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  • Use of Public Relations Events as Strategic Marketing Tool 
    Pokumensah, J.B., Marfowaa, M.O., Bonsu, T.T., & Dankwa, A. (2018-01-16)
    There is little information on the use and efficient management of PR events as a marketing tool. This study explores the use of PR events as a strategic marketing tool. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with eight ...
  • USER ACCEPTABILITY OF ELECTRONIC PAYMENT SYSTEM AND PAYMENT PROBLEMS IN KUMASI: (A CASE STUDY IN THE KUMASI METROPOLIS) 
    BOAMPONG, ANTHONY,MARTHA TWENEWAA,PRINCE ANTWI,KONADU SHEILADAAH,OWUSU,OSEI (2016-05-31)
    The purpose of our study was to examine the different electronic payment schemes used by financial institutions within Kumasi Metropolis. The study was to enable us to assess and explore the issues of user acceptability ...
  • USING CREDIT UNION AS A VEHICLE FOR MOBILISING FUNDS; CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS [MEMBERS PERSPECTIVE]: (A CASE STUDY OF KUMASI METHODIST DIOCESAN CO-OPERATIVE CREDIT UNION) 
    TAMBRO, ISAAC,EVELYN ,DEBORA ,THOMPSONSENA FREEMAN,APPIAH,ADU TAKYI (2016-05-31)
    This study focuses on using Credit Union as a tool for mobilizing funds; Challenges and prospects from members’ perspective. Random sampling technique was used in considering sixty (60) union members selected for the study ...
  • USING FINANCIAL RATIOS TO ASSESS THE PERFORMANCE OF BANKS 
    TIMAH APPIAGYEI, AKUA; PEPRAH, ELLEN; ADU- MINTAH, PRISCILLA; AMPONSAH, GLORIA; TUFFOUR, IVY; ASARE, ERNEST (2012-11-21)
    This study attempts to look at the usage of financial ratios to assess the performance of Asante Akyem Rural Bank Limited. The objectives of this study are therefore to help investors and other stakeholders to make sound ...
  • USING SCRATCH TO TEACH PUPILS COMPUTER PROGRAMMING 
    AMPOMAH, YAW; ACKAH, FERDINAND; OPOKU, KWAME JEPHTER; OWUSU, ANSAH PATRICK; AGYEMANG, DUAH DENNIS NANA BOAKYE (2010-10-01)
    The researchers’ main focus was to find a solution to problems identified. We found and suggested that computer programming should be taught from the primary or elementary school level to aid computational thinking, logical ...
  • Utilizing Divisible Load Scheduling Theorem in Round Robin Algorithm for Load Balancing In Cloud Environment 
    Yeboah, Dr. Thomas,Prof. Odabi I., Abilimi Odabi,Mr. Christopher Ayaaba A. (2016-05-24)
    Cloud Computing is a newly paradigm in computing that promises a shift from an organization required to invest heavily for limited IT resources that are internally managed, to a model where the organization can buy or ...
  • VALDA VENTURES LTD 
    ACHIAA SARPONG, LYDIA; AGYEIWAA KUMAH, VICTORIA; BOATENG, KOFI ALFRED; ACHEAMPONG YEBOAH, KWAME (2012-12-05)
    The interest by consumers in the juice industry is sweeping the country. Valda Ventures (VV) is positioned to bring this to the Ghanaian consumer. Valda Ventures will be the expedient pineapple juice manufacturer of the ...
  • VIEWS OF EMPLOYEES ON TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT 
    OPOKU APPIAH, KWABENA; KUSI BOAMAH, GABRIEL; OFORI BARYEH, DAVID; BROWNE, NANCY; TIMAH FERKAH, ABIGAIL; MARKU-ABLERDU, THERESAH (2013-06)
    The quality of Human Resource is an asset to any organization and as a result training has become an issue that has to be faced by every organization. The amount, and quality of training carried out varies enormously from ...
  • WHY MOST PETTY TRADERS DO NOT KEEP PROPER BOOKS OF ACCOUNTS? 
    OSEI TUTU, JUSTICE (2016-07-11)
    The project explores petty traders and why most of them do not keep proper book of accounts, and do they know anything about bookkeeping and do they record their day to day transactions. The project ...
  • WHY SME’S FAILS TO HONOUR THEIR TAX OBLIGATIONS (A CASE STUDY IN KUMASI METROPOLIS) 
    TALEBA, KOFI,ALEX,SHADRACK,KWABENAOFORI BAAH,KARIKARI,OFOSU (2016-05-31)
    This research was conducted to evaluate the factors contributing to tax evasion by SMEs and its effect on economic development of Kumasi metropolis. The aim was to assess the causes of tax evasion, the effects of tax evasion ...
