Browsing by Subject "manufacturing"

Browsing by Subject "manufacturing"

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  • Determinants of Outsourcing as a Competitive Strategy in Supply Chain Management of Manufacturing Companies in Kenya (A Case Study of East African Breweries Limited) 
    Nanjala Wabwile, Lilian; Namusonge, G.S. (2017-03-07)
    Outsourcing has become a very vital business strategy in the current world. Due to the effects of globalization and increased cost of production in Kenya, many companies are finding it important to innovate on ways which ...
  • EVALUATION OF NOISE LEVELS IN MANUFACTURING SECTORS IN THIKA DISTRICT, KENYA 
    Mithanga, J.; Gatebe, E.; Gichuhi, M. (Journal of Agricultural Science and Technology, JKUAT, 2017-01-26)
    Noise is considered as any unwanted sound that may adversely affect the health and wel‐lbeing of individuals or populations exposed. This study assessed the magnitude of occupational noise exposures to workers in different ...
  • IPV4 to IPV6 - Transition and Benefits 
    Omae, M. O; Ismail, Adeya (JKUAT, 2011)
    IPv6 is the next generation protocol for the Internet, designed to support continued Internet growth in number of users and functionality. The current version, IPv4, was developed in the 1970’s and provides the basis for ...
  • Need and Benefits of Manufacturing Electronic Components and Equipment Locally 
    Omae, M. O (2017-02-13)
    Although Kenya's electronic industry is still at its infancy, a number of firms in the assembly, testing, repair and maintenance of electronic goods are in operation and are rapidly increasing their scope of activities ...
  • Use of ICT in Manufacturing to Achieve Vision 2030 
    Omae, M. O; Ismail, Adeya (2017-02-14)
    Information & Communication Technology (ICT) may be defined as computer hardware and software and telecommunications technology. ICT is the World’s fastest growing economic activity; the sector has turned the globe into ...
  • Use of ICT in Manufacturing to Achieve Vision 2030 
    Omae, M. O; Ismail, Adeya (JKUAT, 2011)
    Information & Communication Technology (ICT) may be defined as computer hardware and software and telecommunications technology. ICT is the World’s fastest growing economic activity; the sector has turned the globe into ...
  • Wind Converters Theory 
    Oyugi, Habil (2017-02-15)
    From the viewpoint of energy conversion, the most important properties of the wind at a particular location are the velocity of the airstream and the air density. The air density varies with altitude and with atmospheric ...

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