Volume 10 Number 1 May 2019

    
Measuring Service Quality with Servqual

Sajna, K. P., Mohamed Haneefa, K.

https://doi.org/10.6025/jitr/2019/10/1/1-6

Abstract This paper explores the concept of service quality and SERVQUAL as a tool for measuring service quality. It analyses the significance of measuring service quality in libraries and development of SERVQUAL scale for measuring service quality of libraries. It also pointed out the dimensions of SERVQUAL such as; Reliability, Tangibles, Responsiveness, Assurance and Empathy. The paper provides useful insight for... Read More


Research Contributions in Current Science Journal: A Bibliometric Study

Sanjeevi, K., Sivakumaran, K., Natarajan, V.

https://doi.org/10.6025/jitr/2019/10/1/7-11

Abstract This paper analyzed the research contributions among year-wise publication, authorship pattern among the published article, subject, country and state-wise distribution published in Current Science Journal from 2015 to 2017. The growth of literature during the study period is gradually increasing and maximum number of articles (83) published in 2017. The multiple authored contributions are occupied first position compared to double and... Read More


Research Publication of a selected University during 2011-2016: A Study Based on Scopus Database

Sankar, M

https://doi.org/10.6025/jitr/2019/10/1/12-16

Abstract This Study explores the Research Output of Periyar University as reflected from the Scopus online database for the Period from 2011 to 2016. The Present paper investigates to find out the year wise output, topmost journals, most prolific authors, Documents and mostly occurred Keywords in the research. The study deals from the Scopus database and using MS Excel simple percentage... Read More


What to do when my Parental Organization does not Own a Digital Repository?: A Case of Aggregating Repositories with a Slant to India

Padma, P., Ramasamy, K.

https://doi.org/10.6025/jitr/2019/10/1/17-30

Abstract The institutional repositories play a vital role in disseminating the intellectual output of the incumbents of the institutions. The study reports the functioning of aggregating repositories as registered in OpenDOAR. OpenDOAR website and the websites of selected individual institutional repositories were browsed to collect the required data. The study reveals that : There are 107 open access aggregating digital repositories... Read More