Management Project Topics & Research Materials (PDF & DOC)

Browse over 127 Management Project topics and complete research materials for B.Sc, HND, ND, and postgraduate students. All topics are well-researched and suitable for Nigerian universities and polytechnics : ✔ Chapters 1–5 available ✔ PDF & Word format ✔ Updated for 2025 ✔ Instant download
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Operations Plan For Gym Ike Fitness Centre

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY With the world moving towards a more health conscious lifestyle, people have become increasingly aware of the health implications of eating the right food as well as exercising. This has provided numerous opportunities for fitness gurus to establish fitness centres and offer their services as well as their guidance and expertise.… Continue Reading

ID: MGT0100 Pages: 55
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Using Technology To Improve Adult Literacy In Ghana

According to the Ghana Living Standards Survey (GLSS6) conducted between October 2012 and October 2013, 69.6% of adults in the country are literate .Initially, being literate meant to be able to read and write, but today it is not only about reading and writing but being able to fully utilize these skills to solve problems. Literacy… Continue Reading

ID: MGT0099 Pages: 45
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A Consumer Product And Service Review Web Application

Reviews are essential in the growth of many businesses. Through reviews, firms can figure out how their customers feel about the value they provide. Information Technology has intricately become a part of the daily lives of human beings. In leveraging the ever-growing technology industry, this application seeks to provide a platform that… Continue Reading

ID: MGT0097 Pages: 69
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Zer0clock: An Online Appointment Booking System

Research shows that queuing is a problem in Ghana especially in hospitals and public-sector offices. Due to long queues, most Ghanaians are demotivated to take part in health benefitting activities such as vaccinations. Again, some Ghanaians pay bribes to public sector officials to avoid long queues and multiple visits to public sector… Continue Reading

ID: MGT0096 Pages: 63
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A Universal Online Application System For Universities In Ghana

Roughly half of the universities in Ghana still require applicants to send their applications in via post or in person. This places a huge burden on the applicants as many factors come into play, the biggest one being distance. Unnecessary costs are incurred by both the applicants and the schools. Another problem with the current… Continue Reading

ID: MGT0095 Pages: 64
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The Strategic Use Of Information System To Support E-commerce Business Strategy -case Study: Konga Nigeria Plc

INTRODUCTION At the beginning of the project, five students formed a team with the purpose of investigation on the use of an information system to support the e-commerce business strategy. According to Belbin (2012), when a team is performing at its best, there is usually a clear task assigned to each member of the team. Belbin (2014) reports that… Continue Reading

ID: MGT0092 Pages: 36
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Introducing Social Media As An Information System Solution For Jumia Nigeria

INTRODUCTION Jumai.com is a Nigerian electronic commerce form that provides services in a wide range around the country and across the country (Latchem, 2017). It is a licensed recognized online platform by the federal government which has impacted the general society and the business arena. Piloted research on the application and practice of… Continue Reading

ID: MGT0091 Pages: 25
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Applying Location Based Service Using Ussd On Low-end Phones (mulikalocation)

Location-Based Services (LBSs) are rapidly expanding in both number and variety. LBSs are services provided via mobile applications with the help of network connectivity and the ability to detect the location of the user. LBSs offer a wide range of services; navigation tools to help you reach your destination (e.g., MapQuest); local search to help… Continue Reading

ID: MGT0090 Pages: 86
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Adoption Of M-health And Usability Challenges In M-health Applications In Kenya: Case Of Uzazi Poa M-health Prototype Application

The main objective of this study was to identify factors promoting the adoption of M-health and determine usability challenges in the existing M-health applications in Kenya. Specifically the study aimed at establishing the factors promoting adoption of M-health, determining the usability challenges in M-health applications in Kenya. Consequently… Continue Reading

ID: MGT0089 Pages: 117
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Enhancing Security Of Mpesa Transactions By Use Of Voice Biometrics

The main objective of this project is to improve the MPESA authentication process through the incorporation of a voice biometric functionality that enables the remote control of the individual MPESA accounts by MPESA subscribers with higher efficiency, accuracy and a higher level of authentication. The voice biometric is a state of the art… Continue Reading

ID: MGT0088 Pages: 154
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An Exploratory Study On The Intention To Adopt Internet Of Things In Weather Forecasting By The Kenya Meteorological Department

Internet of Things has been described as a system of related computing devices, machines, animals or people that are provided with unique identifiers to capture and transfer data over a network without requiring human intervention or human-to-computer interaction. It has been used in several fields such as surveillance, tracking and weather… Continue Reading

ID: MGT0086 Pages: 84
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Developing A Machine Learning Portal For Predicting Sukuma Wiki Prices

Agriculture forms the backbone of Kenya's economy contributing 30% of the country's GDP. However, little is known about the prices, supply and demand of fruits and vegetables. Market price information is a very important agricultural concern which can be enhanced by big data and machine learning techniques like predictive analytics. This… Continue Reading

ID: MGT0085 Pages: 161
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Enhancing Mobility Capacity And Network Performance Of Client- Server Architectures Using Mipv6 Hostbased Network Protocol

A huge number of studies have been done supporting seamless mobility networks and mobile technologies over the years.  The recent innovations in mobile technologies have unveiled another revolution from the static architectural approach for client-server network relationships to more dynamic, and even mobile approaches. Due to the special… Continue Reading

ID: MGT0084 Pages: 191
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Development Of A Crime Mapping Tool Based On Social Media Data: A Case Of Twitter In Nairobi, Mombasa And Kisumu.

The high profits posted each year by one of the major mobile phone operators in Kenya is an indication of the high smart phones and data usage in the country. Further the highest percentage of this mobile data usage is on social media which includes facebook, twitter, whatsapp, instagram, snapchat and others. While a lot of organizations… Continue Reading

ID: MGT0083 Pages: 91
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A Mobile Money Social Engineering Framework For Detecting Voice & Sms Phishing Attacks - A Case Study Of M-pesa

Social engineering refers to the use of deception by an attacker, with the intent of psychologically manipulating the target/victim, into sharing crucial/confidential information which could either be leaked or used to swindle them. Without a clear understanding of social engineering, mobile users may be highly likely to be victims of social… Continue Reading

ID: MGT0081 Pages: 106
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Development Of A Risk Monitoring Microservices For Improving Import Inspection - A Case Of Kenya Bureau Of Standards.

Most organizations in private and public sector take a risk-based approach to mitigate any business venture also leveraging on customer satisfaction aligned with quality and keeping costs at bay. The purpose of this study was to investigate if the development of an integrated risk-based microservice can reduce the turnaround time for consignment… Continue Reading

ID: MGT0080 Pages: 85
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An Investigation On The Influence Of Knowledge Management Frameworks Integration In Kenyan Smes On Their Business Operations

Over years, the economic impact of Small and Medium Enterprises in our societies has been significant. For instance, In Kenya, over 50 percent of jobs were created by this sector in 2005 leading to the growth of the country’s GDP. But despite its impact, SME’s often take the biggest blow in periods of slow business. When there are reduced… Continue Reading

ID: MGT0078 Pages: 108
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