A Review of The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Employee Engagement

Mittal, Prabhat; Jora, Rachna Bansal; Sodhi, Kavneet Kaur; Saxena, Parul

doi:10.1109/icaccs57279.2023.10112957

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“…This concentrate is then collected using a specialized device known as a garbage collector. Thus, microdispersed electrolytic hydrogen bubbles, formed on the cathode, acquire a negative charge like the charge of the cathode (Mittal et al, 2023).…”

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Electroflotation Treatment of Industrial Wastewater in a Specially Designed Electroflotator Powered by a Solar Panel

Shoikhedbrod

2024

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Currently, the anode in existing electroflotators is a dense mesh with small cells, which causes salt deposits to form on its surface during the electrolysis of waste water. In another case, the salt deposits completely cover the cells, which stops the electroflotation process by preventing the passage of electrolytic hydrogen bubbles through them. The use of an anode in the form of a dense mesh with small cells in electroflotators, on the one hand, increases the density of direct current flowing in industrial wastewater during electroflotation of industrial wastewater, and therefore increases the formation of microdispersed electrolytic hydrogen bubbles, which contribute to the successful electroflotation of industrial wastewater. On the other hand, the use of an anode in the form of a dense mesh with small cells in electroflotators sharply reduces the passage through this mesh of electrolytic hydrogen bubbles, formed during electroflotation of industrial wastewater, which sharply slows down electroflotation process. When the author devised electroflotation treatment for industrial wastewater in a specially built electroflotator, powered by a solar panel, this issue was resolved. The article presents a developed method of electroflotation treatment of industrial wastewater in a specially designed electroflotator, powered by a solar panel (solar cell), which includes an electrolysis base and uses negatively charged electrolytic hydrogen bubbles with a calculated dispersion, which release microscopic particles from wastewater in the process of wastewater treatment by floating up in the wastewater of the created by them strong complexes: negatively charged microdispersed electrolytic hydrogen bubbles + microscopic particles of wastewater from industrial wastewater in the process of an elementary act of flotation.

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Electroflotation Treatment of Industrial Wastewater in a Specially Designed Electroflotator Powered by a Solar Panel

Shoikhedbrod

2024

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“…Mittal (2020) highlights significant investments in AI by the retail sector, with leaders like Company XYZ revolutionizing CRM through personalized recommendations and efficient customer engagement. Mittal et al (2023) underscores the growing significance of AI in CRM, with a focus on enhancing customer-brand relationships. AI's role in gathering and analyzing customer feedback, as mentioned by Peffers et al (2007), is crucial in improving customer experiences.…”

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“…Transitioning from the past to the present, we unveiled a CRM paradigm thoroughly transformed by the infusion of AI. AI stands as the disruptive catalyst, endowing banks with the prowess to process and analyze colossal repositories of customer data in real-time (Mittal et al, 2023). This transformation has facilitated a transition toward personalized and proactive services.…”

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The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Customer Relationship Management in the Indian Banking Industry

Mathur,

Tiwari

2023

Social Development and Governance Innovations in Education, Technology and Management

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The banking sector in India is a crucible of technological evolution, and AI-driven CRM is at the forefront of this transformative journey. AI’s revolutionary impact on CRM is undeniable, offering highly personalized and efficient services. It streamlines customer interactions, automates routine tasks, enhances predictive analytics, and fortifies security and fraud detection. Chatbots are becoming pivotal in the real-time assistance of customers, significantly improving response times and reducing customer service costs. Predictive analytics enables banks to anticipate customer needs and recommend tailored financial products, driving customer retention rates and business growth. The study reveals that AI technologies are playing a transformative role in reshaping the landscape of customer relationship management in the Indian banking industry. With the continuous evolution of AI technologies, Indian banks are well-positioned to navigate the changing banking landscape and deliver innovative services while upholding the highest standards of security, data privacy, and regulatory compliance.

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