Rohit Kumar Singh
Biographic Data
| ID | 6734681 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rohit Kumar Singh |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rohit Kumar |
| FAMILY NAME | Singh |
| SIGNATURE | SINGH R K |
| AFFILIATIONS | International Management Institute |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9909-4489 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 15 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Resource use optimisation for public sector infrastructure projects
The study examines the adoption of digital twin technology (DTT) in public sector infrastructure projects in India and its impact on resource optimisation and sustainability outcomes. Grounded in resource dependence theory (RDT), the research develops and empirically tests a model investigating the interplay among DTT adoption, resource optimisation, and sustainability, with organisational support and regulatory environment as moderating factors.…
Safeguarding wildlife and human life
Rangers' role as emergency first responders is becoming increasingly important in the face of escalating climaterelated natural disasters and extreme weather events. Drawing on a review of literature and data collected from surveys and focal group discussions, this study explores rangers' role as first responders in Asia. A total of 52 rangers from 12 countries were surveyed, revealing the diverse expectations, responsibilities and challenges ran…
Building sustainable supply chains
In today's interconnected and intricate global environment, achieving sustainable supply chain performance is paramount for organizations. Within this context, the flexibility of information systems as dynamic capability, is a driving force behind effective supply chain management. In addition, there are a multitude of compliances that supply chains have to comply with in order to achieve sustainable outcomes. Against this background we examine h…
Assessing the adaptive management process in SMART sites
The effective management of protected and conserved areas is crucial to the preservation of much of the world's biodiversity. The Spatial Monitoring and Reporting Tool (SMART) is one of the world's most utilised protected and conserved area management tools, used to inform research, tourism management, natural resources use, intelligence, threat analyses, and more. Through surveying staff at 49 protected and conserved areas across 14 countries, w…
Safeguarding the rights and well-being of rangers
Rangers are on the frontline of conservation, providing a crucial service to nature – and humanity. Many of them face difficult and dangerous situations on a regular basis. They may encounter poachers and other criminal and potentially armed groups while on patrol, support rescue missions, fight fires or prevent wildlife from damaging crops, thus risking and sometimes even losing their lives. The ‘Principles for Safeguarding the Rights and Well-b…
Short Communication
A growing body of literature explores rangers perceptions and experiences of implementing conservation activities. In particular, the Global Ranger Perception Survey, carried out by the WWF, is the largest global assessment of ranger perceptions and experiences of working conditions in protected and conserved areas, providing insights into various aspects of the profession of rangers. Nevertheless, when the ranger perception survey data was assoc…
Short Communication
A growing body of literature explores rangers' perceptions and experiences of implementing conservation activities. In particular, the Global Ranger Perception Survey, carried out by the WWF, is the largest global assessment of ranger perceptions and experiences of working conditions in protected and conserved areas, providing insights into various aspects of the profession of rangers. Nevertheless, when the ranger perception survey data was asso…
Exploring community satisfaction in park management
Positive relations between local people and protected and conserved area (PA) authorities are important for effective and equitable conservation.Such relations, however, are often strained.Therefore, in this study we explore the heterogeneity in satisfaction in park management amongst people living near to five PAs in Myanmar.Specifically, we examined how a diverse set of predictor variables relate to satisfaction in park management.Of all respon…
Conservation casualties
The ranger profession is diverse and challenging, requiring individuals to operate in risky and often life-threatening situations.The International Ranger Federation's Roll of Honour presents an opportunity to review the dangers surrounding the ranger profession by analysing the number and causes of ranger deaths on duty.Over a 16-year period (2006-2021), a total of 2,351 on-duty ranger fatalities have been recorded.Of the data analysed, feloniou…
A study on the evaluation of tooth brushing skills and its relation with the age and gender of children
The present study was undertaken for studying tooth brushing skills and its relation with the age and gender of children. A total of 100 school going children were assessed during the study period. A questionnaire was framed and was given to all the participants. The questionnaire included detailed knowledge about their brushing habits. Type of brushing habit was assessed among all the children. Also assessment was done in relation to age and gen…
