Publications

The current study examines how to improve the Lebanese retail sector by managing the inventory system and its effects on efficiency, costs, and reducing risks, particularly through two different companies: Tawfeer International and Prologistics. Ten semi-structured interviews and 65 survey responses were done in combination with internal company documents. The results show a moderate positive link between IoT/AI integration and forecasting accuracy (r = 0.288, p = .004), and there were also some signs of a connection with reducing stockout and holding costs (r ≈ .17-0.19, p < .10). However, inventory optimization did not significantly impact operational efficiency (Model 1: R² = 0.025, p = .663) or cost reduction (Model 2: R² = 0.048, p = .319), indicating a disconnect between planning and actual results. Nevertheless, inventory optimization was found not to have a significant predictive effect on operational efficiency (Model 1: R² = 0.025, p = .663) or cost reduction (Model 2: However, we found no effect on cost reduction (Model 2: R² = 0.048, p = .319) or effect size (Model 1: R² = 0.025, p = .663), suggesting a gap between strategy and execution. By employing exploratory factor analysis, 8 components were found to explain 60.2% of total variance, grouping variables such as implementation, resource utilization, forecasting, and risk management. Conclusions based on qualitative data highlighted widespread adoption of ERP systems, JIT strategies, and real‐time tracking; however, technology integration challenges and limited staff adaptability act as barriers. Based on these results, the study offers four key recommendations

Study to examine how to improve the Lebanese retail sector by managing the inventory system and its effects on efficiency, costs, and reducing risks, particularly through two different companies

The current study examines how to improve the Lebanese retail sector by managing the inventory system and its effects on efficiency, costs, and reducing risks, particularly through two different companies: Tawfeer International and Prologistics. Ten semi-structured interviews and 65 survey responses were done in combination with internal company documents. The results show a moderate positive […]

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MULTICULTURISM

Multiculturalism as a factor for expatriate success through cultural adjustment

Multicultural employees are being recognized as a great asset in both large multinational corporations as well as smaller organizations when it comes to operating in different countries and, subsequently, different cultural contexts. Understanding how cross-cultural adjustment is affected by multiculturalism is becoming more important as more and more firms internationalize their operations. This article tries

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SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT EIUPARIS

Administrative procedures and consulting services of Vantix Administration and Consultancy Services to improve on client satisfaction, operational efficiency and effectiveness in supply chain management

This study aims to discover the administrative procedures and consulting services of Vantix Administration and Consultancy Services to improve on client satisfaction, operational efficiency and effectiveness in supply chain management. As companies face growing issues in relation to consulting services and managing supply chains, Vantix offers customised solutions to clients with the involvement of cutting-edge

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AI EIUPARIS

Determining the Effects of Artificial Intelligence in Personalized Learning for Different Learners

Personalized learning’s application of artificial intelligence (AI) has transformed current education by customizing courses to fit individual needs. But the effectiveness of AI-driven customisation mostly depends on the teachers’ judgments and pragmatic implementation among different students. This study initiative gathers and evaluates teacher observations and comments in order to investigate both the possible and negative

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PUBLICATIONS_EIUPARIS

THE IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGY ON MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS’ ENTHUSIASM FOR LEARNING SCIENCE

The research uses a mixed approach to determine technological effects on middle school students’ interest in science education. Pre-intervention and post-intervention surveys harvested quantitative information but qualitative evidence resulted from observation techniques, student interviews and feedback from both teachers and students. Components of this study measured parental insights about the subject to receive validation from

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Exploring the Impact of Technology Integration on Psychomotor and Cognitive Development in Primary Science Classrooms: A Case Study of Singapore International School of Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Campus.

This research explores the impact of technology integration on primary school students’ psychomotor and cognitive development in science classrooms, focusing on Grades 4, 5, and 6 at the Singapore International School of Bangkok (SISB) Suvarnabhumi Campus. Using a mixed-method case study approach, the research investigates how interactive digital tools, virtual simulations, and blended learning environments

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Factors Influencing Student Motivation in Large Primary School Classrooms in Vietnam: Challenges and Interventions

This study examines the critical issue of student motivation in large Vietnamese primary school classrooms, where class sizes often exceed 45 students, creating significant psychological and pedagogical challenges. In subjects like English, which many students perceive as irrelevant to their daily lives and future careers, maintaining engagement becomes increasingly difficult. This research investigates how classroom

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Predicting Stock Prices In Vietnam’s Financial Market Using ARIMA And Neural Network Models: A Comparative Study

This study investigates the effectiveness of two popular time series forecasting models—ARIMA (AutoRegressive Integrated Moving Average) and LSTM (Long Short-Term Memory neural network)—in predicting stock prices within Vietnam’s financial market. Using daily closing price data from five major Vietnamese stocks (FPT, VIC, VCB, GAS, and MWG), the research evaluates each model’s prediction accuracy over a

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Developing Evidence-Based Intervention Frameworks For Special Needs Education In Malaysian School

The educational solution for students with special needs in Malaysian schools presents an urgent problem, and this dissertation delivers a direct approach. Current interventions lack proper specification, and their effectiveness is insufficient for addressing different types of disabilities. Multiple viewpoints from teachers, parents, and students, combined with numerical evidence, create a comprehensive yet informal review

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The Effect of Supply Chain Management Practices on Competitive Advantage: A Field Study on the Employees in Mediclinic Middle East

The study discussed the “impact of supply chain management (SCM) on competitive advantage within Mediclinic Middle East”, part of Mediclinic International, which operates several healthcare facilities across the UAE. It was conducted using a “survey method” with an in-house questionnaire targeting individuals working at Mediclinic Middle East. The findings indicated that SCM practices were generally

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