Final Year Projects (FYPs) - Undergraduates

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220-S Quaid-e-Azam Industrial Estate, Lahore
(Library Information Services, COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus., 2023-11-20) Syed shehroz shabbir gilani; SP20-BBA-012; Sadia Umar
4th Industrial Revolution and Sustainability Policy Reforms for Pakistan
(Library Information Services, COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus, 2020) Umar Tariq; FA17-BBA-112; LHR TP 6693
In previous centuries, technical advancements have been extraordinary. The rapid and significant advances in technology provide the potential to enhance human living, but there are also questions about the future. One of the big worries about new technology is that robots and artificial intelligence will replace the human element in the work that leads to "technological unemployment." it's not the first time that people are facing a threat to their jobs from technological innovation. Similar fears had arisen in the nineteenth and twentieth century’s, when another significant wave of technological transition occurred, but they were not proven correct; technological developments of these centuries eventually led to the creation of new employment that had fully compensated for the consequences of the implementation of new job-saving technologies. In the 4th industrial revolution which began in Europe and the United States, the fear that automation and digitalization will lead to "Ending of Jobs" is reawakening. The feasibility of human element substituting "creative accident." computers and robots has been the topic of a number of reports with considerable debate.
A project report on the Development of an online shopping store
(Library Information Services, COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus, 2020) Abdul jabbar; Fa17-BBA-107; Naila Adil; LHR TP 6647
E-commerce is fast gaining a prominent position as a suitable and useful model for business enterprise. Organizations are frequently using websites that offer web advertising functionality. It makes sense that online shopping will be a daily occurrence. The main focus of the company is to increase e-commerce in which any items (including books, CDs, computer systems, cell phones, electronics and home appliances) can be purchased only from home. online. However, for implementation purposes, this article will target a web library. An web library is an online store where consumers can search the brochure and select the items of their choice. Selected gadgets can be gathered in the shopping cart. When making a payment, the items in the shopping cart can be provided as an order. At this time, additional information may be required to finalize the procedure. Typically, the user has to fill out or select a credit card number, along with information about pricing address, shipping address, shipping options and pricing. Users receive an email just as they place an order. Common Network software includes a presentation idea that presents the same old content that is primarily used for web page format design based on web page format. The business idea or effective content is to use for business assessment that based primarily on financial and business statistics. As network applications grow, time is regularly wasted in situations where the contributor has to encrypt passive content. Online shopping is a digital buying and selling approach that allows customers to buy items or offers from the Internet store without delay from an Internet browser or mobile application. Customers discover a fascinating items by coming up on the store's website or searching between different stores using the search browse, which shows the supply and charge of similar products in online stores. By 2020, consumers will be able to stay online using a variety of computer systems and devices, as well as computers, laptops and mobile phones. An online store offers a comparison of shopping services or items with a typical store or shopping center. The technique is known as business enterprise so that consumers can buy online. When a website is used by companies to buy from different companies. Running online booking allows the user to browse the list of products and business offers, view snapshots or product photos, as well as detail about products, quality and pricing. Online stores often offer users the option to utilize the "search" function to find specific fads, fads or gadgets. Online users must have approach to the Internet and review legitimate prices in order to complete the transaction, as well as an operator such as a credit card, an integral financial institution card, or an operator such as PayPal. With merchandise (e.g., paper or clothing), the electronics retailer sends the goods to the consumer. Along with virtual merchandise as well as virtual audio documents of songs or software, the online retailer usually sends the document to the user on the Internet. The largest online retailers are Alibaba, Amazon.com, and DARAZ
Adoption Barriers and Growth Prospects for Digital Payment Systems in Pakistan: The Case of JazzCash
