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Claudio 2005 1)The objectives of 1)Data collection This international Reviews are articles that
Narvaez Journal of and organization in a dimension is to summarize and analyze a
Technology predefined or accentuate in order topic of importance to Jou
Management common form to promote greater Technology
& Innovation 2)Development of exchange between Management & Innovatio
(JOTMI) are to the course and researchers of those who are not
develop, promote related event different cultural specialists in the topic are
and and national review. Readers
coordinate the backgrounds, thus should be able to learn wh
science and practice contributing and known and what
of Technology enriching our questions remain unresolv
Management & knowledge in the about the subject.
Innovation. fields
of Technology
Management &
Innovation, with
particular
emphasis in the
transformation of
knowledge and
technologies into
useful products
and
services in
biotechnological
industries, as a
key driver
of economic
growth.
Richard 2015 1)Helping to shape 1)Designing of the As organizations Managing employees acc
Delaney its strategic vision training course look to improve of technology change can
as well as helping it based on the critical their market challenge for any organiz
to gain a points identified position, more To successfully implemen
competitive edge on 2)Personnel creative and technology change, sever
their competition. interviews effective methods need to be affectively add
2) Helping to focus are required to Challenges with internal c
an entire assist them in or resistance by staff to th
organization on improving their change must be managed.
what they are trying processes.
to achieve and what Improving
their goal is. processes often
3) To demonstrate means changing
the benefits and them or creating a
challenges of new one altogether
introducing new and technology
technology into an can assist in
organization. making these
improvements. In
the case of
NJDGE an
example of a
technology that
can assist in
improving their
process would be a
Business
Intelligence tool.
Amanda 2002 1)The purpose of 1)Information Health care HIT has the potential to im
Beane this review was to sources:- providers will the quality and safety of h
analyze the current queried two continue to be care services. Providers w
literature for the common research incentivized to leverage HIT to improve
impact of HIT on databases: Medical adopt HIT as outcomes can position
medical outcomes. Literature Analysis policy makers themselves for sustainabil
We hypothesized and Retrieval respond to quality, the future. Further researc
that there is a System Online and safety needed to continue to reve
positive association (MEDLINE) by concerns and define the relationship be
between the PubMed and the reimbursement the adoption of HIT and m
adoption of HIT and Cumulative Index of methods transition outcomes.
medical outcomes. Nursing and Allied toward value-
Health Literature based purchasing.
(CINAHL). Providers,
B)Search and study consumers, and
selection policy makers
Searches in each alike stand to
database were nearly benefit from the
identical. further
proliferation of
HIT. Our research
aligns with
previous work that
identified
improvements
achieved as the
result of the
adoption of
HIT.The majority
of research we
identified, 81%, in
this review
demonstrated
improved medical
outcomes in terms
of efficiency or
effectiveness as a
result of HIT
adoption.
Evelyn 2018 1)Develop a user- 1)invention- The proficiency Provide direction in shapi
A.Cardoso friendly and conception and level in Excel of many information technol
effective electronic production of a new most of the innovations such as simul
simulation program solution identified end- and composition tools tha
for the calculation 2)realization-product users was basic. A facilitate the effiecient
and analysis of the development lesser equal integration of human-com
Body-Mass-Index 3)implementation- proportion of users interactionand user interfa
(BMI) introduction of the were moderately design.The resulting techn
2)To allow for the product to its end- proficient or did is only as good as the
electronic users not know Excel. identification of the
generation of auto- The e-BMIC specifications that serve t
formatted BMI applications was needs of its end-users.
analysis reports therefore written
concitent with the using Visual Basic
specification of the Application for
end-users Excel that can run
on personal
computers and
mobile devices.
