IOSR-JBM   Volume-25 ~ Issue-3 ~ March 2023

Abstract: Background: This study intends to explore the effect of the post-epidemic period on travel intentions from the perspective of people's own health perception risks and favorable factors of the external environment. Based on the status of one's own perceived situation on the willingness to travel, and taking health perceived risks and favorable factors of travel as the intermediary factors, we can further understand the interaction between them. Materials and Methods:Using hierarchical regression analysis and bootstrap method, the research results show that the perceived situation has a significant impact on the willingness to travel, and the health perceived risk and favorable factors of travel have a mediating effect on the perceived situation and the willingness to travel.....

Key Word: Perceived situation; travel intention; post-epidemic

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Abstract: Background: Industries are increasingly specializing in the financial and production sector, aided by general accounting and, especially, cost accounting. Even increasing the degree of complexity of specialized employees, cost accounting in relation to its apportionment criteria is always a challenge. Companies find it very difficult to correctly determine the unit cost of the product or service being offered. And it is precisely at this moment that cost accounting proves to be useful and indispensable. Cost apportionment is one of the branches of industrial accounting and it is....

Keywords: Indicators; Apportionment Criteria; Costs; Fuzzy Logic

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Abstract: In the international organization system, law enforcement and order contribute to the stability of communities. This role is invariably performed by various institutions among them the police. The National Police Service institution has been characterised by a myriad of challenges both at macro and micro level of the institution thus bringing to question its service delivery ability role of maintenance of law and order. Research studies have shown that organisation performance and ultimately service delivery is hinged on employees. Therefore, performance may be attained provided employees are enhanced via workplace welfare practices. This inquiry was seeking.....

Key Words: Welfare Practices, Occupational Health Practices,Service Delivery

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Abstract: Traditionally, flight simulation engineers designed their software by reductionism, i.e. functional decomposition. Software developers assumed that a system is bounded and can be decomposed into smaller components and subsequently, they can break down into several processes. For this type of system architecture, the system components communicate with each other via data and control flows using pre-defined interfaces. Generally, this system architecture does not require a central processor because the smart properties of the system reside within each component of the system. Background: Flight......

Key Word: Flight Simulation, Engineering Organizational, System Design, Artificial Intelligent

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Abstract: The purpose of this study is to investigate the cross-cultural adaptation of female self-initiated expatriates working in China. At the same time, by collecting sample data and using regression model analysis, this study aims to explore the relationship between the cross-cultural adaptation of female self-initiated expatriates and peer motivation, personal job performance, and job satisfaction. The results showed that gender has a clear impact on cross-cultural adaptability, and sample data showed that women who initiate their expatriation have a relatively high level of cross-cultural adaptability. At the same time, the cross-cultural adaptability of female SIEs also has a significant positive impact on personal job performance and job satisfaction.

Keywords: Cross-cultural adaptability, Female self-initiate expatriates, Motivation.

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Abstract: The purpose of this research is to determine how the strategy implementation process affects the service delivery of commercial banks in Mombasa County. The study's goals are to determine the effect of strategy articulation on commercial banks' ability to provide services in Mombasa County, the effect of strategic communication on commercial banks' ability to provide services in Mombasa County, the effect of strategic control on commercial banks' ability to provide services in Mombasa County, the effect of strategic engagement on commercial banks' ability to provide services in Mombasa County, and the degree to which commercial banks' ability to provide services in Mombasa County. The study is significant because it will highlight critical issues and provide guidelines on strategic management, which plays an important role in any business organization by developing strategies that help the organization achieve its goals........

Keywords: Service delivery, Implementation Strategy, Strategic Articulation/Plan, Strategic Control, Strategic Communication, Strategic Engagement and Strategic Translation.

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Abstract: The overall objective is to implement the Single Minute Exchange of Die (SMED) methodology to reduce the setup time (model change) in an electronics factory in Brazil. The research was carried out in the premises of a company in the electronics segment, located in the Industrial Pole of Manaus (PIM), with the cause and effects diagram it was verified that machines, labor, method and material are the main causes for the high setup time. The initial SMED action plan defines eleven actions related to machines, labor and method in order to reduce the line setup time. The application of the SMED method was implemented based on the original method presented by Shigeo Shingo (1985). The study has three stages, the identification of industrial wastes, the SMED analysis; and the action plan implementation. As a final result, the setup time was reduced in 64%, bringing a relevant productivity and efficiency in the SMT line studied.

Keywords: SMED, SMT, Ishikawa diagram, Setup Time.

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