(2025) Najmul Hasnain CIIT/SP24-RBA-039/LHR; Dr. Samiya Tahir; LHR TP 9822
This is a study of the evolving digital payments landscape in Pakistan, focusing on a case study of JazzCash, one of the leading digital financial services providers operating across the country. The research provides insight into a) the barriers and hurdles JazzCash faces in expanding its services to customer, and b) Opportunities for Jazz Cash providers as Pakistan’s financial sector continues to evolve. Jazz Cash have transformed financial payments in Pakistan, particularly in locations deprived of easy access to a conventional bank. JazzCash, a venture from the country’s largest mobile operator Jazz, has been at the forefront of proliferating financial inclusion in the country with an offering of a mobile wallet, its swift usage to pay utility bills, transfer funds, purchase top-ups or pay for a variety of services via ecommerce. For all its market strength and extensive use, JazzCash is plagued by some key growth inhibitors. By analysing related literature questionnaire surveys, this paper summarises the main difficulties and obstacles that users face during utilization phase, including regulatory constraints, threats to cyber security, digital literacy and poor rural infrastructure. Remote users, for example, face unreliable internet connections, a lack of smartphones, and the fear of fraud, which makes it impossible to fully engage in the digital economy. In addition, the onboarding process is often slow and cumbersome due to strict regulatory procedures such as Know Your Customer (KYC) and transaction limits, particularly for new users. On the flip side, the research points out several growth opportunities. These are the Pakistan government's campaign of a "Digital Pakistan," the increasing penetration of mobile and internet connections and a growing trend of e-commerce. JazzCash can grow beyond financial services by offering micro-loans, digital insurance and investment services. It is considered here as part of quantitative that is based on correlation analysis and 52 respondents being used for the study to collect data in JazzCash users. Results from the analysis indicate that, Perceived Trust, Ease of Use, and Perceived Security significantly influence user adoption using statistical tools such as descriptive statistics, reliability analysis and regression analysis. Among these, Perceived Trust wasxi found to be the most significant in predicting the adoption and continued usage of JazzCash. Users clearly make decisions about not only technical functionality, but about transparency, reliability, and trust in the platform’s security mechanisms. The study recommends that JazzCash needs to concentrate of trust building, simplifying the functionalities and robustness of Cybersecurity to sustain its competitive edge and enhance market acceptability. Enhanced customer service, educational content on digital literacy, and app usability are key in attracting new users and retain current ones. Finally, partnerships with public sector programs and ecommerce portals could generate new revenue streams and drive higher adoption. This study is relevant to the academic literature and actions of managers. It sheds light on the issue for future researchers, policymakers, fintech startups, investors, and students who work at the junction of finance, technology and user behaviour. This research emphasizes the importance of platforms such as JazzCash in steering the future of digital finance in Pakistan by presenting the structural problems and strategic solutions.
Affects of branding on consumer purchase decisions
(Library Information Services, COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus, 2020) Kamran Rasheed; FA17-BBA-053; SHUMAIL SARWAR; LHR TP 6650
Brand recognizes different products and made them valuable through creating a strong impact through planning, promotion, and media campaigns. A brand identity is linked with main item and its affiliation with several aspects of consumer expectations. Brand must incorporate with logo, marketing plans, photos, textual layout and visual effects which are the most direct way to speak to the user about certain qualities of the product. Brand creates value through defining thoughts, qualities, and specification of a specific cultural hierarchy. This research has a primary object to highlight the various integral parts of a brand while establishing a strong impact of consumer purchase decisions. Here we can`t eliminate the associated factors of age, geographical location, financial and social status of a person. The value of strong brand identity is recognizing through their tendency to win loyal customers in the long run. Here, this paper is about the detail discussion of various aspects of brand management and its correlation with consumer behavior. A secondary data analysis from local footwear brands is conducted to get valuable outcomes for research project. Throughout the paper the focus is about branding and its representation about FMCG and durable goods.