Yaser 2019 The concept of Bryman(2012) stated There were about Study the incorporate
Abdul green house is to fill that in the research 132 emails of environmental responsibi
Wahab up the life of house strategies there are questionnaires within management, imp
owner with style two different types distributed to the landscape using natural
and lavishness and of method of the targeted element at site, pursuing
positive advantage strategies, which are respondents which rating certification, contin
to the local quantitative method is the developers. improvement strategy, gre
community. There and qualitative The researcher selection for materials,
are two sorts of method. The managed to collect incorporating green desig
greenhouse which Quantitative method back 40 features
are vigorous green look up to combine questionnaires in new buildings, carefu
house and cheap factual data and from the selection of site, implem
green house. study relationship respondents. This green practices and tech
Healthy green house among the facts and constitutes a sum on site and commitment
accentuations on how such a facts, of 30 % response minimum standard.
controlling a house's theories and findings rate. According to It might be a small
resources which can of any study that Fellows & Liu contribution to the
contaminate the achieved previously (1997) and Daniel environment, but if ever
environment for the are accorded the (2016), the normal house own
house owner and relationships. The useable response er is rather to give a
builder. Moreover, qualitative method rate is ranging hand to address climatic
affordable green demand to gain from 25% to changes nowadays, it w
house, the energy concepts and 35%. Therefore, more effective especially
-saving features understand the the total response resolving the urban heat
should be able to people's knowledge received is issues
estimate cost of the world wide considered
efficiently. whether as sufficient for the
Therefore, green individuals or purpose of this
house can be groups. In this study research. From
considered the quantitative 132 sets of
as a lifetime method is selected. questionnaires
house. In additional, The reason for distribute, 44
green buildings sampling is due to were returned
impact the large population from the
environment less consumes time, cost respondent and
during construction, and effort, therefore which constitute
provide healthier only representative 33.4 % of the
place for their sample will be percentage
occupants and are selected for the response rate
more cost research. In this
-efficient over the research, simple
life cycle than random sampling
conventional method will be used
structure in order to get the
data and
information. As
mentioned by
Bhattacherjee(2012),
this technique
choosing the
respondents
randomly and
therefore the
respondents are
given an equal
probability of being
chose. The scope of
this research is focus
on developer firms
which registered
under REHDA in
Kuala Lumpur. The
total number is
around 190 firms.
According to table
for determining
sample size from a
given population by
Krejcie & Morgan
(1970), the sample
size for this study
will be 127 firms.
The aim of using
this type of method
is to investigate
the commitment and
solution for green
house project in
construction industry
in Kuala Lumpur
Haryati 2019 Occupational Safety This research was The first benefits . The research has highlig
Binti and Health Practices aimed to enhance of OSHP that OSHP problems, benefits
Shafii (OSHP) are the and promote contracts is answer OSHP in construction p
strategies, policies, occupational safety with a high and shows which measu
activities and and health practices percentage of that are influencing the
procedures that can in construction acceptance is implementing of OSHP
be implementation projects. Research increase construction projects. Th
by the organization methodology using responsibility. suggestions cover three
targeting safety of a two sources, its This finding for the implementation
their employees. secondary and gives a positive occupational safety and h
OSHP are primary data. view that proper practices, i.e. awareness o
encompassed many Secondary data use of OSHP workers, commitment of t
safety referring to journal system at the management and the alloc
-related article, chapter in construction of budget
components. They book, books and projects can offer
are management others from library, employees with a
commitment, safety website online and clear accepted
training, workers others. Primary data code of OSHP
involvement, safety is collected data rules about the
rules and procedures from the fieldwork. safe operation of
and safety promote Data analysis using machinery,
on policies. For this Statistical Package various devices
study, the researcher for the Social and appropriate
had been reviewed Science (SPSS) behaviors. The
several literatures software for answers next benefit of
regarding the the objective and practicing OSHP
problems of problem statement. effect on
occupational safety The analysis employee morale.
and health practices, included mean, It is unfortunate to
benefits of frequency and notice that most
occupational safety percentage. All the respondents
and health practices, questioner to answered
measures to answers and identify positively about
promote based on problems effect on
occupational safety of OSHP, benefits of employee morale.
and health practices OSHP and measures This finding
in construction to promote OSHP in shows that when
projects construction projects workers is
were done. 217 understand and
questionnaires were practicing the
distributed to OSHP at the
contractor G7 in construction
Johor Bahru. The project that lead
returned survey was workers to work
67 that makes the effectively and
rate if respondent efficiently and this
30.9% supported the
research conduct
by Lim ,2012.
