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  • Marketing promotions to pregnant women in South Africa 
    du Toit, Anastasia Irene (2012-11-14)
    Consumers in South Africa are bombarded with an abundance of marketing messages on a daily basis. This information overload has resulted in consumers ignoring certain marketing communications and becoming confused as to ...
  • MBA research and the strategic challenges of practising managers in South Africa 
    MANYEMA, SHAW (2012-12-04)
    Managers of South African listed companies are faced with a variety of strategic challenges that they require to find solutions for to ensure the continued existence of their operations. Fortunately, South Africa has several ...
  • Measuring Customer Service Quality in a South African Industrial Automation Company 
    Sali-Ameen, Mohammed (2011-11-22)
    The study will be demarcated as follows. Chapter One has provided a background of some of the issues facing Honeywell Automation South Africa and some of the industry challenges. Pressure from competitors in the South ...
  • MEASURING INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL AS A DRIVER OF CORPORATE VALUE 
    Singh, Avinash J. (2011-10-14)
    The study sought to test the applicability of a methodology proposed by Professor Baruch Lev to measure the value of intangible capital of 17 non-financial companies listed on the JSE Securities Exchange and to ascertain ...
  • MEN AS CAREGIVERS IN HOME-BASED CARE 
    OTIPA, PATRICK MUKOYA (2011-06-07)
    AIDS and its related consequences are challenging men to redefine their masculinity. Women and men are equally affected by HIV and AIDS and while cultural and traditional practices relegate care giving to women, men have ...
  • MENTORING IN THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT WORKERS PROGRAMME 
    Motlhake, Bona Neville (2011-07-14)
    Since the advent of democracy in 1994, South African government has continued to build capacity in national, provincial and local spheres of government. The Community Development Workers were brought in as multi-skilled ...
  • MENTORING IN THE VUK’UPHILE PUBLIC WORKS PROGRAMME 
    NJOKO, MUZIWOKUTHULA (2012-10-08)
    Skills shortages in the construction industry is well known, to remedy the situation government as a participant in the industry has come up with programmes to mentor young people who are interested in the industry. The ...
  • THE MENTORING OF PASTORS IN THE ASSEMBLIES OF GOD CHURCH IN SOUTH AFRICA 
    MAPHANGA, MPUMELELO JACKSON (2012-10-04)
    This study examines the mentoring of pastors in the Assemblies of God church in South Africa. The church previously had quality leaders, and the problem is that the: quality leadership is waning. The purpose is to assess ...
  • MENTORSHIP AS A TOOL OF TRANSFORMATION IN THE NAVY 
    Mnguni, Makhaza George (2011-10-24)
    This research report focuses on mentorship programme as a tool of transformation in the SA Navy. The first chapter of the paper provides a historical perspective of transformation in the SA Navy. It traces back the process ...
  • Men’s Reproductive Health Services in the Northern Cape, 
    Mabote, Pheya Alinah (2011-04-19)
    Very little research has been conducted on men’s reproductive health services in South Africa. The 1994 International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD) and the Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing ...
  • Micro-finance selection criteria for customers in South Africa 
    Fritz, Christoffel C (2011-04-12)
    Micro-finance serves a critical role in South Africa but it is yet to enjoy the attention of true marketing and customer focus (Rademaker, 2005). It is also an industry that finds itself under increasing political, regulatory ...
  • Middle management perceptions of the Six Sigma methodology 
    Tziatas, Ioannis Anastasios (2011-06-23)
    In today's competitive market, organisations strive to maximise profits. Many tools are used in an attempt to achieve this, one of which is Six Sigma. The purpose of this research has been to investigate the perceived ...
  • MINERAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS GOVERNANCE 
    Mokoatle, Benford Letuka (2011-10-24)
    This research was aimed at gaining an understanding of information systems (IS) governance processes and practices and at assessing their effects in Mineral Resources Management (MRM) departments, thereby ensuring that ...
  • MINIMUM WAGES AND EMPLOYMENT IN THE TEXTILE INDUSTRY IN SWAZILAND 
    Ndzimandze, Sipho Ndzimandze (2011-10-14)
    The purpose of the study is to investigate what evidence there is to determine the impact of minimum wage hike on employment in the textile industry in Swaziland from the qualitative perspective. The research set to ...
  • Mobile broadband switching barriers in South Africa 
    Morony, Stephen James (2012-12-04)
    This research was conducted to understand why consumers would not switch mobile broadband providers in a market place with increasing competition across all components of a telecommunications company, from internationa ...
  • A MODEL FOR ESTIMATING WILLINGNESS TO PAY USING MULTI-FACTORIAL DESIGNS WITH PRICE AS A RESPONSE IN SOUTH AFRICA 
    Bouwer, Gustav (2011-03-22)
    Knowledge of consumers’ willingness-to-pay (WTP) provides a company with invaluable data for both pricing decisions and product development. Without an understanding of consumers’ WTP for its products, a company may not ...
  • A MODEL FOR MANAGING DIVERSITY IN ORGANISATIONS 
    Govindsamy, Thiruvasan (2011-04-13)
    Increasing levels of cultural diversity in the workforce poses one of the most challenging human resource and organisational issues of our time. Increased workforce diversity means that organisations are becoming more ...
  • A MODEL FOR MIGRATION FROM ENTREPRENEUR 
    PASSMORE, JEROME (2011-06-07)
    Every big business starts small, usually initiated by an entrepreneur who is successful in bringing the business into being, nurturing its early growth and innovatively forging its course as a start-up enterprise. However, ...
  • MODELING OPERATIONAL RISK LOSS DATA USING EXTREME VALUE THEORY 
    Pillay, Premlin (2011-10-24)
    The quantification of operational risk has recently become an explicit requirement for the calculation of capital adequacy for financial institutions. The modeling of operational risk data is difficult due to the infrequency ...
  • MODELING THE SUSTAINABILITY OF PRIVATE MEDICAL SCHEMES IN A REGULATED ENVIRONMENT 
    Owen, Craig Sean (2011-10-19)
    The costs of healthcare insurance continue to rise year-on-year far in excess of general inflation. The response to this global phenomenon has often been to increasingly regulate the healthcare insurance industry or the ...

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