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Leather Shoe Industry in South India is endowed with natural livestock wealth, blessed with a strong and large installed production capacity and strongly supported by manpower and institutional assistance. The government policies have been facilitating comfortable climate for the substantial investment and infusion of new technology. Various forces operating within and outside the industry determine the working of this industry. However, the successful performance of leather shoe industry depends upon the effective functional management areas like production, finance, marketing and human…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Leather Shoe Industry in South India is endowed with natural livestock wealth, blessed with a strong and large installed production capacity and strongly supported by manpower and institutional assistance. The government policies have been facilitating comfortable climate for the substantial investment and infusion of new technology. Various forces operating within and outside the industry determine the working of this industry. However, the successful performance of leather shoe industry depends upon the effective functional management areas like production, finance, marketing and human resource performance. These functions are responsible to certain extent in influencing the overall performance of the industry. This is one of the critical dimensions in dictating the effective or ineffective performance. Hence, the research has been carried out to know the general practice of these functional variables in this particular industry. The performance of the industry has been analysed through Categorical and Multiple Regression. The overall performance and effectiveness of this industry is analysed through Multiple, Categorical Regression, Control charts and Discriminant analysis.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Mohammed Kutpudeen is a faculty member of Department of Business Studies in Nizwa College of Technology, Oman. His research interest includes the role of HR in organizational change, employee relations, managing performance, workforce diversity and HR in a global environment. He has been actively pursuing research in HR for more than a decade.