Index

Technology, Management and Business

ISBN: 978-1-80455-519-4, eISBN: 978-1-80455-518-7

ISSN: 1877-6361

Publication date: 27 June 2023

This content is currently only available as a PDF

Citation

(2023), "Index", Misra, R.K., Shrivastava, A. and Sijoria, C. (Ed.) Technology, Management and Business (Advanced Series in Management, Vol. 31), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 201-206. https://doi.org/10.1108/S1877-636120230000031017

Publisher

:

Emerald Publishing Limited

Copyright © 2023 Rajnish Kumar Misra, Archana Shrivastava and Charu Sijoria. Published under exclusive licence by Emerald Publishing Limited


INDEX

Adaptability
, 144

to situations
, 146, 148

Administrative tasks
, 11

Amazon Prime
, 36–37

Analytical strategy
, 114

Analytics-advanced sensors
, 3

Apple
, 1

Applicant tracking systems (ATS)
, 13

Arbitrary choice
, 193–194

Artificial Intelligence (AI)
, 1–2, 10, 23

AI-assisted recruitment
, 13

Attraction–selection–attrition framework (ASA framework)
, 111–112

Automation
, 3

Autonomous solutions
, 23

Average Variance Extracted (AVE)
, 52, 115, 149

Awareness of functional foods
, 131

Bank linkage model
, 169–170

Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM)
, 23

Banking
, 36–37

Banking Regulation Act (1949)
, 23

Bayesian analysis
, 189–190

Bayesian belief networks
, 197

Bayesian inference
, 189–191

approaches
, 190–191

choice of hyperparameters
, 193–194

marketing application
, 196–197

MCMC methods
, 194–196

software and R-packages for Bayesian computation
, 196

specification of priors
, 192–194

use case examples
, 198–199

Bayesian paramounts
, 191–192

Big data analytics
, 2, 23

Bitcoin
, 2–3

Blackberry
, 1

Blending
, 129–130

Blockbuster
, 1

Brand equity
, 73

Business (es)
, 1–2

innovation
, 2

leaders
, 7–8

talent
, 16–17

Buying behaviour of consumers
, 131–133

Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC)
, 2–3

Central Bank of Malaysia
, 23

Central Bank of Singapore
, 23

Character Strengths Rating Form (CSRF)
, 113

Chit fund companies
, 23

Classical inference
, 190–191

Cloud computing
, 3, 23

Cognitive development theory
, 144–145

Collaboration
, 39

Commercial entrepreneurs
, 90, 93–94

Common method bias (CMB)
, 51–52, 119–120, 149–150

Common method variance (CMV)
, 51–52

Communication gap
, 65–66

Communities of practices (CoPs)
, 46

relationship between preference for teamwork and
, 48

theoretical background and hypothesis development
, 48–50

Community service
, 40

Competent organizations
, 71–72

Competition Commission of India
, 22

Competitive advantage
, 79, 83–84

cost cutting and differentiation for
, 83

Composite reliability (CR)
, 115

Compound annual growth rate (CAGR)
, 127–128

Computer revolution
, 8

Concern for team members
, 46–47

mediating role
, 49–50

relationship between CoPs and
, 49

relationship between preference for teamwork and
, 48–49

Confirmatory factor analysis (CFA)
, 51, 115, 117, 149

Conjugate priors
, 192–193

Consumer acceptance
, 4, 129

Consumer buying behaviour
, 196

Consumer perceptions
, 128

Content analysis approach
, 99

Continuous improvement
, 81–82

Control-based human resource system (CBHRS)
, 80–81

Convergent validities
, 52

Corporate branding
, 17

Corporate governance
, 3

Corporate social responsibility (CSR)
, 35, 83–84

Cost cutting and differentiation for competitive advantage
, 83

Cost reduction
, 80

Coursera
, 177

COVID-19 pandemic
, 33–34, 176

and effects
, 37–38

impact
, 38–39

literature review
, 34–37

management strategies
, 33–34

strategies to handle
, 39–40

worst hit sectors
, 41

Credible interval
, 192

Credit
, 158, 160–161

societies
, 23

Cumulative distribution function (CDF)
, 193

Customer expectations
, 2, 62–63

Customer experiences
, 61–63

Customer focus
, 82

Customer gap
, 64–65

Data mining techniques
, 178

Decision tree
, 196–197

Decision-makers
, 40

Descriptive statistics
, 149

Dialpad Meetings
, 12

Differentiation
, 80, 83

Digital Banking Licence Regulations
, 23

Digital HRM best practices
, 12–13

Digital human resources (Digital HR)
, 10–11

advantages
, 11–12

data-driven in procedures by embracing technology
, 12

HR operations
, 11

HR professionals save time by automating tasks
, 11

technological advancements
, 12

Digital India
, 22

Digital innovations
, 11

Digital jobs
, 18

Digital solutions
, 23

Digital technology
, 2–3, 7–8

Digital transformation
, 1

Digitalization
, 176

Digitization
, 18, 30

Discriminant validities
, 52

Distribution
, 197

Dynamic self-managed teams
, 39–40

EdTech industry
, 176

Education in India
, 181–184

Elicited hyperparameters
, 194

Emerging technologies
, 23

Emotions
, 67

Empathy
, 100–101

Empirical Bayes method (EB method)
, 194

Employee branding
, 71–72, 74

result of survey on
, 75

Employer branding
, 71–74

result of survey on
, 76

Empowerment of women
, 157–158

Entrepreneurship
, 91, 96–97

Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA)
, 25–26

Execution
, 68

Expectations
, 61–63

Experience
, 61–62, 66, 68

Experience, emotions, exclusivity, execution, engagement model (5Es model)
, 66–68

