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Mr. Mohamed Syed Ibrahim *, Dr. P.Shanmugaraja † Mrs.Mary theres Vini^ *Lecturer, Engg dept Ibra College of Technology-Oman, † Prof, ECE Dept Annamalai University- India ^Assistant professorThamirabarani Engineering college - India
The Mobile adhoc network is the sort of arrange in which portable hubs can connect or take off the arrange when they need. Due to self-designing nature of the malicious hubs enter which are capable to trigger different sorts of active and passive nodes. The active attacks are those which decrease network performance in terms of certain parameters. In this paper, different procedures are looked into and analyzed in terms of certain parameters.
According to the Business Dictionary, “Management is the Organization and coordination of the activities of a business in order to achieve defined objectives”. Organizations’ accountability and profitability depend on how well the business is managed. To make the Organization profitable and accountable, effective leadership, controlling the business efficiency and develop or strategize the business are the main bridges of today`s management and those of the classical and behavioral management (Yacoub, 2016, p.2). As Yacoub delineated in its dissertation, even if there are many similarities between today`s management and management in the past centuries; globalization (competitive advantage), learning and innovation, technology encroachment and organizational arrangement require vast management approach than those of the classical and human relations approaches of the past (Yacoub, 2016, p.2). The three major pillars which connects or familiarize the modern and post-modern management with that of the past management approaches directly or indirectly have an influence on the Organization's performance. As indicated by Karlof and Loevingsson, efficiency and effectiveness are core concepts for Organizational performance. Organizational performance generates a distinctive value in a manner in which the benefits of producing the value outweighs its cost. (Karlof and Loevingsson, 2005, p.6). To create a unique value of the Organization, the application of management approaches matter to ensure the future success of the business. According to Rahman, improving economic competence through workers efficiency and optimum utilization of resources is a primary concern of classical and human relations management approaches in order to get up a significant Organization dependable with the wellbeing of entrepreneurs, employees, and customers at large (Rahman, 2012, p.6). Yacoub also depicted “the connection between worker motivations and individual/group performance” by supporting the works of (Cole and Kelly, 2016, p.16) and Mechaelson, (2005). The early theories of management regarding to human-relations theories were more concerned in the human factor at work; their center was on the individual satisfaction and motivation as much as efficient use of resources which leads to effectiveness of operations (Yacoub, 2016, p.3). This essay critically evaluates the influence of classical and human-relations approaches adopted by Organizations specifically for the case example of Toyota Company by clearly showing how classical and human relations approaches impact on management and practice today. The essay does not cover all classical and human-relations approaches rather identify and focus on the main themes of those approaches. We assess the relevant practices, policies, and approaches of Toyota and We show how the classical and human-relations theories are reflected in the company`s policies.
According to the Business Dictionary, “Management is the Organization and coordination of the activities of a business in order to achieve defined objectives”. Organizations’ accountability and profitability depend on how well the business is managed. To make the Organization profitable and accountable, effective leadership, controlling the business efficiency and develop or strategize the business are the main bridges of today`s management and those of the classical and behavioral management (Yacoub, 2016, p.2). As Yacoub delineated in its dissertation, even if there are many similarities between today`s management and management in the past centuries; globalization (competitive advantage), learning and innovation, technology encroachment and organizational arrangement require vast management approach than those of the classical and human relations approaches of the past (Yacoub, 2016, p.2). The three major pillars which connect or familiarize the modern and post-modern management with that of the past management approaches directly or indirectly have an influence on the Organization's performance. As indicated by Karlof and Loevingsson, efficiency and effectiveness are core concepts for Organizational performance. Organizational performance generates a distinctive value in a manner in which the benefits of producing the value outweighs its cost. (Karlof and Loevingsson, 2005, p.6). To create a unique value of the Organization, the application of management approaches matter to ensure the future success of the business. According to Rahman, improving economic competence through workers' efficiency and optimum utilization of resources is a primary concern of classical and human relations management approaches in order to get up a significant Organization dependable with the wellbeing of entrepreneurs, employees, and customers at large (Rahman, 2012, p.6). Yacoub also depicted “the connection between worker motivations and individual/group performance” by supporting the works of (Cole and Kelly, 2016, p.16) and Mechaelson, (2005). The