TIA Repository
The TIA’s Repository is intended to collect, preserve and disseminate electronic copies of research and scholarly works created at TIA. The Repository will serve as a gateway to disseminate similar learning resources created elsewhere. Publications stored in the Repository include conference papers, journal articles, theses and dissertations, working papers and research reports.
TIA staff are requested to contribute their research outputs to the Institute repository. Kindly, contact the repository administrator/s for any enquiries at: admin@tia.ac.tz. To deposit your publication (s) in TIA repository, make sure you create an account by registering in the repository or by supplying your email address to admin@tia.ac.tz for the same.
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Kandonga, Goodluck A.
(TIA, 2024-01)
Cooperation between academia and industry is becoming an important part of an effective national innovation system in the world. The research cooperation between universities and industry is the key answer to the solution ...
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Shahanga, Geofrey; Kasambala, Momole
(TIA, 2023-02)
The study examined the current practices and prospects of work-integrated learning in Tanzania business training institutions. Specifically, it: explored the perceived benefits and constraints associated with work-integrated ...
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Ernest, Enid; Gasper, Laban
(TIA, 2024-01)
Students Information System (SIS) is a management information system that is essentially used to manage students’ data. The application of SIS in Higher Learning Institutions (HLIs) must satisfy students because satisfaction ...
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Kamwela, Baraka H.
(TIA, 2024-01)
This study examined the effects of power distance on entrepreneurs' use of business opportunities among Tanzania’s small and medium-sized business owners. Specifically, the study examined the direct effects of power distance ...
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Kalemile, Dorence M.; Mwita, Balthazar C.
(TIA, 2023-02)
The study examined the economic factors that influence Gender Violence (GBV) among women food vendors at Kiomboi, Misigiri, and Shelui trading centers in Iramba District Council. Economic factors used in this study were ...
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