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Title of research project	Brief	Authors	Branch
An Integrated Blockchain Model for Sustainable Higher Education: An initiative towards attaining Oman Vision 2040	This research explores the potential of blockchain technology to transform administrative functions in higher education institutions in Oman, specifically UTAS. It investigates the awareness, readiness, and behavioral intention of staff towards adopting blockchain and proposes a tailored blockchain architecture. By enhancing data security, efficiency, and transparency, the study aims to support sustainable development and contribute to achieving Oman Vision 2040 in the education sector..	Dr. Preeti Bhaskar, Dr.Ananth Anthonisamy, Mr. Mujeebudheen Khan, Dr. Chandan Kumar Tiwari, Dr. Padma Losani Dayalan	Ibra
An Integrated HR Analytics Framework for A Sustainable Business Performance Model in the Omani Manufacturing Sector	In order to develop a sustainable business model in the Omani manufacturing sector, an integrated HR analytics framework must be implemented. Using advanced technology and analytics tools, the framework collects and analyzes data about human resources, such as employee performance, engagement, and turnover. Additionally, it allows companies to develop targeted learning and development programs by identifying skills gaps and training needs.The implementation of an integrated HR analytics framework in Omani manufacturing could drive sustainable business practices. As a result, a skilled and engaged workforce will be able to meet the challenges of a rapidly changing economy.	Dr. Arafat Al Jameel (PI), Dr. Sangeeta Tripathi (Co-PI)	Ibra
Public Private Partnership for Sustainable Tourism in Oman	The project is to study the role of public private partnership in enhancing sustainable tourism in Oman.Data has been collected from 3 stakeholders like tourism based businesses, authorities from the ministry of tourism and academic experts teaching tourism management. The project has contributed for paper presentations at 7 international conferences and 3 SCOPUS Q2 publications	Dr. Abdullah Al Azri, Dr. Edukondala Rao Jetti, Dr. Nithya Ramachandran	Ibra
Unlocking Entrepreneurial Success: Exploring the Impact of Motivation, Risk Perception, and Social Networks Among Omanis in Musandam	The study focuses on understanding the factors that contribute to entrepreneurial success within the unique context of the Omani community in Musandam. It seeks to straighten out how the motivation levels of aspiring and current entrepreneurs, their attitudes toward risk, and the structure and strength of their social networks collectively impact their ability to establish and prosper in their ventures. Ultimately, this research aims to provide insights that can inform policies and support systems designed to foster entrepreneurship in the Musandam governorate.	Mr. Reynald Funtinilla, Ms. Amel Mohammed Saleh	Musandam
Optimising Healthcare SCM through AI: Predictive Analytics from Medical Inventory Management in Royal Hospital Oman	The integration of AI and predictive analytics into healthcare supply chain management (SCM) enhances inventory control, cost efficiency, and patient care. This aligns with Oman Vision 2040’s emphasis on leveraging technology in healthcare. The Royal Hospital in Oman will serves as a case study, showcasing their forecasting, optimised inventory, and logistics situations through AI. Legal, ethical, and operational considerations are crucial for effective implementation. As technology continues to evolve and data analytics capabilities expand, the potential for optimising healthcare operations will only continue to grow. It is imperative for healthcare leaders and practitioners to embrace these advancements, leveraging AI and predictive analytics to navigate the complexities of SCM and ultimately improve patient outcomes on a global scale.	Dr. Shaima Al Harthy, Dr. Issam Al Lawati, Samira Al Khayari, Dr. Mohd Abass Bhat, Majia Al Badi, MD (External Participant)	Muscat
Sustainability Through Digitalization: Unleashing ESG Potential in Oman's Energy Sector.	This study aims to identify crucial measures for optimizing the ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) potential of Oman's energy sector and to analyze the influence of digitalization on sustainability within that business. This research aligns with the objectives of Vision 2040 by enhancing environmental resilience using digital solutions, promoting social development, optimizing governance processes, leveraging technical breakthroughs, and adapting to global trends to be implemented in the Sultanate of Oman. By conducting a thorough, the study provides not only practical and actionable insights but also lays the groundwork for a resilient, inclusive, and future-proof energy framework in Oman.	Khulood Said Al-Namani (11S2067 ), Alshaima Younis Alharrasi (11S2092), Sara Moosa Al-Lawati (11S205), Maroa Khalfan Saleem Al-Hajri (11S2034), Abeer Said Al-Hadidi (11J20152), Supervisor By Dr Mohd Abass Bhat	Muscat

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