early theories of management regarding to human-relations theories were more concerned with the human factor at work; According to Dasgupta and Gupta, continuous learning is the only way to deal with a changing environment in Organizations. They have also pointed out that the level of the Company`s competitiveness, innovativeness, and product introduction success increases when the learning ability of a Company is higher. There are social and economic challenges that the organization faces. In order to tackle and cope up with these challenges, the organization must have an expansive spectrum of competence that included knowledge. The profundity and assortment of this knowledge can be enhanced through continuous learning (Dasgupta and Gupta, 2009, p.207). Dasgupta and Gupta have described the phases of the learning process into four steps. (1) The identification of relevant information that is necessary for learning and new knowledge creation. (2) The sharing and dissemination of knowledge either from individual to the group or at the group level itself. (3) Knowledge incorporation into the existing system of the Organization knowledge procedure and rules at individual or group level in order to make the implementation of the system can take place. (4) Lastly, the application of the new knowledge into the routines of the organization to make a change on the organizational behavior (Dasgupta and Gupta, 2009, p.208). They used two perspective researchers to elaborate on the key processes of learning which have been stated above. The works of Anderson and Boocock (2002), and Nonaka (2000) on the one side and the works of Yeung, Ulrich, Nason, and Glinow (1999) on the other side. As cited by Dasgupta and Gupta, the first researchers suggest that communication channels are the key elements in organizational learning. These communication channels help individuals to make questions instead of relying on unapproachable implicit knowledge. On the other side of the suggestion, organizational learning depends on strategic options. According to this suggestion, there is no one way of learning styles-the the preferred learning styles changes with the strategy of an organization. In addition to these two perspective researchers`, there was also another dimension of a new learning perspective by Wilson (2007). According to this perspective, there is a concept of ‘Learning With’-the creation of new knowledge through collaboration and active process rather than on the recycling of existing knowledge introduced by former researchers (Dasgupta and Gupta, 2009, p.208). Although, knowledge is created in a manner that discussed above in different perspectives, it should be shared and utilized correctly to bring the desired competitive advantage. As per Dasgupta and Gupta “innovation is a prerequisite for competitive advantage” (Dasgupta and Gupta, 2009, p.206). To share and utilize knowledge in a manner that change taken in to account in the organization ‘Knowledge Management’ is a crucial concept as it is addressed in most literatures. Without sound knowledge management it is difficult to achieve innovation which comes from the application of new ideas (Dasgupta and Gupta, 2009, p.216). In this short thesis, we cover the extent to which the creation, sharing, and utilization of knowledge is central to competitive advantage. As explained earlier the competitive advantage achieved through innovation. To successfully result for the desired innovation, new knowledge should be created, shared, and utilized so that we need to have proper utilization of this resource-knowledge management. Through knowledge management, we are going to cover the four pillars of knowledge management and organizational learning-organization structure, organizational culture, technology, and leadership skills (Dasgupta and Gupta, 2009, p.216). These pillars support knowledge management and organizational leadership by excavating tacit knowledge, which is in the minds of the knower, difficult to manage (Luthans and Youssef, 2004, p.7).
As Alexander the Great quoted “I am not afraid of an army of lions led by a sheep rather I am afraid of an army of sheep led by a lion” (UNICAF, topic 1, p.7). This quote shows how much leadership plays a significant role in organizational performance. Indeed most organizations do not figure out the significance of leadership and as a result, fails to achieve organizational objectives. Leadership has been defined by many scholars and authors in a different way in the past. Among the recent definitions and the one stated by UNICAF University Strategic Leadership and Practice Module Week 1 by referring the definition of Lussier and Achua (2015, p.5); “Leadership is the influencing process between leaders and followers to achieve organizational objectives through change” As we can understand from the definition, leadership is a kind of influencing process for the attainment of organizational goals. In order to influence subordinates and stakeholders within the organization leadership style is an undeniable component which leads the coordinated effort to successful achievement. Without effective leadership style and successful application within the organization leaders may not guide themselves towards the attainment of organizational goals (UNICAF, Topic 1, p.7). In this essay, we are going to cover a range of leadership styles and the impact of each leadership style on the organization's performance and productivity of employees. Then after, we go through each leadership style evaluation critically and suggest as well as apply to the presumed Company that I am considered to be a new senior manager that having 57 employees under my leadership.