for positive customer experience
, 66

in service quality gap model
, 67

Explicit expectations
, 62–63

Facebook
, 12

Finance
, 24

Financial Services Commission (FSC)
, 23

Financial Supervisory Commission
, 23

Financial support
, 23

Financial systems
, 23

FinTech industry
, 23

analysis
, 26–29

comparative analysis of global and India framework
, 27

findings
, 29–30

implications for financial sector
, 29–30

literature review
, 24–26

research methodology
, 26

Firms
, 1

Fiverr
, 12

Flexibility
, 144

Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)
, 33–34

Fornell and Larcker (1981) method
, 115

Fortification
, 129–130

Freedom of movement
, 35

Functional foods
, 127–128

factors influencing purchase of
, 136–137

research methodology
, 130–131

results
, 131–137

review of literature
, 128–130

Gap
, 61–62

Gender equality
, 5

Gibbs sampler
, 195

Global financial crisis (2008)
, 37–38

GoToMeeting
, 12

Great Depression
, 37–38

Haryana
, 158–159

trends and progress of micro-finance in
, 161–169

HDFC
, 26–27

Health
, 128, 130

Heterogeneity
, 196

Heterotrait–Monotrait method (HTMT method)
, 115

HTMT 2 method
, 115

Hidden expectations
, 62–63

Hierarchical Bayes model
, 198

Hierarchical priors
, 193

High-performing human resource system (HPHRS)
, 80–81

Hilton Worldwide
, 8

Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA)
, 23

Hospitality industry
, 36–37

Human resource (HR) (see also Digital human resources (Digital HR))
, 7–8

practices
, 79–80

processes automation
, 16

tool
, 14, 16–17

for TQM
, 80–81

Human resource management (HRM)
, 7–8, 80–81

AI-assisted recruitment
, 13

analysis
, 18

better user experience and onboarding
, 13

compliance
, 13

different types of HRM strategies
, 9

digital HRM best practices
, 12–13

digital human resources
, 10–12

employee participation
, 14

literature review
, 8–10

recruitment
, 14

remote team management
, 13

research methodology
, 10

research objective
, 10

resource management and automation
, 14

roles played by
, 15

system maturity, digitization and business performance
, 8

technology
, 14

Hypotheses testing
, 52–53

ICICI
, 26–27

Implicit expectations
, 62–63

Indian economy
, 22

Indian organization
, 47

Industrial Revolution
, 22–23

Industry 4.0 business models
, 3

Information reweighted prior (IRP)
, 197

Information technology (IT)
, 10

Informative priors
, 192

Innovation
, 83

Integrated Rural Development Programme (IRDP)
, 158

Interconnectivity
, 3

International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD)
, 33–34

International Labour Organization (ILO)
, 33–34

Joint Liability Group scheme (JLG scheme)
, 158–159

Knowledge
, 2, 46

gap
, 65

knowledge-sharing intention
