Browsing by Author "Ahmed, Nisar"

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A Decision Making Approach for Selecting an Event Management Company
(Daffodil International University, 2021-01-28) Afrin, Faria; Ahmed, Nisar; Hasan, Md. Mahmudul
Understanding the goals with planning, designing, conceptualization and co-ordination an event management company plays a vital role and ends this process with proper execution. But nowadays many clients are facing more and more demanding and competitive market where taking decisions are completely tough. For this reason it is much more difficult for a client to find the best company when we have so many alternatives. For that purpose, available decision making methods are studied which may aid the decision makers to set the priorities and help them to make the best decision. The decision-making process involves a choice from a number of alternatives. This process is usually a complex process, which involves resources and time consumption. In this paper, we have considered five important attributes among three different companies as alternatives which is regarded as a multi criteria decision making problem for selecting an Event Management Company. In this study, a decision support framework is proposed for the selection of Event Management Company and ranking them using the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) method and Generic Feature Extraction Method. This paper provides all the detailed information about the decision making process to aid the decision makers. Here all the relative importance of alternatives has been calculated by using AHP. The ultimate decision is prepared based on the arithmetical scores seized by the alternatives and to demonstrate all the things is presented on the proposed methodology
Inflation Targeting Through Short Term Interest Rate: Australian Experience
(Daffodil International University, 2008-12-01) Ahmed, Nisar; Ahmed, Samiul Parvez
The article is based on empirical data from Australian Economy. It made an attempt to evaluate the success of Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) in controlling inflation by aggressively using cash rate. The main objective of the research is to find out the relationship of RBA’s monetary policy with Taylor Rule; whether it follows the Taylor Rule mechanically or uses a different form (e.g. forward looking) or depends on other factors as well. Other models have been used for estimation and the results are analyzed subsequently. The evidences from the test results suggest the successful implementation of interest rate rule by the Reserve Bank to stabilize the inflationary pressure in terms of forward looking perspective.
Performance Assessment of a Bangladeshi E-commerce Enterprise: A Case Study
(East West University, 2020-12-18) Hasan, Saad; Hoque, Mohammad R.; Ahmed, Nisar; Mohib, Ashfaque A.; Hassan, Farheen
This research has assessed the performance of a reputed Bangladeshi ecommerce enterprise as a case study to unearth the glitches in operations and supply chain of e-commerce industry. The study has three parts namely identifying and evaluating the magnitude of potential failures in relevant processes; inventory analysis; and correlating the failures with various inventory classifications. Service mapping or blueprint were created to understand the standard of operations in the enterprise. Failure Mode Effect Analysis (FMEA) tool was used to measure the magnitude of the problems and possible solutions. In addition, ABC analysis was used to classify inventory in three different categories. The analysis of data reveals that mistake in order taking and processing, warehouse mismanagement; and in-appropriate delivery are major failure points with significant impact on operations.
The Double-Edged Blade of Consumerism & the Impossible Trinity – Bangladesh.
(IISTE, 2016) Mannan Fahad, Mobashsher; Hossain, Md. Faruque; Ahmed, Nisar
This paper demonstrates how a change in monetary policy by lowering the interest rates can lead to a decline in savings in the short run. Almost perfect correlation coefficient exists between declined marginal savings and increased household desire to either invest or spend; hoarding proves to be minimal but there are limits to household investments. Corporate investment is also possibly affected by the new policy as consumerism and lower cost of capital encourages the firms to invest. Consumption also leads to indebtedness. However, the consumption patterns, capital flight and borrowing motives proves to be of alarming significance to the policy makers. In the long-run, monetary expansionary policy is forecasted to be ineffective.