175 research outputs found
Factors Influencing Student Satisfaction and Student Loyalty towards YOUTH International College (Linn Sandar Win, 2025)
No full textThis study aims to investigate the elements affecting student satisfaction and to
explore the mediating role of reputation in the connection between student satisfaction and
student loyalty at YOUTH International College. The Yamane formula is utilized to
determine the sample size. A total of 138 students aged over 18 are chosen from 210 using
the simple random sampling technique. The method of online surveys is utilized to gather
primary data. Secondary data is collected from earlier research studies, online sources,
textbooks, and the information obtained from YOUTH International College. Descriptive
statistics and linear regression techniques are utilized for analyzing data. The regression
analysis shows that advising, facilities, financial aid, tuition fees, curriculum, and teaching
quality positively significantly impact student satisfaction. Results show that student
satisfaction positively significantly influences student loyalty. The regression outcome
suggests that college reputation mediates the connection between student satisfaction and
student loyalty. To enhance student satisfaction and loyalty according to the findings,
YOUTH International College ought to construct or renovate indoor and outdoor sports
facilities, including basketball courts, football pitches, gyms, badminton courts, swimming
pools, and running tracks. Moreover, it ought to provide a diverse array of elective and
specialized modules throughout its programs
A Study On Socio-Economic Conditions of Kyaukkyi Township, Bago Region (Khaing Sandar Win, 2023)
No full textThis study focuses on the socio-economic conditions of Kyaukkyi Township,
Bago Region. This paper used descriptive method by using primary and secondary data.
A total of 170 households out of 1590 were chosen as samples by using simple random
sampling method. The majority of the households (109) out of 170 is moderate. This
study found that some children of farmers work in agriculture sector without attending
free primary education because they need to help their family as workforce. In order to
improve the health of the locals, the government provide many sub rural health care
service in rural areas. Most sample households used the largest in other social costs than
education and health cost even if they didn’t have enough income. In order to improve
the socioeconomic development of rural settlements, the involvement of indigenous
people is very important. The amount of poverty in rural and urban areas may be greatly
decreased if all the communities in those areas are raised and renovated
PERCEPTION OF PENSIONERS ON E-PENSION SERVICE OF MYANMA ECONOMIC BANK ( Khin Sandar Win, 2019)
No full textThis study identifies the E-pension service of Myanma Economic Bank (MEB) and analyzes the pensioners’ perception on E-pension service. Primary data was collected from 90 (5%) pensioners joined by MEB’s ATM card in Yangon Branch (6) and North Okkalapa Branch of MEB in Yangon by using simple random sampling method with the help of structured questionnaire. Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) is the major focusing theory that includes usefulness, ease of use service, reliability of service performance and trust level at E-pension service which are influencing on pensioners’ perception on E-pension service. By this survey, perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use, reliability and trust on system are found as very important influencing factors towards perception of pensioners for using E- pension service provided by MEB. By the correlation analysis, reliability and trust are significant influencing on pensioners’ perception. Thus, MEB should maintain and review its reliability of service functional performance and people trust on system security of their E-pension service. MEB should extend their network to delivery rural pensioners and support best service to secure infrastructure
GREEN SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT PRACTICES AND PERFORMANCE OF PURIFIED DRINKING WATER FACTORIES (Ma Khin Sandar Win, Nov, 2018)
