Teleworking is an alternative way to organize work that integrates two sources of competitive advantage: a company's Human Resources and the new Information and Telecommunication Technologies. There is no agreement in ...

This research paper deals with technology and its resultant impact on Pakistan's Leather industry. The leather industry which includes the up stream activities of tanneries, as well as the down stream activities such as ...

The concepts of cluster and networking emerged in 1960s in Small and Medium Scale Enterprises (SMEs) literature but the formation ofSME clusters and networking is a very new strategy for Sri Lanka started in 2001 and ...

Breast Cancer is the most common form of cancer in Sri Lanka. Cancer is often curable if detected early. This study was conducted to investigate the level of knowledge of female undergraduates on prevention and control ...

Humanitarian demining is a calamity of war affecting many third world countries. Mines are cheap weapons, built to sustain horrible injuries that target active people with a knock‐on effect upon economic growth. The clearing ...

The need to manage disasters through construction industry and its wide role in achieving successful reconstruction projects has gained importance in recent years. Hence, construction industry development through capacity ...

Unique characteristics of the construction industry from beginning to end in production process create, many uncertainties about its final products. Due to these uncertainties, emergence of risks is unavoidable. Dealing ...

Highways play a significant role in the economic growth of developing countries. Sri Lankan government also has realized such importance and has directed special focus on constructing new highways. However, highways ...

Waste management is considered to be the weakest phase in responding to a disaster. This became apparent when Sri Lanka suffered enormously from the Indian Ocean tsunami of 2004. The City of Galle located on the south coast ...

The main objective o( this paper is to identify the technology issues ill the tea industry in Sri Lanka with special emphasis on the twenty plantation management companies. 111 audition to these twenty companies, interviews ...