• Role of consumption intent in service quality: Perceived benefit relationship 

  Nattuvathuckal, B.; Mekoth, N.; Sony, M. (Indian Journal of Marketing. 50(3); 2020; 22-32.)

  The purpose of this study was two-fold. First, it explained the relationship between service quality and benefit perception. Second, it studied the role of customers' intent in the relationship. Following a descriptive ...
• Customer continuance intention toward digital banking application 

  Indrawati; Pradhina, N.P.; Subhash, K.B. (Understanding Digital Industry, Proc. of the Conf. on Managing Digital Industry, Technology and Entrepreneurship (CoMDITE 2019) Indonesia, Ed. by: Siska Noviaristanti, Hasni Mohd Hanafi, Donny Trihanondo. 2020; 103-106.)

  Internet banking in Indonesia increased from 150 million transactions in 2012 to 406 million transactions in 2016. The present article examines the digital banking application ABC of Bank ABC of Indonesia to find the factors ...
• Users' continuance intention toward hospitality service applications 

  Indrawati; Hasana, S.A.; Subhash, K.B. (Understanding Digital Industry, Proc. of the Conf. on Managing Digital Industry, Technology and Entrepreneurship (CoMDITE 2019) Indonesia, Ed. by: Siska Noviaristanti, Hasni Mohd Hanafi, Donny Trihanondo. 2020; 76-80.)

  Airbnb, an online platform through which users register and rent hospitality services to tourists, is one of the biggest online marketplaces in most countries around the world, including Indonesia. This study attempted to ...
• Dissolved major ions, Sr and sup(87) Sr/ sup(86) Sr of coastal lakes from Larsemann hills, East Antarctica: Solute sources and chemical weathering in a polar environment 

  Nuruzzama, M.; Rahaman, W.; Tripathy, G.R.; Mohan, R.; Patil, S. (Hydrological Processes. NYP; 2020; NYP.)

  Dissolved major ions, Sr concentrations and sup(87) Sr/ sup(86) Sr ratios of ten coastal lakes from the Larsemann Hills, East Antarctica have been studied to constrain their solute sources, transport and glacial weathering ...
• Impact of IPO pricing mechanisms on short and long-run returns in India: An empirical study 

  Phadke, K.M.; Kamat, M.S. (International Journal of Management Studies. 6(2); 2019; 48-59.)

  This study explores the extent of underpricing amongst IPOs issued using either fixed-price or bookbuilt pricing mechanism, as well as their long-run performance over a span of 3 years (36 time-periods of 21 consecutive ...
• The WordNet in Indian languages 

  Sekhar, N.; Bhattacharya, P.; Pawar, J.D. (Springer, Singapore. 2017; 264pp.)

  This contributed volume discusses in detail the process of construction of a WordNet of 18 Indian languages, called "Indradhanush" (rainbow) in Hindi. It delves into the major challenges involved in developing a WordNet ...
• Relationship between gratitude and perceived stress in students in India - The moderating role of gender 

  PankajKumar; Nirmala, R. (Our Heritage. 68(30); 2020; 1431-1456.)

  Gratitude is understood as a feeling of appreciation to another person/ higher being who had helped in reducing the impact of stress in life. Past research had shown beneficial connections of "feelings of gratitude" with ...
• Foreign direct investment, trade and growth - Causal links evident from India using ARDL approach 

  Sakharkar, A.; Ramesh, B. (Our Heritage. 68(30); 2020; 1089-1107.)

  The aim of our study is to empirically investigate into the causal links between the variables of interest namely FDI, GDP, Export and Import evident for India based on a data set for 40 years from 1978 to 2017. This study ...
• Study of consumer behaviour model and goodness of fit in online retail 

  Mohanty, S.; Ramesh, B.; Kamat, M. (Our Heritage. 68(1); 2020; 6737-6748.)

  Consumer behavior is a complex and dynamic aspect which keeps on changing from person to person, place to place and even from time to time. The consumer behavior cannot thought to be static and gets influenced with a lot ...
• Migration to Goa from other Indian states: A trend analysis 

  Devi, P.S. (Zenith International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research. 9(12); 2019; 14-26.)

  Goa, the smallest state of India, attracts a number of migrants from other states of India. In fact, the proportion of migrants from other states to total population is highest for Goa among all states at 18.5 percent. ...

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