  • WIENAMPA SNAIL FARM 
    BORSAH, REBECCA; KOFI DOE, TSINUGLO; AIDOO, FAUSTINA; DICKSON, PATRICIA B; OWUSU, FLORENCE (2012-12-03)
    “Wienampa Snail Farm” is being established purposely to deal in agricultural produce specifically breeding, cultivating, whole selling and retaining of snails.
  • Winning the electorate at any cost: Exploring the viability of adopting new media technologies for political communication on elections in Ghana 
    Amankwah, Adwoa S. (2017-11-10)
    New media technologies and their associated social media have been used by countries for a variety of purposes ranging from economics, health, education, agriculture and in recent times for politics. In politics, the focus ...
  • WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP: ITS CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS 
    AWUAH-FRIMPONG, DANIELLA OFORIWAH; MANU, VICTORIA; AFRIFA NUAMAH, PERPETUAL; MARFO, BRIGHT; AFOLI, HELENA (2019-10-31)
  • WOMEN’S MINISTRY AND ITS CONTRIBUTION TO THE GROWTH OF THE CHURCH OF PENTECOST- SUNYANI CENTRAL DISTRICT 
    AMEYAW, DANIEL OKAAKYIRE (2019-10-17)
    My first and utmost acknowledgement is ascribed to the giver of life; the Almighty God for His support, guidance, wisdom, enablement and everything He gave me, which in effect, assisted me to successfully carry out this ...
  • WORK-LIFE BALANCE AMONG WORKING STUDENTS IN THE BANKING AND NON-BANKING SECTORS OF GHANA 
    SEFAH, AGNES; YENG K., HILARY; AYISAZUA AWIMBILLA, BENJAMIN; YEBOAH MENSAH, AKWASI; NYAMEKYE AKOSUA, FILDAUS (2012-11-20)
    The purpose of this study was to clarify the notion that working students do not balance their work with their lives. This was done by finding out the degree of stressfulness among working students in the bank and students ...
  • Work-Life Balance As A Tool For Stress Management In Selected Banking Institutions In Ghana 
    Felicity Asiedu-Appiah, Irene Dufie-Marfo and Evelyn Frempong (2016-06-06)
    In Ghana, there is a growing concern of occupational stress, especially in the private sector, where some organizations saddle their employees with long working hours without consideration to other aspects of their lives. ...
  • WORK ENVIRONMENT AND ITS IMPACT ON EMPLOYEE’S PERFORMANCE 
    KORKOR TETTEH, EMMANUELLA; ASIEDU, CHRISTIANA; ADU ODEI, GRACE; BRIGHT-AFFUL, COMFORT; AKWABOAH, LETICIA (2012-11-20)
    Businesses must step outside their traditional roles and comfort zones to look at new ways of working. They have to create a work environment where people enjoy what they do, feel like they have a purpose, have pride in ...
  • WORKING CAPITAL MANAGEMENT AND ITS EFFECTS ON FUNDING STRATEGIES 
    ESHUN NUNOO, JOSEPH; DUFIE ABOAGYE, THERESAH; OSEI POKU, CORRIEN; KWAKYEWAA GYEM, YAA; ATTA POKU BAMFO, PRINCE (2013-06)
    Ensuring the maximization of returns, profitability and the value of a firm is important for its survival. To achieve this, one vital strategy is the efficient management of the firm’s working capital. Balancing liquidity ...
  • WORKING CAPITAL MANAGEMENT PRATICES OF SACHET WATER PRODUCERS IN THE KUMASI METROPOLIS 
    AFRIFA, PHILIP; OSEI-BONSU, FELIX; AGYEI-MENSAH, BENEDICT; ADADZEWA OTU, KEZIAH; AMEYAW-KYEREMEH, PIUS (2012-12-04)
    In a developing economy like Ghana, the contribution of small firms to the employment of the youth is highly recognised. Small firms employ a greater number of people in the country but their contribution towards revenue ...
  • WORKPLACE DISCRIMINATION AND ITS IMPACT ON EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE 
    ADJA-KWAKU, CYNTHIA; ADDAE, CYNTHIA; NKANSAH, JULIET; NYARKO APPIAH, FAUSTINA (2013-06)
    Discrimination hurts everybody in its path. Discrimination diminishes human capital whiles creating a hostile work environment for the employers and employees. Discrimination at work has come a long way in recent decades. ...