Company Profile Research Articles

A Study on Customer Service in Honda at Tiruchirappalli

ABSTRACT The study entitled "A STUDY ON CUSTOMER SERVICE IN HONDA AT TIRUCHIRAPALLI". This study has attempted to analyze the health and safety of employee. The study is fully based on primary data and profile of the industry. This study has been organized into five chapters. The first chapter includes three categories. Starting with introduction about the study, need and scope of the study. The introduction part explains the meaning and definitions of health and safety, the final category is review of literature. The second chapter includes industry. profile and company profile. The third chapter is design of the study which includes the objectives, limitation of the study, research methodology and statistical tools used for the data analysis the following tools were used Simple percentage analysis, Chi-square and correlation. The fifth chapter includes the findings, suggestions and conclusion of this study. After that it includes reference which is used in this project.

A Study on Customer Perception Towards Online Banking Services of Public Sector Banks with Special Reference to Tiruchirappalli

ABSTRACT The study entitled “A STUDY ON CUSTOMER PERCEPTION TOWARDS ONLINE BANKING SERVICES OF PUBLIC SECTOR BANKS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO TIRUCHIRAPPALLI”. This study has attempted to analyze the customer perception of online banking services. The study is fully based on primary data and profile of the industry. This study has been organized into five chapters. The first chapter includes three categories. Starting with introduction about the study, need and scope of the study. The introduction part explains the meaning and definitions of online banking, the final category is review of literature. The second chapter includes industry profile and company profile. The third chapter is design of the study which includes the objectives, limitation of the study, research methodology and statistical tools used for the data analysis the following tools were used Simple percentage analysis, Chi- square and correlation. The fifth chapter includes the findings, suggestions and conclusion of this study. After that it includes reference which is used in this project.

A Study on Employees Satisfaction Towards Labour Welfare Measures.

ABSTRACT The study entitled "A STUDY ON EMPLOYEES' SATISFACTION TOWARDS LABOUR WELFARE MEASURES AT KOTHARI SUGARS AND CHEMICALSLIMITED, KATTUR". This study is attempted to analyse the employee satisfaction towards labour welfare measures at Kothari sugars and chemicals limited, Kattur. The study is fully based on both primary and secondary data. This study has been organized into five chapters. This first chapter includes four categories. The first one is introduction about the study, need & scope of the study and review of literature. The introduction part explains the meaning and definitions of labour welfare. The final category is review of literature. The second chapter is industry profile and company profile. The third chapter deals with research methodology which includes the objectives, limitation of the study. The fourth chapter deals with analysis & interpretation which includes tools such as Simple percentage analysis, chi- square and correlation analysis. The fifth chapter includes the findings, suggestions and conclusion of this study. After that it includes reference which is used in this project

Pembuatan Website Company Profile Sebagai Media Promosi Menggunakan Wordpress Pada CV. Duta Perkasa Pasuruan

This research aims to determine the creation of a company profile website used WordPress in the CV. Duta Perkasa Pasuruan and know how to measure effectiveness on its company profile website with Webqual method. The type of research used in this research was Action Research. This research used the method of distributing questionnaires to 15 respondents, observation, documentation and interviews. This research measured the effectiveness of newly created websites using the Webqual method. The results of this research showed that: (1) the website that had been created was easy for visitors to use in the usability dimension (2) the website that had been created had present accurate, up-to-date and easy to understand information in the information quality dimension (3) the website that had been created could make it easier users interact on the website on the interaction quality dimension.

Exploring circular economy in the United Kingdom based on LinkedIn data from company profiles

Exploring circular economy in the United Kingdom based on LinkedIn data from company profiles

