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BEYOND THE SHELF: UNLOCKING SUPERMARKETS’ PERFORMANCE WITH JIT AND VMI IN THE NORTH RIFT REGION, KENYA
(2025)Purpose of Study: This study examined the influence of two key inventory management practices—Just-in-Time (JIT) and Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI)—on the performance of supermarkets in the North Rift Region. Problem ... -
THE INFLUENCE OF FIRM AGE ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MARKET ORIENTATION AND PERFORMANCE OF PRIVATE SECURITY FIRMS IN KENYA
(International Journal of Economics, Commerce and Management, 2021)The objective of the study was to establish the moderating effect of firm age on the relationship between market orientation and non-financial performance of private security firms in Kenya. The study targeted 39 firms ... -
AGRO-ECOLOGICAL PRACTICES AND PRODUCTIVITY OF SMALL-SCALE CROP FARMING IN TAITA TAVETA COUNTY, KENYA
(2025)Statement of the Problem: Agro-ecological practices offer a sustainable approach to improving productivity and environmental resilience in small-scale crop farming systems, especially in resource-constrained regions. ... -
A leaner, meaner lifeline: How supply chain efficiency boosts the performance of humanitarian aid in Kenya
(Journal of Sustainable Development of Transport and Logistics, 2025)Purpose: This study examines how supply chain efficiency influences the performance of humanitarian aid organizations in Kenya, focusing on the moderating role of organizational characteristics such as size, age, and ... -
Transport Management Practices and Safety Performance of Public Transport Organizations in Nairobi
(British Journal of Multidisciplinary and Advanced Studies, 2025)Road accidents cost the country, as is the case in other developing jurisdictions across the world, a loss of over 4% of the GDP. In Kenya, road accidents have been on the rise unlike in some developed nations. A substantial ...
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