G MADHUMITA

@vistas.ac.in

Associate Professor / MBA
VISTAS



              

https://researchid.co/gmadhumita

RESEARCH INTERESTS

In Marketing

11

Scopus Publications

19

Scholar Citations

3

Scholar h-index

Scopus Publications

  • Employee Quality of Life in Office Automation Through Service Innovation: A Fuzzy Approach
    M. Bharanitharan and G. Madhumita

    EDP Sciences
    Managers have to make different decisions about using different types of information at the same time. Managing the performance of employees and quality of life in printing industries and Information Technology Parks, individually or collectively is an important aspect of decision making. Effectively managing an organization's human resources and evaluating employees to support personal development, improved organizational performance, and input into the organization's strategy depend on performance appraisals. This is due to the absence of quantitative and systematic techniques. The problems include improper data, qualitative and quantitative measurements, and the performance evaluation is the main task for the industrial sectors. Fuzzy control is used to calculate the overall achievement index by aggregating the performance results for some selected parameters and presenting them as numerical values, which will certainly facilitate the evaluation of the appraisal calculation of the human resources staff. Consequently, the current research utilizes the characteristics of data technologies and provides a method to quantitatively and automatically assess employee performance in office automation. The results show that an independent aspect of workplace performance appraisal is the automated employee performance appraisal system.

  • Optimising Material Supply Services through AI based Office Automation
    Bharanitharan M and Madhumita G

    Seventh Sense Research Group Journals

  • Smart grid – introduction, advantages and implementation status in India with a focus on Tamil Nadu: A systematic review.


  • Social media effect on students academic performance based on their usage


  • Homogeneity & analysis of variance: substantiation among women professional purchase decision of facial cream brands
    Dr. G. Madhumita*, , Dr. G. Rajini, and

    Blue Eyes Intelligence Engineering and Sciences Engineering and Sciences Publication - BEIESP
    One way Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) tool established the difference among various groups mean. The study discusses the relationship between demographic variables (Age, Profession, Income, Experience &Occupational sector) and Purchase Decisions of Women Professionals using facial creams. The study categorized women professionals as Advocates, Doctors, Academicians, Engineering &Technocracts, and Administrators &Others. A questionnaire was designed with seven variables like External Stimuli, Internal Stimuli, Brand Awareness, Source credibility, Purchase Intention, Purchase decisions, Purchase experience and was circulated among the women professionals in & around Chennai, a total of 734 questionnaire was composed. These articles confer about the results of the normality test and one way ANOVA using Statistical Package for Social Science SPSS 21.0. This article is framed only to measure whether there is a significant difference among the demographical variables with the only one variable of the study that is purchase decisions. To investigate the assumptions of normality Kolmogorov-Smirnov & Shapiro-Wilk was calculated &muliticollinerity tests were conducted. The finding of the study shows that there is a difference among the demographic variables with the purchase decisions of the facial creams among women professionals. This study shall act as a direction for the academician and marketers for better understanding purchase decisions of facial cream brands among women professionals based on the demographic variables.

  • Vital factors influencing purchase of over the counter (Otc) medicines: Brand experiences of gen x and new age Indian women
    G. Rajini and G. Madhumita

    A and V Publications
    Generic Medical stores are opened in India by as Government Initiative called JAN-AUSHADHI in order to bring down the Health Care Budget of every Citizen .At this point of time a study regarding the influence of Purchase of Over the counter Medicines (OTC) by any individual has to be probed in .The major difference between these generic stores and the conventional retailers is the brand name of the medicine and the company’s brand image .Thereby this study is to envisage about the contribution of Brand Loyalty, Brand Image, Brand Resonance, Brand Trust with the Brand Experience. A conceptual regression model was designed and named as Role of brands for purchasing OTC brands Among Indian Women. The study highlights different generation and confines to Gen X and Gen X and New Age Indian Women who fall between 28 to 53 years with women across various professions such as advocates, doctors, academicians, engineering and technocrats, administrators, media/entertainment, entrepreneur and others. Around 736 questionnaires were collected in and around Urban Chennai, Semi Urban, Neyveli, Rural Soolurpet, Tirupur of India. The finest predicted relationship amid independent variables and the dependent variable was done by means of Multiple Regression by using Statistical Package for Social Science SPSS (21.0). The result shows that the brand experience of Gen X and New Age Indian Women professionals is not significant with the brand loyalty, brand image but they are significant with brand resonance, brand trust variables. Meanwhile Brand loyalty has a significant relationship with brand resonance, brand trust and not significant with brand image. This research shall errand the policy makers and pharmaceutical marketers to recognize regarding the brand experience of Gen X and New Age Indian Women.

  • Collision of social network sites among college students academic performance


  • Prognostic analysis of purchase experience of women professional towards facial cream brands


  • Imperative variables, discriminating the influence of dermatologist towards the usage of facial cream brands


  • Viability of using factor analysis to investigate the impact on purchase experience with facial creams among women professionals


  • Exuberance due to celebrity endorsement on brands: A product categorical study
    G. Rajini and G. Madhumita

    Indian Society for Education and Environment
    Background/Objectives: The article aims to conceive on how celebrity endorsement for products affects the life style of any ordinary individual in a society thereby undergoes a little stress while making a decision in choice of purchase of a product. Method/Statistical Analysis: The structured question was administered to the respondents - buyers. A total of 200 questionnaires were distributed out of which 172 responded and were taken as samples. The paper analyses which product is highly affected on purchase due to celebrity endorsement. SPSS Statistics 17.0 version is used for data analysis. A multiple regression was run on 5 major products like: Jewel, Cosmetics, Food&Beverages, Electronic gadgets and Vehicles against independent variables like: 'Reach of Brand', 'Brand Recall', 'purchase opinion', and 'Trust' to understand which variable highly affects the purchase decision of particular product. Findings: The model depicts that chance of purchasing Jewel, cosmetics, Food and Beverages and electronic gadgets depends highly on 'Brand reach due to Celebrity Endorsement' but for purchasing of vehicles it depends on 'Purchase opinion due to celebrity endorsement'. Application/Improvement: A message is conveyed to the marketers to make the brand reach buyers by the use of celebrity endorsements especially in case of Jewels, Cosmetics, Food&Beverages and Electronic products. Whereas in case of Vehicles, buyer behavior towards celebrity endorsement has great impact on buyer to purchase the vehicles.