Mineral elements are elements in form of minerals salts required by plants for normal growth and development and their deficiency can easily manifest on plants. Twenty (20) different samples of plant tissue from Yankaba and Janguza markets of Kano State were analyzed for the level of Cu, Fe, Zn, Mn, Ca, Mg, K and Na. These elements are grouped into heavy metal (Cu, Fe, Zn, Mn) and light metals (Ca, Mg, K, Na) that affect the well being of plants and ani-mals at high concentrations. Based on persistent nature and cumulative behaviour of these elements, there is need to test and analyze food items to ensure that the level of these ele-ments meet international stanards. This is particularly important for farmers in West Africa where only limited data are available. The level of Cu, Fe, Mg, Zn,Ca and Mn were determined by atomic absorption spectroscopy while that of K and Na were determined by flame photo-metric method. Samples from Yankaba market indicated highest mean levels of Cu (0.100mg/g), Fe (0.230mg/g), Zn (0.088mg/g), Mn (0.085m/g), Ca (2.661mg/g), Mg (1.660mg/g), K (1.06mg/g) and Na (2.302mg/g). While those from Janguza market indicated highest levels of Cu (0.820mg/g), Fe (0.082mg/g), Zn (0.044mg/g), Mn (0.040mg/g), Ca (1.725mg/g), Mg (0.467mg/g), K (0.286mg/g) and Na (1.385mg/g). Comparison of the results obtained from the two markets showed that the mean concentration of the mineral elements of plants tissues obtained from Yankaba markets were generally lower than that of Janguza market.
Machine learning research is great progress in many directions. This article summarizes these four directions and discusses some of them Current open issues. There are four directions (1) Improvement of classification accuracy by Methods of Learning Classmates Samples, (2) Augmenting supervised learning algorithms, (3) reinforcement learning and (4) learning of complex random samples. There has been an explosion of machine learning research over the past five years. There are many reasons for this explosion: first, different Symbolic machine learning, computational learning theory, neural networks, statistics, and research associations in pattern recognition have found and worked together. Second, machine learning techniques are being applied to a new type of problem, including database, language processing, robot control, and knowledge discovery. For traditional problems such as glowing optimization, as well as speech recognition, facial recognition, handwriting recognition, medical data analysis, and game play. In this article, I have chosen four topics in machine learning, where there has been a lot of activity recently. The purpose of the article is to outline the findings of some of the wider AI audiences in these areas and some open research issues. Topic areas include (1) classification classifiers, (2) methods of scaling up supervised learning algorithms, (3) reinforcement learning, and (4) learning of complex random models. The reader should be warned that this article is not a comprehensive review of everything Instead of this aspect, my aim is to provide a representative sample of research in each of these four fields. In each field, there are many other documents describing the relevant work. I apologize to the authors whose work it is Unable to add to the article.
As we know in the modern world there is a great development going on in the computing sector. The major development in the computing era is the development of a cloud computing network which is helping millions of people in their daily routine work. The cloud computing have made easy to store and compute dancer data when away from the personal computer. Today it is expanding day by day and manufactures our daily introduced in the cloud computing for the users so that they make comfortable is use the system. However due to some reasons and security issues the cloud computing is always under the risk of security attack and privacy related issues. Moreover in cloud computing the data is stored with or without any encryption and it makes it vulnerable to the hackers and the suspicious people. When any man upload his data into the cloud service it is directly under the eye of the owner of the cloud computing services. This makes the privacy of the data and the data recovery itself difficult for the future. This research surrounds the area of making privacy laws for the cloud computing and making necessary developments in the data recovery so that the users may not face this issue again. The overall performance of the cloud computing is going well and in the future it surely become the best service add may replace our personal computer with free our daily using at our homes. In the today world cloud computing is getting more accessible to every person and it is very easy to use. According to the latest research which is done on the cloud computing it can be e observed that it have made remarkable progress in it. Many new algorithms advised and used in the cloud computing which have made the cloud computing more safe for the people and prevented many privacy attacks.
This study sought to investigate men's and women’s perceptions on gendered access and control of land and dairy products in Murang’a County-Kenya. It was guided by the Marxist feminism theory advanced by Friedrich Engels (1884) and Women Empowerment Framework (WEF) by Sarah Longwe (1991). The study utilized a cross-sectional research design. Further, purposive sampling technique was used to select Kigumo Sub-county as the area of the study, out of the six sub-counties in Murang’a County. Additionally, a simple random sampling technique was used to select four hundred and forty-two (442) male and female headed households, practicing dairy farming in the Sub-county to participate in the study. Also selected to participate in the study were the community leaders and key county officers as key informants. Study instruments utilized for the purpose of generating the required data were interview schedules for the selected male and female household heads, a guided questionnaire for the key informants, and an observation checklist. Data were analyzed both qualitatively and quantitatively. Data analysis revealed that male and female household heads held different perceptions in relation to gendered access and control to land and dairy products, with a bias against women. The perceptions were found to have been mostly influenced by culture, religion, lack of awareness on legal requirements, and individuals’ level of formal education.
