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Title | : | The Effect of Customer Value, Mall Atmosphere and Advertising Toward Customer Loyalty Through Customer Satisfaction (A Study On Mall Visitor At Bekasi, Indonesia) |
Country | : | Indonesia |
Authors | : | Wagiarto Hs || Widji Astuti || Abdul Manan |
Abstract: This research aims to analyze the effects of customer value, mall atmosphere and advertising toward customer loyalty mediated by customer satisfaction as the intervening variable at malls in Bekasi City, Indonesia. The population in the research are customers who have an experience of purchasing products or services in malls at Bekasi.............
Keywords: Customer value, mall atmosphere, advertising, customer satisfaction, customer loyalty
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Title | : | The development of model and strategy of micro and small enterprises empowerment for ensuring street food safety for elementary school children in Indonesia |
Country | : | Indonesia |
Authors | : | Arief Safari || Machfud || Eriyatno || Heny K Daryanto |
Abstract: To fulfill the need of safe food for school children, the government assistance is needed to empower Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) in producing safe Street Food for Schools Children (PJAS). The aim of this study is to design the Purposeful Activity Model (PAM) of MSEs empowerment and also to develop some alternatives of strategic initiatives and its priorities so that it can guarantee the PJAS safety effectively and efficiently..........
Keywords: Food Safety, Model, MSEs, PJAS
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Title | : | Quality Issues in Branch Banking Operations: Proposing an Enhanced Conceptual Perspective |
Country | : | United Arab Emirates |
Authors | : | Zeeshan Aslam and Hummayoun Naeem |
Abstract: The United Arab Emirates has a large banking sector. More than 75 banks including domestic and foreign banks are operatingin the United Arab Emirates. They have a huge network of branch and all branches are connected to head office of the Bank. The involvement of leaders plays an important role in quality management operations of these banks. The nature of the operations will determine that how to implement the quality management techniques........
Keywords: Quality Management, Branch Banking Operations
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Title | : | Differences between Customer Satisfaction Indirect Effect and Customer Loyalty Direct Effect in an Indonesian E-Shopping |
Country | : | Indonesia |
Authors | : | Umbas Krisnanto || Ellen Khatrine |
Abstract: E-commercehas become a popular method of transacting all over the world. In particular, business-to-consumer online shopping, a form of e-commerce, has grown remarkably.While online shoppers receive advantages such as broader product lines, comparison of vendor offerings, and immediate access to customer reviews of products and services.E-commerce is intensely competitive because price transparancy and the presence of rival business a few mouse clicks away only, thereby making customer loyalty.......
Keywords: Service marketing mix, satisfaction, loyalty
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Title | : | An Important-Performance Analysis of International Coffee Outlet Service Quality: Empirical Results from Coffee Outlets in Badung, Bali |
Country | : | Indonesia |
Authors | : | GN Joko Adinegara || SherandyPuspita Turker |
Abstract: Service quality is animportantantecedentof consumers' satisfaction. Service quality isconveyedconsistentlycanhelp companiesachievebetter performanceand can improvecustomer satisfaction, also canbuildlong-term relationshipswith customers. This studyaims to determine the role ofthe service quality to customer satisfaction, as well asto determine thequality indicatorsof servicethat allows a customerto feelsatisfiedand dissatisfied. The result showed that consumers areverysatisfied with the qualityof service renderedforconsumersconducting transactionswith the company.........
Keywords: Satisfaction, Importance, Service Quality, Performance, IPA
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Paper Type | : | Research Paper |
Title | : | The Effect of Adversity Quotient and Entrepreneurial Self-Efficacy on Entrepreneurial Intention Through Entrepreneurial Attitude |
Country | : | Indonesia |
Authors | : | Anang Haris Firmansyah || Ery Tri Djatmika || Agus Hermawan |
Abstract: The purpose of this study is to determine the following points: (1) the effect of adversity quotient on entrepreneurial attitude; (2) the effect of entrepreneurial self-efficacy on entrepreneurial attitude; (3) the effect of adversity quotient on entrepreneurial intention; (4) the effect of entrepreneurial self-efficacy on entrepreneurial intention; (5) the effect of entrepreneurial attitude on entrepreneurial intention; (6) the effect of adversity quotient on entrepreneurial intention through entrepreneurial attitude; and (7) the effect of entrepreneurial self-efficacy on entrepreneurial intention through entrepreneurial attitude..........
Keywords: Adversity Quotient, Entrepreneurial Self-Efficacy, Entrepreneurial attitude, Entrepreneurial Intention, Vocational Majoring in Business and Management
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Paper Type | : | Research Paper |
Title | : | Improving the Daily Practices of Attention Conection to Others And Tension, Stress Reduction for Developing Leaders Capabilities |
Country | : | Indonesia |
Authors | : | Ahmed Hassan Ali Elmaloul || Dr. Kusdi Rahardjo || Dr. Hamidah Nayati Utama |
Abstract: The nature of leadership is the effect of the relationship between people. Frequently the leaders and those who are able to control people to take action directed towards achieving the goals and objectives of the specific thoughts. While many books and countless scientific researches investigate personal characteristics, traits, and skills of leaders had been written, it has done little to understand and transfer the ways in which an individual might go for the cultivation of these virtues; which is often said to include charisma and empathy........
Keywords: Leadership, Daily Practices, Connection, Attention, Tension, Stress
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Paper Type | : | Research Paper |
Title | : | Moti Soap: A Success Story or Failure |
Country | : | India |
Authors | : | Snehal Chincholkar |
Abstract: Soap is an integral part of our daily routine and available in different forms. Soap can be classified in to hard and soft soap having two major components oil/fat and alkaline solutions. It is believed that first soap produced in Babylon in 2800BC. A survey by Euro Monitor (2000) showed that soaps and detergents together covers around 12.4 % and 2.6 to 5 % of consumer expenditure on household goods for developed and developed countries respectively.........