AIM’S EDUCATION
(Library Information Services, COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus., 2023-11-20) Adeel Javed; CIIT/FA20-BBA-217/LHR; Hafsa Shaukat
In order to finish my BBA student have created this internship report about Aim's Education. The paper outlines Aim's marketing strategy, consulting services, and consequences to establish Aim's as Pakistan's top consulting firm. Primary and secondary sources of information on Aim's have provided me with the data I need for my report. Aim's Education is a consultancy firm for education. It offers comprehensive advice and assistance to students looking for funding for post-secondary education abroad. Aims operates in Bangladesh, Bangladesh, Australia, and the UK. As the top-ranked schools and universities in various nations, Aims collaborates with seven different nations. Aims began operating on the Facebook platform in 2010. Due to the overwhelming number of reactions from its Facebook page. The goal of Aim is to empower students by offering high-quality, moral, and ethical services. Through the analysis of UNESCO data and other papers regarding Pakistani higher education, Aim's has planned its STP. Based on the needs of Australia, Canada, the UK, Germany, Sweden, and Malaysia, Aim's has divided its clientele into different segments. Targeted by AIM are prospective customers who have a need for Australia, the UK, and Canada. Aims began positioning itself through its first Facebook group, where the CEO helped Pakistani students with all aspects of studying abroad. Aim's holds career seminars at renowned colleges and universities in Multan as well as in other areas. Through these actions, the pupils are being exposed to the Aim's brand. Aim's is a long-standing company in the education consultancy sector. As a result, Aims constantly monitors the actions of rivals to adjust services and plans. Moreover, Aim’s has designed an ‘English Spoken ‘course to improve the speaking skill which is getting good response from clients and working as another competitive advantage. Aim’s helps to select institutions and subjects, assists in visa processing, credit transfer, in gaining foreign scholarships, and assist in PR processing. Aim’s conducts IELTS and PTE courses by the top skilled instructor of Multan. The services of Aim’s are free of any charges. The seven Facebook pages of Aim’s and other social sites such as Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube channel are the main medium for promoting the goals and activities. Aim’s conducts career live sessions online, share informative news about foreign study and articles of top ranked universities in these sites.
AKHTER MAHMOOD MIAN CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
(Library Information Services, COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus., 2017-11-20) FARRUKH BIN SIDDIQUE; FA14-BSAF-029; SYED ATIF ALI; LHR TP 6892
My internship at Akhter Mahmood Mian Charted Accountants started at 04 July 2017. The partner of the firm in the wake of meeting me checked my internship letter issued by my University and acquainted me with the organization's staff. During my whole internship I have to answer to Mrs. MEHWISH MASOOD (Audit Manager) for my all day work. She was very supportive and helpful and I found no hesitation to approach her when I found any problem in my work.
AKHTER MAHMOOD MIAN CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
(Library Information Services, COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus., 2017-11-20) Mehwish Shakeel; FA14-BSAF-056; Haroon Rashid; LHR TP 6855
The internship required in the degree of bachelors of accounting and finance helped me experience an exciting and professional exposure to Sapphire Textile Mills (Head Office) as an intern. In this report I have mentioned the current information about the organization. Sapphire is the leading textile group of Pakistan. In my report I have clearly mentioned the history of Sapphire textile mills along with the complete information about the directors and their ownership in Sapphire group. I have briefly mentioned about the current operating units in the company.
Al Fadila Group of Companies Office#109, Al Barsha Business Center Al Barsha 1, Dubai- UAE
(Library Information Services, CUI Lahore, 2013) Hammad Suleman; FA20-BBA-104; Ms. Shumyla Anwar
Al Fadila Group of company was founded in 2010 as a service provider company which facilitates clients’ different services such as cleaning services, facility management services, a commercial broker services, security services, event staff services, man power supply and construction Labor services. Al Fadila has established itself as a dynamic and versatile service provider with a commitment to excellence across a wide range of services. The company’s extensive service portfolio reflects its dedication to meeting the diverse needs of customers across industries.
Al-khidmat Foundation Pakistan
(Library Information Services, COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus., 2020-11-20) Zeghum Ishfaq; SDP/FA16-BSS-009; Shomail Sarwar; LHR TP 6887
This report is based on the six weeks internship program that I had successfully completed in Resource Mobilization Department of Al-Khidmat Foundation Pakistan head office from 014.07.2017 to 25.08.2017. Al-Khidmat gave me some amount of practical experience which will be useful for my career. My internship report contains all the information about my work experience which I had done in the organization. I learned that how to manage the company work, deal with donors and provide them the required information about Al-khidmat. I observed in Al-khidmat Foundation that everyone is satisfied to his work and work place. Because company simply tell them FAQ’S in hard form and they follow instructions from this.
