• Pro-environment behavioural moderators of the association between perceived walkability and social activity. 

  Danquah, E.; Asiamah, N.; Opuni, F. F.; Ocloo, E. C.; Ricky-Okine, C. K. (Journal of Transport & Health, 2022)

  Background – several studies have confirmed the potential influence of walkability on social activity, but whether this relationship can be modified by pro-environment behaviours has not been evaluated. This study aimed ...
• Impact of Value Co-Creation on Customer Loyalty: The Role of Trust and Satisfaction. 

  Wahab, H. K. A.; Tao, M.; Alam, F.; Ocloo, E. C. (International Journal of E-Business Research, 2022)

  The study examines the crucial role of value co-creation impacts on customer loyalty (attitudinal and behavioural loyalty) in the Chinese self-service food industry, especially in “Hot Pot,” also known as “Huo Guo,” ...
• Green Brand Equity in an Emerging Economy: Ghana in Perspective. 

  Effah, E. A.; Hinson, R. E. (Green Marketing in Emerging Economies, 2022)

  This study examines the effects of green branding and green brand communication on organisational performance in emerging economies by building on Aaker’s pioneering conceptualisation of brand equity. Adopting a communication ...
• Information technology ability mediates the association between older adults’ subjective age and social activity: A STROBE-compliant cross-sectional analysis. 

  Sghaier, S.; Asiamah, N.; Danquah, E.; Opuni, F. F.; Hatsu, S. (Archives of Gerontology and Geriatrics, 2022)

  Background: The association between subjective age and social activity has been reported in the extant literature, but whether this association is mediated by information technology ability and its domains (i.e., internet ...
• The Nexus between Entrepreneurial Education and Entrepreneurial Self-Competencies: A Social Enterprise Perspective. 

  Opuni, F. F.; Snowden, M.; Winful, E. C.; Hyams-Ssekasi, D.; Halsall, J. P.; Quaye, J. N. A.; Ocloo, E. C.; Opoku-Asante, K. (Sustainability, 2022)

  The purpose of the study was to examine the mediation roles of student satisfaction and entrepreneurial self-efficacy in the nexus between entrepreneurial education and entrepreneurial self-competencies within a social ...
• The associations between pro-environment behaviours, sustainability knowingness, and neighbourhood walkability among residents of Accra Metro in Ghana: A cross-sectional analysis. 

  Opuni, F. F.; Asiamah, N.; Danquah, E.; Ricky-Okine, C. K.; Ocloo, E. C.; Quansah, F. (Journal of Transport & Health, 2022)

  Background Physical activities such as walking are a form of transportation in the neighbourhood; people reach their destinations through walking. Research to date has substantially evidenced the beneficial effects of ...
• Forensic Accounting: A Novel Paradigm and Relevant Knowledge in Fraud Detection and Prevention. 

  Afriyie, S. O.; Akomeah, M. O.; Amoakohene, G.; Ampimah, B. C.; Ocloo, C. E.; Kyei, M. O. (International Journal of Public Administration, 2022)

  Forensic accounting is a new trend that goes beyond normal audit approaches and procedures for fraud identification. The practice applies reliable principles and methods to obtain sufficient facts or data that provide basis ...
• Does Quest for Entertainment and socialization attract football fans to stadiums? Insights from Ghana. 

  Bashiru, S. (International Journal of Innovative Research and Development, 2017)

  This paper delved into the twin factors of socialization and entertainment as key factors influencing attendees’ patronage of football matches at the stadium. The study was undertaken against the backdrop of calls to ...
• Exhibiting resistance during an organizational transformation: The telecommunication industry in Ghana 

  Bapuuroh, C. B. (2017)

  The purpose of this study is to explore how employees reacted by the manifestation of resistant behaviours and attitudes during an organizational transformation in the telecommunication industry of Ghana. The study adopted ...
• E-Commerce Adoption: A tool for small and M.Ed.ium-scale enterprises (SMEs) empowerment through internationalization. 

