IMPACT OF AI AND DEEP LEARNING ON THE HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY

Many healthcare organizations and facilities are currently attempting to improve either managerial or systematic operations. As a result, those businesses' performance has improved, as has their financial growth and reputation in local and global marketplaces. Deep learning and AI are utilized to control healthcare systems in this case. It aids in the provision of better service, the diagnosis of different diseases, and a variety of other tasks. Based on this, this paper will expound on the definitions of deep learning and AI, as well as the importance and change management applications of these tools.

The stock market capitalisation and financial growth nexus: an empirical study of western European countries

This study aimed to analyse the stock market capitalisation and financial growth nexus of Western European countries from 1989 to 2018 in order to understand the interactive relationship between the stock market and the economy to identify the specific financial market channels through which economic growth is managed. The pooled least square findings identified positive significant relationships between stock market capitalisation, foreign direct investment and stocks traded and financial growth, while negative and significant relationships were found between GDP per capita growth and inflation and financial growth. The fixed effect, random effect and pooled mean group models yielded the same results, indicating positive significant relationships between stock market capitalisation and stocks traded and financial growth, while the effect of foreign direct investment on financial growth was positive and insignificant. Finally, there were negative and significant relationships between GDP per capita growth and inflation and financial growth. The results from the quantile regression (tau = 0.10, 0.20, 0.30, 0.40 and 0.50) there were positive relationships between stock market capitalisation and stocks traded and financial growth for all percentiles, while there were negative relationships between GDP per capita growth and inflation and financial growth except at the 0.30 percentile; foreign direct investment also had a negative relationship to financial growth at the 0.30 percentile. Most variables were significant at a 1% significance level. However, inflation was insignificant at the 0.10 percentile, foreign direct investment was insignificant at the 0.20, 0.30, 0.40 and 0.50 percentiles, and stocks traded were insignificant at the 0.40 and 0.50 percentiles. All of the applied the diagnostic tests confirmed the robustness of the data. The main conclusion is that countries should minimise any regulatory obstacles to financial markets and protect the rights of shareholders. Furthermore, advanced financial systems should reduce the obstacles faced by companies in terms of external financing.

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY IN BRAZIL: POSSIBILITIES AND ADVANCES

Intellectual property is one of the main topics of our time.All organizations and companies that work with research and innovation have intellectual property as one of the factors for economic and financial growth. Every day, many governments discover about the benefits of industrial innovation and how patents can defend new technologies. The purpose of this research is to report on intellectual property in Brazil. It is concluded that it is necessary to advance in policies, that Brazilian patents take a long time to be granted. Investments are needed so that companies in Brazil can learn about patent laws and benefit from them.

An introduction to the challenges of distributive equity in the English Premier League

PurposeThis article provides a plain language commentary on the distributive equity structure of the English Premier League (EPL) with the aim of introducing sport business practitioners to a foundational challenge facing professional leagues as they grow financially with market opportunities, namely financial inequality between clubs.Design/methodology/approachIntroducing and discussing data from seasons 2009/10–2018/19, the article reveals that despite maintaining a consistent distribution of the EPL prize fund over time, the financial imbalance within the league has grown throughout the period.FindingsThe EPL's financial distributive equity is exacerbated by growing imparity in the acquisition of sponsorship revenues, the distribution of broadcasting revenues and the implications of policies concerning financial fair play and parachute payments, leading to a problematic differential in the talent distribution and win–wage relationship experienced by the top six teams and the remainder.Practical implicationsThe EPL's market-driven continuation of its revenue allocation policies has led to a broadening financial imbalance, in favour of the top clubs, which could paradoxically undermine the financial security of the teams and league. Sport business practitioners should be familiar with this fundamental challenge for sport leagues that accompanies financial growth.Originality/valueWhilst the percentage difference in prize fund allocation between top and bottom clubs appears minor, there is a significant financial variation across the league, primarily due to the large increase in broadcasting income. This is compounded by positive feedback via the relative dominance of the top six clubs receiving the larger share allocated to higher finishing teams.

Big Data: A management tool for Financial growth of Enterprises in the Industrial sector

