopping groceries through online platforms. A questionnaire has been developed and primary data of 110 female respondents were collected. This survey was carried out in Kalyan & Dombivli area situated in Maharashtra, India.
A Study of Integrating Sustainability into Business Practices Aiming for sustainable Development
(Multidisciplinary international conformance on Green Earth : A Pararomic view, 2018-01-12) Chandwaskar, Pallavi
To Study the Effect of 3PL on Consumer Behaviour With Respect to E-Commerce Industry
(Srujan, 2018-02-23) Prabhu, Ruchi; Save, Vibhuti
A CRITICAL STUDY OF THE PERFORMANCE OF PRIVATE INDIAN BANKS POST INITIAL PUBLIC OFFERING
(International Journal of Advance and Innovative Research, 2019-01-01) Periwal, Dipti
Study and Analysis of Dividend Policies, Practice and its Application in Mumbai Based Corporate Houses
(International Journal of Financial Management, 2019-07-30) Jape, Smita
In the present paper an attempt has been made to study dividend policy of Mumbai based companies of India. The study tries to assess the level of perceived awareness about models and use of dividends policies, analyses the factors affecting dividend distribution decisions and evaluates the impact of the same on the financial decision-making of companies. In addition the paper tries to understand the correlation between size of companies and distribution of dividend policies. The results of the research paper show that a majority of the fifty respondent Companies follow a policy of consistent dividend rate which is influenced by profit after tax, and finally the legal requirements. It is further observed that generous dividend or erratic divided policies are not popular choice among fifty respondent companies. The use of traditional method of dividend policies which suggests that market price increases with declaration of dividend is strong and dominant. Followed by the Modiglani Miller Method which indicates that dividend distribution has no impact on valuation. On the contrary it is found that Investment decisions influence share valuation .This is further followed by Walter Model where impact of dividend on share price depends on the IRR visa-a-vis cost of capital) and . Gordon Method in which dividend policy has an impact on share valuation. Statistical tests such as Friedman’s ANOVA test, Kruskal-Wallis ANOVA ,and ,Karl Pearson’s Coefficient of Correlation analysis are used for analysis and the validity of the collected data is checked by using Cronbach’s alpha.
FACTORS INFLUENCING DISTRIBUTION PLANNING
(International Journal of Advance and Innovative Research, 2019-07-30) Save, Vibhuti
Govindarajan, V. , Three Box Solution – A Strategy for Leading Innovation Book Review
(Dr. VN Brims Srujan, 2019-07-30) Punjani, Krunal; Bhanushali, Mahesh; Bedi, Satvinder Singh
We all are living in the era driven by dynamics of technology, internet, shifting customer preferences and loyalty. Hence business strategies require constant reformulation and redefinition. This is because the old assumptions and practices are no longer valid or there has been neutralization and imitation of tactics by competitors. Organizations can remain successful and sustainable by reinventing themselves continually. Author Mr. Vijay Govindrajan’s has defined a framework, which can help the organization in leading Innovation. This book is the result of thirty-five years of research in corporations globally and includes instances of the companies benefited by implementing this framework. The more people in a company who understand how the three boxes work, the better prepared that organization will be to anticipate and exploit changes of all kinds – to act instead of reacting. The objectives of this book review are to present the new perspective of innovational practices adopted by the various organizations for the formulation of business strategies and bringing relevance according to the dynamics of the technology and challenging competitive advantage.