The research was conducted to examine the perception of customers about the Online video content streaming platforms also known as Over the Top (OTT) platforms. Online users are increasingly accessing live broadcasts, as well as recorded video content and digital music services through the internet and mobile devices. Therefore, media and entertainment businesses may consider other variables when they explore their viewers profiles and their consumption behaviors. This research explores the consumers’ perceptions toward online streaming technologies and sheds light on their motivations to use them. Most OTT providers have a specific application, website, or page where a user can sign up for a subscription to access the particular benefits. All media content is transmitted via the Internet during the broadcast through OTT, without the operator's involvement. India has seen a massive increase in video content consumption on various platforms in recent years. This article examines the perception of consumers and the factors affecting people's preferences to use OTT platforms. By providing a well-furnished questionnaire, our respondents filled them and with the details different analyses are done. After considering the analysis results, the conclusion is drawn according to value. This study provides an apparent research knowledge to the readers. By and large, the examination gives important bits of knowledge for working on web sustenance-requesting administrations effectively.
This article analyzes the advantages and disadvantages of staff shortages as part of the equal opportunities policy in attracting experienced and professional staff to local authorities and private sector networks and retaining existing staff. Based on the results of the research, conclusions and proposals were developed.The uniqueness of this article is that it offers an innovative method that serves to increase the work efficiency of employees, which is not found in the public organizations and private sector of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
In this article, the issue of increasing the export capacity of the company's products, capturing foreign markets, analyzing economic activity and improving the innovative product marketing program is considered.
Tourism development is highly considered as an important tool in promoting economic growth. Developing countries have taken a high effort to increase the economy through the development of international tourism. This article aims to explain the relation between tourism and economic growth and to explore how investment on tourism helps to the growth of economic situation of a country. Tourism is an element export for developing countries like India. It is the most significant source of foreign exchange after petroleum products. In India tourism sector plays a very important role in the development of Indian Economy. It contributes to the development of employment generation, Gross Domestic Product and Foreign Exchange earnings in tremendous and significant way.
Indian road congress has specified the design procedures for flexible pavement based on California bearing ratio (CBR) values. The pavement design has accompanied by the code IRC:37–2018 and Ministry of state Transportation (MOST) specification. In this project report, the pavement layers its prescribed limits by the Ministry of state Transportation (MOST) and raw material required for the laying of pavement associated with laying of 4 lanes on national highway 102 between Lilong to Waithou. The roads start from Lilong (330.00km to 333.00km) to Waithou, which has the design length of project road of 3 km. This length is considered as one packing for constructuction by GRIL Infra purposed on EPC mode basis as per direction of National highway and infrastructure Development Corporation (NHIDCL). The alignment of highway passes through plain terrain for 2.2km and remain land is mountain terrain length is 0.8km is in rolling. The existing carriage width is 7.0m with 1.5m paved shoulder, 1m width with drainage, 1.5m width with median at location of settlement. There are 18 no. of cross drainage structure are present in 3km stretch of project road. These include 1 major bridge, 2 minor bridges and 12 culverts. These project works is being expected to complete within 2 years. These project reports also include collection of traffic data, soil, aggregate and bitumen collection and testing has been carried out.
In developed countries, small innovative enterprises, especially entities implementing innovative projects, receive all possible support. A striking example is the United States, where the policy of each state is focused on supporting small and medium-sized businesses aimed at implementing projects in the field of nanotechnology, as well as other projects included in the list of promising technology areas approved by the US government. In Uzbekistan, the share of the effectiveness of the implementation of innovative projects small and medium-sized enterprises are much smaller, and therefore, Uzbekistan should use the advantage of catching up, having studied the leading experience of the leading countries in supporting small and medium-sized businesses, and, if possible, adapt this experience to Uzbekistan reality.
Family entrepreneurship is the backbone of economic development and growth in most African countries, including job generation. Small community-based enterprises to multi-industry conglomerates are all examples of family businesses. To ensure their growth, it is important that family businesses are delicately and decisively managed. Like other types of businesses, family businesses require an enabling environment to thrive. This environment is embedded within an entrepreneurial ecosystem which includes policy, capital, culture, market access, resources, human capital, innovation research and development, technology transfer, and community building. This chapter aims to look at the fundamental components of the entrepreneurial ecosystem that help family businesses develop and grow. The chapter's discussions focused on the family business ecosystem, culture, conflicts, and other challenges that African family-owned businesses face. The analysis was aided by using an explanatory embedded multiple case study methodology. Top Faith University, Mkpatak in Nigeria, Maponya Business in South Africa, and Mohammed Enterprise Limited (MeTL) in Tanzania are the three case studies presented. It was observed that one of the major risks for family businesses is succession planning and conflict over succession in the business. This could be due to family system behaviours and norms such as communication, conflict resolution approaches, and family positional power. Based on these findings, African family businesses should consider adopting appropriate governance structures, procedures, and succession planning to mitigate operational risks. The governance structures and procedures- present opportunities to strengthen their market value, such as technology transfer, hiring competent human capital, fostering a positive workplace culture, and ensuring that their business is run professionally to attract investors and collaborators as it grows. Family businesses should implement a proactive strategy plan for succession planning to enable sustainable growth and the successful transfer of these businesses to the next generation.
Minerals are essential for a wide variety of metabolic and physiologic processes in the human body. Calcium is one of the essential nutrients that is necessary for many functions in human health. About 99 percent of calcium in the body is stored in the skeletal system, while the remaining one percent is present in other cells, such as muscle cells. Although this muscle cell calcium is involved in a variety of physiologic processes associated with energy metabolism and muscle contraction. Exercise increases the reabsorption of calcium from bones and inadequate intake of calcium resulting in hypocalcaemia. Hypocalcaemia is one of the factors causing the decline in leg muscle strength in athletes. Although adequate calcium intake is necessary to promote bone health and prevent osteoporosis, increased physical activity alone does not necessarily demand an increased intake of dietary calcium or other micronutrients. Athletes may lose calcium via sweat, in which case replenishment is advocated either via dietary intake of calcium-rich foods or a commercial calcium supplement. The important message to athletes is to consume a diet adequate in energy, protein, fat, vitamins, minerals, and fluids to support the physical demands and replenish the physiologic losses incurred with physical training. Research has shown that adequate calcium intake can reduce the risk of fractures, osteoporosis, gastrointestinal diseases and kidney stone etc. The purpose of this article is to review the health benefits of calcium and consequences of calcium supplementation on osteoporosis/osteoporotic fractures, cardiovascular events, kidney stones, gastrointestinal diseases, and other important diseases. Furthermore, an effort is made to address the role of dietary or supplemented calcium on several indices of physical performance. In the end, we suggest that calcium supplementation should be prescribed and taken cautiously, accounting for individual's risks and benefits. Clearly, further studies are needed to examine the health effects of calcium supplementation to make any solid recommendations on physical performance of people of different genders, ages and ethnicities.
The purpose of this is to understand how different personalities react to selfie campaigns by different brands or not these campaigns increase the participation level on social media and the different outcomes of the selfie campaigns in the social world for millennials. Newer techniques are used by companies to attract consumers whereas selfie campaigns are exponentially growing. Uploading selfie with the brands or products grows the popularity of the users as well as creates a self-image and self-personality of the users. Selfie campaigns attract different types of personalities differently whereas narcissist personalities are more adaptive to these selfie campaigns. The Big Five Personality traits are also studied here and concluded that the craze, desire, and desire to be popular induces more selfie participation in these campaigns. People feel connected to the companies when they participate in such campaigns and become family to them.
