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Supply Chain Information Sharing And Retail Outlets Performance: An Analysis Of Selected Supermarkets In Kenya
The main objective of this study was to establish the effect of Supply Chain Information Sharing on retail outlets performance in Kenya. The study was anchored on competitive advantage theory and Network perspective theory. The study adopted cross-sectional survey design with a target population of 2654 staff drawn from Naivas, Quickmart, Chandarana and Carrefour supermarkets across the four cities in
Assesment Of Growth Performance Of Hybrid Cocoa Seeds In Different Growth Media In Ghana
The assessment of growth performance in hybrid cocoa seeds is crucial in determining the optimal growth media for their successful cultivation. In this study, a Randomized Complete Block Design with three treatments and three replications were employed. The three treatments included topsoil control (100v), topsoil + sawdust (50:50v), and topsoil + poultry manure (50:50v). The growth parameters assessed were plant
Socio Economic
And Ecological Effects Of Participatory Forest Management In Lembus Ecosystem, Baringo County, Kenya
In last two decades, the forest and its resources have been unsustainably exploited to almost non regenerative capacity, thus compromising the socio economic status millions of people around the globe. It was therefore against this background that the United Nations developed a long lasting strategy to contain further ecological degradation by introducing participatory management approaches where governments and forests communities
Level Of Awareness And Attitude Towards Human Papillomavirus Vaccination Among Parents At The Kenyatta National Hospital
Background: In Kenya, human papillomavirus (HPV) is the primary cause of cancer among women of reproductive age. The HPV vaccine was introduced for girls in Kenya in 2019. This study aimed to determine parents' awareness and attitudes to HPV vaccination and determine parental characteristics associated with awareness and positive attitude towards the HPV vaccine. Methodology: This was a descriptive cross-sectional
A Review On Augmented Reality And Virtual Reality In Kindergarten Education
Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality technologies, known as VR and AR, respectively, have been introduced as reframing tools in education, which provide interactive learning experiences that support traditional teaching patterns. This review explored the implementation, benefits, challenges, and future studies of AR and VR in kindergarten education. This review identifies findings from previous studies to provide a comprehensive overview of
Optimizing Poultry Production Efficiency Using Ai-based Decision Support Systems
Poultry farming is vital for global food production but faces challenges in efficiency, welfare, and sustainability. This study explores an AI-based Decision Support System (DSS) integrating machine learning and IoT sensors to optimize feeding, environment, and health monitoring. Results show adaptability across diverse farms, with 90% of farmers reporting improved efficiency. The findings highlight AI's transformative role in agriculture, enabling
Choice Of Medical Specialties By House Officers In South-south Negeria: A Multi-center Survey
In the Nigerian health system, a house officer is a newly graduated medical doctor undergoing clinical rotations in the four major core specialties. During this period, they are equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge required for the task of specialization. Among house officers, studies have shown that various factors play a role in the choice of specialties. The aim
A New Mathematics Teacher Must Be Born
The focus of this study was to seek the views of teachers on the need for an emergent of a new generation of mathematics teachers who are thoroughly equipped with wide range of skills that could inspire students develop interest in mathematics. The study employed the qualitative research approach with a case study design. Five mathematics teachers were purposefully selected
Optimizing Resource Allocation In Professional Football Clubs: An Industrial Engineering And Mcda Approach
Professional football clubs can be viewed as production systems in which interconnected subsystems (youth academy, scouting network, first-team training, etc.) transform inputs (talent, facilities, capital) into outputs (match results, player transfers, brand value). Efficiently allocating limited resources among these units involves balancing multiple objectives (sporting success, financial return, talent development, operational efficiency, strategic alignment). I propose a decision-support framework using