No full textThe aim of this research was to identify green supply chain management practicesimplemented bypurified drinking water factories in Shwe Pyi Thar industrial Zone and to determine the effect of implementation of green supply chain management practices on performanceof purified drinking water factories in Shwe Pyi Thar Industrial Zone. The primary data and secondary were used.The primary data were collected by interviewing with 100 employees (50%) who have responsibilities of the sample purified drinking water factories.Descriptive statistics and regression analysis were used.It found out that firms appreciate the role of green supply chain management practices which are green procurement practices, green manufacturing practices, green distribution practices and reverse logistics practices. Among them, green distribution practices have highest mean scores.The relationship between GSCM practices and firm performance are as follows: all of the practices are significant relationship with operational performance except green manufacturing practices. Both the green procurement and green manufacturing practices are significant relationship with financial performance except green distribution and reverse logistics practices. Finally, only green manufacturing practices are significant relationship with environmental performance except remaining practices. The study also confirmed that GSCM practices are important in improving the performance of firms. The study recommends that the implementation of GSCM should be implemented purified drinking water factories because there are benefits that accrue from such implementation. Firms will benefit through increased use of recyclable materials, savings on costs due to effective utilization of available productive resources, reduction of the environmental impact of business processes and reduction of operational costs and risk of prosecution based on anti-environment reasons
A Mobile Mediation Tool for Enhancing Interaction between Depressed Person and Caregiver
No full text摘要鬱症為一種心理疾病，它對個人正常生活的能力及生活品質有顯著的影響.「尋求再保證」為憂鬱者之人際行為特徵之一。這種人際行為往往會導致憂鬱者與其照顧者之間的負向人際互動。例如，當照顧者正忙於其他事時，憂鬱者若在這個不適當的時間點重複尋求他人的保證，將可能會影響雙方的互動。此負向人際互動若持續，將同時對照顧者與憂鬱者都會形成情緒的壓力與負擔。 然而，如何維持雙方的良好關係，對協助憂鬱者之憂鬱情緒調節與康復有關鍵的重要性。在這篇論文裡，提出以行動式平台互動介面探討並試圖增進憂鬱者與照顧者之間的人際互動。互動介面提供了憂鬱者與照顧者的心情與忙碌狀態的即時訊息，期望能藉由增進雙方對互相狀態的了解而改善雙方的溝通與互動模式，提高關係滿意度及減少照顧者因照顧憂鬱者所造成的主觀負擔。Abstractepression, a common mental health disorder, significantly affects an individual’s ability to live a regular life. Excessive reassurance-seeking behavior, i.e. a common interper¬sonal characteristic of depression, often leads to negative interaction betw¬ee-n caregivers and depressed individuals, who seek excessive assurance from the caregiv-ers at inappropriate times e.g. when caregivers are busy. Such negative interaction results in elevated feeling of burden in care-giving and care-receiving. However, maintaining a good relationship between depressed individuals and caregivers is crucial in overcoming difficulties time during depression. Therefore, this work proposes a mobile care mediation tool that helps improve communication in care-giving and care-receiving between depressed individuals and caregivers. By sharing the mood and availability status of givers and receivers of care, the proposed mobile care mediation tool enhances satisfaction of their relationship, and reduces burdens in care-giving.Contentcknowledgment ibstract iii要 vontent viiist of Figures ixist of Tables xihapter 1 Introduction 1hapter 2 Related Work 7hapter 3 Design Considerations 11.1 Collecting situated mood/availability data 11.2 Engaging 12.3 Easy to operate 12.4 Information glanceability 13.5 Timestamp update 13.6 Sensing 14.7 Suggestion 14hapter 4 Implementation and Evaluation (ESM tool) 17.1 Implementation 18.1.1 Questionnaires design on ESM tool 18.1.2 Logging activity sensing data 19.1.3 Simple version of world visiting game 20.1.4 Paper-based ESM 21.2 Evaluation 21.2.1 User study design 21.2.2 Results 23.2.3 Discussion 27hapter 5 Architecture and Implementation (Mobile care mediation tool) 31.1 Architecture 31.1.1 Mobile database 32.1.2 Input 33.1.3 Decision agent 33.1.4 Output 34.2 UI design and implementation details 34.2.1 CareMe display 36.2.2 Sharing mood and availability 36.2.3 Suggestion notifications 37.2.4 Sharing photos 38hapter 6 Evaluation (Mobile care mediation tool) 41.1 User study design 41.2 Results 44hapter 7 Discussion 49hapter 8 Conclusion and Future Work 53ibliography 5
Supplemental Material - A Comparison of Cancer Mortality and Incidence Between New Zealand and Australia and Reflection on Differences in Cancer Care: An Ecological Cross-Sectional Study of 2014-2018
No full textSupplemental Material for A Comparison of Cancer Mortality and Incidence Between New Zealand and Australia and Reflection on Differences in Cancer Care: An Ecological Cross-Sectional Study of 2014-2018 by Phyu Sin Aye, Shwe Sin Win, Sandar Tin Tin, and J. Mark Elwood in Cancer Control.</p
An Investigation of Fault Tolerance Techniques in Cloud Computing
No full textCloud computing which is created on Internet has the most powerful architecture of computation that provides users with the capabilities of information technology as a service and allows them to have access to these services without having specialized information or controlling the infrastructure. Fault tolerance has. The main advantages of using fault tolerance that has all the necessary techniques to keep active power and reliability in cloud computing include failure recovery, lower costs, and improved performance criteria. In this paper, we will investigation of the different techniques that are used for fault tolerance on cloud computing. Ya Min | Khin Myat Nwe Win | Aye Mya Sandar "An Investigation of Fault Tolerance Techniques in Cloud Computing" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-3 | Issue-5 , August 2019, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd26611.pd