Does e‐service quality of online grievance redress portals lead to satisfaction? An outlook from the perspectives of I ndian youth
In a democratic country like India, citizens expect quality public services, from the government. The information technology‐enabled versions of public services cannot be an exception. In order to develop strategies leading to increasing levels of satisfaction of the citizens, the quality of the services should be analyzed. For efficient and effective public service delivery, many countries all over the world attempt to develop the transparent an…
Relationship between the bone density estimated by cone-beam computed tomography and the primary stability of dental implants
It enables more accurate three-dimensional evaluation of anatomic structures and directly measures the bone density. The density of the bone is usually expressed in Hounsfield units (HU)1 which is a parameter that provide the most important details about the available bone. A total of 18 fresh femoral heads of swine were taken for the study. The adjacent soft tissues have been removed completely and the surfaces of the bone blocks were made flat …
Development and evaluation of service‐learning experience model
Business education is growing in popularity, resulting into greater responsibility for us as educators shaping the future leaders of the World. The current research makes an attempt to answer an emphatic impudent question facing all B‐school educators—How do we humanize future business leaders to avoid leadership failures. The researchers feel the solution lies in traditional but powerful model of Service learning experience. The outcome of Servi…
Antecedents of a healthcare tourism satisfaction
The focal intent of the study is to identify the vital determinants that bring satisfaction to health tourists along with their intent to visit the Indian region again. The theoretical construct is developed to demonstrate the association among different dimensions toward satisfaction. Through well designed questionnaire we analyzed 375 responses through structured equation modeling. Results of the study indicate that perceived quality of service…
Landscape evolution and deduction of surface deformation in the Soan Dun, NW Himalaya, India
Building sustainable supply chains
In today's interconnected and intricate global environment, achieving sustainable supply chain performance is paramount for organizations. Within this context, the flexibility of information systems as dynamic capability, is a driving force behind effective supply chain management. In addition, there are a multitude of compliances that supply chains have to comply with in order to achieve sustainable outcomes. Against this background we examine h…
Development and evaluation of service‐learning experience model
Business education is growing in popularity, resulting into greater responsibility for us as educators shaping the future leaders of the World. The current research makes an attempt to answer an emphatic impudent question facing all B‐school educators—How do we humanize future business leaders to avoid leadership failures. The researchers feel the solution lies in traditional but powerful model of Service learning experience. The outcome of Servi…
Landscape evolution and deduction of surface deformation in the Soan Dun, NW Himalaya, India
Antecedents of a healthcare tourism satisfaction
The focal intent of the study is to identify the vital determinants that bring satisfaction to health tourists along with their intent to visit the Indian region again. The theoretical construct is developed to demonstrate the association among different dimensions toward satisfaction. Through well designed questionnaire we analyzed 375 responses through structured equation modeling. Results of the study indicate that perceived quality of service…
Relationship between the bone density estimated by cone-beam computed tomography and the primary stability of dental implants
It enables more accurate three-dimensional evaluation of anatomic structures and directly measures the bone density. The density of the bone is usually expressed in Hounsfield units (HU)1 which is a parameter that provide the most important details about the available bone. A total of 18 fresh femoral heads of swine were taken for the study. The adjacent soft tissues have been removed completely and the surfaces of the bone blocks were made flat …
Development and evaluation of service‐learning experience model
Business education is growing in popularity, resulting into greater responsibility for us as educators shaping the future leaders of the World. The current research makes an attempt to answer an emphatic impudent question facing all B‐school educators—How do we humanize future business leaders to avoid leadership failures. The researchers feel the solution lies in traditional but powerful model of Service learning experience. The outcome of Servi…
Short Communication
A growing body of literature explores rangers perceptions and experiences of implementing conservation activities. In particular, the Global Ranger Perception Survey, carried out by the WWF, is the largest global assessment of ranger perceptions and experiences of working conditions in protected and conserved areas, providing insights into various aspects of the profession of rangers. Nevertheless, when the ranger perception survey data was assoc…
