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A comparative visual study of Interior Design within prison institutions

Hassim, Lamis (The IIE, 2022)

The consideration of ‘wellbeing’ is a luxury, furthermore, the concept of Interior Design is seen to be one with which the wealthy alone, are acquainted. The understanding of elements within design and their potential power ...

A comparative, qualitative study to determine what factors motivate men and women in Durban to exercise at gym

McCleary, Kylie (The IIE, 2020)

Many men and women have gym contracts, but do not always feel motivated to workout at gym. There are several motivational factors which motivate men and women to workout at gym, of which, this study aims to identify. The ...

Comparing the experiences of South African musicians during COVID-19 lockdown: A comparative case study.

Calvani, Edoardo (The IIE, 2020)

On 26 March 2020, in response to the rise of COVID-19 cases in South Africa, the government implemented a hard lockdown that saw the closing of all non-essential businesses in order to curb the spread of COVID-19 and to ...

Complexity of Stakeholder Interaction in Applied Research

Ntshinga, Wonga (2013)

Applied research in complex integrated settings should be recognized as an endeavour that requires transdisciplinary and multi-sectorial stakeholder interactions. The problems faced in society are quite complex, requiring ...

Conducting exploratory research to determine the use of reciprocal teaching methods to promote academic reading and comprehension ability in second year marketing management students

Pinnoy, Jane (The IIE, 2015)

Students leaving school do not seem to be adequately prepared to read and comprehend academic material at the required level for higher education (Department of Education, 2008). The purpose of this exploratory research ...

A consolidation of the current brand identity characteristics of Reshebile Aviation and Protection Services

Mazibuko, Thubelihle Langa (The IIE, 2020)

This is a qualitative research study focusing on the consolidation of the current brand identity characteristics of Reshebile Aviation and Protection Services (RAPS). This study will analyse the perceptions of the ...

The Consume-Brand Relationship: Understanding Consumer Behaviour and Reaction to Brand Transgression.

Heydenrych, Luke, A (The IIE, 2015)

In a perfect world, the relationship between a consumer and a brand would be an infallible one. A relationship where supply and demand go hand in hand, and expectations are managed and aligned from both sides of the ...

CONSUMER BUYING BEHAVIOUR: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY DESCRIBING THE IMPACT OF INSTAGRAM INFLUENCER MARKETING WITHIN A SOUTH AFRICAN CONTEXT.

Moodley, Kayleen (The IIE, 2022)

When consumers are looking for reviews and recommendations, they often turn to someone they know who is authentic, shares the same values as them and who is honest (Estay, 2021). It is very rare that a consumer will purchase ...

Consumer perceptions of Woolworths food waste management: An exploratory study.

Sartor, Kyle (The IIE, 2021)

Food waste has a negative impact on the environment, society and economies. In South Africa, where millions of people are food insecure and an estimated one third of food is wasted at a cost of R61 billion per annum, ...

Consumer perceptions on SPAR store layout and the effect it has on brand equity

Govender, Prishani (The IIE, 2019)

Consumer behavior is affected by store layout which in turn plays a vital role in the creation of store image. A well designed layout of a store is crucial as it influences foot traffic into the store, shopping atmosphere ...

Consumer responses to out-of-stock situations of preferred hair care brands: a case of the fast-moving consumer goods industry within a South African context

Cowie-Willox, Jessica (The IIE, 2017)

The fast-moving consumer goods industry is one of the most profitable global industries, and therefore it is important that this industry remains profitable (Roubini, 2010). Out-ofstock situations have the potential to ...

A content analysis of TikTok videos and its role in propagating (mis)information about COVID-19 and the ongoing distribution of vaccines.

Francis, Courtnee (The IIE, 2022)

The popularity of social media amongst the youth has resulted in an influx of misinformation spread regarding important topics. With the onset of COVID-19, the misinformation was quick to circulate, and as it grew into a ...

Continuous assessment in Expressive Arts in Malawian primary schools

Chirwa, Grames Wellington; Naidoo, Devika (The IIE, 2015)

The new Curriculum in Malawi: the Primary Curriculum and Assessment Reform (PCAR) designed on the principles of integrated learning areas; outcomes; learner-centred pedagogies and continuous assessment (CA) was implemented ...

Corporate social investment - bridging the digital divide.

Madhav, Natasha; Payne, Nola (2012)

The South African constitution states that "everyone has the right to education". The Skills Development Act which aims to “develop the skills of the South African workforce, improve productivity in the workplace and to ...

Corporate Social Responsibility: a consumer perception towards fast fashion made in sweatshops by luxury apparel brands

Motala, Taskeen (The IIE, 2018)

This was a small-scale study investigating corporate social responsibility, a consumer perception towards fast fashion made in sweatshops by luxury apparel brands. The concept of corporate social responsibility (CSR) is ...

Correlational Research On Consumer Nutritional Knowledge And Food Waste

Mokatsane, Oratile (The IIE, 2020)

Food waste is a phenomenon underestimated by many countries in the world, and it is seeing a steady growth each year of production according to the World Wide Fund (2019). Food waste has become a norm, and this needs to ...

Creating A Seamless User Experience: The Perceived Value Of Wayfinding In Retail Interior Design

Mosebi, Itumeleng (The IIE, 2022)

The purpose of this research is to explore and describe the impact of the use of wayfinding in retail interior design in regard to the user to create a more seamless experience. This can then help brands to look at creating ...

Creating brand awareness through the production of cheese

Griffiths, Steven (The IIE, 2018)

Attention to environment has become increasing important in human life, as a key element in political decisions, organizational structure and alternatively the well-being of a country. both businesses and consumers are ...

Creating shared value: A qualitative study referencing specific corporate social initiatives implemented by Unilever in South Africa

Dancaster, Julie (The IIE, 2020)

An exponential growth in, and mass production of, consumer goods has led to a rising public demand for businesses to operate in a socially and environmentally conscious manner. However, without labels to acknowledge these ...

Creating sustainable entrepreneurship: Cross-sectional qualitative in-depth interviews to describe Durban SME entrepreneurs’ perception of motivation for entrepreneurship using key success factors

Kriel, Shannah (The IIE, 2017)

Studies from the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) had shown, South Africa (SA) had a lack of entrepreneurship as it continued to drop below 38 percent from 2015, but SA was in desperate need for it to better South ...

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