Readership
Business students, researchers, managers and entrepreneurs.Table of Contents
- CONTENTS
- FOREWORD
- PREFACE
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS
CHAPTER 1 RISK ANALYSIS OF IMPLEMENTING IMMERSIVE TECHNOLOGY IN THE
- HEALTHCARE SYSTEM
- Mohammad Nasfikur R. Khan, Kari J. Lippert and Robert J. Cloutier
- INTRODUCTION
- BACKGROUND
- Immersive Technologies
- VR
- AR
- Immersive Technologies in Medical Sciences
- CONCEPT OF OPERATIONS (CONOPS)
- STAKEHOLDERS
- Desirements of the Stakeholders
- RISK IDENTIFICATION
- Assessing the Context
- Risk Identifying
- Analyzing the Risk
- Evaluate the Risk Factors
- Assessing the Risk
- RISK ANALYSIS
- FMEA (Failure Mode and Effects Analysis)
- CLD (Causal Loop Diagram)
- FTA (Fault Tree Analysis)
- Ishikawa Diagram
- RISK HANDLING AND MONITORING
- Avoiding
- Retention
- Sharing
- Transferring
- Prevention
- CONCLUSION
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
CHAPTER 2 INTERNET OF THINGS (IOT) IN THE AGRICULTURE SECTOR TOWARD
- URBAN GREENING
- Pawan Whig, Shama Kouser, Ashima Bhatnagar Bhatia, Arun Velu and Yusuf Jibrin
- Alkali
- INTRODUCTION
- IoT (Internet of Things)
- Methods and Techniques for Smart Agriculture
- Precision Farming
- Farming in a Greenhouse
- Farming in Cities
- Case Study
- IoT: Fundamentally Redefining How Business Is Done in the Twenty-First Century
- Agriculture IoT Applications
- Intelligent Irrigation
- System for Pest and Weed Control
- Crop Evaluation
- Fertilization with Pinpoint Accuracy
- Challenges and Solutions
- CONCLUSION
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
CHAPTER 3 EMBODIED IMMERSION: EXPLORING THE CONVERGENCE OF HAPTIC
- VR AND PERVASIVE VISUAL SENSORS
- Isha Pant, Ashish Joshi and Pragya Baluni
- BACKGROUND AND DRIVING FORCES
- Perception and Reality
- Targeted Tendencies
- Artificial Sensory Stimulation
- Perception
- Giant Leap with Visual Sensor Networks
- DRIVING GROWTH OF AUGMENTED AND VIRTUAL REALITY
- Escaping with VR Realm
- VR Scene Modeling
- VR Model Optimization
- VIRTUALIZATION OF SENSOR NETWORKS
- Testing the Boundaries with Visual Sensor Networking in VR Modeling
- Visual Data Accumulation Challenges
- EMERGING AR AND VR TRENDS
- CONCLUSION
- BIBLOGRAPHY
CHAPTER 4 POST-PANDEMIC OTT MEDIA HEGEMONY IN INDIA: A SOCIO-
- ECONOMIC PERSPECTIVE
- Madhuri Yadav and Sukanta Kumar Baral
- INTRODUCTION
- OTT in India and COVID-19 Pandemic
- Literature Review
- Objectives of the Study
- RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
- Results
- Socio-Economic Perspectives
- DISCUSSION
- CONCLUSION
- BIBLOGRAPHY
CHAPTER 5 THE DIGITAL DISRUPTION MODEL: REDEFINING THE HEALTHCARE
- SECTOR WITH INNOVATION
- Preetiraj Pattnaik, Rabinarayan Patnaik and Prasanta Kumar Mohanty
- INTRODUCTION
- UNDERSTANDING DISRUPTION
- ALIGNING INNOVATION AND DISRUPTION
- JOBS-TO-BE-DONE (JTBD) FRAMEWORK
- JOBS-TO-BE-DONE (JTBD) PYRAMID
- ORGANIZING ONESELF FOR THE INNOVATION
- Key Resources in Healthcare
- Key Processes in Healthcare
- Key Profit Formula in Healthcare
- RPP FRAMEWORK
- METHODOLOGY
- RESULTS
- Regional Distribution
- Value to Customers, Business Models and Mode of Solutions
- Provided Solutions
- Customer Needs Addressed
- Inter-categorical View
- DISCUSSION
- LIMITATIONS
- CONCLUSION
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
CHAPTER 6 A STUDY ON DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION EMPOWERING HUMAN
- RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
- Chitra Krishnan, Richa Goel, Supriya Lamba Sahdev and Jasmine Mariappan
- INTRODUCTION
- Literature Review
- Research Objectives
- Research Methodology
- HR and Digital Transformation
- Digitalization in Recruitment
- Digitalization in Training and Development
- In the Digital Transformation Process, HR Departments have Two Responsibilities to Play
- Automation
- Digital Onboarding
- Employee Self-Service Portals
- HR Chatbots
- AI-Based Recruitment
- People Analytics
- Big Data, AI and HR
- Benefits of Big Data In HR
- Examples of Well-Known Business Organizations Using Digital HR
- CONCLUSION
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
CHAPTER 7 AN INVESTIGATION OF INDUSTRY 4.0 WITH CLIENT VALUE ADDED IN
- THE BUSINESS INDUSTRY
- Ravi Kumar Gupta, Udit Maheshwari, Ashutosh Priya and Debendra Nath Das
- INTRODUCTION
- LITERATURE REVIEW
- EVOLUTION AND DEVELOPMENT OF INDUSTRY 4.0
- Industry 1.0
- Industry 2.0
- Industry 3.0
- Industry 4.0
- BASIC STRUCTURE OF INDUSTRY 4.0/ WHAT INDUSTRY 4.0 CONSISTS OF?
- Cyber-Physical Systems (CPSs)
- Internet of Things (IoT)
- Big Data Analytics
- Artificial Intelligence (AI)
- Cloud Computing
- Robotics
- Additive Manufacturing
- Augmented Reality (AR)
- ROLE OF INDUSTRY 4.0 IN CLIENT VALUE ADDED
- Customization
- Quality
- Speed
- Communication
- Innovation
- DISADVANTAGES OF INDUSTRY 4.0 TO CLIENT VALUE ADDED:
- Cost
- Security
- Dependence on Technology
- Resistance to Change
- Ethical Issues
- Digital Divide
- MAJOR FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO THE INEFFECTIVE AND EFFECTIVE
- IMPLEMENTATION OF INDUSTRY 4.0 IN CLIENT VALUE ADDED
- Effective Implementation
- Visionary Leadership
- Strategic Planning
- Skilled Workforce
- Data Management
- Collaborative Culture
- Ineffective Implementation
- Lack of Visionary Leadership
- Inadequate Planning
- Skill Gaps
- Poor Data Management
- Siloed Culture
- CONCLUSION
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
CHAPTER 8 INNOVATIONS IN ENVIRONMENT AND SCIENCE: A STUDY ON MODELS
- OF SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENT ACROSS THE WORLD TO ACHIEVE SDG-9
- Navita Mahajan
- INTRODUCTION
- Sustainable Innovation and Traditional Innovation
- SDG 9
- India’s Development and SDG-9
- Sustainable Innovations: Objectives
- Research Gap
- Approaches to Sustainability
- Sustainable Innovations Around the World: A Compilation of Models across the World
- Smog Free Project: Air Pollution can now be Transformed into Jewellery
- The Green Building Initiative
- Groasis Waterboxx: Now, it is Possible to Grow Trees in the Desert Region.
- Supermarket Herb Gardens: Less Waste, Better Taste