ABTRACT The use of herbal preparations is gaining popularity, with an estimated 80% of the world’s population still depending on herbal medicine for the treatment of various diseases. However, data concerning their quality, safety and efficacy is not readily available. Aim The main aim of the study was to determine the in vitro efficacy of some commercially available herbal preparations used in the treatment of typhoid fever in Bamenda. Materials and methods Five herbal preparations indicated for the treatment of typhoid fever (coded P1 – P5) were bought from various outlets of the herbal producers and serial dilutions made and screened for their activities against clinical isolates of Salmonella typhi and Salmonella paratyphi using the agar well diffusion and agar dilution methods. The inhibition zone diameters of the herbal preparations were measured with a transparent ruler and compared with that of some standard antibiotics (ciprofloxacin and ceftriaxone). Results Two of the herbal preparations (P1 & P2) showed inhibition zone diameters against S.typhi while the rest (P3, P4 & P5) were in active. On S.paratyphi, P1 showed minimal activity while the rest of the herbal preparations (P2, P3, P4 and P5) were inactive. The difference between the value of the inhibition zone diameters of the herbal preparations and that of the standard antibiotics on both S. typhiand S. paratyphiwas statistically significant (p< 0.05). Conclusion It was found out that most of the herbal preparations showed no activity against the test bacterial isolates contrary to their label bogus claims. Keywords: Herbal preparations, Salmonella typhi, Salmonella paratyphi, typhoid fever ceftriaxone).
This article is about the review on the article by Wendy Arnold and Rosie Anderson “Writing and young learners”Collaborative and well-planned writing tasks encourage the context for all of these characteristics to be fully exploited in the young learner classroom. As they suggested that collaborative and well planned writing gives its good result and always motivates child to be so active among peers.As Wendy Arnold proposed that nature of writing is a complex skill to develop and master, that focusing on both the end product and the steps to arrive there.
This study aims to determine differences in the catch composition of drift gillnet with the operating time in the evening and night and oceanographic parameters at the study site. The research method used was experimental fishing with data processing using t-test which was then analyzed descriptively. Catching activity were carried out in August - September 2019 in the waters of Tanjungpandan, Belitung Regency. The total catch of fish during the study was 1027.8 kg or 880 fish. The types of fish caught and the amount of each fish based on weight during the study were narrow-bared Spanish mackerel (Scomberomorus commerson) 36.96%, kawakawa (Euthynus affinis) 34.97%, dorab wolf-herring (Chirocentrus dorab) 2.30%, Indo-Pasific sailfish (layIstiophorus Platypterus) 2.29%, mackerel (Rastrelliger sp) 4.07%, whitecheek shark (Charcarhinus dussumieri) 15.80%, and mahi-mahi (Coryphaena hippurus) 3.62%. The results of oceanographic parameter measurements at the study site are sea surface temperature (SST) ranging from 28 - 30°C in the evening and 30 - 32°C at night, salinity ranges between 28 - 32ppt in the evening and 30 - 31ppt at at night, the brightness ranges from 6 - 8 m in the evening and 5 - 7.5 m at night, and the depth of the waters ranges from 32 - 34 m. T-test results with α = 0.05, dk = 26 and Ttable= 1.70 get the value of Tcount= 4.65 based on the total weight and Tcount= 2.77 based on the number of fish so Tcount> Ttable so H0 is rejected and H1 is accepted, which means that there is a significant difference in the catch of the drift gillnet in the evening and at nigh based on the total of the weight and individuals.
The dawn of the twenty-first century begun at a time when the global population rises to over 7.2 billion people out of which Asia and Africa account for more than 60 percent of the entire figure. The China’s rapidly growing economy since 1970s, and the nature of exporting its end-goods to the global markets including in Africa coupled with the large investments in multiple sectors throughout the region confirm Sino-Africa mutual closeness in terms of trade pattern. This study aims at exploring how hardest the severance from Nigeria could generally affect Taiwan-Africa relations at a larger scale. It nevertheless, proposes to examine how much authentic the afterthought that democracies don’t go to war, is, and whether if they go to diplomatic bust-up for economic reasons. This study concludes that the leading forces behind the Nigeria’s abrupt changing attitude towards Taiwan is China’s dollar policy. It also finalizes that the Afro-Taiwan political and diplomatic dancing may have so much impacts on Taiwan sovereignty at the international level.
