Management Information System Research Papers/Topics

Design and Implement A Collaborative High Speed Order Electronic Tracking System for Uganda National Bureau of Standards

TABLE OF CONTENTSDECLARATIONAPPROVALDEDICATION iiiACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ivABSTRACTTABLE OF CONTENTS ~.LIST OF TABLES ixLIST OF DEFINED TERMS xCHAPTER ONE 1INTRODUCTION 11.0 Background to the study I1.1 Project Overview 11.2 Problem Statement I1.3 Scope of Study1.4 Significance of Study 21.5 Aim ofthe project 21.6 General Objective 21.7 Specific Objectives 21.8 Limitations ofthe study 31.9 Research Question 3CHAPTER TWO 4LITERATURE REVIEW 41.0 Introduction 42.1 Literature Review 42.2 Information Sy...

An Online Results Management System For An Academic Institution Case Study: Kampala International University School Of Computer Studies

ABSTRACT This project has examined the way students results are managed at the School of Computer Studies, Kampala International University. The idea came up as a result of analyzing the system basing on facts found through Observation, Interviews and Document analysis conducted in the department concerned revealed the need to improve the interaction between the various parties that interact with the system. These are the students, lecturers and the faculty personnel assigned to deal with stu...

Integration Of Information And Communication Technology And Performance Of Tertiary Institutions In Nairobi City County, Kenya

ABSTRACT The Kenyan education sector has not embraced the ICT usage and consequently, effect of integration of ICT on performance has not received adequate investigation. The study, therefore, investigated the effect of ICT integration on the performance of tertiary institutions in Nairobi City County. The study target population was 149 tertiary institutions in Nairobi City County. Simple random sampling method was used to select the respondents from the sample size of 60 respondents drawn f...

Utilization Of Information Communication Technology And Performance Of University Of Kabianga In Kericho County Kenya

ABSTRACT Assessing the rate at which ICTs utilization was being used to enhance the performance of the institution (University of Kabianga) in Kericho County Kenya, was the main reason for carrying out this research project with the aim of focusing on the four variables namely: ICT infrastructure, ICT proficiency, ICT integration and ICT management supports. The problem has been that our universities have been investing so much in ICT and yet the added value of it has not been realized in ter...

Information Communication Technology Considerations And Revenue Collection In Nairobi City County, Kenya

ABSTRACT Counties in Kenya have adequate revenue based in financing their current services, but the collection levels are often low. Thus the counties are striving to re–engineer strategies towards improvement of revenue collections since it is their mandate to offer quality and timely service delivery to the residents and they cannot proceed well without enough finances to run crucial activities. The study therefore sought to investigate Information Communication Technology considerations...

Information Communication Technology Factors And Performance Of Kenya Revenue Authority

ABSTRACT Information and communication Technology (ICT) plays a basic and key job in empowering associations meet their objectives and destinations. Despite the efforts to adopt ICT in the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) operations to enhance revenue collection, challenges still exist. KRA has failed to hit the set target on numerous occasions. The main objective of the current study was therefore to assess the effect of capability of information and communication technology on performance of K...

Investigating Instructional Design Practices In E-Learning Environment In Tanzanian Public Universities

ABSTRACT  The research work is positioned within Instructional designs and E-learning field with a contribution to the understanding of how the instructional materials are designed specifically in the e-learning environment. Instructional design is essential in E-learning as it involves the systematic process of exploiting the philosophies of teaching and learning so as to construct the most required effective and equitable knowledge. Furthermore, the instructional design allows content deve...

An Interval Type 2 Fuzzy Evidential Reasoning Approach To Personnel Recruitment

ABSTRACT Recruitment process is a procedure of selecting an ideal candidate amongst different applicants who suit the qualifications required by the given institution in the best way. Due to the multi criteria nature of the recruitment process, it involves contradictory, numerous and incommensurable criteria that are based on quantitative and qualitative measurements. Quantitative criteria evaluation are not always dependent on the judgement of the expert, they are expressed in either moneta...

Minimization Of Flash Floods Water Using Gis Based Water Harvesting

ABSTRACT In the last few years devastating flash floods descending downstream through valleys have occurred in East Nile Locality-Sudan. A flash flood can be caused by intense rain, particularly when it takes place in a saturated area where rain has previously fallen. Under these conditions the additional rain runs off over the surface and accumulates in streams and channels at a much accelerated pace. Runoff is the one of the components consists of water cycle and useful water resources to ...

Tools And Techniques For Clinical Decision Support: A Case Of Tanzania

ABSTRACT Despite the use of HIS in developing countries, healthcare practitioners rely on manual CDS tools and techniques that cause challenges in their work. However, the use of advanced tools and techniques might make use of the largely accumulated data in order to improve CDS. No studies have explored on the application of data analytics techniques in improving CDS by taking advantage of available clinical data being continuously collected by the existing HIS. The aim of this study was to...

Evaluation of Heights Interpolation Methods Using Geographical Information Systems

Abstract The geoid is an equipotential surface which coincides on the average with the mean sea level has significant relevance in geodesy, surveying and other earth related disciplines.This thesis focuses on the digital terrain modeling (DTM) technique based on geometrical interpolation approach by fitting a surface that depends on the reference points that are chosen in the critical and characteristic locations of the field to represent the trend of the surface. Using the orthometric heigh...

Challenges In Implementing Patient-Centred Information Systems In Tanzania: An Activity Theory Perspective

ABSTRACT Defaulter tracing systems are patient centred information systems which are used to enhance monitoring of patients who have dropped out of health programs. The aim of this study is to explore the operation of defaulter tracing systems in practice. The study has been undertaken in Tanzanian health facilities by using qualitative data collection methods. Activity theory is employed as a conceptual framework to analyze the findings. Findings show that the implementation of defaulter tr...

Developing Dropout Predictive System For Secondary Schools, By Using Clasification Algorithm: A Case Study Of Tabora Region

ABSTRACT  Recently, there has been an increase of enrollment rate of secondary schools students in Tanzania, due to introducing fee free and expansion of compulsory basic education from pre-primary to form four. These efforts aimed to alleviate poverty and develop national economy by enhancing competitive labor skills. However, the completion rate of students is highly affected by extreme dropout rate in those secondary schools. Previous studies have explored the causes of school dropout pro...

Informing BPM practice in Emergency Units of South African hospitals for improved patient flow.

Abstract Globally, higher healthcare demand strains existing systems, already overburdened by a lack of resources and funding while longer life expectancy and increased disease burden force higher patient loads. A majority of the South African population is medically uninsured and therefore depend on emergency care; consequently, the healthcare service demand easily exceeds available acute care to prevent life threat. When this happens, emergency centres suffer from overcrowding and long pat...

Adoption Of E-Learning And Usability Challenges In E-Learning Applications In Kenya: Case Of Elimu Digital E-Learning Prototype Application

The study aimed at establishing the factors promoting adoption of E-Learning and determining the usability challenges in E-Learning applications in Kenya. Consequently, an E-learning educational prototype application was developed to address the usability challenges. The prototype application dubbed “Elimu Digital” was designed to complement physical classroom teaching by providing an online representation of course content.  Both quantitative and qualitative analysis were employed in t...


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