, 49–50

Knowledge, skills and abilities (KSAs)
, 144

Learning
, 2, 46, 176–177

data analysis and results
, 51–53

implications for managers and organizations
, 57

implications for theory
, 56

limitations and future scope
, 57

research methodology
, 50–51

theoretical background and hypothesis development
, 48–50

theoretical framework
, 47–48

Liberalization, Privatization and Globalization (LPG)
, 22

Likelihood function (LF)
, 190–191

LinkedIn
, 12

Machine learning
, 3, 23

Marketers
, 2

Markov Chain Monte Carlo methods (MCMC methods)
, 189–190, 194, 196

McKinsey & Company
, 38

Measurement model
, 51, 115, 149

Media
, 36–37

Mediator analysis using Hayes PROCESS macro
, 117

Metropolis–Hastings algorithm
, 195

Micro small and medium enterprises (MSMEs)
, 35

Micro-Enterprise Development Programme (MEDP)
, 165–166

Micro-enterprises
, 160–161

Micro-finance
, 157–158

analysis of study
, 161–171

implications of bank linkage model
, 169–170

literature review
, 158–160

research methods
, 161

research objectives
, 160

theoretical framework
, 160–161

Micro-finance Institutions (MFIs)
, 158–159

Mindful behaviour
, 110

Mindfulness
, 2, 110

and person–organization fit
, 112

and temperance among employees
, 111

Mindfulness-Based Strength Practice (MBSP)
, 110

Mobile learning
, 178

Modelling
, 189–190

Moderation analysis
, 150

Modernization
, 127–128

Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS)
, 23

Money lenders
, 23

Moral judgement
, 100–101

Multinationals
, 71–72

findings
, 76

future implications
, 76–77

literature review
, 74

methods of research
, 75

purpose of study
, 74

questionnaire design
, 75

research methodology
, 74–75

Multiple regression analysis
, 177

National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD)
, 157–159, 161

National Institute of Rural Development and Panchayati Raj (NIRDPR)
, 166–167

National Payment Corporation of India (NPCI)
, 27

Neo-bank
, 23

Netflix
, 1, 36–37

New product development
, 196–197

‘Next normal’ business practices
, 3

Niti Aayog
, 27

Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs)
, 23

Non-informative priors
, 192

Non-performing assets (NPAs)
, 160

NPTEL
, 177

Online education
, 176–177

Openness to people’s ideas
, 144–146, 148

Ordinary least squares regression (OLS regression)
, 114

Organization citizenship behaviour (OCB)
, 112

Organizational culture
, 77

Organizational learning
, 46

Organizational performance
, 8–10

Organizations
, 1, 39, 79

Pandemic
, 1–2, 33–34

Payment Services Act
, 23

PayPal
, 24

Perceived co-worker support
, 49–50

Perceived gaps
, 61–62

Perception of socio-economic factors towards parameters of functional food products
, 133–136

