International Journal of Scientific Research in Information Systems and Engineeing

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Authors: Acheme Oklobia Odeh

This survey research was conducted to investigate the impact of agriculture on the economic development of Northern Cyprus. Data were collected from scholarly articles, Journals, and the North Cyprus Ministry of Agriculture and Natural Resources. The analysis of the impact of agriculture on the economic development of North Cyprus is a challenging task, but critical considering the role agriculture plays in the economic development of countries and nations such as Northern Cyprus. The significant finding of this study shows that the agricultural sector of TRCN has a lot of untapped potentials. The reasons for the dearth or decline in the productivity of the agricultural sector is discussed and analysed in this project. A couple of recommendations, following the challenges facing the promising agricultural sector of Northern Cyprus included: increase in agricultural-based research in the Ministry of Agriculture and in higher educational levels, which will boost the industry a lot, and encourage the discovery of new, better, and improved agricultural practices; more foreign investors should be allowed to come into the agricultural sector of TRNC; The Government should set up a system to monitor and evaluate the success of implementation of funds allocated to the Ministry of Agriculture and Natural Resources; The Introduction and Encouragement of Agriculture related courses such as Agricultural Economics in Colleges & Universities is also a sure way to alleviate the challenges agriculture is facing currently in TRNC; lastly but not the least, we recommend that the Government of TRNC should consider an increase in the overall financial allocation to the agricultural sector, to boost its activities, and encourage loan to farmers and further development in the agricultural sector.

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Authors: Odeh Adoikwu Pius, Atsa’am D. D.

With the advent of computers, a lot has been achievable including the use of computers to solve Mathematics and Mathematically related problems. In this work an appraisal of the solution to second order linear ordinary differential equations with constant coefficients is done. Methods of solution of homogeneous second order ordinary differential equations, Initial Value Problem inclusive are described, considering three cases: distinct roots, repeated roots and complex roots. Non-homogeneous differential equations, IVP inclusive are also treated using the method of undetermined coefficients. Object oriented software is developed to solve these second order linear ordinary differential equations with constant coefficients. The core essence of this work is to develop a system which would be user-friendly, reliable (accurate in solution), fast and timely to meet the demands which are not achievable by the traditional method.

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Authors: Joshua CHIBUIKE SOPURU

The desire of every nation is to provide goods and services that can actually satisfy citizens and also be enough for export in other to acquire foreign exchange. Due to scarce resources and diversity in human behavior, proper strategizing and planning built on Positive and negative science need to be considered. Human behavior cannot be determined with concrete certainty; we can only make assumptions based on certain conditions or occurrences. These assumptions help managers in managing limited resources. This goes a long way in helping a nation plan its production in matters of; what to produce, the quantity to produce and whom to produce for. The task of decision making, a must for every nation is one of the most difficult and unpredictable task faced by managers. However, with the advent of information Systems supported with decision support tools, managers can now to a greater extent make proper decisions. Information system is a collection and integration of components for data collection, storing, and processing in other to deliver information, knowledge, and digital products. Businesses and cooperation rely on Information systems to carry out operations, manage staff, and even lead customers. There is no doubt information systems have revolutionized virtually every sector of the economy it has been applied in. For example, in developed countries like the USA, Information systems have decongested highways through traffic management. Despite all the success stories resulting from the implementation of information systems, Agriculture in developing countries still struggles with implementation of information systems. With the design of several Farm management information systems (FMIS), one should have predicted an end to the shortage of Agricultural products in Africa, mismanagement of the farm or an end to the high rate of loss in agricultural commodities as a result of disease outbreak. However, this is not the case in Africa because; the implementation of information systems in Agriculture is faced with numerous design/implementation problems ranging from designer's ignorance to end-users illiteracy. We are interested in uncovering the importance of information system in Agricultural farms in Africa and highlighting some limitations facing its implementation.

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Authors: Vanye Zira Vanduhe

Organization faces computation due to technological ideas that is put in place to satisfy their customers. Therefore, the Human Resource has to be on the move to make sure employee work had to make sure customers meet their needs. Organization need to know their performance capacity in other to make arraignment on when a product or service could be ready. This paper provide possible way by the use of HRIS being synchronized with behaviormetrics to study the capacity of employee production when sad or happy mood. Also, steps in of implementing Human resource information system in an organization and possible ways why the system fails is been discussed in this paper. Due to the uniqueness of human conscious and sub-conscious behavioral action profiling of this action are being created to have history of staff emotion study are managed. At the end study, sad and angry mood facial expression is analyzed in a way that it affects human productivity in an organization. Furthermore, with this HRM could forecast employee performance at the end of the day.

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Authors: John Akpesiri Olotewo, Samson Oluwaseun Fadiya

Mobile marketing has gained immense popularity in the contemporary business world because of its convenience in sending promotional messages to individual customers. In Turkey, this method of advertising has enhanced effective dissemination of information and is thus highly regarded; both by the business community and the consumers. Mobile marketing is well known for its ability to overcome barriers of place and time that are often associated with traditional advertising methods. Using mobile marketing, companies are in a position to reach out to customers from wherever they are due to the portable nature of the mobile phone. This study seeks to explore the impact of mobile marketing in Turkey’s consumer market. It aims at establishing whether mobile marketing is an effective marketing tool in Turkey’s consumer market, why there is an increasing popularity of mobile marketing and whether there is a general acceptability of mobile marketing in Turkey. The study begins by exploring the concept of mobile marketing and its effectiveness as a marketing media. The nature and potential of mobile marketing are discussed and so are the ethical issues affecting mobile marketing. Given the level of popularity and convenience that mobile marketing exudes, it can be established that mobile marketing is an effective form of advertising in the Turkish consumer market and that companies could tap this potential to enhance profitability. Olotewo Akpesiri John.