AL-SHAYZA INTERNATIONAL TRADERS
(Library Information Services, COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus., 2023-11-20) SHAYZA ASGHAR; FA20-BBA-031; IMRAN-UR-REHMAN
AL-SHAYZA INTERNATIONAL, a distinguished exporting firm with a legacy of over 2 decades, has been providing top-tier products to its clients and managed to gain a commendable reputation in the Pakistan meat industry. In this report, I have given a short introduction of the company. It also includes organizational structure, competitive strategy and a brief overview of the core business operations. I also included a short SWOT analysis of the firm. In the final section, I provided an in depth detail regarding all the duties I was required to perform, the knowledge I gained through this, and some problems I encountered in the firm. During my tenure in AL-SHAYZA INTERNATIONAL TRADERS, I gained valuable exposure to the exports accounting industry. The insights and expertise that I acquired throughout this internship have enriched my professional experience. I am now able to put to use all accounting knowledge I had acquired in my education so far.
ALIF INDUSTRY (TURKPLAST)
(Library Information Services, CUI Lahore, 2023) Muhammad Haroon Submission; FA20-BAF-078; Dr. Samya Tahir
This internship report details my hands-on experience working with Alif Industry as an intern, a top producer and supplier of automation and industrial valves. The report gives a thorough rundown of the history of Alif Industry, how the company operates, and what I have learned during my internship. Alif Industry is a prominent supplier of automation products and industrial valves of superior quality. Its certificates attest to the company's dedication to environmental, safety, and quality requirements. To satisfy the various needs of its customer base, Alif Industry provides a vast array of products. The business enjoys a solid reputation as a brand and has an efficient organizational structure. Innovation, gratifying customers, and growing the market are the main focuses of Alif Industry's marketing and competitive strategies. Throughout my internship, I gained invaluable practical expertise and industrial insights at Alif industrial. My tasks and responsibilities at work were to provide administrative support, data entry, database management, vendor interaction, communication facilitation, inventory inspection, and ERP job completion. Several successes came from the internship, including increased competence with data management software, better task prioritization and time management abilities, fortified soft skills, and an understanding of industry rules. But there were also difficulties, like handling a lot of obligations, getting over obstacles in the way of communication, and setting priorities and managing time.
ALLERTON SWIMWEAR MARKETING PLAN
(Library Information Services, COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus, 2020) KAMRAN KHAN; FA17-BBA-052; MUHAMMAD SHOMAIL; LHR TP 6744
Worldwide swimwear industry has begun to create from the most recent couple of years and has encountered broad development. In 2017 the worldwide swimwear market was of worth $18,454 million and is relied upon to observe a further development and spans to $28,148 worth. Swimwear is the kind of dress which is normally bought by individuals who effectively partake in water sports or are by one way or another keen on swimming, surfing, skiing, and some unwinding exercises, for example, sun washing too. These dress' are likewise utilized for staying away from sun rashes on skin. Swimwear are made of textures, for example, nylon, polyester, spandex and comparative blended textures. These textures give flexibility and solace that is the significant reason why it is utilized in the production of swimwear. These are not just worn by proficient water sports individual or simply by individuals who are slanted towards related exercises however they are likewise being worn at pool gatherings and private occasions by various section of market.
Allied Bank Limited
(Library Information Services, COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus, 2017) Sara Shahbaz; FA14-BAF-057; Moshin-ul-Mulk; LHR TP 6890
Started my Internship in summer vacations, 2017, with the primary purpose of learning and looked down to see what’s happening at the Banking sector, how organizations developed and incorporated and how the professional life actually is rather than in the text books, according to the requirement of the institute. Started work at a Bank, known as Allied Bank Limited which is a very first Muslim bank incorporated in the land of Pakistan, in the city of Lahore which was Known as Australian Bank and with this initial time its market share is at the top which shows the passion and dedication of its team its executives and its human capital all of them are highly skillful and much capable to run such financial activities effectively and efficiently in such a way that no one can take its market share. Knowing of the rapidly changing customers need and environment day by day, ABL has introduced their many product, services and to facilitates the financial issue of the customers according to their needs. Branded serving structures have been set up to aware a huge number of customer need i.e. Royal Profit Account. ABL visa card has received well in a huge competitive market; in the customer credit area, the bank also provides home loans for the people of Pakistan. ABL provides Money Gram Remittance and Online banking services to the Customers. ATM network has been launched nationwide i.e., 1500 ATMs as well as the phone banking has been introduced in addition to micro finance and debit cards for customer. During my internship, I mainly was working in the Branch. After completing my six weeks internship at a Banking sector, Allied Bank Limited and go through its procedure and know about its culture, goals, objectives, finally, I’m able to write a report thoroughly on it. This report comprises of almost all the learning aspects which I cover during my internship span but to summarize all those learning aspects. All the departments and all the policies and procedures have been described briefly