Reasons of diversification strategy in construction: a view of senior managers

Purpose Many construction companies use the diversification strategy to take advantage of its various advantages. However, previous studies on this strategy have neither analysed its management perspective nor considered the pre-diversification stage of construction companies. The purpose of this study is to provide a detailed discussion about the diversification motivations of construction companies and to evaluate the pre-diversification decision-making criteria at the corporate level in the construction industry from the perspective of senior managers. Design/methodology/approach The related literature was reviewed to determine the reasons for diversification. The data required to investigate the relationship between company profiles and reasons for diversification were then obtained through a semi-structured questionnaire survey conducted with 40 senior construction managers. The results were analysed through statistical tests. Findings Profiles of construction companies have no significant effect on reasons for diversification. The majority of contractors diversify regardless of typology, risk attitude or diversification modes and describe themselves as a prospector or an analyser, risk-averse and moderately diversified. Finally, the related diversification is more favourable than the unrelated one. Research limitations/implications The questionnaire survey was conducted with companies in Turkey. The scope of the study could be extended to other countries or more companies to increase its generalization capability. This study reveals managerial behaviours required for construction companies to overcome the challenges faced in making a decision to implement a diversification strategy, achieve a sustainable growth and gain a competitive advantage. The study argues for the necessity of establishing a relationship between company profiles and the reasons, advantages and disadvantages of diversification strategy. The findings and recommendations are a valuable source of information and guidance for practitioners, policymakers and researchers. Practical implications Decision-maker practitioners in the construction industry may benefit from the results of this research as a guide during the pre-diversification stage of the decision-making process for implementing the diversification strategy. Originality/value To the best of the authors’ knowledge, this study is the first attempt to present the approaches of senior managers of construction companies on reasons for diversification and the relationship between these reasons and typologies, risk attitudes and diversification modes of companies.

An exploratory study of the demand side of firms' non-financial information

PurposeThe purpose of the present study is to investigate the demand side of non-financial reporting, especially integrated reporting. We investigate (1) what type of content the users of online integrated reports access most frequently and (2) whether users search for non-financial content and content that integrated reports must contain to comply with the requirements of the International Integrated Reporting Framework (IIRF).Design/methodology/approachWe perform big data analysis on the log files associated with user access to five online integrated reports over a period of 12 months to investigate what type of information users access most frequently when they visit online integrated reports. Content analysis enabled us to match the usage data (page impressions) to certain topics within the integrated reports. Our analysis, which is based on data reflecting over one million webpage views, indicates which types of integrated-report content attract the users’ attention and which do not.FindingsOur results confirm that integrated reports in general, and specific components in particular, are of significant value to users. In contrast to what other studies suggest, we find no evidence that users seek financial information to a much greater extent than non-financial information. Specifically, our results show that usage between financial and non-financial information is quite evenly distributed and differs depending on the metric under consideration; considering usage by topic impressions financial information is used more frequently, scaling topic impressions by report pages addressing a specific topic, non-financial information displays higher usage. With respect to specific topics, our analysis shows that the topics that attracted most interest from our sample of users are performance, financial statements, company profile and value creation. Furthermore, our findings confirm the importance of integrated reporting from a user perspective.Practical implicationsThe results of our study are of practical value to both standard setters and (potential) preparers for two main reasons: first, they provide user-centric evidence about the importance of non-financial information and empirically confirm that integrated reporting has become widely accepted among users; second, they provide evidence about the topics that are of specific interest for users and therefore should also be considered by preparers and standard setters more carefully.Originality/valueThe present study enriches the literature on financial and sustainability reporting with informative insights into which of the topics that integrated reports contain attract most interest from users. Moreover, our results are based on actual data on the usage of such reports that reflect real user-journeys, rather than on artificial data, created for research purposes.

Managing Work Activities on the Horizon of 2040: Which Challenges for Occupational Safety and Health at Work? A Foresight Study

Faced with technological change, which has accelerated since the early 2000s, and a world that is increasingly unstable, companies are looking for new ways of organizing their activities to make themselves more agile. At the same time, attitudes to work and career paths are changing: people are looking for a better work-life balance and meaningful work. However, their careers are increasingly fragmented. In addition, the fight against climate change imposes the transformation of production systems. These new trends are leading to the emergence of new ways of managing work activities, which will undoubtedly have an impact on OSH. This paper summarizes the foresight study conducted by the Research Institute for Occupational Health and Safety in France (INRS) on the evolution of management methods and their possible consequences in terms of health and safety at work. With a multidisciplinary team, the Institute’s Watch and Foresight unit first explored the main factors of change underway in order to imagine during the second phase company profiles in 2040 based on the design fiction method. The profiles of these fictitious companies and their employees were then analysed by occupational health and safety experts to identify the main challenges and potential opportunities that could emerge in the domain of occupational risk prevention.

