Indigenous Empowerment through Human-Machine Interactions
The Challenges and Strategies from Business Lenses
1st Edition
Published on 30. April 2025
408 pages
978-1-83608-068-8 (ISBN)
Description
Indigenous communities globally struggle to preserve their cultural heritage amidst a modern landscape shaped by technological advancement and free market capitalism. In today's globalized economy, Indigenous knowledge intersects with domains like finance, artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), technology, consumer behavior, and the marketing industry.
In Indigenous Empowerment through Human-Machine Interactions: The Challenges and Strategies from Business Lenses, an international group of scholars takes an interdisciplinary approach to deciphering the complexities that arise from the convergence of modern technology and traditional Indigenous knowledge. By integrating disciplines such as finance, technology, consumer behavior, and marketing within the context of Indigenous empowerment, this groundbreaking work pioneers new insights into how these elements can synergize for sustainable development.
Indigenous Empowerment through Human-Machine Interactions serves as a bridge between academia, policymaking, and Indigenous leadership, offering a practical guide for policymakers and professionals seeking to engage with Indigenous communities in meaningful ways.
In Indigenous Empowerment through Human-Machine Interactions: The Challenges and Strategies from Business Lenses, an international group of scholars takes an interdisciplinary approach to deciphering the complexities that arise from the convergence of modern technology and traditional Indigenous knowledge. By integrating disciplines such as finance, technology, consumer behavior, and marketing within the context of Indigenous empowerment, this groundbreaking work pioneers new insights into how these elements can synergize for sustainable development.
Indigenous Empowerment through Human-Machine Interactions serves as a bridge between academia, policymaking, and Indigenous leadership, offering a practical guide for policymakers and professionals seeking to engage with Indigenous communities in meaningful ways.
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Language
English
Place of publication
Bingley
United Kingdom
Target group
Professional and scholarly
ISBN-13
978-1-83608-068-8 (9781836080688)
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Persons
Indrajit Ghosal is Associate Professor in the Faculty of Management and Commerce at Brainware University, India. Ghosal has more than 16 years' experience in teaching.
Swati Gupta is Associate Professor at the Universal AI University, Kushiwali, India, and a leading researcher in the dynamic intersection of fintech, corporate finance, and entrepreneurship.
Sudhir Rana is Associate Professor of Marketing and Strategy, as well as Program Director at the College of Healthcare Management & Economics at Gulf Medical University, UAE.
Dipak Saha is Professor in the Department of Management Institute of Engineering & Management, University of Engineering & Management, Kolkata, India.
Swati Gupta is Associate Professor at the Universal AI University, Kushiwali, India, and a leading researcher in the dynamic intersection of fintech, corporate finance, and entrepreneurship.
Sudhir Rana is Associate Professor of Marketing and Strategy, as well as Program Director at the College of Healthcare Management & Economics at Gulf Medical University, UAE.
Dipak Saha is Professor in the Department of Management Institute of Engineering & Management, University of Engineering & Management, Kolkata, India.
Content
Chapter 1. Examining the Influence of Social Media Marketing Strategies on Indigenous Consumer Behavior in the UAE; Hardyal Kour Rainu and Kamaladevi Baskaran
Chapter 2. Empowering Women: Challenges, Progress; Nilanjan Ray, Niyasha Patra, Suraj Sharma, Debarshi Ghosh, Indranil Bose, and Rajneesh Kler
Chapter 3. Bridging Theory to Practice: Empowering Indigenous Businesses through Innovative Analysis of Audited Financial Statements; Erisa Avdimetaj, Enkeleda Lulaj, and Gina B. Alcoriza
Chapter 4. Exploring the Dynamics of Ethno-Consumerism: The Interplay between Indigenous And Mainstream Consumer Behavior n Cross-Cultural Contexts; Naboshree Bhattacharya and Divya Bansal
Chapter 5. How CHATGPT shapes Knowledge Acquisition and Career Trajectories in Higher Education: Decoding Students' Perceptions to achieve Quality Education; Ravishankar Krishnan and Logasakthi Kandasamy
Chapter 6. Cross-Cultural Leadership in Tech-Driven World; Richa Jain and Durdana Ovais
Chapter 7. Overcoming Challenges and Embracing Opportunities in the Integration of Modern Financial Tools Preserving: Cultural Heritage in Finance; Syed Mohammad Faisal, Ahmad Khalid Khan, and Nouran Ajabnoor
