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2025 ISSUE

Intelligent Management Vol.3 (2025)

PAPER-5: CROSS-CULTURAL DIFFERENCES among Seafarers

PAPER-5: Cross-Cultural Differences among Seafarers and Their Implications for Shipboard Management and Performance


Author:  Dr.S.Poongavanam ,

Professor, AMET Business School, AMET University, Chennai


Abstract:   The globalization of the maritime industry has led to the widespread adoption of multinational crewing practices, transforming ships into multicultural workplaces operating under high-risk and highly regulated conditions. While multinational crews provide economic and operational advantages, they also introduce complex managerial challenges related to communication, leadership, teamwork, safety behavior, and employee well-being. This paper examines cross-cultural differences among seafarers and analyzes their influence on key managerial and operational outcomes in international shipping. Using empirical evidence collected from 300 seafarers working on international merchant vessels, the study applies established theories of culture, leadership, communication, and safety to evaluate the impact of cultural diversity on shipboard performance. The findings reveal that cultural dimensions such as power distance, uncertainty avoidance, and collectivism significantly affect leadership perception, communication effectiveness, teamwork, and safety compliance. The study concludes that effective cross-cultural management is critical for enhancing operational efficiency, safety performance, and seafarer well-being in multinational ship crews.  

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PAPER-4: Aspects for Better OrgANIZATIONAL OUTCOMES

PAPER-4: Multi-Dimensional Aspects for Better Organizational Outcomes


Author: Dr.Goparaju Purna Sudhakar,

Founder, Learning and Winning Academy, Hyderabad


Abstract:     Current Day Organizations have Different Objectives such as Better Profits, Better Customer Satisfaction, Innovation, Better Product and Services, etc. All these Organizational Objectives are Impacted by Multiple Dimensions which interact with Each Other. The multiple aspects Needed for Better Organizational Profitability, Innovation, Organizational Performance, and For Better Wealth Building are Discussed in this article. Also some of the Dimensions related to Organizational Long Term Survival are also Discussed as part of this article. 

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PAPER-3: Growth Strategies for Solopreneurs

Author: Justin Wigg, Freelance Consultant, Ohio, USA


Abstract:   In 21stCentury, Solopreneurship gained lot of traction. Several Reasons such as technological developments, remote working, temp working these aspects contributed to the solo entrepreneurship. This specific article describes Brand Strategy for solopreneurs, dealing with Creative Work products, dealing with Marketing and Customer Support, Organizing the Enterprise, and Highlights the Importance of Technical Integration, and Significance of Research.

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PAPER-2: Mapping India's Startup Ecosystem

PAPER-2: Mapping India's Startup Ecosystem: Growth Patterns, Industry Clusters and Global Positioning


Author:   Dr.Kavitha Lal, Assistant professor, Department of Management Studies,

Bhavan’s Vivekananda College of Sciences, Humanities and Commerce, Secunderabad, India


Abstract: This study presents an empirical assessment of India's startup ecosystem, emphasizing regional growth disparities, sector-wise patterns, and cross-national comparisons in GDP contribution. Relying on secondary data from national and international sources, this paper employs descriptive statistics, ANOVA (Analysis of Variance), and Pearson correlation analysis to uncover trends in startup proliferation, investment patterns, and economic impact. The findings highlight significant geographic concentration of Startups in a few metropolitan hubs, with technology-led sectors dominating the funding landscape. While India's startup ecosystem shows promising growth in GDP contribution, it still trails behind mature global markets. This specific research offers vital insights for investors and policymakers aiming to shape a more inclusive and balanced entrepreneurial landscape in India.

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PAPER-1: Techniques and Challenges in Digital Marketing

Authors: Dr. M .Venkateswara Rao, Assistant professor, and 

Mr. T. Srinivasa Rao, Assistant professor, P.B. Siddhartha College of Arts and Science, Vijayawada, AP, India


Abstract: Digital Marketing is the way forward for many businesses across the world. This article describes the Importance of Digital Marketing, and specifies the User base on Different Social Media Platforms in India. Different Digital Marketing Techniques and the Challenges involved in carrying it out the Digital Marketing are Explained in the Article. Also, The Future Trends in Digital Marketing across the globe are also briefly touched upon in the Article. The article Provides an Overview of Different Techniques and Challenges in Digital Marketing for the Organizations. 

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