RECENT SCHOLAR PUBLICATIONS

  • Employee Quality of Life in Office Automation Through Service Innovation: A Fuzzy Approach
    M Bharanitharan, G Madhumita
    E3S Web of Conferences 399, 05003 2023

  • Effects of Social Media Marketing Activities on Brand Loyalty, Brand Trust, and Brand Affect among Millennials
    DGM S. Avinash
    Journal of Survey in Fisheries Sciences 10 (2), 1304-1309 2023

  • Exploring the relationship between social media and consumer buying behaviour : A Special Reference in Chennai
    G Madhumita
    International Journal of Health Science 2 (Special Issue II), 8968-8978 2022

  • Optimising Material Supply Services through AI based Office Automation
    GM M. Bharanitharan1
    International Journal of Engineering Trends and Technology 70 (9), 10-19 2022

  • Millennial experience with online buying behaviour: A study from selected areas of Chennai City
    S Avinash, G Madhumita
    International Journal of Health Science 2 (May 2022), 8968 -8978 2022

  • Evaluation of Green Learning and Developments Association with Green Variables of IT Companies in Chennai
    M Subashini, G Madhumita
    Design Engineering, 752-764 2021

  • Does the Green Human Resource Management Impact to IT Sector?
    M Subashini, G Madhumita
    Design Engineering, 11400-11409 2021

  • AN ASSOCIATION BETWEEN GREEN HR INITIATIVES WITH DEMOGRAPHIC DATA OF IT COMPANIES IN CHENNAI
    M Subashini, G Madhumita
    PalArch's Journal of Archaeology of Egypt/Egyptology 17 (6), 13316-13324 2020

  • DELVING INTO EMPLOYEE INNOVATION: THE ROLE OF PERSONALITY AND GOAL SETTING THEORY OF MOTIVATION
    M Subashini, G Madhumita
    PalArch's Journal of Archaeology of Egypt/Egyptology 17 (9), 8369-8380 2020

  • Smart grid—introduction, advantages and implementation status in India with a focus on Tamil Nadu: a systematic review
    RR Kannan, G Madhumita
    Int. J. Adv. Sci. Technol 29, 1146-1156 2020

  • Social media effect on students academic performance based on their usage
    VK Priya, PG Thirumagal, G Madhumita
    International Journal of Scientific & Technology Research 8, 2715 2020

  • • Does Online Food Distribution through APPS is making Indian Resturants to think different?,
    BCDG MADHUMITA
    International Journal of Management Technology & Engineering (IJMTE), 9 (3 2019

  • A Conceptual Study On Impulse Buying Behavior

    Pramana Research Journal 9 (Issue 2), 53-59 2019

  • Vital Factors Influencing Purchase of Over the Counter (Otc) Medicines: Brand Experiences of Gen X and new age Indian women
    G Rajini, G Madhumita
    Research Journal of Pharmacy and Technology 12 (6), 2682-2686 2019

  • Innovations and Risk factors in implementing digital payments in Omni Channel Retailing, India: Conceptual Perspective
    B Charan, G Madhumita
    International Journal of Research in Social Sciences 8 (12), 184-199 2018

  • An Alliance between Brand Awareness & Purchase Decisions for Facial Cream Brands Among Women Professionals–A Path Analysis Approach
    G Madhumita, G Rajini
    Available at SSRN 2959576 2017

  • Exuberance due to celebrity endorsement on brands: a product categorical study
    G Rajini, G Madhumita
    Indian Journal of Science and Technology 2016

  • Branding is a drive for consumer’s purchase intention of cosmetics products – a conceptual study
    GMDS Vasantha
    EPRA International Journal of Economic & Business Review 3 (11), pp.no: 218 -222 2015

  • A Study on brand awareness of SAP Product among retailers in Chennai
    G Madhumita
    International Journal of Scientific Research 4 (Issue : 8), pg:261-262 2015

  • A Study on Employee Absenteeism in Home Appliance Company, Chennai
    G Madhumita
    International Journal of Human Resource Management and Research 2015

MOST CITED SCHOLAR PUBLICATIONS

  • Exuberance due to celebrity endorsement on brands: a product categorical study
    G Rajini, G Madhumita
    Indian Journal of Science and Technology 2016
    Citations: 6

  • Branding is a drive for consumer’s purchase intention of cosmetics products – a conceptual study
    GMDS Vasantha
    EPRA International Journal of Economic & Business Review 3 (11), pp.no: 218 -222 2015
    Citations: 6

  • Social media effect on students academic performance based on their usage
    VK Priya, PG Thirumagal, G Madhumita
    International Journal of Scientific & Technology Research 8, 2715 2020
    Citations: 3

  • Smart grid—introduction, advantages and implementation status in India with a focus on Tamil Nadu: a systematic review
    RR Kannan, G Madhumita
    Int. J. Adv. Sci. Technol 29, 1146-1156 2020
    Citations: 2

  • Vital Factors Influencing Purchase of Over the Counter (Otc) Medicines: Brand Experiences of Gen X and new age Indian women
    G Rajini, G Madhumita
    Research Journal of Pharmacy and Technology 12 (6), 2682-2686 2019
    Citations: 2