Browsing 2.11 Graduate School of Business by Title

Home improvement construction products online (www.homeshop101.com)

Jhitsiri Patiwongpaisan (Assumption University, 2003)

Home video rental and retail information system

Luechai Chowpradith (Assumption University, 1997)

Homepage graphics design for Tourism Authority of Thailand

Suttaporn Oudomying (Assumption University, 1996)

Homestay selection, experience, and environment concerning in Amphawa, Samut Songkharm

Cherman Chothithada (Assumption University, 2009)

Hospital billing information system (HBIS)

Savneet Sachamahithinant (Assumption University, 2003)

Hospital information system for Saint Louis hospital

Somsri Sumet (Assumption University, 1991)

Hospitality and tourism management education : an analysis of Chinese undergraduate students' motives and institution choice criteria

Chen, Wei Wei (Assumption University, 2009)

Hospitality and tourism management education in China : the analysis of motives and institution choice criteria of HTM undergraduates

Chen, Wie Wei (Assumption University, 2008)

Hotel front office information system for East Hotel

Tanuchai Vesaracharnont (Assumption University, 2001)

Hotel management for attracting customers

Yaowaress Vongsiridej (Assumption University, 2002)

Hotel online reservation system

Panadda Chantayasakorn (Assumption University, 2001)

Hotel personnel information system for East Hotel

Chalermpol Wongmek (Assumption University, 2001)

Hotel reservation system (Malaysia Hotel)

Unknown author (Assumption University, 1997)

Hotel reservation system for Coral bay resort property

Jamorn Chullamonthol (Assumption University, 2001)

Hotel room service information system for East hotel

Chalermyos Wongmek (Assumption University, 2001)

Hotel's front office information system

Surachai Chonchirdsin (Assumption University, 1997)

How much is enough?: constraints of population, temperature rise, politics and economics: a concept paper

Barnes, John; Jordan, Fiona (Assumption University Press, 2018-12)

How Much Is Enough? Can be thought of generally in terms of sustainability. This paper broadly adopts that approach but also mentions The Sufficiency Economy (SE) Thailand which is derived from Buddhist philosophy and which promotes the idea that we should open our mind and implement practices to the needs (not wants) of all people and that those needs be modest i.e. sufficient. Proponents of this sufficiency economy were EF Schumacher (1911- 1977) of the UK and King Bhumibol Adulyadejj (Rama 9 (reign from 05-05-1950 to 13-10- 2016) in ...