Short Communication
A growing body of literature explores rangers' perceptions and experiences of implementing conservation activities. In particular, the Global Ranger Perception Survey, carried out by the WWF, is the largest global assessment of ranger perceptions and experiences of working conditions in protected and conserved areas, providing insights into various aspects of the profession of rangers. Nevertheless, when the ranger perception survey data was asso…
Exploring community satisfaction in park management
Positive relations between local people and protected and conserved area (PA) authorities are important for effective and equitable conservation.Such relations, however, are often strained.Therefore, in this study we explore the heterogeneity in satisfaction in park management amongst people living near to five PAs in Myanmar.Specifically, we examined how a diverse set of predictor variables relate to satisfaction in park management.Of all respon…
Conservation casualties
The ranger profession is diverse and challenging, requiring individuals to operate in risky and often life-threatening situations.The International Ranger Federation's Roll of Honour presents an opportunity to review the dangers surrounding the ranger profession by analysing the number and causes of ranger deaths on duty.Over a 16-year period (2006-2021), a total of 2,351 on-duty ranger fatalities have been recorded.Of the data analysed, feloniou…
A study on the evaluation of tooth brushing skills and its relation with the age and gender of children
The present study was undertaken for studying tooth brushing skills and its relation with the age and gender of children. A total of 100 school going children were assessed during the study period. A questionnaire was framed and was given to all the participants. The questionnaire included detailed knowledge about their brushing habits. Type of brushing habit was assessed among all the children. Also assessment was done in relation to age and gen…
Does e‐service quality of online grievance redress portals lead to satisfaction? An outlook from the perspectives of I ndian youth
In a democratic country like India, citizens expect quality public services, from the government. The information technology‐enabled versions of public services cannot be an exception. In order to develop strategies leading to increasing levels of satisfaction of the citizens, the quality of the services should be analyzed. For efficient and effective public service delivery, many countries all over the world attempt to develop the transparent an…
Assessing the adaptive management process in SMART sites
The effective management of protected and conserved areas is crucial to the preservation of much of the world's biodiversity. The Spatial Monitoring and Reporting Tool (SMART) is one of the world's most utilised protected and conserved area management tools, used to inform research, tourism management, natural resources use, intelligence, threat analyses, and more. Through surveying staff at 49 protected and conserved areas across 14 countries, w…
Safeguarding the rights and well-being of rangers
Rangers are on the frontline of conservation, providing a crucial service to nature – and humanity. Many of them face difficult and dangerous situations on a regular basis. They may encounter poachers and other criminal and potentially armed groups while on patrol, support rescue missions, fight fires or prevent wildlife from damaging crops, thus risking and sometimes even losing their lives. The ‘Principles for Safeguarding the Rights and Well-b…
Safeguarding wildlife and human life
Rangers' role as emergency first responders is becoming increasingly important in the face of escalating climaterelated natural disasters and extreme weather events. Drawing on a review of literature and data collected from surveys and focal group discussions, this study explores rangers' role as first responders in Asia. A total of 52 rangers from 12 countries were surveyed, revealing the diverse expectations, responsibilities and challenges ran…
Building sustainable supply chains
In today's interconnected and intricate global environment, achieving sustainable supply chain performance is paramount for organizations. Within this context, the flexibility of information systems as dynamic capability, is a driving force behind effective supply chain management. In addition, there are a multitude of compliances that supply chains have to comply with in order to achieve sustainable outcomes. Against this background we examine h…
Resource use optimisation for public sector infrastructure projects
The study examines the adoption of digital twin technology (DTT) in public sector infrastructure projects in India and its impact on resource optimisation and sustainability outcomes. Grounded in resource dependence theory (RDT), the research develops and empirically tests a model investigating the interplay among DTT adoption, resource optimisation, and sustainability, with organisational support and regulatory environment as moderating factors.…
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