Importance of team building and HRM games
Team building is an upcoming phenomenon through which human resource managers in various organizations are trying to balance the issue of attrition and retention.
human resource managementAuthor: Priya Chetty
An overview of the Indian shampoo market
The shampoo industry in India has evolved extensively since the 1960’s, which was then considered a lifestyle product in urban India. Until 2005, the market was dominated by flagship companies such as Hindustan Lever Ltd. and Procter and Gamble.
Theoretical findings of virtual environment
Virtual environments are computer simulated setups which make human-computer interaction possible. It is often referred to by different authors and academicians using different terms like “Virtual Reality”, “Virtual World”, and “Artificial Reality”.
Impact of virtual environments on organizations
Virtual environments play an important role in assessing the conduct of an organisation. In this section, we discuss the advantages of virtual environments.
human resource, technologyConcept of virtual environment
Virtual environments are one among the latest and most wonderful technological inventions. They have brought about a complete revolution in human life. Today is the era of technology and the technological inventions.
human resource managementImpact of human-computer interaction on workers
The term Human-Computer Interaction refers to the study of interactions/ activities between humans and computers. Human-computer interactions have evolved as a technological boom for every area of activity. Workplaces have benefited a lot from this human-computer interaction.
The emergence of human-computer interaction
“Virtual Environment” is a term which has been referred to by many academicians differently. They use terms like “Virtual Reality”, “Virtual World”, and “Artificial Reality”. Virtual environment means a computer simulated environment which helps users to interact with one another.
How did the Indian rupee got burnt by the wrath of coal?
The Indian rupee has seen one of its worst times in the recent days, climbing to Rs. 65 per USD during the month of August 2013, up from only around Rs. 50/dollar in November 2012. It has created a chaotic situation in the country’s economy as the government and common man struggles to keep up with the expenses which just keeps rising everyday.
coal industry, industry overview, Power and energy sector