Analisis Strategi Pemasaran Game Genshin Impact Pada Pasar Game Global Di Indonesia

The rapid development of the global gaming industry has prompted companies such as Hoyoverse to formulate effective strategies to enhance their competitiveness. This article analyzes Hoyoverse's corporate strategy in enhancing competitiveness in the global gaming market, focusing on the role of the game Genshin Impact. The review involves the background of the gaming industry, company profile, and key elements of Genshin Impact. The aim is to identify key factors that influence Hoyoverse's competitiveness and investigate the impact of Genshin Impact on the company's position in the global market. The research methodology involves literature analysis, field research, and evaluation of the company's financial data. The results are expected to provide in-depth insights into Hoyoverse's strategy and Genshin Impact's contribution to enhancing its competitiveness in the global gaming market.

Managing Work Activities on the Horizon of 2040: Which Challenges for Occupational Safety and Health at Work? A Foresight Study

Faced with technological change, which has accelerated since the early 2000s, and a world that is increasingly unstable, companies are looking for new ways of organizing their activities to make themselves more agile. At the same time, attitudes to work and career paths are changing: people are looking for a better work-life balance and meaningful work. However, their careers are increasingly fragmented. In addition, the fight against climate change imposes the transformation of production systems. These new trends are leading to the emergence of new ways of managing work activities, which will undoubtedly have an impact on OSH. This paper summarizes the foresight study conducted by the Research Institute for Occupational Health and Safety in France (INRS) on the evolution of management methods and their possible consequences in terms of health and safety at work. With a multidisciplinary team, the Institute’s Watch and Foresight unit first explored the main factors of change underway in order to imagine during the second phase company profiles in 2040 based on the design fiction method. The profiles of these fictitious companies and their employees were then analysed by occupational health and safety experts to identify the main challenges and potential opportunities that could emerge in the domain of occupational risk prevention.

Exploration of Enterprise Risk: An Analysis of Financial Leverage, Intangible Assets, and Earnings Management Practices.

This research project aims to investigate the impact of financial leverage, intangible assets, and earnings management on corporate risk within the manufacturing sector. The principal objective is to comprehend the manner in which these variables interact and exert influence on the overall risk profile of companies within this pivotal economic sector. Quantitative research methodology, utilizing secondary data sourced from the Indonesia Stock Exchange. The data collection process entails the documentation of financial reports and pertinent metrics, thereby facilitating a comprehensive analysis of the relationships between the identified variables. The application of statistical analysis techniques allows for the assessment of the significance and strength of these relationships, thereby providing insights into the dynamics of corporate risk management. The findings demonstrate that elevated financial leverage is linked to augmented financial risk, as organizations with substantial debt burdens encounter heightened difficulties in fulfilling their obligations during economic downturns. Furthermore, the existence of intangible assets, while potentially advantageous for growth, also introduces an element of uncertainty that can have a detrimental impact on corporate risk. Furthermore, the findings indicate that earnings management practices can distort the accurate representation of a company's financial health, leading to misinformed decision-making by stakeholders. In conclusion, the research highlights the significance of comprehending the interrelationship between financial leverage, intangible assets, and earnings management in the context of corporate risk mitigation. The insights gained from this study can assist management in making informed strategic decisions, thereby enhancing the resilience and sustainability of manufacturing firms in the face of economic challenges.

The Augmented Reality-Based Company Profile Application: A Case Study on the Faculty of Engineering at Universitas Halu Oleo

This research focuses on the development of an Augmented Reality (AR) based company profile application specifically designed for the Faculty of Engineering at Universitas Halu Oleo. The aim is to create a promotional media that is not only informative but also engaging and interactive, enhancing the faculty's marketing efforts. The application was developed to allow users to access detailed information about the faculty through 3D virtual representations and interactive features that leverage AR technology.The functionality of the application was rigorously tested using black box testing methods to ensure it operates effectively across different devices and under various user interactions. The tests included installation, operation, user interface interactions such as tapping, swiping, and scrolling, and the integration with camera functions for AR features. The results confirmed that the application is fully functional, with all features performing as expected. The AR application supports multiple device resolutions and performs optimally in diverse lighting conditions, proving its robustness and adaptability.This study demonstrates the potential of AR technology as a transformative tool for educational promotion, providing an immersive and interactive experience that can significantly enhance user engagement. The application successfully integrates practical functionality with advanced AR features, making it a valuable asset for the Faculty of Engineering at Universitas Halu Oleo in their ongoing efforts to attract new students and partners.