An Efficiency Analysis of Agro-Production businesses on Dunes: A Case of Bhakkar District of Pakistan
(Library Information Services, CUI Lahore, 2015) Sehar Munir; FA11-MSMS-027; LHR TP 4329; Dr. Muhammad Khan
Measurement of efficiency is an imperative factor in output growth. If an economy has limited resources and lacking opportunities of advanced technology, inefficiency studies will help out to show that it is probable to increase productivity by enlightening efficiency without developing the resource base or increasing new technology. In this Study we have estimated the efficiency of three types of farming systems 1) Arid conventional farming, 2) Only tree farming, 3) Border tree farming on the sand dunes of Bhakkar district in Thal region. Efficiency estimates are based on technical, scale, allocative and economic efficiencies. Data was collected with the help of questionnaire technique from 200 farmers in Bhakkar. Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) technique was used to estimate technical, scale, allocative and economic efficiencies. The mean value of total technical efficiency, pure technical efficiency, scale efficiency, allocative efficiency and economic efficiency in conventional farming was found 0.679, 0.803, 0.786, 0.852 and 0.685 respectively. While the mean value of total technical efficiency, pure technical efficiency, scale efficiency, allocative efficiency and economic efficiency in only tree farming was recorded 0.698, 0.954, 0.517, 0.337 and 0.301 respectively. Moreover, the mean value of total technical efficiency, pure technical efficiency, scale efficiency, allocative efficiency and economic efficiency in case of Border tree farming was found as 0.966, 0.938, 0.882, 0.687 and 0.638 respectively. The results specify that new and innovative ways of tree cultivation method were relatively more efficient compared to conventional ways of agriculture. Tobit regression was used to estimate the sources of inefficiencies in these three farming systems. Tobit regression estimates further indicates that education and age are important variables in explaining technical and allocative efficiencies in innovative farming. Hence results concluded that agriculture extensions should take appropriate policy measures to enhance awareness among farmers in the area.
An Evaluation of the Online Marketing Strategies of Vital Tea.
(Library Information Services, COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus, 2020) Hafiz Mubeen Aleem; FA16-BBA-079; Rabail Tariq; LHR TP 6805
Branding is a concept that is central to the proper functioning of businesses. Social media marketing is one of the most important aspects of the management of such businesses today, as it is important to ensure that firms engage with the primary area where most consumers organize today. This is the reason why online marketing has come to assume one of the main aspects of the strategic processes of firms today. Changes have been made to the manner in which marketing mixes are constructed, in addition to the communication mix challenges that a firm faces, given the increased competition for social media space that faces them, the need to keep making content that is capable of going viral, and the need to attract consumers through the presentation of unique messages, or attributes of the product that the firm engages in the selling of. This makes it crucial for academic literature to focus on the various facets of organisational strategy at the present moment, especially from the perspective of social media marketing, and the impact of the same on customer buying behaviour. This paper shall answer that, both, in the abstract, and with specific reference to the strategies adopted by the Vital Tea company.
An Internship Report On Customer Service Department Project of Xpert Marketing
(Library Information Services, CUI Lahore, 2015) SP20-BBA-013; Arsalan Ahmed; MS Sadia Umar
Advanced Marketing Pakistan is the leading supplier of Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) services in the nation, operating in four sites in Karachi and Lahore, which are the biggest cities and financial hubs of Pakistan. It achieved the distinction of being the first IT-enabled services firm to be listed in Pakistan. Currently, XPERT MARKETING SOLUTIONS Limited Pakistan has a workforce of more than 1,200 individuals, and this number continues to increase. Xpert Marketing Pakistan is a subsidiary of TRG, a Pakistani business process outsourcing firm headquartered in Lahore, Pakistan. TRG International was established in 2002 and it is the owner of XPERT MARKETING. Approximately 86% of the money generated by TRG International comes from XPERT MARKETING. It has a global presence in over seven nations. We will focus only on Xpert Marketing since it is an independent entity. A multinational Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) corporation with a global presence. XPERT MARKETING SOLUTIONS Limited is a fast-growing business process outsourcing (BPO) firm that provides inventive and efficient solutions to several Fortune 500 corporations globally. The company's 9,000 agents, customer service professionals, and innovative thinkers contribute to its success, making it one of the leading organizations in the contact center market. Xpert Marketing serves as an intermediary connecting prominent businesses with their clients, delivering exceptional customer care via the recruitment of highly competent and proficient individuals. Facilitates customer connectivity across several channels, including telephone help, chat support, and email support. Xpert Marketing has offices located globally in, USA, UK, Pakistan, Canada.
