Contribution to the Improvement of the Petroleum Products Delivery Policy by the Implementation of a Computer System Based on the Dijkstra Method

Richard, Kangiama Lwangi; Tshiband, Bavon Diemu; Efoto, Patrick Bokungu; Mukuna, Alfred; Nkoyi, Jean Ondontshia; Kut, Jean-Pierre Kalay; Oyema, Bruno Deko; Kachunga, Benjamin Safari; Rwubaka, Bigohe Nzana; Nyembwe, Dady Stephane Ilunga

doi:10.4236/jcc.2022.103001

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“…The study found that innovation capability is determined primarily by the quality of human resources who are capable to learn continuously and to follow the changing trend in technology. Furthermore, Lwangi et al, [9] studied the contribution to the improvement of the petroleum products delivery policy by the implementation of a computer system based on the Dijkstra method. The survey method adopted in the study, consists of identifying the delivery points of the products (gas stations), then using the graph theory applied to the distribution of petroleum products to implement our algorithm.…”

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“…From the perspective of Klein and Pierce [8], adaptive organizations have more latitude due to fewer internal restrictions, as a higher degree of freedom, combined with the other adaptive characteristics can result in more flexibility for the organization. Besides, Lwangi et al, [9] studied the contribution to the improvement of the petroleum products delivery policy by the implementation of a computer system based on the Dijkstra method. Rodriguez [10] assessed the practices of continuous quality improvement among teacher education institutions in Basilan.…”

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Operations Improvement Function and Organisational Adaptability of Petroleum Tank Farms in South-South, Nigeria

Bagshaw¹,

Okoisama²

2023

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The study examined the nexus between operations improvement function (dimensioned by contingency planning, benchmarking and continuous improvement processes) and organisational adaptability of Petroleum tank farms in South-South, Nigeria. The contingency theory and the theory of routine dynamics underpinned the study, and positivism was the underlying philosophy. The study adopted the cross-sectional survey through the use of questionnaire. 820 middle and top-level managers constituted the elements of the population, and the Krejcie & Morgan's formula was used to determine the sample size of 262 respondents.

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