Narimah 2019 The used of IBS The research The highest The highest ranking ha
Kasim in the construction methodology respondent that mean of 4.71, while the
industry worldwide adopted to achieve answered the ranking is 4.12 with 0.5
has positive the study objectives survey was differences in mean valu
perceptions on associated with project manager, is obvious that the aver
improving the literature review which are 50.0% mean of all answers is 4
overall construction and quantitative of the total which is located under the
industry practice. method. The percentage while “Agree” category of the m
In addition, the literature review is the second This finding gives a po
Construction done by reviewing highest is site view that Malaysia contr
Industry academic research managers with arefamiliar with IBS ad
Development Board journals, textbooks, 21.1%, then site in the construction indust
(CIDB) has been and ultimately the engineer with Cleaner environment in
actively promoting information 18.4% and lastly implementation as a
the use of IBS in available on the others with tremendously substantial
Malaysian internet to compare 10.50% of total in contractors’ practicessi
Construction the current respondents. is one of the most esse
Industry since 1998. contractors’ Besides that, only factors to adapt IBS in
Unfortunately, the practices of IBS 30.3% of projects construction projects. Ne
used of IBS for a implementation in type was a safer construction sites
building project in construction government a very important issuein
Malaysia is still projects, identifying project. While the contractors’ practices fo
limited if compared contractors majority of the implementation. In addit
to CIDB's target. influencing factors projects private has been admitted that
Therefore, Mohd and current type within 69.7% controlled quality in IBS
Amin et al. improving ways. from the total implementation is achiev
(2017a)stated that The quantitative percentage. In the construction project
the Malaysian method by the addition, most of Johor Bahru
government distribution of the the respondents
emphasizes making questionnaire was have been in the
full use of IBS for chosen as the data construction
government projects collection method. industry within the
by incorporating no The questionnaire range of 7-15
less than 70% of survey has been years which
the IBS component designed (i) to study 56.6%. Only
the current 9.2% of the
contractors’ respondents have
practices of IBS being the
implementation in construction
the construction industry within
industry, (ii) to the range16 years
identify influencing and above.
factors for
contractors’
practices of IBS
implementation in
the construction
industry and to
recommend ways
for improving
practices of
contractors for IBS
implementation.
Rozlin 2019 The first objective Research This paper has Applying project
Zainal, of this research is to methodology presented a managementpractice has
Yahya study project adopted to achieve descriptive become vitalissues in M
Mohsen management the study objectives analysis to due to its successful
Al-Tawil practices on high associated by determine the application in various ind
rise building literaturereview and ranking of success and proven effectiveness
project. This questionnaire factors as well as flexibility in attaining pro
ranking provides an survey. The ranking of un- goals and objectives. Due
indication of literature review is success factors nature with high risk an
material tracking done by reviewing faced by consuming many resourc
practices in the academic research construction construction industry req
construction site journals, textbooks, industry in Johor better application and
that is highly used and ultimately the Bahru. A total of utilization of efficient an
or practices to information 16 un-success effective project
conduct project available on the factors were managementpractice.
management in internet to study the analysed using Reviewingthe use of pro
construction project. success factors in SPSS software managementstandards, m
Comprehensive construction and found that methodologies, tools and
understanding of projects, identifying 10 most techniques that widely ap
the work and un-success factor significant factors this industry, serves as ey
process is very that lead project to causing openers to the contractors
crucial in project fail and cause time construction delay another decision maker to
management in and cost overrun. in Johor Bahru plan their effort towardthe
high rise building. The questionnaire construction efficient application of pr
For example, project survey has been industry are managementpractice.
manager parts and designed (i) to study difficulties in
behaviour worried project management financing project
with the practical practices on high- by contractor,
use of the project rise building, (ii) to Poor coordination
schedule as a tool- examine success between parties,
based managerial factor for project Shortage of
skill rather than a management in manpower, delays
tool-based computer high-rise building in producing
skill and project and (iii) to examine design documents,
managers’ un-success factor for improper planning
motivational project management and scheduling of
incentives for in high-rise building. the project, delay
successful planning Quantitative method in progress
and scheduling implemented payments, low
teams are delivery of productivity level
significant factors questionnaire as the of labour, poor
in the management data collection communication
of project planning process. The between parties,
and scheduling. respondents are the unqualified
construction industry workforce and
players, namely poor contract
Grade 7 (G7) management.
