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Transformational Impact of Strategic Human Resource Management: A Case of Less Represented Groups in the Fixed Line Telecom Sector

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Considering the business challenges faced by fixed-line telecommunication operators due to competition with cellular mobile operators, it has become a potential threat for these operators to survive in the telecommunication industry. Due to a decrease in the fixed-line customers, these operators strive to implement the best strategies of Sustained Competitive Advantage to remain competitive in the telecommunications industry. To handle these challenges, these operators need to implement specific business strategies with an effective role of Knowledge sharing and Strategic Human Resource Management. This study aims to investigate the linkage of Strategic Human Resource Management (SHRM) and Knowledge Sharing (KS) on Sustained Competitive Advantage (SCA), considering the less represented groups in the fixed-line telecommunication sector under the theoretical lens of resource-based theory. After collecting the data from the fixed-line telecommunications, a Confirmatory Factor Analysis (CFA) was conducted using SPSS to test the reliability and validity of adapted instruments and hypotheses testing using PLS-SEM. The results of hypotheses testing indicated that the indirect and direct relationships between SHRM and KS with SCA were significant. Hence, the proposed research model applies to different service and production industries in other countries with cross-cultural environments for researchers and practitioners.

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Hina Basharat, Muhammad Khurram Ali

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Detetion and Prevention of Irrelevent Data Through Data Cleansing

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A file oriented unstructured data collected and transformed into the data warehouse .Two or more records identified separately actually represent same real world entity, detection and prevention to improve data quality. The proposed technique introduces smart tokens of most representative attributes by sorting those tokens identical records are bring into close neighborhood, record duplicates are identified and removed from the data. Clean consistent and non duplicated data loaded into warehouse. The technique is a mile stone for cleaning data as with the explosive amount of data recording it is the need of time that more corrected data to be provided to the data mangers for effective decisions making.

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Comparative Analysis of Classical and Intelligent Control Techniques for the Inverted Pendulum System: Design, Simulation, and Performance Evaluation

Vol. 12, Issue 04, PP. 40-51, April 25

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The inverted pendulum, a classic problem in control theory, is widely used for analyzing nonlinear systems and potential energy applications. This study investigates various controller techniques classical and intelligent applied to the inverted pendulum system, providing a comprehensive review of their design, performance, and limitations through simulations and graphical analysis. Key control strategies, including PID, Linear Quadratic Regulator (LQR), Neural Networks (NN), and Fuzzy Logic Control (FLC), are implemented and evaluated for system stability, response time, and robustness under structural uncertainties and external disturbances. Simulation results reveal that classical controllers, particularly the PID and LQR, demonstrate superior performance in terms of settling time, overshoot, and steady-state error under linearized system assumptions. However, these conventional techniques struggle to handle nonlinearities and uncertainties effectively. To address these limitations, robust controllers such as the LQR are employed, minimizing actuator effort and optimizing cost functions. In contrast, intelligent controllers, including NN and FLC, exhibit adaptive capabilities, are enabling them to handle complex, nonlinear dynamics with greater accuracy and reliability. NN and FLC outperform classical controllers in terms of faster response times, improved stability, and reduced computational cost. This study underscores the advantages of NN and FLC in achieving enhanced system performance while maintaining stability and trajectory tracking for both cart position and pendulum angle. MATLAB/Simulink simulations validate the efficacy of each control strategy and highlight the potential of intelligent control techniques in addressing challenges associated with nonlinear systems and robotics technology. The findings provide critical insights into the design and application of control strategies for inverted pendulum systems, with implications for advancing feedback control in robotic systems.

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Jawad Khan, Ma Gang, Shah Muhammad Adnan

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Jawad Khan, Ma Gang, Shah Muhammad Adnan “Comparative Analysis of Classical and Intelligent Control Techniques for the, Simulation, and Performance Evaluation” International Journal of Engineering Works, Vol. 12, Issue 04, PP. 40-51, April 25. https://doi.org/10.34259/ijew.25.12044051.,

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Analytical Analysis of Fractional Order Swift-Hohenberg Equations

Vol. 12, Issue 03, PP. 31-39, March 25

Published online https://doi.org/10.34259/ijew.25.12033139

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This study utilizes the New Approximate Analytical Method (NAAM) to solve fractional order Swift-Hohenberg (S-H) equations, which model complex systems with memory and hereditary effects. By deriving approximate analytical solutions for both linear and nonlinear cases, NAAM simplifies the analytical analysis of these equations, particularly those involving fractional derivatives. A comparative evaluation with other traditional analytical and numerical methods highlights the NAAM’s effectiveness and accuracy, advancing the understanding of fractional systems and providing improved tools for addressing complex mathematical models.

