Browsing School of Business and Human Resource management by Author "Nyangosi, Richard"

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    • Digitizing Banking Services: An Empirical Analysis of Customer’s Adoption and Usage 

      Nyangosi, Richard; Nyangau, Samuel N.; Nyariki, Kennedy O.; Nyangau, Andrew S. (Research Journal of Finance and Accounting, 2014)
      Internet and mobile technologies of recent years have gained momentum and are impacting the working of every process including financial services. Financial service providers including banks are turning their necks toward ...

    • E-Insurance: An Empirical Study of Perceived Benefits 

      Odoyo, Fredrick S; Nyangosi, Richard (International Journal of Business and Social Science, 2011-11)
      The recent evolution of Information technology in the financial services industry is changing the pace of providing insurance services, not only in India but in the world over. This paper is an attempt to analyze the ...

    • E-Insurance: An Empirical Study of Perceived Benefits 

      Nyangosi, Richard; Odoyo, Fredrick S (International Journal of Business and Social Science, 2011-11)
      The recent evolution of Information technology in the financial services industry is changing the pace of providing insurance services, not only in India but in the world over. This paper is an attempt to analyze the ...

    • Role of Non Governmental Organizations (NGOs) in Social Development in Developing Nations 

      Nyangosi, Richard; Nyang’au, Samuel N.; Oenga, Jane; Suleiman, Ame Juma (Journal of Economics and Sustainable Development, 2016)
      Lack of social development is a very common feature in many countries of the world those in the developing world being the most affected. Such is taking place in the backdrop of most government efforts to ensure maximum ...

    • A study on socio-economic conditions and work life balance of women workers in textile spinning mills 

      Palanivel, RV; Ganesh, K Sankar; Nyangosi, Richard (International Journal of Business Management Insight & Transformations, 2019)
      Today, in addition to the traditional unpaid labour required for maintaining a household, which involves growing food and securing water and fuel supplies, women increasingly take on paid work outside the home to augment ...