Performance (delivery) gap
, 65

Person–organization fit (P-O fit)
, 4, 109–111

mindfulness and
, 112

temperance and
, 111–112

PM-KISAN
, 24

Post COVID-19 disruptions
, 5

Posterior distribution
, 191–192

Posterior standard deviation
, 192

Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY)
, 24

Predictive distribution
, 192

Preference for teamwork
, 46

relationship between concern for team members and
, 48–49

relationship between CoPs and
, 48

Price fixing decision
, 197

Prior distribution
, 191

PROCESS macro
, 114, 117, 150

Promotional campaigns
, 197

Prosper
, 24

Psychological collectivism
, 47

Purchase intent
, 137

Quality
, 128

Quantitative research
, 75

Questionnaire
, 130–131

Real-time data
, 3

Reciprocity
, 96

Regional rural banks (RRBs)
, 161

RegTech
, 23, 26

Relational trust
, 96

Reliability test
, 115

Remote team management
, 13

Reserve Bank of India Act (1934)
, 23

Resource Consumption Accounting (RCA)
, 83

Resource-Based View theory (RBV theory)
, 80–81

Retail Payment Statistics
, 23

Rural social entrepreneurship
, 100–101

Sampling
, 130

Samsung
, 1

SBI
, 26–27

Self-efficacy
, 100–101

Self-help groups (SHGs)
, 157–158, 160–161

Self-Help Promoting Institutions (SHPIs)
, 161

Service delivery
, 61–62

Service quality
, 61–62

Service quality gap model (see also Total quality management (TQM))
, 63–64, 66

communication gap
, 65–66

customer gap
, 64–65

knowledge gap
, 65

performance (delivery) gap
, 65

standards and design gap
, 65

SHG-Bank Linkage Programme (SHG-BLP)
, 158–159

Skill India
, 22

Skype
, 12

Soble test
, 53

Social businesses
, 91–94

Social capital
, 90–91, 94, 97

among social entrepreneurs
, 99–100

analysis
, 99

conceptual background
, 91–92

as factor in formation of group
, 100–101

hypothesis formulation
, 97

link between social capital and institutions
, 101–102

practical implications
, 103

research methodology
, 97–99

theoretical implications
, 102

Social entrepreneurs
, 90, 92–94

Social entrepreneurship
, 89–92, 94

analysis
, 99

conceptual background
, 91–92

hypothesis formulation
, 97

practical implications
, 103

research methodology
, 97–99

theoretical implications
, 102

Social learning system
, 47–48

Social media (SM)
, 17, 93–94

Social motives
, 93–94

Social support
, 100–101

Socio-economic empowerment
, 160–161

Standards and design gap
, 65

State Self-Compassion Scale–Long-form (SSCS-L)
, 113

Statistical analysis
, 131

Stock-keeping unit (SKU)
, 197

Structural model
, 117

Student choice
, 179

implication to stakeholders
, 184–186

literature review
, 177–179

methodology
, 179–180

results
, 180–184

Student perception
, 177–178

Subjectively elicited priors
, 193

SuccessFactors Solutions
, 8

Supplementary fit
, 110

Sustainable consumption
, 3

Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
, 157–158

Swarnjayanti Gram Swarozgar Yojana (SGSY)
, 158

Swayam
, 177

Talent agility
, 2

Taste
, 128

Teamwork
, 2

Technological advancement
, 23

Technological transfer
, 46

Technology
, 2, 7–8, 24

development
, 8

Technology Adoption Model
, 178

Temperance
, 2, 110

data analysis and results
, 115–120

limitations and future directions for research
, 121

literature and hypotheses
, 111–112

managerial implications
, 121

methods
, 112–114

mindfulness and temperance among employees
, 111

and person–organization fit
, 111–112

theoretical implications
, 120

Total quality management (TQM)
, 80

literature review
, 80–84

theoretical framework
, 84

Trust
, 96, 100–101

Udemy
, 177

United Kingdom (UK)
, 23

Upwork
, 12

Validity test
, 115

Value congruence theory
, 110

Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam principle
, 22

Virtual reality
, 2

Virtue theory
, 110

Visual merchandizing
, 2

WinBUGS
, 196

Women empowerment
, 5

Work experience
, 144–145, 148–149

common method biases
, 149–150

data analysis and results
, 149

hypothesized model
, 145

imitations of study
, 154

implications for theory and practices
, 152–153

literature review and hypothesis development
, 145–146

measures
, 148–149

methods
, 147

moderating role
, 146–147

moderation analysis
, 150

research context
, 145

Work teams in organizations
, 46

World Health Organization (WHO)
, 33–34

World Wide Web
, 22

Zoom
, 12

Zopa
, 24