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2. DIGITAL VOICE ASSISTANT FOR VISUALLY IMPAIRED USERS

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Mrs. Sujata Ashish Hande and Dr. Prakash B. Bilawar

Abstract

Now a days many people suffer from vision impairment. They frequently require assistance with daily activities. Braille was once used by blind people to read, but it is gradually becoming obsolete. In today's technological era, blind readers can read electronic documents using screen reading software. However, due to the high cost of that software, not all blind readers can buy it. That is where the voice assistant started in which text or commands from users are accepted and tasks are completed using this method. This paper provides information on some digital voice assistants like Google Assistant, Alexa, and Siri etc. This an innovative system for visually impaired users and act as a voice assistant for them the system is used to help the visually impaired to have access to the most important features of the phone enhancing the quality of the system making use of different layouts and using speech to text.

Published
2022
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3. Digital Preservation Initiatives in India: Current Scenario and Challenges

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Bhavesh, Narayan Patel, Dhananjay, B. Sutar, Dhananjay, B. Sutar, Sachinkumar, B. Patil, Prakash, B. Bilawar, Yuvraj, G. Jadhav, and Shivraj, V. Thorat

Subjects
JG. Digitization., LF. Digital cameras.
Abstract

The paper discusses various digital preservation initiatives in India, digital preservation standards and tools and the challenges. Authors concluded that In India, digital preservation development is limited to government organizations and due to the lack of legislation and a national policy on digital Preservation, producers of digital information do not place a premium on conserving digital information.

Published
2023

4. Information and Communication Technology (ICT) to Revamp Libraries through Human Resource Management (HRM): Problems and Solutions

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Sharddha, R Pawar, Dhananjay, Bhagwan Sutar, Dhananjay, B Sutar, Sachinkumar, B Patil, Prakash, B Bilawar, Yuvraj, G jadhav, and Shivraj, V Thorat

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FE. Personnel management., LZ. None of these, but in this section.
Abstract

The paper gives an overview of ICT in libraries and impact of manpower shortage in libraries. Also highlight the problems that arise from lack of manpower and also the problems caused by the lack of manpower in libraries: Authors conclude that the ICT to revamp libraries through HRM is a solution towards the lack of manpower in libraries which leads to reduced availability and accessibility of services, inadequate customer service, and inefficiencies in library operations.

Published
2023

5. Automated Acquisition Module of SOUL 3.0

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Kumbhar, Snehlata Devidas, Sutar, Dhananjay Bhagwan, Dhananjay, B. Sutar, Sachinkumar, B. Patil, Prakash, B. Bilawar, Yuvraj, G. Jadhav, and Shivraj, V. Thorat

Subjects
JA. Acquisitions., LJ. Software., LQ. Library automation systems.
Abstract

The article discusses the characteristics of automated acquisition module of SOUL 3.0 (Software for University Libraries), the Integrated Library Management System from users perspective. Researchers found that the software facilitates speed in library work, helps to save time with quality service, it is more suitable for library cooperation , collection development, resource sharing and networking etc.

Published
2023

6. Revamping of Academic Libraries in Modern Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Environment.

Author

Dhananjay, Bhagwan Sutar, Dhananjay, B. Sutar, Sachinkumar, B. Patil, Prakash, B. Bilawar, Yuvraj, G. Jadhav, and Shivraj, V. Thorat

Subjects
IK. Design, development, implementation and maintenance, LB. Computer networking.
Abstract

This paper discusses the need for revamping the academic libraries in accordance with change in technologies, educational policies, laws related to education as well as central and state government decisions. The author suggests that the libraries are also expected to bring about a change in their policies, practices, methods, procedures and techniques related to information selection, acquisition, storage, retrieval mechanism, ways of dissemination in order to provide technology based quality services to satisfy the stakeholders.

Published
2023

7. Citation analysis of literatura published in journals on personas with disabilities

Author

Vijay, Pandurang Yadav, Dhananjay, Bhagwan Sutar, Dhananjay, B. Sutar, Sachinkumar, B. Patil, Prakash, B. Bilawar, Yuvraj, G. Jadhav, and Shivraj, V. Thorat

Subjects
BB. Bibliometric methods, IB. Content analysis (A and I, class.)
Abstract

Researchers selected 25 research articles for literature review. Author wise number of citations and h-index of these 25 research articles are analyzed using the SCOPUS database. Total 8 Indian authors and 23 foreign authors are ranked as per their number of citations and h-index. First hypothesis i.e. ‘Number of citations of Indian and foreign authors are different or not equal’ is false and the second hypothesis i.e. ‘h-index of Indian and foreign authors are different or not equal, is true.

Published
2023

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