Big Data has become a worldwide trend. However, in underdeveloped countries this technological tool has low application rates, the main reason being the lack of knowledge of its use or the lack of resources for its implementation. The objective of this research is to know the financial behavior generated by the application of Big Data in Ecuadorian industrial companies. The methodology applied relied on the quantitative approach to analyze the profitability indicatorand a survey for managers following Cronbach and Spearman’s coefficients to ensure the reliability of the applied instrument. In conclusion, it was determined that the technological tool serves as a measurement instrument, so that managers can make timely decisions, allowing the company to be at the forefront of the market and contribute to the development of the country. Keywords: Big Data, Financial profitability, Decision-making, Industrial sector. References [1]J. Salazar, «"Infraestructura para Big Data",» Rev. Digital Universitaria, vol. 17, nº 11, pp. 1-15, 2016. [2]M. Chema, «BIG DATA Aquí y ahora 2015. Situación mundial y foco en el mercado de Colombia,» OBS Business School, España, 2015. [3]C. B. Ynzunza, J. M. Izar, J. G. Bocarando, F. Aguilar y M. Larios, «"El Entorno de la Industrial 4.0: Implicaciones y Perspectivas Futuras",» Rev. ConcienciaTecnológica, nº 54, pp. 33-45, 02 12 2017. [4]M. Escobar y M. Mercado, «"Big Data: Un análisis de uso y aplicación en el contexto de la era digital",» Rev. La Propiedad Inmaterial, nº 28, pp. 273-293, 2017. [5]E. Hernández , N. Duque y J. Moreno, «"Big Data: una explotación de investigación, tecnologías y casos de aplicación.",» Rev. TecnoLógicas, vol. 20, nº 39,2017. [6]C. Cedeño y J. J. Coba, «"Análisis de la incidencia del manejo de la información corporativa (Big Data) en la productividad de las empresas del sector servicios de la cuidad de Guayaquil",» Guayaquil, 2020. [7]R. Gonsalez , «"Impacto de la data warehouse e inteligencia de negocios en el desempeño de las empresas: investigación empírica en Perú, como pais en vías de desarrollo" (Tesis Doctoral ),» 2012. [8]M. Garvich, «"Propuesta de análisis de datos no es tructurados para generar decisiones oportunas en la empresa FMD",» Lima, 2017. [9]F. Malvicino y G. Yoguel, "Big Data: Avances recientes a nivel internacional y perspectivas para el desarrollo local", Buenos Aires: CIECTI, 2018. [10]S. A. Gaviria, C. A. Varela y L. J. Yánez, «"Indicadores de rentabilidad su aplicación en las decisiones de agrupamiento empresarial",» Rev. Universidad de Antoquia , vol. 4, nº 1, p. 27, 2010. [11]A. E. Manzo, «"Crecimiento y desarrollo económico de la ciudad de Babahoyo 2007-2012",» Guayaquil, 2014. [12]Superintendencia de Compañias, «appscvs.supercias.gob.ec,» 31 12 20. [Online]. Available: https://appscvs.supercias.gob.ec/rankingCias/. [Last access: 2021 03 06]. [13]H. A. Hernández y A. E. Pascual, «Validación de un instrumento de investigación para el diseño de una metodología de autoevaluación del sistema de gestión ambiental,» Rev. Investigación Agraría y Ambiental, vol. 9, nº 1, pp. 157-164, 2018. [14]L. Restrepo y J. González, «De Pearson a Speraman, » Rev. Colombiana de Ciencias Pecuarias, vol. 20, nº 2, pp. 183-192, 2007. [15]M. Escobar y M. Margareth, «"BIB DATA: Un análisis documental de su uso y aplicación en el contexto de la era digital",» Rev. La Propiedad Inmaterial, nº 28, pp. 273-293, 2019. [16]D. López, «"Análisis de las posibilidades de uso de Big Data en las organizaciones" trabajo fin de Máster,» Madrid, 2013. [17]J. Figueres, «"Big Data, ampliación cognitiva, procesos de autoorganización y desarrollo económico" Doctorando,» Madrir, 2017. [18]J. Salazar, «"Infraestructura para Big Data",» Rev. Digital Universitaria, vol. 17, nº 11, 2016. [19]F. Munafo, «"La importancia de la gestión de datos y su imptaco en en el riesgo de crédito de Instituciones Financieras",» Rev. de Investigación en Modelos Financieros, vol. 2, pp. 25-39, 2019.

Ethical Indigenous Economies

In this article, the authors argue that trans-systemic knowledge system analysis of Indigenous-to-Indigenous economics enables generative thinking toward Indigenous futures of economic freedom. The authors apply a trans-systemic lens to critically analyze persistent development philosophy that acts as a barrier to the advancement of Indigenous economic development thinking. By exploring ways in which colonial discourse entraps Indigenous nations within circular logic in service of a normative centre the need for new economic logic is apparent. Shifting to trans-systemic knowledge systems analysis to include diverse insights from Māori and other Indigenous economic philosophy, the authors show that it is not profit and financial growth that matters in and of itself. Rather, according to Indigenous definitions of wealth, economic freedom and development are constituted by value creation that aligns with Indigenous worldviews and principles. Indigenous economic knowledge centred on relationship, reciprocity and interconnectedness fosters Indigenous economic freedom.

Development of a Marketing Strategy for Enterprise Financial Growth

The development of marketing strategies has long been engaged in by scientists and practitioners who have written countless algorithms, mechanisms and schemes for the successful development of a marketing strategy. However, in current conditions, all these developments have become obsolete for one main reason: the behaviour of the buyer has radically changed. This reason has again raised the need to develop effective recommendations for the formation of a marketing strategy for the enterprise's financial growth. The authors analyzed the main aspects of strategic planning, studied the features of the leading marketing strategies. The development of a marketing strategy for an enterprise follows almost the same scheme; however, the study showed that customers had changed dramatically: first of all, they are interested in the personal attitude, and only then in the quality of the goods, the price – the usual indicators that have always been in the first places. Taking into account the changed vector, the authors adapted the algorithm for developing a marketing strategy for the financial growth of an enterprise and tested the operation of one of the proposed tools on a real example, which showed its effectiveness in current conditions.