Integration of Customer Data Management in a Web-Based Fishing Profile Application

The advancement of communication media and technology has driven various business sectors to transform digitally, including fishing businesses in South Tangerang City. However, many fishing businesses still lack adequate information systems to manage company profiles and customer data in an integrated manner. This research aims to analyze, design, and implement a fishing profile website equipped with customer data management features using the Waterfall software development methodology. The waterfall methodology was chosen for its systematic and structured approach, which involves five main stages: requirements analysis, system design, implementation, testing, and maintenance. The process begins with requirements analysis and collecting necessary customer data to proceed to the data integration stage, followed by system design and implementation by developing a user-friendly web-based fishing profile application. System testing uses black box testing to ensure all features function properly. The research results show that the developed fishing profile website provides professional information and manages customer data, including customer registration, visit history, and service preferences for available fishing products. This system can enhance operational efficiency and strengthen fishing businesses' customer relationships. In conclusion, integrating customer data into a fishing business profile website can serve as an effective solution to support digital transformation in this sector.

Optimising iCadet Assignment through User Profiling

Industry Cadetship programme is a programme that assigns penultimate year students to companies matching their profiles, bridging academic learning and industry skills. Manual data analysis for assignments is time-intensive, prompting this study’s objectives: (i) propose an algorithm to optimize student-company assignment by using the student and company profiles, (ii) propose a method for the assignment of lecturers to company, and (iii) use similarity measure techniques to recommend companies with similar characteristics. Data was collected from a university's student, company, and lecturer datasets. To assign students to companies, the Haversine, OpenStreetMap, and NetworkX were used to calculate the shortest geographical distance between the students and the companies; evaluated based on mean, variance, standard deviation, and utilization rate. For the lecturer assignment, cosine similarity was applied to measure the similarity between domain descriptions and company or lecturer information after performing Voyage AI embeddings. Lecturers are assigned to companies based on the highest domain similarity scores. The performance was evaluated using accuracy, precision, recall, and F1- score. Findings showed embedding techniques significantly enhanced the matching process, with accuracy improved from 0.464 to 0.6071, precision increased from 0.417 to 0.5058, recall saw an equal rise from 0.464 to 0.6071, and the F1-score advanced from 0.417 to 0.5264. Longer descriptive inputs further improved performance, with accuracy rising from 0.6154 to 0.7692, precision from 0.5744 to 0.7751, recall remaining steady at 0.7692, and F1-score increasing from 0.5807 to 0.7484. This work can be extended to explore job portal dataset by aligning profiles with geography and specialization.

Does CEO power affect the risk profile of acquiring insurance company?

Purpose This study aims to examine, on the one hand, the effect of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) on the evolution of the risk profile of insurance companies and, on the other hand, determine the impact of chief executive officer (CEO) power as well as its determinants on the evolution of the risk profile of the acquiring insurance company. Design/methodology/approach The analysis is based on 131 transactions between 2010 and 2022 involving European Union-based acquirers. To assess the impact of M&A on the acquiring insurance company’s risk profile (RP), the authors compare changes in the acquirer’s RP to control insurance companies. This study uses linear regression with two-stage least squares instrumental variables to examine the effect of CEO power on changes in merger-related risk. Findings The results indicate that M&A significantly increase the RP of the acquiring insurance company. Furthermore, CEO power, as measured by its four proxies (structural, ownership, experience and prestige), is positively correlated with an increase in the RP of the acquiring insurance company. These findings suggest that powerful CEOs tend to take on more risk during M&A transactions in the insurance sector. Practical implications The study’s findings can inform managerial decision-making around mergers and executive incentives. Regulators can use the insights to develop early warning systems and policies to promote financial stability. Insurance firms can enhance their own risk management by assessing the potential M&A impact and designing robust risk governance frameworks. Investors can better evaluate the risk implications of M&A and CEO influence when assessing insurance companies. Originality/value To the best of the author’s knowledge, this study is the first empirical investigation to introduce diverse executive power metrics to analyze the link between executive power and risk-taking in the European insurance sector, with a specific emphasis on the impact on M&A as critical investment choices.

