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Technium Business and Management
2021 - 2026
Current editor(s): Anna Maria Golita From Technium Science Bibliographic data for series maintained by Anna Maria Golita (). Access Statistics for this journal.
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2023, volume 4, articles 1
- Assessing the First Shocks of the Covid-19 Pandemic on the Idiosyncratic Risk in the Brazilian and the Others Emerging Markets pp. 1-9

- Andre Salles
- Character education management in learning in the boarding school pp. 10–18

- Agus Winarti Livia Astuti
- Investigating the causes of the downfall of democracy in Afghanistan from 2001 up to 2021 pp. 19-38

- Professor Hafiza Khurami
- Factors influencing voluntary tax compliance of self-employed individuals in Davao city pp. 39-55

- Rebecca Maquiling
- Retail Payment Techniques and Their Impact on the Volume of Bank Deposits pp. 56-66

- Mohammed Majeed Jawad
- The existence of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in economic growth, employment, and national income is the main reason for making it a priority for government and community attention. The research is oriented to determine and analyze the improvement in MSME performance through strategic management approaches, government policies, and the involvement of stakeholders. The research used quantitative methods, regression coefficient analysis, correlation, and determination. The research results show that there is government involvement as a regulator in guiding SMEs, through Law No. 20 of 2008 and other regulations. Stakeholder involvement in the form of coaching, training, mentoring, funding, and partnerships plays an important role in improving the performance of SMEs. SMEs feel that there is a revision of regulations regarding SMEs. These regulations are oriented towards supporting MSME activities to create a conducive SME business atmosphere. Efforts to empower MSMEs by stakeholders should be comprehensive, coordinated, and sustainable pp. 67-76

- Lucky Hikmat Maulana
2023, volume 3, articles 1
- Afghanistan and United States foregin relation after September 11th 2001 pp. 1-14

- Hafiza Khurami
- Analysis of Moldova's built cultural heritage with commercial potential pp. 126–138

- Marian Maria-Liliana
- The influence of occupational health and safety on job satisfaction of permanent employees PT. Star Rubber, Kubu Raya Regency pp. 15–23

- Helman Fachri
- Disaster Risk Management Preparedness and Challenges of a Local Beach and Dive Resort in Southern Negros Occidental pp. 24–58

- Joyce Apple
- Employ Successful Intelligence to Raise the Internal Auditor's Ability to Assess Risks: Evidence from Iraq pp. 59-78

- Abdulrasool Abdulabbas
- Analysis of credit risk, liquidity and profitability of the Trade Bank of Iraq for the period (2012-2021) pp. 79-103

- Ali Abdulhassan
- Micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) and their employees have been particularly hard hit by the recession because of the COVID-19 pandemic. This study assesses the level of vulnerability and business resilience of two hundred seven (207) Village (Barangay) Micro Business Enterprises (BMBEs) in Bacolod City, Negros Occidental, Philippines. Likewise, it identifies the mechanisms, opportunities, and challenges of BMBEs in the new normal. Respondents of this study are from the wholesale and retail trade and food and beverage service sectors in Bacolod City who were selected using stratified random sampling. The descriptive-comparative research was used in the study and utilized both researcher-made and adapted questionnaires to gather data. Results showed that BMBEs had a moderate level of vulnerability and a high level of business resilience during the COVID-19 crisis. In terms of mechanisms and challenges, most BMBEs adopt technology for promotion purposes and have experienced insufficiency of cash flows to maintain operations. It can be concluded that the businesses were highly resilient during the COVID-19 crisis, as there is only a moderate extent of vulnerabilities from the BMBEs' internal operations. Businesses were able to absorb both internal and external shocks by adjusting to change and seizing opportunities pp. 104-125

- John Rey G. Lobaton
2022, volume 2, articles 3
- Occupational Health and Safety, and Environmental management on the age of Fourth Industrial Revolution pp. 1-5

- Michail Chalaris
- The effect of corporate governance elements on employee performance: evident form ghanaian banking industry pp. 6-22

- Francis Osei
- The role of emotional bonding in mediating destination image on tourist loyalty pp. 23-37

- Anik Lestari
- Analysis of the Sustainability, Vulnerability, and Challenges of Aquaculture Livelihood Projects pp. 38-62

- Mark Jason M. Berio
- The Optimization of Teacher Performance Based on Transformational Leadership, Organizational Commitment and Organizational Culture: - pp. 63-74