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Aslam Zeb, Umar Farooq, Iqra Iqbal, Ghani Irfan

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Aslam Zeb, Umar Farooq, Iqra Iqbal, Ghani Irfan “Analytical Analysis of Fractional Order Swift-Hohenberg Equations” International , Vol. 12, Issue 03, PP. 31-39, March 2025. https://doi.org/10.34259/ijew.25.12033139., ,

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Hydrological Modeling of Pashin-Lora Basin Balochistan, and Evaluation of Internally Generated Water Potential of it’s Built Check Dams

Droughts and Floods; Land use and land cover (LULC); Micro-watershed; Rainfall-runoff; Small dams; Water resources management

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In recent years, Balochistan, Pakistan largest province, has experienced droughts and floods, resulting in substantial infrastructural damage and loss of life. This study used geospatial and hydrological modeling to analyze the domestically produced water potential of the province most water-scarce Pishin Lora Basin (PLB). The basin hydrological characteristics were retrieved from the Digital Elevation Model (DEM), Landsat-8 images, and the Food Agriculture Organization (FAO) soil databases. Rainfall data from the Quetta and Kalat stations were collected for the years 1990 to 2021 and used to simulate runoff in HEC-HMS software. Peak discharges for the wet and dry years were 5102.2 and 1095.8 cumecs, respectively, with annual runoff volumes of 5.82 and 1.25 billion cubic meters (BCM). The water potential during wet years can address water shortage issues if managed well and it will also help to develop appropriate strategic options during dry years to minimize the drought impacts in the region through watershed management. This study has further identified micro-watersheds of the constructed small/check dams for their annual runoff potential. Runoff volumes in wet years often exceeded their damazs holding capacities. That implied that small dams and other development schemes are not designed to incorporate seasonal variations. This notion was further confirmed when flood water topped over these dams during high runoff periods of the recent 2022 rainfalls. This study emphasizes proper planning of water resource development schemes. It highlights the repercussions of inadequately planned interventions. If the safety and sustainability of these structures throughout their design lives are to be warranted, they must be evaluated scientifically and modified accordingly.

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Rabia Liaqat, Shah Dad Murad, Muhammad Siddique, Arjumand Zaidi, Abdul Latif Qureshi

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Rabia Liaqat, Shah Dad Murad, Muhammad Siddique, Arjumand Zaidi, Abdul Latif Qureshi “Hydrological Modeling of Pashin-Lora Basin Balochistan, and Evaluation of Internally Generated Water Potential of it’s Built Check Dams” International Journal of Engineering Works, Vol. 12, Issue 02, PP. 21-30, February 2025. https://doi.org/10.34259/ijew.25.12022130.

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Assessing Impact of Grants on Clean Energy Research and Innovation:Case study of center for advanced studies

Vol. 12, Issue 02, PP. 12-20, February 2025

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In today’s global world, education is not only major driver of socio-economic development but also highly linked international arena. Therefore, both developed world and international aid agencies are interested in educational development in developing economies. The story of Pakistan educational sector is no more different. Since its inception, Pakistan remain host to international aid agencies both as in-country projects and traveling reforms. US Pak partnerships in the area of higher education with thematic focus on green energy has a long history. It is important to assess the impact to evaluate the effectiveness of donor grants in indigenous energy crises solution. This research is aimed at assessing USPCASE Project at UET Peshawar against its strategic objectives and impact. Data about project has been collected using primary and secondary data collection methods. Primary data collected from all stakeholders including Students, faculty, administration, management, university leadership, ASU staff and faculty, government organization and industry through online surveys, individual and group interviews. Data collected has been analyzed through rigorous quantitative and qualitative techniques. Statistical techniques of perceptions on key research objectives have been carried followed by content analysis for finding lines of evidences. Various statistical test like (Pi test, Chi Test) have been conducted to find significance of analysis and data. USPCAS-E has not only excelled in education but also on the forefront of research activities for government and non-government Organization. Provide revised curricula as well as financial management, governance, teaching, and other reforms necessary to make university education and research more relevant to the needs of industry and government. It has been explored that the USAID support to energy center has been properly utilized and has significantly impacted the energy sector in general and energy higher education in particular. The results also inform that keeping the center at same level of performance will be a challenging task and thus proper sustainability measures may be taken by university leadership.

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Uzair Ahmed Khan, Najib Ullah Khan Marwat

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Uzair Ahmed Khan, Dr. Najib Ullah Khan Marwat “Assessing Impact of Grants on Clean Energy Research and Innovation: Case study of Center for Advanced Studies” International Journal of Engineering Works, Vol. 12, Issue 02, PP. 12-20, February 2025. https://doi.org/10.34259/ijew.25.12021220.

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Study on Indoor Air Quality Measurement of Educational Buildings in Pakistan

Vol. 12, Issue 01, PP. 01-11, January 25

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The current technological era has provided humanity with unprecedented luxuries and opportunities for exploration, both on Earth and in space. However, this progress has also introduced significant environmental threats. Recent global awareness has heightened concern for environmental protection, with governments focusing on pollutants that cause catastrophic events like flash floods. Scientists are now identifying and analyzing specific pollutants to mitigate their impact and propose eco-friendly alternatives. This study focuses on the indoor air quality (IAQ) of an educational building at UET Peshawar (USPCAS-E). Sensors and particle monitors were placed in 19 rooms to measure temperature, humidity, air flow, and particulate matter (sizes 0.5 µm to 10 µm). Data was recorded at three different times and averaged for accuracy. The aim is to identify indoor air pollution sources and their adverse effects on health, contributing to better IAQ management strategies.

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Yasir Atlas Khan, Dr. Adnan Daud

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Yasir Atlas Khan, Dr. Adnan Daud “Study on Indoor Air Quality Measurements of Educational Buildlings in Pakistan, Vol. 12, Issue 01, PP. 01-11, January 2025. https://doi.org/10.34259/ijew.25.12010111.

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