Jamal Academic Research Journal : An Interdisciplinary

Intangible assets and market capitalization – an Indian experience

Dr. S. Rizvan Ahamed — 2024-11-22

Over the last two decades, there has been a gradual shift toward a knowledge-based, rapidly changing, technology-intensive economy in which investments in human resources, information technology, research and development, and advertising have become critical to a firm's competitive position and future viability. In today's knowledge era, it is widely believed that intangible assets are the primary drivers of enterprises. Intangible asset valuation The market capitalization approach is rapidly being adopted by all stakeholders in order to determine the value generation or destruction by the corporation. Currently, in the competitive period, innovations, brand value, business image, staff abilities and experience are all intangibles that directly or indirectly effect market capitalization and shareholder value development. The current research paper focuses on the contribution of intangibles to market capitalization by the top 20 Indian corporations, the creation of intangibles using the market capitalization method, intangible disclosers and management, and how unique intangibles are important for value creation given the nature of the industry.

A Sustainable Practices and Their Impact on Customer Satisfaction in Fine Dining Restaurants of Star Hotels: A Study in Madurai City

Yoganand — 2024-11-22

This study investigates the impact of sustainable practices on customer satisfaction in fine dining restaurants within star hotels, focusing on establishments in Madurai City. As sustainability becomes an increasingly important criterion for discerning diners, this research aims to explore how eco-friendly initiatives influence customer perceptions and overall satisfaction. Using a mixed-method approach, the study collects data through surveys and interviews with customers, as well as interviews with restaurant managers to understand the implementation of sustainable practices. Key areas of focus include waste management, sourcing of organic and local ingredients, energy efficiency, and water conservation. The findings indicate a positive correlation between sustainable practices and customer satisfaction, highlighting that diners not only appreciate but also prioritize environmental responsibility when choosing fine dining experiences. The study concludes with recommendations for restaurant managers on enhancing sustainable practices to boost customer satisfaction and loyalty, thereby contributing to both environmental conservation and business success in the competitive hospitality industry.

Challenges faced by rural population on digital payment

Dr. Y. Razeeth Khan — 2024-11-22

The world of today is much improved by digital payment systems, or digital payment processing systems, because of the progress made in information technology. Digital payments, which will now be referred to as opps, have had a significant influence because they have eliminated barriers of time, geography, language, money, and other variables. The core of every e-commerce system is Opps. E-commerce technologies allowed for the quick and easy purchasing of goods and services in a variety of currencies from anywhere in the world. The goal of the current study is to examine the difficulties rural residents have using digital payments.

Exploring the Use of Electronic Resources in Selected Muslim Colleges in Tamil Nadu: A Survey of Users

Seeni Mohamed N — 2024-11-22

This study investigated the use of electronic resources in selected Muslim colleges in Tamil Nadu through a user survey. E-resources are vital in modern academic libraries, enhancing information accessibility and academic research. The research identified usage patterns, satisfaction levels, and challenges" Based on a survey of 200 participants.". “The Chi-Square test showed significant differences in e-resource usage among age groups (Chi-Square value = 12.34, p = 0.05). The survey instrument demonstrated high reliability with a Cronbach's Alpha value of 0.85. Factor analysis identified three key factors affecting e-resource usage: Usage Patterns, Satisfaction, and Challenges. These findings will assist academic libraries in better supporting the educational needs of their users by enhancing e-resource availability and user satisfaction.

Keywords: E-Resources, Muslim Colleges, Tamil Nadu, User Survey, Utilization, Academic Libraries

Muhammad Yousuf Kokun Al-Omari and his contributions to writing educational books

Dr.R.Shamim Ansari — 2024-11-22

Muhammad Yusuf Kokken was born in Tamil Nadu - his family is from the Arab countries and settled in India - he got the certificate of “Mawlawi Aalim” , the best scholars , a master’s degree in Arabic and a master’s degree in English. He worked as a lecturer and head of the Arabic, Urdu and Persian departments at the University of Madras and dean of the Jamaliyya Arabic College in Madras. He has produced many valuable educational books.