This is a business plan of running a farm machinery firm EXECUTIVE SUMMARY CHAPTER ONE Chapter one contains the business describes whereby you describe the nature and management structure of the business, the owners background, the business name, the business location and address, form of ownership, type of business, products and services offered, justification of opportunity, the industry, primary and secondary objectives of the business and the entry and growth strategy. CHAPTER TWO Chapter two contains the following; marketing plan and it holds the type of customers, the market share or size, the competition level with others carrying out the same business, a swot analysis table, promotion and advertisement, methods of advertisement, the pricing strategy, the sales tactics and the distribution strategy. CHAPTER THREEE Chapter three contains the organization plan whereby you describe the management team and draw the organization chart, describe the qualities of the manager and the assistant manager, recruitment, training and promotion, you describe the remuneration policy and the incentives, the license, permit and by-laws and the support services offered. CHAPTER FOUR Chapter four contains the product operation plan that holds the production facilities and capacity, business layout, production strategy, production process, the regulations affecting the operation- health regulations, safety regulations and environmental regulation process. CHAPTER FIVEChapter five contains the financial plan, pre-operational costs working capital, cash flow statement for the two years, the preform income statement, the balance sheets, the break-even analysis for the business, the desired business financing, proposed business organization and the profitability ratios.

This is a business plan of running an iron sheets factory EXECUTIVE SUMMARY CHAPTER ONE Chapter one contains the business describes whereby you describe the nature and management structure of the business, the owners background, the business name, the business location and address, form of ownership, type of business, products and services offered, justification of opportunity, the industry, primary and secondary objectives of the business and the entry and growth strategy. CHAPTER TWO Chapter two contains the following; marketing plan and it holds the type of customers, the market share or size, the competition level with others carrying out the same business, a swot analysis table, promotion and advertisement, methods of advertisement, the pricing strategy, the sales tactics and the distribution strategy. CHAPTER THREEE Chapter three contains the organization plan whereby you describe the management team and draw the organization chart, describe the qualities of the manager and the assistant manager, recruitment, training and promotion, you describe the remuneration policy and the incentives, the license, permit and by-laws and the support services offered. CHAPTER FOUR Chapter four contains the product operation plan that holds the production facilities and capacity, business layout, production strategy, production process, the regulations affecting the operation- health regulations, safety regulations and environmental regulation process. CHAPTER FIVEChapter five contains the financial plan, pre-operational costs working capital, cash flow statement for the two years, the preform income statement, the balance sheets, the break-even analysis for the business, the desired business financing, proposed business organization and the profitability ratios.

This is a business plan of running a research documentation center EXECUTIVE SUMMARY CHAPTER ONE Chapter one contains the business describes whereby you describe the nature and management structure of the business, the owners background, the business name, the business location and address, form of ownership, type of business, products and services offered, justification of opportunity, the industry, primary and secondary objectives of the business and the entry and growth strategy. CHAPTER TWO Chapter two contains the following; marketing plan and it holds the type of customers, the market share or size, the competition level with others carrying out the same business, a swot analysis table, promotion and advertisement, methods of advertisement, the pricing strategy, the sales tactics and the distribution strategy. CHAPTER THREEE Chapter three contains the organization plan whereby you describe the management team and draw the organization chart, describe the qualities of the manager and the assistant manager, recruitment, training and promotion, you describe the remuneration policy and the incentives, the license, permit and by-laws and the support services offered. CHAPTER FOUR Chapter four contains the product operation plan that holds the production facilities and capacity, business layout, production strategy, production process, the regulations affecting the operation- health regulations, safety regulations and environmental regulation process. CHAPTER FIVEChapter five contains the financial plan, pre-operational costs working capital, cash flow statement for the two years, the preform income statement, the balance sheets, the break-even analysis for the business, the desired business financing, proposed business organization and the profitability ratios.

This project attempted to identify the effects of computer literacy on the job performance of modern secretaries and to find out if secretaries without computer knowledge can be conveniently employed in a modern office. The researcher used all the secretaries and some administrative staffs in Kisii Government Secretariat which is 75 staffs as the population of the study. However, because of the smallest of the population size, the researcher used the entire population of secretariat for the study. The instrument used for data collection was a 20-item structured questionnaire called ECLOSEC (effects of computer literacy on secretaries) which was prepared by the researcher. The researcher in order to get the needed result distributed questionnaire to some staff of the CountyGovernment secretariat which was the area of study of this project, and their responses were converted. The researcher was able to found out that there are some effects of computer literacy on modern secretaries which are speed and accuracy, neatness, easy edition, formatting and saving of documents. Also that secretary without computer knowledge cannot be employed in a modern office. Furthermore, the researcher agreed that the major problem of secretaries is the fear that computer has come to replace them because they know fully well that without computer knowledge they would not be able to do their work perfectly in a modern office. The researcher noticed that students are not taught word processing as a serious course and this has contributed to their failure in performing their job. It was as a result of these findings, the researcher suggested that every secretary should try hard to become computer literate by going for the training so as to secure gainful employment in a modern office.

