2021

Articles


A Exploring Influencing Factors of Customer Loyalty towards Ride-hailing Industry

Vinay Chowdary Manduva

International Journal of Emerging Trends in Science and Technology, 2021, 13 September 2021
https://doi.org/10.18535/ijetst/v8i9.03

Internet is technology breakthrough that have massive impact to distrupt conventional business. One of the most growing internet industries in south east asia especially in Indonesia is ride-hailing where only 2 big giants survived on the battle of this massive market, they are Go-jek and Grab. Customer loyalty is crucial key factor in order to win and create sustainable business, however based on several research 68% of customer in Indonesia at least have 2 optional or more optional brand. On ride-hailing industry 40% of ride-hailing users have and use both Grab and Go-jek or on others words these customers have swinger behavior. Thus, the objective of this research is to explore and analyze influencing factors of customer loyalty on ridehailing industry.

Dynamic Data Orchestration Using AI in Real-Time Decision Systems

Narendra Devarasetty

International Journal of Emerging Trends in Science and Technology, 2021, 13 September 2021 , Page 01-22
https://doi.org/10.18535/ijetst/v8i9.02

Dynamic data orchestration comes into the forefront of strategic value to facilitate real-time decision systems in supporting effectiveness in complex and uncertain contexts. Through AI implementation into data orchestration, organizations can easily handle HVD because AI is capable of handling big data characterization at high velocity, volume, and variety. These are systems that utilize predictive analytics, machine learning and the integration of real-time data pipelines to perform critical decisions, minimize latencies and under optimal utilization of resources.


In this paper, the author investigates the extent of change enabled by the AI Data management in real-time decision-making system across different sectors including finance, healthcare, supply chain, and energy sectors. These are neural network to support automatic prediction, reinforcement learning to support reactive decision making, and edge computing to support on-field data processing. Further, the study includes specific infrastructures, for example, hybrid cloud solutions and event stream processing platforms on which companies can base their growth.


The work also examines issues such as data isolation, integration with previous systems, and ethics for artificial intelligence decision-making. Real-life examples show that AI-driven orchestration pays off in terms of efficiency, response and decision-making time, accuracy and so on. Highlighting the current limitations of real-time decision systems that apply AI and discussing future trends, this work emphasizes the centrality of AI in designing processes for the following generation

The Role of Biodiversity in Disease Regulation as Function of Ecosystem Service Systematic Review

Abdulbasit Hussein

International Journal of Emerging Trends in Science and Technology, 2021, 13 September 2021 , Page 01-07

Biodiversity, ecosystems, and the important services they provide are fundamental to all life on Earth,
including human life. Food and critical nutrients, pharmaceutical chemicals, fuel, energy, livelihoods,
and cultural and spiritual enrichment are all available from them. They also contribute to the provision
of safe drinking water and clean air, as well as important services ranging from pest and disease control
to climate change and natural disasters. Each of these functions has direct and indirect implications for
our health and well-being, and each is a critical piece of the epidemiological puzzle that we face in our
attempts to combat infectious and noncommunicable diseases. The inextricable relationships between
biodiversity, ecosystems, and the supply of these advantages, as well as human health, are wellestablished.
Biodiversity is appreciated, maintained, restored, and properly employed in order to maintain
ecosystem functions, maintain a healthy world, and provide benefits to all people. The World Health
Organization is aware of the mounting evidence that biodiversity loss is occurring at unprecedented
rates. There is a growing awareness that this poses a serious threat to the healthy and stable ecosystems
that support all elements of our societies. Biodiversity loss can destabilize ecosystems, cause infectious
disease epidemics, and jeopardize development, food security, and natural catastrophe protection. Protecting
the public's health from these threats falls outside of the health sector's usual responsibilities. It is
based on collaborating with partners who are involved in conservation, as well as the responsible use
and management of natural resources.