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This new volume familiarizes readers with the very relevant
concepts of human resources and finance in Industry 4.0. The book
looks at the adoption of current fast-moving computers and
automation in the workplace and its impact on the financial aspects
of human resources and how HR can be enhanced with smart and
autonomous systems fueled by data and machine learning. The
chapters offer case studies that provide firsthand knowledge of
real-life problems, solutions, and situations faced by the
industry. The volume highlights the thought process in resolution
of the complex problems. Topics include HR management approaches,
global HR challenges, behavioral finance for financial acumen,
corporate social responsibility, women empowerment in the HR
industry, emotional intelligence in the era of Industry 4.0, and
more.
The internet of things (IoT) has already proven its worth in fields
such as health, education, and urban transportation. Given the
rapid advancement of IoT along with artificial intelligence (AI)
and machine learning in recent years, it is believed that new age
technology will dramatically alter the way we live and work. One of
the areas where this paradigm may stand out in the future is the
domain of corporate diversity and inclusion. By modelling
intelligent behavior, IoT may detect possible bias and prejudice in
decision making, possibly eliminating patterns and biases that
hamper company capacity to recruit diversely and inclusively.
Promoting Inclusivity and Diversity Through Internet of Things in
Organizational Settings provides relevant theoretical frameworks
and the latest empirical research findings in the area. It examines
the empirical evidence on corporations and how IoT is being used to
create inclusiveness and diversity through electronic means.
Covering topics on occupational stress, digital transformation, and
digital diversification, this premier reference source is an
essential resource for business executives and leaders, human
resource managers, IT managers, social workers, sociologists,
researchers, and academicians.
Bendable wearable materials like conductive strands, fluid metallic
mixes, and polymer in paper are generally utilized as a part of the
current adaptable electronic gadgets. Extra necessities are
implemented in wearable applications. Characteristic elastic, for
example, is an appealing exchange adaptable material that is
biocompatible and offers high conductivity, low lost, simplicity to
make, and most importantly, it is water/climate safe and condition
amicable. The wearable antenna is one of the key components to
establish body area network (BAN) for wireless communication, which
is why it has become such an important part of antenna research.
Wearable antennas are being applied successfully in various parts
of life such as health monitoring, physical training, navigation,
RFID, medicine, military, and more. Emerging Materials and Advanced
Designs for Wearable Antennas explores how wearable antenna
technology is being employed to enhance the quality of life in
various industries. The technologies implemented and success of
these antenna technologies is essential in the emerging field of
wearable computing and is discussed in detail within the contents
of this book. While covering essential topics such as the
optimization of antenna material, improvement in flexible antenna
performance, synthesis and design aspects of antennas, and
transmission and receiving of the bendable antenna, this book is
ideal for the military field, scientists, the medical field,
practitioners, stakeholders, researchers, academicians, and
students looking for the most advanced and updated research on the
technology and implementation of wearable antennas spanning
multiple industries.
Bendable wearable materials like conductive strands, fluid metallic
mixes, and polymer in paper are generally utilized as a part of the
current adaptable electronic gadgets. Extra necessities are
implemented in wearable applications. Characteristic elastic, for
example, is an appealing exchange adaptable material that is
biocompatible and offers high conductivity, low lost, simplicity to
make, and most importantly, it is water/climate safe and condition
amicable. The wearable antenna is one of the key components to
establish body area network (BAN) for wireless communication, which
is why it has become such an important part of antenna research.
Wearable antennas are being applied successfully in various parts
of life such as health monitoring, physical training, navigation,
RFID, medicine, military, and more. Emerging Materials and Advanced
Designs for Wearable Antennas explores how wearable antenna
technology is being employed to enhance the quality of life in
various industries. The technologies implemented and success of
these antenna technologies is essential in the emerging field of
wearable computing and is discussed in detail within the contents
of this book. While covering essential topics such as the
optimization of antenna material, improvement in flexible antenna
performance, synthesis and design aspects of antennas, and
transmission and receiving of the bendable antenna, this book is
ideal for the military field, scientists, the medical field,
practitioners, stakeholders, researchers, academicians, and
students looking for the most advanced and updated research on the
technology and implementation of wearable antennas spanning
multiple industries.
Materials used for high temperature applications are subjected to
various types of degradation phenomenon such as high temperature
corrosion, erosion-corrosion, overheating, solid particle abrasion,
wear, etc. Boiler tubes used for super-heaters and re-heaters in
steam-generating systems are subjected to erosion-corrosion at high
temperature, resulting in tube wall thinning and premature failure.
The present study investigates the high temperature
erosion-corrosion resistance of D-gun sprayed coatings on
"ASTM-SA210-GradeA1" boiler tube steel in actual industrial
environment. SEM/EDAX, XRD and X-ray mapping analysis is done to
reveal the microstructural and compositional features of coated
boiler tube steel. The deposited coatings on Grade A1 steel exhibit
uniform and dense microstructure. Thermogravimetric technique is
used to investigate the erosion-corrosion behavior of uncoated and
coated boiler tube steel at high temperature for 1000 hours.
SEM/EDAX, XRD and X-ray mapping techniques were used to analyse the
corrosion products.
The internet of things (IoT) has already proven its worth in fields
such as health, education, and urban transportation. Given the
rapid advancement of IoT along with artificial intelligence (AI)
and machine learning in recent years, it is believed that new age
technology will dramatically alter the way we live and work. One of
the areas where this paradigm may stand out in the future is the
domain of corporate diversity and inclusion. By modelling
intelligent behavior, IoT may detect possible bias and prejudice in
decision making, possibly eliminating patterns and biases that
hamper company capacity to recruit diversely and inclusively.
Promoting Inclusivity and Diversity Through Internet of Things in
Organizational Settings provides relevant theoretical frameworks
and the latest empirical research findings in the area. It examines
the empirical evidence on corporations and how IoT is being used to
create inclusiveness and diversity through electronic means.
Covering topics on occupational stress, digital transformation, and
digital diversification, this premier reference source is an
essential resource for business executives and leaders, human
resource managers, IT managers, social workers, sociologists,
researchers, and academicians.
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