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E-commerce: An Opportunity For Hospitality Industry Growth. Case Study Of Hotels In Accra
E-Commerce and various internet-based platforms has become one of the major tools for promoting and improving sales in the hotel businesses of today. With a rapidly increasing population of internet users coupled with changing trends in information sources for hospitality customers, the study seeks to explore the opportunities made available by e-commerce for the growth of the hospitality industry.
The
The Future Of Management
This paper is a position paper on the future of management. A literature review of recent notable topics in management was done and from these topics it was hypothesized how management will unfold in future and the impact on social change. Management in the future will evolve in order to be suitable to emergent forms of global organizing which will
Evaluation Of Selected Soybean Varieties On Growth And Yield In A Humid Tropical Environment
Twelve soybean varieties were evaluated to determine their performance in a humid tropical environment.The study was laid out in randomized complete block design with three replicates. Measurements were taken at 4, 6 and 10 weeks after planting. The result obtained showed that there were significant differences at 5 % probability level among the varieties for most of the characters
An Empirical Review Of Strategies Used By School Managers To Enforce Discipline Among Secondary Schools’ Students In Public Secondary Schools In Yatta Sub-county, Eastern Region- Kenya
School indiscipline is a global problem that affects learning in schools in different parts of the world,Kenya included. The increase in students’ indiscipline has been noted in secondary schools since the introduction of new policies of discipline and the prohibition of corporal punishment in Kenyan schools as stipulated in the basic education Act 2013 part IV section 36.The purpose of
Evaluation Of The Rate Of Social Mobility In Nembe, Bayelsa State, Nigeria
Background and Objectives: Social mobility is the movement of an individual from one social class to another or one status to another in the society. The factors responsible for social mobility have strong economic reference, some of which are education, economic empowerment, personal competences, owning personal capital, political patronage and support from relatives/friends. It is considered to occur in capitalist
Exploring Graduate Unemployment In Ghana: Challenges And Strategies
This is an exploratory study which examines graduate unemployment problem in Ghana. Semi-structured interview method was used to collect data. Unemployment was closely related to lack of adequate education. The situation seems to be changing. Today, Ghana has in existence, ‘Unemployed University Graduate Association’. The National Labor Commission estimates a staggering unemployed figure of 700,000. It appears no coordinated strategies
The Effects Of Mining On The Pattern Of Water Usage In Obuasi
Mining is seen as one of the important economic activities which have the potential of contributing to the development of economies. Whiles the contribution of mining to national
development has been well acknowledged, others contend that, mining activities have polluted water bodies influencing water usage among people closer to these areas.
The research examines the effect of mining on the pattern of
Delegation: An Essential Tool For Improving Managerial Effectiveness And Efficiency
Effective management is about delegating assignments to subordinates and empowering them to perform the tasks. Delegation is essential to enable the manager give out their best as they concentrate on major matters and leave subordinates to concentrate on minor issues and to develop and motivate subordinates. Delegation is vital for effective and efficient management of organizations to accomplish organizational goals.