contractors However, 20
registered with the success factors
Construction were analysed by
Industry SPSS software and
Development Board found that 7 most
(CIDB). Contractor significant factors
G7 was chosen lead project to be
because they are the success in high-
main contractor with rise building in
unlimited tendering Johor Bahru are
capabilities. The project manager
research based on ability to
quantitative research coordinate and
by using motivate team,
questionnaire to project manager to
carry out the take correct
research aims and decision,
was designed based contractor
on the research experience, ability
objectives. A total to manage site fast
of 60 questionnaires delivery of
were gathered from materials and
a total of 200 equipment’s and
contractors of G7 effective method
distributed at Johor of planning &
Bahru scheduling
Khairil 2015 The Malaysia Face-to-face in- A majority of The provision of basic
Wahidin National Small and depth interviews these MSMEs in the accommodation s
Awang1, Medium were employed on did not own the vital for any accommod
Yuhanis Enterprises 11 owner-managers land and the businesses to survive, me
Abdul Development of hotels that building from that all MSMEs depend o
Aziz2, Council (National resemble MSMEs. where the selling of rooms for their
Zaiton SME Development This helps to businesses incomes. Due to the
Samdin3 Council, 2008) analyse the operated. A 20- unavailability of internal
defines the small phenomenon in a room hotel external funds (borrowing
and medium better contextual manager/owner financial institutions), a m
enterprises environment as acknowledged; of micro and small
according to firstly, Komilis (1994) “The land and accommodation enterpris
on financial argues that while building status for were unable to effective
performance, and research work on this business is raise and mobilise capita
secondly, based on the developmental rental. That is enhance their services.
number of dimensions of problematicfor us Establishing food outlet,
employees tourism has been because we only targeting in-house or wa
employed. A micro- relatively extensive, own the business clients serves as an extr
sized enterprise is but they are but not the service. However, one ow
defined as an generally property”. retorted, “the service that
enterprise which descriptive in (Respondent 3). provide here is only
employs less than nature and hence, This is a accommodation, no food
5 full time the dynamic phenomenon beverages offered because
employees. Small characteristics of susceptible to customers prefer to go to
enterprise is the tourism industry many micro-small restaurant where they can
defined as an could not be and small hotel Kelantanese local dishes a
enterprise which exposed with any enterprises. In furthermore they are chea
employs between 5 subtlety. Therefore, contrast, medium- The sensation of Kelantan
and 19 workers a face to face in- sized ones were cuisine which is appealing
whereas medium- depth interview often than not readily be available aroun
sized enterprise is Business should owned the corners.Kelantan is know
considered as the uncover hidden premises where heartland of the Malay, an
one which employs dimensions. The the businesses famous for itsMalay delic
between 20 and 50 hoteliers’ names operated. For Moreover, itsdelicacies ar
workers. Main would not be example, unique compared to other
(2001) adds a disclosed to ensure according to Malay delicacies.
micro-sized anonymity. They are respondent 11 who
enterprise is a small only identified as was a manager of
independently respondents 1, 2, 3 a 66-room, 40
owned and operated and so forth. These employee-hotel,
business. The owner enterprises were the land that the
has close control located in Kota hotel was build on
over operations and Bharu, Tanah once belonged to a
decisions and Merah, Tumpat and royalty of the
business equity is Gua Musang. Kelantanese court.
not publicly traded. Several policy Later on, the land
makers were also was awarded to
interviewed (i.e. the current owner.
from the Ministry Therefore, only a
of Tourism and handful of the
Culture of MSMEs owned
Malaysia, the the building and
Ministry of land where
Tourism and businesses were
Culture of operated from
Malaysia -Kelantan
Office, and the
Ministry of
International Trade
and Industry
-Kelantan Office,
and the Kelantan
Tourist Information
Centre). Axial
coding of collected
data (Cooper and
Schindler, 2008) was
performed. Field
observation was also
conducted to
compliment
interviews.
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