Southwest Airlines is among the largest airlines, which operate in the low-cost segment, globally. Its head office is located in the Texan city of Dallas. It commenced operations in mid-1967. Its competitive business strategy is highly regarded in the airline industry. Several leading airlines, including Ryanair and EasyJet, follow the strategy (Lauer, 2010). Notably, the […]
Introduction As technology continues to evolve, businesses and organizations have access to various methods for creating software solutions. Two prominent approaches are End User Development (EUD) and Traditional Software Development. Both methods serve to create software applications, but they differ significantly in their approach, audience, tools, and outcomes. While Traditional Software Development has been the
Introduction End User Development (EUD) has gained significant popularity in businesses and organizations, empowering non-professional developers—often referred to as “citizen developers”—to create their own software applications. This approach enhances productivity and allows for customized solutions that better meet the needs of individual users or departments. However, while End User Development offers numerous benefits, it also
Introduction End User Development (EUD) is a growing trend in the business world, empowering employees to design, develop, and implement custom software solutions without requiring extensive programming knowledge or heavy reliance on IT departments. As businesses become more complex and dynamic, EUD offers a way to enhance productivity, promote innovation, and streamline operations. By enabling
Introduction In today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape, the demand for software applications that can adapt quickly to changing business needs has never been higher. Traditional software development methodologies, while effective, often involve lengthy development cycles and can be costly to implement. This is where end-user development (EUD) comes into play. EUD empowers end-users to create
The contemporary world is experiencing rapid technological changes. The changes have not spared the criminal justice system. The hurricane of technological change has caught up with the criminal justice system and, in particular, criminal investigations. The technological revolution is moving at a very high pace such that previous breakthrough technologies seem to be ordinary in
Intellectual Grandiosity In the 60’s and 70’s, Susan Sontag’s ideas that were representative of fearless curiosity attracted so many debates. Sontag, at the time was an American intellectual who wrote provocative essays and articles on terrorism, war, illness, and photography(Sontag, 1983). As a cultural critic, she more often than not held a dissenting opinion to
Introduction Mental health stigma in the workplace is a pervasive issue that affects employees across various industries and professions. The repercussions of this stigma extend beyond the individual, impacting organizational culture, productivity, and overall employee well-being. Despite increased awareness of mental health issues and the importance of fostering a supportive work environment, stigma continues to
Introduction Mental health stigma is a significant barrier to individuals seeking care and experiencing understanding from society. For years, the media has played a critical role in shaping public perceptions of mental health, often perpetuating harmful stereotypes. However, as awareness of mental health issues has grown, the media is now in a unique position to
Introduction Mental health stigma continues to be a significant obstacle in addressing mental health issues across the globe. While it affects everyone to some extent, certain communities experience the burden of mental health stigma more acutely. These groups often face cultural, economic, and social barriers that exacerbate stigma, leading to a lack of access to