Accessibility levels conferred by public transport in Madrid metropolitan area

In recent years there has been a growing number of directives, regulations and ministerial plans which include accessibility as one of the basic objectives when evaluating different alternatives for transport infrastructure construction and management. An example is provided by the PPG13 transport planning directive, approved in the United Kingdom, which emphasises the need to ensure multi-modal access to different centres of attraction to reduce the use of private vehicles when approving urban development. To this end, authorities are encouraged to establish accessibility profiles for public transport in such a way that the zones which can meet the goals laid down in the directive can be determined . This is affecting the criteria used to determine the optimum location of new urban growth and the associated transport system. The ABC Plan initiated by the Netherlands Government follows similar lines. In this context, the present work is concerned with gathering together, selecting and calculating accessibility indexes provided by the public transport system in respect of the Madrid Metropolitan Area (MMA). It is divided into three sections: a) an analysis of the concept of accessibility and accessibility type, b) an analysis of the MMA and, c) calculation of the accessibility indices under the EMME2 model, representation in a geographical information system and an analysis of the results and conclusions

INFORMATION SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR ROSE PHARMACY INC GAISANO GRAND MALL

This research aims to explain in detail the development plan implementing the Information System on Rose Pharmacy Inc. The company is one of the Philippines ' top pharmaceutical retailers, with over 300 branches in strategic locations all over the country, providing the customers with easy access to quality health and beauty products. This study will give information and background of the business and the business owner or the person in charge of the company. This research will provide information and background on the company as well as the business owner or person in charge of the company. By interviewing the owner or the person in charge, this research will provide and state an in-depth analysis of the business process and problems they have encountered in the industry. This study will propose an information system that will meet or assist the needs of the business and solve the current problems. Also, provide an IT Infrastructure plan to assist with the business workflow and management, which could lead to the development of excellent services and opportunities for the company

INFORMATION SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR KIAN GENERAL MERCHANDISE

One in close proximity is a store that sells reasonably priced items that many buyers use on a regular basis. Not just the average shopper, but even dealers. Sales, marketing, reports, capital management, customer support, supply, distribution, and other transactions were all part of the business processes that helped operate a business for years. Moreover, every aspect of reports and transactions, including those involving customers and supply was handled manually causing the company to run much slower and earn a much smaller profit when it came to sales. Many issues have arisen over the course of a business's long history, such as a lack of consumers and stocks, maintenance, sales ranking, and inconsistency. A response would be the proposed Customer Relationship Management (CRM) framework and Supply Chain Management (SCM), which would provide reliability and better performance in business problems. These information systems aid companies in improving profitability by improving customer service, supply management that cause increasing efficiency. The importance of effective customer relationships as a key to customer value and hence shareholder value is widely emphasized. In order to enhance these relationships, the application of IT to marketing through customer relationship management (CRM) software, e-commerce and other initiatives is growing rapidly [1]. Modern Supply Chain Management (SCM) begins with the premise that supply chain participants are primarily interested in optimizing their own goals, and this self-serving emphasis typically results in inferior performance. Another way of thinking about this by considering a sequence of optimum regional policies does not yield a maximum response worldwide [2]

Examining the Relationship of Using Learner- Generated Digital Media and the Behavioral Intention to Use Mobile Learning Among College Students in Panabo City

This study Examines the Relationship of Learner- Generated Digital Media and Behavioral Intention to use Mobile Learning Among College Students in Panabo City. The primary objective of this study is to determine the significant difference in the level of Behavioral Intention to use Mobile Learning when grouped according to Gender, Age Group, and Program. The researchers used the quota sampling technique to select 120 respondents. Since Panabo City has many Colleges Schools, the researchers choose four institutions: Davao del Norte State College, Northlink Technological College, University of Mindanao, and ACES Polytechnic College. The study collects data through surveys, and the instruments used in the study were the adopted questionnaires on Using Digital Media from the study of [3] and Behavioral Intention to use Mobile Learning from the study of [16]. The items were modified to fit into the study, the indicators were validated and examined by the research adviser before it was laid on to the study in answering the questionnaire, and the respondents will evaluate their answers based on the 5-point Likert Scale. The mean of indicators will be interpreted based on the range of means, descriptive rating, and interpretation. It also found that there is a significant relationship between the level of Learner-Generated Digital Media and Behavioral Intention to use Mobile Learning when grouped according to Gender, Age Group, and Program has an effect on college students of Panabo City