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Paper Type | : | Research Paper |
Title | : | Corporate Governance under the Companies Act, 2013 |
Country | : | India |
Authors | : | CA. Raj Garg |
Abstract: The thrust of this article is confined to the role of independent directors in the scheme of corporate governance and more particularly, the provisions contained in the recently passed Companies Act, 2013 (the new Act). In a way it can be said that the Companies Act, 1956, was perhaps the first enactment responsible for introducing some form of corporate governance for all types of companies........
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Title | : | Factors Influencing the Implementation of Universal Primary Education in Mvita and Changamwe Sub Counties, Mombasa |
Country | : | Kenya |
Authors | : | Ms. Cicily Mabuti Kinyua || Dr. Fridah Simba Theuri |
Abstract: The purpose of this research was to determine the factors influencing the implementation of universal primary education in Mvita and Changamwe sub counties, Mombasa. The study adopted a descriptive research design, the study targeted 36 schools as respondents for the study and 34 questionnaires were returned which indicates a 73.22% response rate.....
Keywords: Implementation, Universal primary education (UPE), Free primary education (FPE)
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Title | : | Effects of The Strategies For Customer Satisfaction On The Performance Of Insurance Firms In Enugu Metropolis |
Country | : | Nigeria |
Authors | : | Nebo, Gerald N. || Okolo, Victor O. |
Abstract: Amidst double barrel reforms of the insurance sector by government of Nigeria, the sector still suffers dwindling customer patronage and poor image. This paper is an assessment of the "Effects of the Strategies for Customer Satisfaction on the Performance of Selected Insurance Firms in Enugu Metropolis". The objectives of the study were to determine the strategies mostly adopted by insurance firms in Nigeria for customer satisfaction, to assess how each of the strategies adopted contributes to the performance of the insurance industry in Nigeria.....
Keywords: Customer Satisfaction, Insurance, Performance, Insurance Firms, Premium.
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Paper Type | : | Research Paper |
Title | : | Impactof Working Capital Management on Market Return aCase of Pakistan Chemical Sector |
Country | : | Pakistan |
Authors | : | Muhammad Akram || Sulaman Jamil || Sheikh Najaf Ali |
Abstract: Working Capital Management is an excellent tool that is used by a lot of companies to improve their earnings. This concept is used to manage the arrangement of its short term asset and short term liabilities The present study is to test the impact of working capital management on market return of chemical sector in Pakistan. The chemical companies listed in the Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE) of Pakistan, were studied for a period of 14 years from 1998 to 2011......
Keywords: Working Capital Management, Tobin's Q, Chemical Sector, Pakistan.
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Title | : | Determinants of Effective Implementation of Constituency Development Fund Projects in Kilifi North Constituency, Kenya |
Country | : | Kenya |
Authors | : | Baron Sarah || DR. William Sakataka (Phd) || Evans Biraori Oteki |
Abstract: Having being enacted as an act of Parliament in 2003, the Constituency Development Fund has seen success and challenges in the implementation of its projects.Poor administration, application and disbursement of funds means resource wastage hence project failure.The aim of this study was to establish the determinants of effective implementation of Constituency Development funds, with specific objective,to establish the processes used in the formulation and implementation of CDF projects......
Keywords: Project failure, Project formulation, Project Implementation, Project Planning, Project success, Wastage.
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Title | : | Empowerment Methods and Guerilla Tactics for Managers |
Country | : | India |
Authors | : | G.Sreelakshmi, Asst.Professor |
Abstract: In This Globalized Economic, Social And Technological Environment Where Organizations Can Be Successful Only If They Have Materials, Methods, Machinery , And Human Resources. The Managers Should Empower And Enable Employees To Accomplish Their Work In Meaningful Ways. Empowerment Has Been Described As A Means To Enable Employees To Make Strategic Decisions Where Individuals Take.....
Keywords: Managers, Empowerment Methods, Guerilla Tactics
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Title | : | Influence of Regulation on Strategic Growth of Chartered Universities in Kenya |
Country | : | Kenya |
Authors | : | Judy Njeri Maina || Barrack Okello |
Abstract: Organizations Are Environment Serving And Environment Dependent. The Environment In Which Organizations Operate Is Constantly Changing With Different Factors Influencing The Organizations. A Chartered University Refers To A University That Has Received Accreditation Though Public Acceptance And Confirmation Evidenced By Award Of A Charter, Which Meets And Continues To Meet The Standards Of Academic Excellence Set By The Commission......
Keywords: Chartered Universities, Higher Education Institutes, Statutory-Regulation, Strategic Growth Of Chartered Universities.
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Title | : | Development Strategy of Mangrove Conservation And Ecotourism Beejaybakau Resort |
Country | : | Indonesia |
Authors | : | Nuriawati || Bambangbanusiswoyo || Ludiwishnuwardana |
Abstract: The purpose of this study was to describe the strategy of ecotourism development in order to compete with conventional travel and improve the welfare of society, through: (1) analyzed internal factors and external factors that exist in the mangrove forest conservation ecotourism BeejayBakau Resort; (2) analyzed the position of Forest Conservation and Ecotourism Mangrove Resort BeejayBakau with the SWOT analysis; (3) analyzedstrategy selection ecotourism development of Mangrove conservation.....
Keywords: Ecotourism, SWOT analysis, QSPM (Quantitative Strategy Planning Matrix)
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