Motivational Practices and Its Impact on Sales Executives and Operational Executives in Leading Indian Private Banks
This study aims at exploring the impact of motivational practices on job satisfaction in the context to Private banks in India. A total of 240responses from three leading Indian private banks were collected and analyzed objectively. It was found that motivational practices have a significant association with job satisfaction (JS). Communication and Remuneration were found to have a positive impact on job satisfaction (JS). It was also found that communication has the greatest impact on JS. Academicians, researchers, policy-makers, practitioners, students, local and foreign entrepreneurs of India and other similar countries could benefit from this paper by exploring the association between HR practices and job satisfaction
Published by: Amitabh Patnaik
Author: Amitabh Patnaik
Paper ID: V3I2-1556
Paper Status: published
Published: April 26, 2017
ASIC Implementation of 64 -bit Comparator using Reversible logic
A need for low power ICs arises to keep the power density of ICs within tolerable limits. While the power dissipation increases linearly with advanced version processors, the power density also increases exponentially, because of the ever-shrinking size of the integrated circuits. Reversible logic is emerging as an important research area in the recent years due to its ability to reduce power dissipation, which is the main requirement in low power digital design. In our proposed method reversible comparator based on CMOS logic circuit is designed using reversible gates. In this design, we try to reduce optimization parameters like a number of constant inputs, garbage outputs, and quantum cost. The experimental results obtained for implementation in CADENCE EDA 180nm technology shows the considerable reduction in terms of Power Delay Product in comparison with the comparator designed using conventional gates.
Published by: K. Saranya, T. Saranya, P. Mallikarjunan, M. Rajadurai
Author: K. Saranya
Paper ID: V3I2-1555
Paper Status: published
Published: April 26, 2017
Review of Influence of Road Side Friction in Urban Area
India is a developing Asian country which faces various traffic problems. Among which side friction is one of the major problems in metro cities. Side friction can be defined as all that activities which are going on or along the roadway facility. It includes but not limited to pedestrians, slow moving vehicles(SMV), on road parked vehicles, roadside vendors, on-road stopping vehicles. These factors are frequent in developing countries but they are sparse and random so making it of less interest for the researchers for their studies. But in the day to day life everyone is interacting with these factors. So this paper is mainly focused on reviewing the influence of side friction causing parameters on traffic speed and road capacity for urban arterial roads. Many urban areas in India are influenced by side friction which needs to be defined with their causes and influence to arrive at mitigation techniques using relevant design standards.
Published by: Mayank Kanani, R. G Motwani, H. K Dave
Author: Mayank Kanani
Paper ID: V3I2-1552
Paper Status: published
Published: April 26, 2017
Design and Development of Screw Feeder
A screw feeder is a device that is mostly used to transport varieties of materials at a desired and controlled flow rate. Screw feeders are also called as screw augers. In many studies, there is no distinction between a screw feeder and a screw elevator. The difference between both of them is that a screw feeder is used to transport material in horizontal or inclined arrangement whereas in a screw elevator material is handled in a vertical manner. A screw feeder can transport varieties of particulate matter whether it is a chemical, semi-solid material, plastic, slurry etc. Apart from transportation screw feeders are used to measure flow rate as well as they are used to add small traces of materials (i.e. pigments) to powders. In this paper, design & manufacturing of screw feeder for achieving constant flow rate which is required to supply the material (in this application it is wheat) to the grinding wheels of the flour mill and hence will reduce non-uniform wear of grinding wheels and hence will increase its life.
Published by: Utkarsha Govind Kulkarni, Hemanshu P. Shah, Satyam M. Sanas, Abhishek P. Shete, Ganesh H. Kekan
Author: Utkarsha Govind Kulkarni
Paper ID: V3I2-1547
Paper Status: published
Published: April 26, 2017
Enabling Technologies, Protocols, and Applications: A Detailed Survey on IoT
The Internet of things is used as a parasol catch word for combining and covering the major aspects related to the extension of the Internet and Web into the phenomenon, by means of vast positioning of spatially distributed devices that contains embedded identification, sensing and/or actuation capabilities. Internet of Things (IoT) consists of a large number of connected objects that are communicating with each other. To discuss the Internet of things in wider sense and precedence on protocols, technologies, and application along with related issues. The main factor IoT concept is the integration of different technologies. The IoT is empowered by the hottest developments in RFID, smart sensors, communication technologies, and Internet protocols. The primary hypothesis is to have smart sensor dealing directly to deliver a class of applications without any external or human participation. Recently development in the Internet and smartphone and machine-to-machine technologies can be considered first phase of the IoT. In the platinum should continue to raise IoT is expected to be one of the main hubs between various technologies by connecting smart physical objects together and allow different applications in support of smart decision making. In this paper, we discuss IoT architecture and the technical aspect that relate to IoT. Then, give overview about IoT technologies, protocols and applications and related issues with the comparison of other survey papers. The survey aims to help other researchers in delving into the details of such techniques by going through their classification and comparison. The classification has been done based on the inherent features of this authentication technique such as being distributed vs. centralized, flat vs. hierarchical, and more others.
Published by: Gururaj Kulkarni, S. H Manoor, P. V Mitragotri
Author: Gururaj Kulkarni
Paper ID: V3I2-1544
Paper Status: published
Published: April 26, 2017
A Survey on Current Issues Prevailing in Public Transport System
Public Transport system (PTS) is an important and an essential part of urban and rural dwellers. PTS enables a smooth mobility of people and goods. Without PTS no city can improve the standard of living of the people and can make progress. As population continue to increase, many problems arise which make the PTS an unreliable and inefficient service provider. So, providing a good PTS is required in today’s world. There is a need to check and know the causes and solutions for effective transport system. Objective of the paper is to identify the major problems that make PTS an unreliable system and suggest possible solutions to overcome the issues.
Published by: Mohankumari K. V, Anitha L, Apsara S, Rashmi G A, Jyothi B
Author: Mohankumari K. V
Paper ID: V3I2-1541
Paper Status: published
Published: April 26, 2017