Banks’ lending behaviour under repressed financial regulatory environment
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Purpose
Regulatory authorities in Myanmar are increasing banks’ independence in providing loans to facilitate better financial resource allocations. On the other hand, not only in the USA but also among European countries, policymakers are designing regulations that could reduce banks’ autonomies in risk management and decrease risk taking behaviour. These governments have made policy interventions in their banking sectors which could be identified as repressive policies. They are commonly justified as macro-prudential regulations rather than financial repression. However, the authors are yet to understand as to what extent regulations need to be tightened or loosened up to reach optimal risk-taking behaviour. Using Myanmar as an example where the extreme form of governmental interventions and prudential regulations exists, this paper aims to identify the effectiveness of such policies.
Design/methodology/approach
This paper relies on a case study of the Myanmar’s Banking Sector. The paper adopts of the synthesis of institutional theory and Oliver’s strategic response to identify how banks respond to repressive financial policies. The empirical evidence is collected through conducting 16 interviews including banks’ general managers, deputy chairmen and loan officers. Afterwards, the authors analysed the data using categorical thematic analysis with the assistance of NVIVO.
Findings
First of all, the extent to which repressive financial measures enforced on banks differ depending on their political affiliations and ownership structures. Second, though repressive policies were enforced on banks to curb risk taking behaviour among banks and maintain financial stability, Myanmar banks themselves had inherent nature of risk aversion towards lending. Third, in Myanmar, financial repression does not always mean banks need to compromise their efficiency in profit maximisation to achieve legitimacy from the regulatory authorities. If the formal constraints were not in line with economic actors’ internal objectives, a different set of rules of the game were formed.
Originality/value
This paper provides new evidences for the controversial subject on financial repression and liberalisation through analysing micro level data of banks’ lending practice rather than using aggregate macro-level data. Bank-level information provides banks’ concerns, challenges and their loan assessment process while operating under repressive financial policies. This study is also unique in the sense that it is contributing to the limited academic literature on Myanmar’s financial system. It represents the last surviving case of repressed financial system and the presence governmental interventions and prudential regulations. Hence, it was used as an example to identify the effectiveness of such policies.
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What are the possible future research directions for bank’s credit risk assessment research? A systematic review of literature
No full textBanking prudence and efficiency to manage their risks in different business cycle and environment would help to alleviate crises and losses. Hence, the effective assessment of credit risk is an essential component of a comprehensive technique to credit risk assessment and critical to the long-run of not only banking institutions but also the economy as a whole. Therefore, it has received a great interest from scholars across finance and economics to investigate such assessments by banks in different countries using diverse theoretical underpinnings and methodologies. Hence, this paper is developed to review analytical conceptualisations of credit risks assessments that have been developed in the academic literature. By means of a systematic review, it provides a comprehensive analysis that encompasses approaches used in research papers. There has been no prior review on analytical conceptualisations in this area. Moreover, this review is done in a systematic manner, i.e. categorising journal articles into different categories such as purposes, perspectives and methodologies through a transparent and thorough process. Thus, it will be able to provide an objective review. Finally, the paper will outline the evolution of methodologies and theoretical underpinnings in credit risk management research and a landscape for possible future research directions
What Are the Possible Future Research Directions for Bank's Credit Risk Assessment Research?: A Review of Systematic Literature
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