Chapter 8. Evaluating Business Performance through Audited Financial Statements: Considerations for Future Trends in Indigenous Finance; Ruanda Kukalaj, Enkeleda Lulaj, and Blerta Dragusha
Chapter 9. Revolutionizing the Indigenous Financial System with the Utilization of Artificial Intelligence; Anju Rohilla, Ansh Jindal, and Priya Jindal
Chapter 10. The Role of Education in Indigenous Empowerment; Ruchika Rastogi and Swati Gupta
Chapter 11. Leveraging the Internet of Things (IoT) for Financial Empowerment in Indigenous Communities; Chinhita Sanyal, Pradipta Banerjee, and Indrajit Ghosal
Chapter 12. Influence of Indigenous Marketing Practices on Consumer Behavior and Brand Loyalty in Retail; Vijay Prakash Gupta, Shebin Sharief, Vishal Kumar Tyagi, and Rajesh Manchanda
Chapter 13. Techno-Entrepreneurship: Catalyst for Profitability and Efficiency in the Handicraft Industry; Mrinal Kanti Das, Soumya Mukherjee, and Amina Omrane
Chapter 14. Integrating AI and ML technologies into indigenous Financial Systems-Applications of AI and ML in indigenous Financial management; Rajiv Iyer and Vedprakash C. Maralapalle
Chapter 15. Empowering Indigenous Communities Through Education; Meeta Siddhu and Madhuri Singh
Chapter 16. Integrating Artificial Intelligence in Islamic Financial Management: Opportunities and Challenges in Maintaining Shariah Compliance; Early Ridho Kismawadi, Mohammad Irfan, and Isnaini Harahap
Chapter 17. Bridging Cultures: A Framework for Inclusive Indigenous Technologies; Abhijit Chandratreya
Chapter 18. Cultural Perspectives on Wealth and Prosperity in Indigenous Communities; Indira Bhati, Amit Joshi, and Rishabh Jain
Chapter 19. The Effect of Family Financial Support on Facilitating Students' Academic Success: A Mixed Methods Analysis during University Closure and Reopening towards Indigenous Empowerment; Enkeleda Lulaj, Luis Cardoso, Muthmainnah, Guel Erkol Bayram, and Andi Asrifan
Chapter 2. Empowering Women: Challenges, Progress; Nilanjan Ray, Niyasha Patra, Suraj Sharma, Debarshi Ghosh, Indranil Bose, and Rajneesh Kler
Chapter 3. Bridging Theory to Practice: Empowering Indigenous Businesses through Innovative Analysis of Audited Financial Statements; Erisa Avdimetaj, Enkeleda Lulaj, and Gina B. Alcoriza
Chapter 4. Exploring the Dynamics of Ethno-Consumerism: The Interplay between Indigenous And Mainstream Consumer Behavior n Cross-Cultural Contexts; Naboshree Bhattacharya and Divya Bansal
Chapter 5. How CHATGPT shapes Knowledge Acquisition and Career Trajectories in Higher Education: Decoding Students' Perceptions to achieve Quality Education; Ravishankar Krishnan and Logasakthi Kandasamy
Chapter 6. Cross-Cultural Leadership in Tech-Driven World; Richa Jain and Durdana Ovais
Chapter 7. Overcoming Challenges and Embracing Opportunities in the Integration of Modern Financial Tools Preserving: Cultural Heritage in Finance; Syed Mohammad Faisal, Ahmad Khalid Khan, and Nouran Ajabnoor
Chapter 8. Evaluating Business Performance through Audited Financial Statements: Considerations for Future Trends in Indigenous Finance; Ruanda Kukalaj, Enkeleda Lulaj, and Blerta Dragusha
Chapter 9. Revolutionizing the Indigenous Financial System with the Utilization of Artificial Intelligence; Anju Rohilla, Ansh Jindal, and Priya Jindal
Chapter 10. The Role of Education in Indigenous Empowerment; Ruchika Rastogi and Swati Gupta
Chapter 11. Leveraging the Internet of Things (IoT) for Financial Empowerment in Indigenous Communities; Chinhita Sanyal, Pradipta Banerjee, and Indrajit Ghosal
Chapter 12. Influence of Indigenous Marketing Practices on Consumer Behavior and Brand Loyalty in Retail; Vijay Prakash Gupta, Shebin Sharief, Vishal Kumar Tyagi, and Rajesh Manchanda
Chapter 13. Techno-Entrepreneurship: Catalyst for Profitability and Efficiency in the Handicraft Industry; Mrinal Kanti Das, Soumya Mukherjee, and Amina Omrane
Chapter 14. Integrating AI and ML technologies into indigenous Financial Systems-Applications of AI and ML in indigenous Financial management; Rajiv Iyer and Vedprakash C. Maralapalle
Chapter 15. Empowering Indigenous Communities Through Education; Meeta Siddhu and Madhuri Singh
Chapter 16. Integrating Artificial Intelligence in Islamic Financial Management: Opportunities and Challenges in Maintaining Shariah Compliance; Early Ridho Kismawadi, Mohammad Irfan, and Isnaini Harahap
Chapter 17. Bridging Cultures: A Framework for Inclusive Indigenous Technologies; Abhijit Chandratreya
Chapter 18. Cultural Perspectives on Wealth and Prosperity in Indigenous Communities; Indira Bhati, Amit Joshi, and Rishabh Jain
Chapter 19. The Effect of Family Financial Support on Facilitating Students' Academic Success: A Mixed Methods Analysis during University Closure and Reopening towards Indigenous Empowerment; Enkeleda Lulaj, Luis Cardoso, Muthmainnah, Guel Erkol Bayram, and Andi Asrifan