  Addai, M.; Danso, B. A.; Dodor, A.; Antwi, H. A (American Journal of Multidisciplinary Research, 2017)

  Electronic commerce, commonly known as e-commerce can be regarded as the utilization of electronic systems such as the internet and other computer networks to aid the sharing of business information among trading partners, ...
• Effect of service quality on students’ intention to provide funding support to private universities in Ghana: The Mediating role of students’ satisfaction 

  Banahene, S.; Kraa, J. J.; Opuni, F. F. (Advances in Social Sciences Research Journal, 2018)

  The study investigates the effect of service quality on students’ intention to provide funding support to private universities in Ghana, the mediating role of students’ satisfaction. 600 students ...
• A double-server double-class queue with constant retrial policy in reducing delay in healthcare delivery. 

  Akuamoah, S. A.; Lu, D.; Zhang, H.; Yaro, D.; Apeanti, W. O.; Harvim, H.; Ocloo, C. E. (International Journal of Nonlinear Science, 2018)

  We consider in this paper a double-server double-class retrial queues. Servers, when free, help serve patients awaiting in the buffers of other servers. Patients arrive at both queues according to Poisson processes. Each ...
• An exploratory examination of the relationship between business-to-business e-commerce adoption and competitive advantage of small and medium-sized enterprises. 

  Ocloo, C.E.; Hu, X.; Afriyie, S.O.; Antwi, H.A.; Adjei, I.M. (British Journal of Interdisciplinary Research, 2018)

  Business to Business Electronic Commerce (B2B EC) adoption has been growing at a quicker pace in recent times and it has become one of the critical ways to help small and medium-sized enterprises to gain and sustain ...
• B2B E-commerce adoption amongst manufacturing SMEs: An Evidence from Ghana. 

  Ocloo, C. E.; Xuhua, H.; Akaba, S.; Addai, M.; Worwui-Brown, D. K.; Spio-Kwofie, A. (Australian Journal of Economics and Management Sciences, 2018)

  Electronic commerce (EC) has considerable potential to nurture the growth of small and mediumsized enterprises (SMEs) in developed and developing nations alike. However, e-commerce growths among SMEs in developing countries ...
• Ranking social Media utilization among tourists to improve marketing innovation using Bayesian posterior probability and maximum posterior probability procedure (map): evidence from the hospitality industry in Ghana. 

  Danso, B. A.; Xuhua, H.; Addai, M.; Mensah, I. A. (Canadian Journal of Applied Science and Technology, 2018)

  The emergence of information technologies has impacted on hospitality organisations, productrelated processes and consumers’ experiences of the hospitality industry. Our study sought to examine the extent to which tourists ...
• Structural equation analysis of the interaction between internal capabilities and external factors on the acquisition of network ties in start-up firms in automobile clusters in Ghana 

  Addai, M.; Danso, B. A.; Gays-Mensah, W. (European Journal of Contemporary Research, 2018)

  Start-up firms promote the technological innovation industry, facilitates the creation of new jobs as well as generating additional wealth in society. Nonetheless, much is not known about these wealth creation business ...
• Electronic commerce adoption barriers of Ghanaian manufacturing SMEs: an artificial neural network analysis. 

  Ocloo, C. E.; Xuhua, H.; Worwui-Brown, D.; Addai, M. (American Journal of Multidisciplinary Research, 2018)

  The adoption of Electronic Commerce (EC) has fostered the growth of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) in both developed and developing countries. This research examines potential barriers within the Technology- ...
• Demographic predictors of exercise during a COVID-19 lockdown in three Ghanaian cities. 

  Asiamah, N; Mends-Brew, E,; Danquah, E,; Opuni, F.F. (ResearchSquare, 2021)

  Background: This study assessed behavioral and demographic correlates of exercise during a COVID-19 lockdown in three cities. A cross-sectional design was employed. An online survey was used to collect data from residents ...
• Social capital and SME performance: The moderating role of emotional intelligence 

  Boohene, R.; Appiah-Gyimah, R.; Osei, M. B. (Journal of Entrepreneurship in Emerging Economies, 2020)

  Lack of extant studies on the moderating role of emotional intelligence on the relationship between social capital and firm performance necessitated this study. The purpose of this paper is to examine the extent to which ...
• Does innovation type influence firm performance? A dilemma of star-rated hotels in Ghana. 

  Hu, X.; Danso, B. A.; Mensah, I. A.; Addai, M. (Sustainability, 2020)

  Innovation, which leads to process changes and product development, tends to increase the sustenance of companies and helps firms to expand faster and more effectively, eventually more profitably than non-innovators. ...

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