AN Textile Mills ltd.
(Library Information Services, CUI Lahore, 2023) SP20-BAF-032; Umer Farooq; Mr. Haroon Rashid
This summer was a great opportunity for me and my colleagues to do internships and gain practical experience to strengthen our knowledge of accounting and finance. I got an opportunity to spend my internship period with AN Textiles ltd. It started on 17th July and ended by 30th August. That was a 6-week internship period, and I experienced a lot of technical and practical things in the Accounts and finance department. During my internship at AN Textile Mills Limited , I got a thorough grasp of the accounting and finance operations of a fast-paced textile manufacturing company. During my internship, I gained hands-on experience in various areas, such as bookkeeping, cash and bank management, inventory management, and sales. Through these experiences, I was able to apply my theoretical knowledge in practical situations and improve my financial operations management skills. Although time was not enough to go deep down and observe everything within the departments. The report is based on experience and opportunities I have gone through within my internship period with AN Textile Mills Ltd. Further I will discuss the related information and knowledge of other departments
Analyzing the Failure of Uber in Pakistan
(2025) Muhammad Uzair Imran CIIT/FA23-RBA-019/LHR; Dr. Syed Atif Ali; LHR TP 9804
This research explores the multifaceted reason behind Uber's failure in Pakistan despite global dominance in the industry. The company launched in Pakistan in 2016 and has managed to gain a lot of attraction in major cities such as Islamabad, Lahore and to Karachi. However, the company ceased its operations in 2022 and transferred its services to Careem which is one of the regional subsidiaries that continues to thrive in the market of Pakistan. The abrupt exit of Uber from high potential market raises a lot of concerns related to the local market adaptations for multinational corporations, especially those that are mainly driven by technology. Uber standardized strategy failed to account for Pakistan`s social culture, regulatory and economic dynamics. The major contributing factor that leads to a downfall of the company includes cultural mismanagement especially related to the gender norms and language barriers along with the rigid pricing model that affects the price sensitive customers. The company failed to realize the low-tech infrastructure as most of the customers are adapted to cash based payment mechanism. The regulatory framework across provinces further affects the overall sustainability of Uber. Meanwhile, their competitors integrate with the local cultural values and offer cash friendly system to the customers which helps with increasing customer trust through localized communications. This report overall compares the strategic rigidity of Uber and its failure that causes exit of the company from Pakistan.
AQUA REGIA
(Library Information Services, COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus., 2023-11-20) Muhammad Khalil; CIIT/SP20-BBA-005/LHR; Sadia Umar
This internship report would not have been possible without the perseverance, fortitude, honesty, diligence, and moral foresight that I am grateful to the Almighty for bestowing upon me. The people who helped me, either directly or indirectly, finish my internship and write this report also deserve my gratitude. I have tried to illustrate the fundamental elements that influence the decision to repurchase services from the online service sector. Some elements are later shown to be very significant for the retention of customers in the online service industry. I began by attempting to determine the topic's dependent variable, which is "repurchase intention," and then I selected "pricing," "brand experience," and "service quality" as independent factors to support this dependent variable. We have tried to ascertain the connection between these factors. "Filing bank statements, preparing bank vouchers, preparing cash vouchers, making deposits, and maintaining supplier and client ledgers" are some of the dependent and independent variables that I set out to determine. Afterward, I set out to gather information from respondents by asking them topic-specific, targeted questions. Data analysis utilizing pattern component matrices, commonalities, and factor analysis descriptions were other tasks I completed. The findings have now been made available to me.