Manouchehr Jofreh’s research while affiliated with Islamic Azad University Central Tehran Branch and other places

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Highlighting Influential Factor to Inculcate Green Behaviour
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March 2015

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Journal of Applied Sciences

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Masoumeh Hosseinpou

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Manouchehr Jofreh

The earth is facing with the environmental degradation such as climate change. To protect the earth, the environmental movements have been started around the world. The environmentalism has gotten a rapid growth in the societies by enrolment in various parts including colleges and universities. Human behaviour is known as the main responsible for the environmental degradation. Therefore, to protect the environment the term “Green Behaviour” has been introduced. This behaviour promotes the one which ables to reduce the damages done by human on the environment. This study reviews the concept of “Green Behaviour” and “Green Consumerism”. Furthermore, the aim is to investigate the influential factors on the behaviour of the respondents to perform green behaviour. Based on the review of other studies, it can be concluded that there are two groups of factors which can affect the intention to perform this behaviour. The first group concerns with the socio-demographic characteristic of the respondents such as age and gender. However, by the review of psychology literature, the second group contains the factors of “Environmental Knowledge” and “Environmental Attitude”.

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Fig. 1: Research framework The suggested framework for this research can be 3. Singapore Department of Statistics, 2007. PROFILE extended to include portions not discussed in this OF ENTERPRISES IN SINGAPORE [Online] particular research, referring to grey areas in (Figure 1). http://www.singstat.gov.sg/pubn/business/sme200 In this particular research, SMEs were segmented 7.pdf. according to its industry, which are the manufacturing 4. Office of Small and Medium Enterprises and the service industry. Therefore, further research Promotion, 2005. "The White Paper on Small and should then focuses on the e-commerce adopters and Medium Enterprises of Thailand in 2004 and Trend in non-adopters looking more into the dimension of barriers 2005". and challenges of e-commerce adoption, the importance 5. Castells, M., 2000. The Rise of the Network of e-commerce attributes and the firm's business goals Society, second ed., Blackwell Publishers, London, and approach. UK. This would further extend the framework to include 6. Pohjola, M., 2001. Information technology and the mental model perspective into the adoption process as economic growth: a cross-country analysis, In: M. illustrated in Figure 1. Quota sampling method would also Pohjola, (Ed.), Information Technology, Productivity be more suitable to gather sufficient amount of and Economic Growth, Oxford University Press, respondent in the segments. This would address the Oxford, United Kingdom. limitation this study had on the random sampling method. 7. Organization for Economic Cooperation and Since the SME profiles are already obtain in this study, Development (OECD), 1999. The economic and social random sampling would be less useful for further impact of electronic commerce: preliminary findings research. and research agenda, Discussion paper no. 50441,
Assessing E-Commerce Adoption by Small and Medium Enterprises in Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand

October 2012

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896 Reads

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14 Citations

World Applied Sciences Journal

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Manouchehr Jofreh

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Gary Leong

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Many publications to date, have describe the various adoption of e-commerce among firms small and large. However, although the e-commerce adoption growth has been significant, the e-commerce adoption rate among SMEs has mainly been among the industrialized countries. First objective of this research is to assess the usefulness and ease of using e-commerce perceived by SMEs in both service and manufacturing industries whether there are significant differences between Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand respectively. The second objective is to assess the important technical competencies in terms of technical knowledge and skills in e-commerce setup in both service and manufacturing industry across and to identify whether are there significant difference between Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand. The relationship among variables has been studied through correlation test. Three dimensions have been analyzed. Technical knowledge related to e-commerce, perceive ease of use of e-commerce and perceive usefulness of e-commerce. From the statistical data analysis output, it is found that technical knowledge related to e-commerce is not significantly different between the countries in both the manufacturing and the service industry but both the manufacturing and service industry reckons that technical knowledge and skill poses to biggest challenge that effect the uptake of e-commerce similarly across the three countries.


The Relationship between Quality of Work Life with Staff Performance of Iranian Gas Engineering and Development Company

August 2012

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9 Citations

Research Journal of Applied Sciences, Engineering and Technology

In today's society with according to the importance of human resources in advancing the goals of the organization, improving the quality of work life become as one of the main goals of the organization. People can have high performance that will satisfy their needs partially. Given attention to the quality of work life can increase employee motivation and increase the performance of employees. If staff with their able and capabilities be considered as well, they can have a critical important role to achieve the organizational objectives. So, the use of different techniques and methods to improve the quality of working life can be effective. In this study, the relationship between quality of work life with the staff performance of the Iranian Gas Engineering and Development Company is considered and components of quality of working life and staff performance have priority.

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... This theory evolves around the individual's decision to adopt an innovation and considers the decision-making to be a process that consists of several steps. Although this model was subsequently adopted by many scholars (Belkhamza & Wafa, 2014;Nezakati, Jofreh, Liong, & Asgari, 2012), it is also considered to have several shortcomings because it does not take into consideration the organization's contextual factors. This precludes the external factors that organizations in developing countries face, such as technology infrastructure, government support, and market pressure (Parker & Castleman, 2009). ...

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Why one e‐business adoption model won't fit all firm sizes: The case of Lebanon's e‐service industry
Assessing E-Commerce Adoption by Small and Medium Enterprises in Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand

World Applied Sciences Journal

... As for this study, it refers to actions and participation, which are harmless or cause minor destruction to the environment (Gagnon et al. 2012). The "environmentally friendly" or "green" behaviour has been familiarised to preserve and sustain the Earth and the environment (Hassan et al. 2015;Mensah 2014). Despite a wealth of term expressions in the field that describe environmental behaviour and protection, the terms are representing similar definitions. ...

Highlighting Influential Factor to Inculcate Green Behaviour

Journal of Applied Sciences

... The Quality of Work Life program implemented in an organization will be able to reduce the level of absenteeism, work accidents, employee claims and also the turnover rate. Jofreh et al (2012) in their research concluded that the Quality of Work Life program will improve employee performance because employees feel that their needs are met, they have authority to complete work, and they feel cared for by their superiors. ...

The Relationship between Quality of Work Life with Staff Performance of Iranian Gas Engineering and Development Company
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Research Journal of Applied Sciences, Engineering and Technology