Freight parking operations occur amid conflicting conditions of public space scarcity, competition with other users, and the inefficient management loading zones (LZ) at cities’ curbside. The dynamic nature freight operations, static LZ provision regulation, accentuate these specific peak times. This generates supply–demand mismatches infrastructure. These have motivated development Smart that ...

There is a growing body of literature surrounding circular economy (CE) and energy infrastructure projects. Most this focuses on CE initiatives related to material recovering recycling. The knowledge about reusing components limited mostly the need for rather than providing solutions how reuse components. Modularization can be step towards solution, enabling entire modules or their retain funct...

Abstract This paper highlights the crucial enabling factors in menstrual hygiene management. The use of products depends on various such as access to water, privacy, social, cultural and econmic. Gender equality women’s empowerment are integral parts Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Half world’s population women, women have specific needs manage cycle during their lifetime. To bleeding cyc...

Parallelism may reside in the input of a program rather than the program itself. A script interpreter, for example, is hard to parallelize because its dynamic behavior is unpredictable until an input script is given. Once the interpreter is combined with the script, the resulting program becomes predictable, and even parallelizable if the input script contains parallelism. Despite recent progre...

Participation is now a central consideration of policy discourses at EU; national and local levels, particularly in relation to environmental resources. As it becomes a social expectation so the form, meaning and purpose of participation has diversified. While Arnstein’s ladder of citizen participation (Arnstein, 1969) revealed that much ‘participation’ does little to broker a reassignment of p...

This article examines the role of enabling change factors in information technology (IT) success in the Malaysian e-government implementation. Enabling change factors are defined as the capability of organizations to bring about desired changes in terms of possessing the appropriate mechanisms like human skills, tool, technology, methodology etc. (Nance 1996). Based on previous research, this s...