This article is about the blastholes drilling productivity at the mines of Kinsevere. These mines planned to produce 60,000 tons of copper cathodes per annum, although they produced around 75,000 tons in the last three years. Drilling is the first operation in the mines, and analysis of this operations should reveal if they are working at the optimal level, or they need some improvement. The performances of the Drill Rigs, The Pantera 1500 i, are 95.78 mph in average with standard deviation of 46.17, a minimum of 29.64 mph in fresh cellular siliceous rock, a maximum of 367 mph in dolomitic shale, a median of 93.64 mph in weathered cellular siliceous rock. These are quiet high compared to the 30.5 mph in standard conditions. 300 samples measures have been sampled on site, and 30 samples of utilizations and availabilities have been analyzed for these conclusions. On the scale of standard drilled meter, with 4 categories of rock among T2 for very soft is witch free digging is executed, T2D for soft rock requiring small powder factor, T3 medium rocks required relatively high powder factor, and T3D hard rock requiring high powder factors, the standard drilled meters at Kinsevere is calculated by the formula: SD=0.21 T2+0.28 T2D+0.36 T3+0.47 T3D Keywords: Standard Drilling, Performances, Utilization, Availability.
Petrographical and geochemical characteristics of the Igarra metaconglomerate have been examined to reveal their tectonic history, provenance and source materials. Field and laboratory petrographic studies revealed that mineral association in both matrix and clast of metaconglomerate are characteristic of low to medium grade of metamorphism. Fifteen (15) samples each of matrix and clast of Metaconglomerate were selected for geochemical analysis. This involved the use of ICP-MS and ICP-AES to analyze from solution, using a modified aqua regia (1:1:1 HNO3: HCl:H2O), a partial digestion that provided valuable information regarding mobile and easily soluble species, such as sulphides and checking results by internal and external standards. Metaconglomerate have clasts of different sizes ranging from pebbles, cobbles and boulders which are polyminctic in character. Most of the pebbles are quartzitic and granitic composition but pebbles and boulders of calc-silicate gneiss and carbonate compositions were also observed. Most of the pebbles are quartzitic and granitic composition but pebbles and boulders of calc-silicate gneiss and carbonate compositions were also observed. The deformed conglomerates are typically matrix-supported (with approximately 60 to 80 % matrix by volume) Qualitatively, the grain size of the clasts is in the order quartz > granite > carbonate. Quantitatively, strain varies throughout the region and between clast types, with the strongly strained clasts usually in spatial proximity to ductile shear zones. Majority of the samples plots in the L = S tectonite field with the percentage range of 50% and 70%. In their discriminating binary diagram using the DF1 vs DF2 functions, the analyzed samples from both matrix and clast of the Igarra metaconglomerate fall into the field of quartzose sedimentary provenance. Samples of matrix of the metaconglomerate plot in the arkose field while those of the clast plot between arkose and greywacke. This spread of the clast is attributed to the heterogeneous nature of their source material which indicate difference in composition. In the plot for tectonic setting, clast favor the field corresponding to passive continental margin settings while the matrix is plotted in the Island Arc environment of continental nature. Based on the geochemistry of the samples from the metaconglomerate of the Igarra schist belt, a derivation of the detrital material from intermediate rocks on the upper continental crust with occasional tilt towards either felsic or mafic affinity is postulated.
