Supplier Relationship Management and Organizational Performance: A Focus on Public Procurement
This study examined the effects of the Supplier Relationship Management (SRM) framework on the operational effectiveness of agencies responsible for the essential procurement of goods and services. The principal aim of the research was to ascertain the SRM strategies implemented in public procurement and evaluate how they influence organizational performance.
The Interplay of Job Satisfaction, Work-Life Balance, and Mental Health in the Era of Social Media
The conceptual study aims to answer crucial questions like the relationship between social media exposure and mental health outcomes. The current research gap is provided by reviewing existing studies and providing clear evidence that unregulated and unlimited social media poses a threat to enterprises and individuals.
Enhancing Bank Service Popularity Through Digital Innovation: Strategies for Customer-Centric Technology Integration
The paper explores the possible strategies to increase the use of digital tools in modern banking. The conceptual study proposes four strategies banks should focus on to be competitive and satisfy diverse customer needs.
Joint Knowledge Base: A Key to Knowledge Sharing and Collaboration
This research paper revises and elaborates our concept of a J.K.B. in more detail. We will see how, on the one hand, when working on a shared task, each collaborator contributes to its construction and how, on the other, the J.K.B. functions as an interaction bridge, which is why it is a key to knowledge sharing.
An Examination of the Impact of a Criminal Case’s Jurisdiction on the Prison Term in South Africa
The research paper examined the role of the type of offense in influencing sentence length. The hypothesis considered the potential impact of the duration of a case, precisely the time taken to reach a verdict, on the duration of the prison sentence.
The Contributory Pension Scheme (Cps) and Sufficiency of Retirement Benefit of the Low Income Retirees of the Federal Public Service in Nigeria
This research study examined the level of sufficient retirement benefit under the contributory pension scheme emanating from the pool of savings contributed that can suffice to provide the minimum needed livelihood.