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  1. Substantially Reducing Waste Generation Through Prevention, Reduction, Recycling and Reuse

    Gomathi Devi, P.

    2026Conference PaperConference PapersOpen access

    Rapid industrialization, urbanization, and changing consumption patterns have led to a dramatic increase in waste generation across the globe. From household garbage and food waste to industrial by-products, plastic pollution and electronic waste, the…

  2. Digital Transformation of Consumer Markets: Opportunities and Structural Risks in E-Commerce and D2C Ecosystems

    Rohini, B.

    2026Conference PaperConference PapersOpen access

    Digital technology's expansion has drastically altered consumer markets globally. E-commerce and Direct-to-Consumer (D2C) are now major disruptors in how goods are made, sold, marketed, and engaged with consumers. In India, rapid growth in digital…

  3. Harnessing Emerging Technologies for Sustainable Growth, Security and Global Competitiveness

    Rohini, B.

    2026Conference PaperConference PapersOpen access

    As emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence (AI), blockchain, the internet of things (IoT), cloud computing, quantum computing, 5G networks, and cybersecurity solutions, continue to advance at a rapid pace, they are transforming both the…

  4. Challenges in Data Governance, Privacy, and Digital Sovereignty

    Raga Prabha, M.

    2026Conference PaperConference PapersOpen access

    Data Governance, Privacy, and Digital Sovereignty have become essential components of the digital era. Effective data governance ensures the proper collection, management, security, and utilization of data while maintaining transparency and accountability. Privacy focuses…

  5. Digital Tourism Strategies for Destination Development and Promotion in Tamil Nadu

    Chidambara Selvi, S.; Sahana, K.; Swathi, P.

    2026Conference PaperConference PapersOpen access

    The rapid advancement of digital technologies has significantly transformed the tourism industry by reshaping the way destinations are promoted, accessed, and experienced. Digital tourism utilizes platforms such as social media, mobile applications, and online…

  6. Impact of GST on Online sellers

    Gomathi Devi, P.

    2026Conference PaperConference PapersOpen access

  7. Eco-Friendly and Energy-Efficient Computing

    Gomathi Devi, P.

    2026Conference PaperConference PapersOpen access

    The concept of green and energy-efficient computing has become an essential strategy for tackling the environmental and economic issues that arise from the rapid expansion of information technology. The growing reliance on computers, data…

  8. Impact of GST on Online Sellers and Marketplace Platforms

    Gomathi Devi, P.

    2026Conference PaperConference PapersOpen access

    TheimplementationoftheGoodsandServicesTax(GST)hasprofoundlytransformed the operationsofonlinemarketplacesinIndia.Thesedigitalplatformsfacilitateinteractions betweenbuyersandsellersfortheexchangeofgoodsandservicesovertheinternet,withnotable examplesincludingAmazon,Flipkart,andMeesho.TheintroductionofGSTestablisheda uniform indirecttaxsystemthatreplacedamyriadoftaxes,includingVAT,servicetax,and exciseduty,therebystreamliningthetaxationprocessfore-commerceenterprises.TheGST frameworkmandatesregistrationfore-commercesellersandincorporatestheTaxCollectedat Source(TCS)mechanismfore-commerceoperators.Theseinitiativesenhancetaxcompliance, promote transparencyinonlinetransactions,andfacilitateimprovedoversightofdigitalbusiness activities.Insummary,GSThassignificantlycontributedtotheregulationofonline marketplaceswhilefosteringthegrowthofIndia'sdigitaleconomy.

  9. Impact of GST on Online Sellers and Marketplace Platforms

    Gomathi Devi, P.

    2026Conference PaperConference PapersOpen access

    TheimplementationoftheGoodsandServicesTax(GST)hasprofoundlytransformed the operationsofonlinemarketplacesinIndia.Thesedigitalplatformsfacilitateinteractions betweenbuyersandsellersfortheexchangeofgoodsandservicesovertheinternet,withnotable examplesincludingAmazon,Flipkart,andMeesho.TheintroductionofGSTestablisheda uniform indirecttaxsystemthatreplacedamyriadoftaxes,includingVAT,servicetax,and exciseduty,therebystreamliningthetaxationprocessfore-commerceenterprises.TheGST frameworkmandatesregistrationfore-commercesellersandincorporatestheTaxCollectedat Source(TCS)mechanismfore-commerceoperators.Theseinitiativesenhancetaxcompliance, promote transparencyinonlinetransactions,andfacilitateimprovedoversightofdigitalbusiness activities.Insummary,GSThassignificantlycontributedtotheregulationofonline marketplaceswhilefosteringthegrowthofIndia'sdigitaleconomy.

  10. Substantially Reducing Waste Generation Through Prevention, Reduction, Recycling and Reuse

    Gomathi Devi, P.

    2026Conference PaperConference PapersOpen access

    Rapid industrialization, urbanization, and changing consumption patterns have led to a dramatic increase in waste generation across the globe. From household garbage and food waste to industrial by-products, plastic pollution and electronic waste, the…

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