Patronage of Insurance Products and Financial Literacy Nexus: An Emerging Market Perspective

Abubakari, Abdul Razak; Dankwah, Justice Boateng; Bunyanso, Skudjo

doi:10.1504/emjm.2022.10041333

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“…This entails being aware of the requirements, preferences, and limitations of the many parties involved in agriculture, such as farmers, agronomists, researchers, and legislators. Agricultural technologies that are designed with a thorough grasp of user requirements are certain to be user-friendly, easily accessible, and efficient (Abubakari, 2022) [1] .…”

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Enhancing agriculture with digital transformation through human-computer interaction

Badavath,

Prusty,

Meena

et al. 2024

Int. J. Agric. Extension Social Dev.

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Over the past few decades, there has been a major evolution in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) due to rapid technological breakthroughs and changing user expectations. This review article aims to give readers a thorough grasp of the complex field of human-computer interaction by synthesising recent research and breakthroughs. The first section of the review looks at the fundamentals of HCI, such as usercentered design techniques, accessibility, and usability. It looks at how HCI has evolved to include a wide range of interfaces and devices, including wearable technologies, virtual reality, and mobile devices, in addition to classic desktop computing. The review also explores new developments in HCI, such as affective computing, gesture detection, and natural language processing. It discusses how machine learning and artificial intelligence can be used in HCI systems to provide users with more tailored and flexible experiences. It also examines how HCI is used in various fields, such as productivity tools, healthcare, education, agriculture, and entertainment. This review paper highlights the interdisciplinary character of HCI and the continuous effort to develop seamless interactions between people and computers while offering insights into the field's present and future directions. Through comprehension of these developments and patterns, scholars and professionals can aid in the creation of computing systems that are more user-friendly, effective, and inclusive.

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Enhancing agriculture with digital transformation through human-computer interaction

Badavath,

Prusty,

Meena

et al. 2024

Int. J. Agric. Extension Social Dev.

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“…Key distributors of the company's products are located in all the regions of Ghana, about six (6) of them in Nigeria, some in South Africa, Togo, Benin, Cote d'Ivoire, Sierra Leone and Liberia. On the international market, they have Ghanaian expatriates who have some old brands in stock in the UK, USA, Belgium, Canada, Australia and Germany (Abubakari, 2015). Marketing and Sales KCL markets its products through sponsorships, award scheme, promotions, broadcasting commercials on both television and radio; billboards and parties, festivals and the like.…”

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“…In this study, documentary secondary data and survey-based data sources were used. These mainly include books, journals, magazine articles and newspapers particularly; the website of Kasapreko company limited (http://www.kasapreko.com), Sutton 2020) and (Abubakari, 2015). Data reviewed encapsulated a brief overview of the establishment of Kasapreko Company Limited, their products and brands, marketing strategies, staff strength, revenue levels, main competitors and their supply and value chain processes.…”

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Simplifying Production Capacity and Workforce Planning for Firms in Ghana’s Distillery Industry: A Simplex Linear Programming Illustration

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2023

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The convoluted operational nature of the distillery industry has left production managers battling with their planning needs. Meanwhile competition in the industry is nurtured around efficient and effective production facility and workforce configurations. Using a hypothetical dataset, this paper demonstrates how firms in Ghana’s distillery industry can apply plant capacity utilization and efficiency measures, financial cost and volume analysis, and machine hour measuring techniques to plan their production configurations at optimal cost and profit levels. The paper also designs a workforce re-engineering model for firms using a Simplex Linear Programming (LP) Method. Firms are now assured of an effective strategy for decision-making on the type of production plant to install the quantity of products to produce in a particular period and the maximum cost and profit levels to produce at. In addition, firms can also determine labor-hours and overtime schedules that would be required for a particular production period accurately.

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Patronage of Insurance Products and Financial Literacy Nexus: An Emerging Market Perspective

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Enhancing agriculture with digital transformation through human-computer interaction

Enhancing agriculture with digital transformation through human-computer interaction

Simplifying Production Capacity and Workforce Planning for Firms in Ghana’s Distillery Industry: A Simplex Linear Programming Illustration

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