Introduction Low grade Appendiceal Neoplasm (LAMN) can present as a painless appendicular abscess .If painless and shows good antibiotic response can be managed conservatively with interval laparoscopic appendectomy. Presentation of case: A 65year woman with known history of hypertension, non-diabetic presents in OPD with lethargy, malaise, loss of appetite, dark coloured urine and low grade fever for a week since onset. Initial bloods revealed only raised CRP (>100 /mg/dl < 150 /mg/dl) and few RBCs in urine. An empirical 7 days course of oral cephalosporins was started. Patient condition didn’t normalized and detailed workup showed a large fluid filled collection in right illaic fossa raising suspicion of ruptured appendix with abscess formation, mucocele/pyocele of the appendix remained in the differentials. However, keeping in view patient’s age possibility of neoplastic disease process could not be ruled out. Repeat bloods showed raised TLC and CRP. IV antibiotics (Meropenum) was started, patient started improved clinically and TLC normailised and CRP showed downward trend. Patient was thus advised to complete 10day IV antibiotic course with a repeat CAT scan showed marked improvement in fluid collection in right iliac fossa which meant good antibiotic response. Follow up scan on monthly basis showed almost complete resolution of Right Iliac Fossa collection .Interval appendectomy was performed and H/P showed Low Grade Appendiceal Neoplasm .Post op colonoscopy was non - significant. Discussion Low grade appendiceal neoplasm can present as painless appendicular abscess and can be managed conservatively and with interval appendectomy smoothly. Conclusions LAMN can present from asymptomatic condition to painless appendicular abscess or acute appendicitis and as Pseudomyxoma Peritoni. Management varies according to clinical presentation.
This paper discusses in detail the project description, facility description, engineering objective, and scope of work. In section two, is the description of the supervised construction of six [6] x 174,900 cubic meters twin skeg DFDE LNGC as an outfitting and machinery surveyor. The role include but not limited to the review of plan approval and drawings to ensure conformity with applicable rules, regulations, codes and owner’s specification requirements, attend Factory Acceptance Test [FAT] as flag State representative, installation and commissioning of new machinery and equipment onboard ensuring building specifications follows international standards, IGC Codes and Class Rules, verification of basic structural, outfitting and piping drawings are in accordance with the requirements of the ship specification and issuance of Non-Conformity Report [NCR] where applicable.
This report is the work description of maintenance of passive and active equipment in base Transceiver Stations within a particular cluster. The essence of this work is to ensure that no outage was recorded as a result of failure on any passive and active equipment my duties includes carrying out preventive/corrective maintenance and ensuring 99% availability of the network within a cluster in MTN network across Awka North and South under Asaba region that is made up of Anambra, Imo and Delta State.
The Project is designed using MEMS technology. According to this technology, the communication takes place between two devices MEMS and microcontroller. The MEMS is a sensor device which identifies the tilt produced by the ATM machine due to the irregular movement that occur during theft. This paper makes best use of MEMS as a sensor device which identifies the tilt produced by the ATM machine due to the irregular movement that occur. The design basically consists of a MEMS sensor which identifies the tilt by the machine and activates the microcontroller to start the following sequence in which shutting the door using stepper motor and sending SMS to vigilance system using GSM is involved. This system stops any sort of robbery by taking MEMS as its input functional bock. It is the MEMS that is activating the total design by identifying the tilt caused by the thief during breaking down the ATM machine. Once the microcontroller is activated a sequence is started which involves shutting of the door using stepper motor and alerting the vigilance system by a SMS using GSM. Index Term-- Micro electro mechanical system, AT89S52 Microcontroller.
The study delved on investigating status of large mammals diversity, abundance and drivers oflocal extinction in Gura Lopho protected area. In the process of investigating mammal diversityand abundance, the forest area was divided into natural forest, wooded grassland, plantationforest and bush land grounding on land cover feature. Representative sample sites were takenfrom each habitat type and surveyed using line transect method in wet and dry seasons fromJune, 2017-March, 2018. Personal observation and interview with local communities was alsoconducted to identify the main drivers of local extinction. A total of 187 large mammal belongingto ten species were observed and recorded by both direct and indirect evidences. The observedmammals were Colobus guereza, Papio anubis, Chlorocebusaethiops, Crocutacrocuta, Felisserval, Felis Silvestris, Hystrixcristata, Sylvicapragrimmia, Potamo choeruslarvatusand andIchneumia albicauda.
The current research THE ROLE GREEN SUPPLY CHAIN COULD PLAY IN TRANSFORMING THE IN THE OIL AND GAS SECTOR focuses on some specific activities that are part of the supply chain management of the Oil and Gas sector.. Besides, the study provides the basis about how the green supply chain practices will transform the business of the company towards better performance and environmental sustainability. The study provides the strong foundation for the research studies that will be carried out later in countries related to the practices of Green SCM. The study further provides the guidance about how the Oil and Gas Sector of countries could leverage through the implementation of the green practices. Therefore, through this study new arrays for the future work are opened. Moreover, using the current research, the companies in future could take the principal guidelines in redefining their supply chain practices in the Oil and Gas sector.
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