This project attempted to identify the effects of computer literacy on the job performance of modern secretaries and to find out if secretaries without computer knowledge can be conveniently employed in a modern office. The researcher used all the secretaries and some administrative staffs in Kisii Government Secretariat which is 75 staffs as the population of the study. However, because of the smallest of the population size, the researcher used the entire population of secretariat for the study. The instrument used for data collection was a 20-item structured questionnaire called ECLOSEC (effects of computer literacy on secretaries) which was prepared by the researcher. The researcher in order to get the needed result distributed questionnaire to some staff of the CountyGovernment secretariat which was the area of study of this project, and their responses were converted. The researcher was able to found out that there are some effects of computer literacy on modern secretaries which are speed and accuracy, neatness, easy edition, formatting and saving of documents. Also that secretary without computer knowledge cannot be employed in a modern office. Furthermore, the researcher agreed that the major problem of secretaries is the fear that computer has come to replace them because they know fully well that without computer knowledge they would not be able to do their work perfectly in a modern office. The researcher noticed that students are not taught word processing as a serious course and this has contributed to their failure in performing their job. It was as a result of these findings, the researcher suggested that every secretary should try hard to become computer literate by going for the training so as to secure gainful employment in a modern office.

This study surveyed the challenges faced by the Nyamira libraries in Kenya in selecting and acquiring resources. The descriptive survey research method was adopted for the study. The population consisted of 30. Questionnaire and interview were used for data collection. Data collected from the questionnaire were analyzed using simple statistics (mean). None of the libraries under study was into a consortium with one another. However, the study revealed twelve challenges with cost as a major challenge of selection and acquisition of resources. The study recommended that the Nyamira libraries in Kenya should improve on the libraries budget in order to attain to the cost of resources electronically and for the training of staff that will handle the resources collection development. That the libraries should take a drastic initiative of acquiring resources through a consortium in order to enjoy the discount associated with consortium subscription.

e main purpose of this project was an attempt to modulate and simulate two existing biogas plant, situated in Meru and evaluate how the process reacts to certain conditions regarding feeding, layout and substrate mixture. The main goal was to optimize the existing processes to better performance. Both the modeling and simulation were executed in Biogas with accordance to the real conditions at the plant in question. The simulation of each model was validated against data containing measurements of, CH4 yield, CH4 production. The data was obtained from each plant in accordance with scheduled follow ups. Both models were statistically validated for several predictions. Predictions of N-total and NH4-N concentration failed for some cases. Both plants were tested with new process lay outs, where promising results were obtained. The model was provided with a post-hygienization step to handle domestic tasks. The biogas model was provided with a dewatering unit, where 35% of the concentrate was recalculated back to the system. Both setups were configured to yield the highest CH4 production. This study suggests that Biogas can be a tool for predictions and optimizations of the biogas process.

The main aim of the study is to examine the impact of modern office technologies on secretaries’ level of productivity at the Head office of the Ministry of Education. Specifically, the research aims at achieving the following objectives. To ascertain the range of new office technologies existent at the MOE To investigate the level of usage of these new office technologies To identify the level of productivity of the secretaries at the MOE

This research work is an investigation into the challenges of modern automation on the job performance of secretaries in Kisii County Government Area of Kisii County. This research study has been broken down into five sequencing chapters. Each chapter dealt with an aspect of the entire work or goal of the study. The first chapter encompassed the introduction of this research work, and its compositions; the second chapter focused on the review of relevant literature on modern automation, the types of modern automation equipment, uses and advantages of each; the third chapter focused on the methods and materials used in the research study; fourth chapter is on analysis of collected data, discussion and interpretation of results and findings of the study; which shows that the modern automation office equipments are very important in Educational organization today and also shows that with the use of modern automation equipment, it facilitate speed of the activities in the office of a secretary and fifth chapter round off with summary, conclusion and recommendation. It is concluded that the researcher discovered the role of an investigation into challenges of modern automation on secretary job performance in Kisii County Government Area of Kisii County Kenya. It is recommended that secretaries should be trained with new modern automation machine in order to meet up. The new economy and modern automation machine should also be made available to schools and institutions where secretaries are trained.

Citrus fruits like lemon, limes, oranges, watermelon, pineapple and grapefruit have the highest concentration of citric acid giving which is produced from their juice, these fruits are sweet and tangy flavor. Citric acid is natural component of fruits. The main aim for study was the determination of the amount of citric acid in pineapple fruit obtained from local market. Also the percentage content in the fruit juice, titration method was used to carry out an experiment. Sodium hydroxide was acted as a base a undergoing neutralization process in presence of an acid to fulfill the project. During the process of titration the average volume of sodium hydroxide used, the number of moles of sodium hydroxide and citric acid, unknown concentration used, and standard solution were obtained. Also the percentage content of citric acid (fruit juice) was obtained.