- Sugeng Sugeng
- e-Custormer Relationship Management and Service Quality as Intervening Trust variables, Brand Image and Behavioral Control on Student Satisfaction in the Accounting S1 Study Program: (Case Study on Accounting S1 Study Program Students at Private Universities in Lamongan Regency) pp. 75-88

- Darianto Darianto, Mulyanto Nugroho and Abdul Halik
- The Effect of University Organizational Climate on Lecturer Productive Behaviour in Private Universities in East Java, Indonesia pp. 89-115

- Mayastuti, Fendy Suhariadi and Praptini Yulianti
- Management Of Best Practices in Multinational Companies: Starbuck’s Best Practices in The Lebanese Market pp. 116-123

- Mariam Derghan
- The Impact of Transparency on Achieving Effective Procurement in the Syrian Telecommunication Sector pp. 124-139

- Wael Alasfar
- Transparency of Financial Reporting According to the S&P500 Indices and its Implications for Accounting Information Risks - Evidence from the Iraq Stock Exchange pp. 140-158

- Asaad Wahhab, Mohammed Abd Ali M.A. Al Fattehallah and Mohammed Hwueish Allawi Alsujair
- The Effect of Job Description on Employee Performance of Omani Public Sector: Mediating Role of Organizational Justice pp. 159-175

- Shahab Ahmed Salim Mubarak AL Rawas and Mohd Dan Jantan
- Analyzing the influence of moral culture and job satisfaction on organizational commitment in enhancing employee performance: an empirical study at PT. Antam TBK Gold Mining Business Unit Pongkor pp. 176-187

- Indupurnahayu, Muhamad Azis Firdaus, Maryani and Sapie Bin Sabilan
2022, volume 2, articles 2
- Inclusive Growth: A Poverty Approach pp. 1-15

- Ahmad Soleh
- Analysis of the Effect of Marketing Mix on Purchase Decisions and Impact on Consumer Loyalty at Chocolate Houses in Palu City pp. 16-26

- Multazam Multazam
- The journey from Corporate Social Responsibility to Corporate Social Innovation: The Whys and the Hows pp. 27-39

- Mohsen Nazari
- Wergild or blood money from the Islamic point of view pp. 40-49

- Abdul Qodus Zarifi
- Menstrual Leave Policy; Between Gender Sensitivity and Discrimination Against Female Workers pp. 50-60

- I Dewa Ayu Widyani
- Boost Zakat Fundraising Through E-Customer Relationship Management in Digital Era pp. 61-70

- Muhammad Doddy
- Financial management of patients infected with SARS-CoV-2 virus in Romania pp. 71-78

- Nicoleta Blebea
- What determines banking company stock returns? Empirical evidence from Indonesia stock exchange pp. 79-87

- Indupurnahayu, Shanti Lysandra, Evin Sofianti, Renea Shinta Aminda and Abrista Devi
2022, volume 2, articles 1
- Ergonomics and Employee Satisfaction with Special Reference to Selected Branches of Rajshahi Krishi Unnayan Bank pp. 1-12

- Mohammad Azizur Rahman
- Implementation of Tourism Management Concept in Herbal Tourism Village as Alternative Tourism Business in the New Normal Era pp. 30-44

- I Gusti Bagus Rai Utama
- Design Expert System for Auditing Financial Accounts pp. 45-53

- Abdul Rahman Khalid Al-Bakoaa
- A study of local government strategies to promote youth entrepreneurial clusters in cultural and creative industries pp. 54-67

- Chi-Sen Hung
- The Importance of the Islamic Economy and Finance in Combating Poverty and Unemployment pp. 68-79

- Allam Jaas
2021, volume 2, articles 1
- Does financial performance moderate the effect of CEO characteristics and stakeholder influence on corporate social responsibility in Indonesia? pp. 13-29

- Lidya Agustina
2021, volume 1, articles 1
- The effect of metacognitive and cognitive Strategies upon EFL learner’s reading comprehending developments with emphasizing to student’s linguality knowledge pp. 1-5

- Peyman Abbasi
- Contribution to the occupational risk assessment for sustainable management in health and safety at work: case study pp. 6-18

- Meryem Abdi
- Social Resilience and Challenges of Covid-19 pp. 19-29

- Efa Tadesse Debele
- Assessing decision making practice (in case of Queens College Adminstiration in Kality branch) pp. 30-65

- Derese Simegnew Alehegn
- Foreign Reserves of the Iraqi Central Bank's and its influence on Foreign Investment flows pp. 66-75

- Dr. Ali H. N. BniLam
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