Desain Profil Perusahaan Imigrasi Polonia Medan dengan Menggunakan Animasi Motion Graphics

Creating an animation for the Polonia Medan Immigration Company Profile Design Using Motion Graphics Animation is a design that aims to provide information about the Polonia Medan Immigration Office, so that it can be known by the wider public while making this animation a medium for finding out what the public doesn't know about the Polonia Medan Immigration Office . Multimedia is a combination of three elements, namely sound, images and text which can create dynamic and interactive presentations.

IMPLEMENTATION OF RISK ASSESSMENT AT PT AMEERA HATI MULIA

Risk cannot be avoided in a business; the uncertain nature allows companies to conduct risk assessments in each division. The risk management assessment process includes risk identification, risk analysis, and risk evaluation. This research was conducted to determine and analyze the implementation of risk management assessment at PT Ameera Hati Mulia. This research uses primary and secondary data types and sources. Primary data, in the form of interview results and secondary data, includes company profiles and a recap of the number of Umrah pilgrims registered. The data collection methods used are interviews, observation, and documentation. The method of discussion in this study is a qualitative descriptive discussion. In this study, researchers researched and assessed the risks in the Umrah and Hajj plus bureau company PT Ameera Hati Mulia. The risk assessment includes risk identification, analysis, and evaluation processes. Based on the results of research conducted by the author, several risks have occurred at PT Ameera, including operational and marketing risks. This research shows two types of risks at PT Ameera Hati Mulia: operational risk and marketing risk. A risk assessment is important to help the company anticipate vulnerabilities. PT Ameera ensures that any impacts arising from risks can be overcome and immediately seeks solutions if a risk event occurs. Suggestions that the author can convey based on the results of this study: PT Ameera Hati Mulia needs to create a risk register table that is useful for identifying possible risks that can occur in the company, as well as preventing and dealing with these risks.

PERANCANGAN APLIKASI E-COMMERCE DAN PENGELOLAAN DATA INVENTORI BERBASIS WEB PADA DAYA RAGA TEKNINDO

Daya Raga Teknindo is a company engaged in the production of stainless steel wire clothes hangers, seeking to increase sales and maintain consistent production data. Currently, recording of production activities is still done manually using paper and Microsoft Excel, which risks resulting in inconsistencies and loss of data. To overcome these challenges, the company plans to develop a web-based application that includes several key features. The company profile feature is designed as a marketing tool so that people can get to know the company better, while the e-commerce feature aims to make it easier for customers to buy products online. Apart from that, this application will provide an admin dashboard as a means of consistently managing inventory data and production activities. With this application, it is hoped that Daya Raga Teknindo can increase sales, manage data better and make more effective business decisions.

More than software vendors. The peculiar case of Palantir’s data integration platforms

ABSTRACT As digital platforms are increasingly incorporated within the digital apparatus of states in Europe, platformisation needs to be analysed in further detail with reference to both the specificities of the field that is affected, but also the practices of the companies that provide the platforms. This paper, in line with the special issue's focus of data integration and analysis platforms, maintains a two-fold focus on the US-based company Palantir. On the one hand, the paper critically discusses the company's discursive and material practices. Said practices include the construction of a company profile as a supporter and protector of Western values and the provision of their product for “free” for short periods, which both function as an effective entry strategy into sensitive state-run institutions, which are in principle highly regulated. On the other hand, the paper seeks to position data integration platforms in the platformisation discussion, with reference to their peculiar characteristics. Finally, the paper seeks to contribute into a finer breakdown of what is often referred to as “Big Tech” into singular actors, with differentiated practices and strategies on their transformation into quasi-public actors.

The Galician entrepreneurship internationalization matrix: A regulatory framework

This study examines the internationalization strategies of Galician entrepreneurs and SMEs, focusing on early internationalization trends. The main objective is to develop a regulatory framework that enables entrepreneurs and established SMEs to approach foreign markets effectively. From a qualitative approach, the research analyzed data from Galician firms to construct the Galician Entrepreneurship Internationalization (GEI) matrix. Data were collected through surveys and supplemented from the Vigo Free Trade Zone database, covering exporting companies founded between 1999 and 2021. Qualitative analysis and matrix modeling were applied to categorize firms into distinct internationalization stages, considering factors such as market breadth, export intensity, and speed of entry. Four company profiles emerged from the analysis. The findings reveal that newer companies, influenced by technological advances and favorable public policies, tend to internationalize within a year of inception. The GEI Matrix offers valuable insights for public policymakers and business managers aiming to promote early internationalization.