Daniel Osemudiamen Inegbedion
@calebuniversity.edu.ng
Lecturer 11 and Business Administration
Caleb University, Lagos, Nigeria
I have over Nine Years experience in Teaching and Research and Five years in Post PhD. I have over 21 publications in Scopus, Springer, web of science, Google scholar and University Based Journals. I am currently a lecturer in The department of Business Administration, Caleb University, Lagos Nigeria.
EDUCATION
Dr Inegbedion Daniel is a PhD Holder in Management Sciences, specialised in entrepreneurship and Strategy in Ladoke Akintola University of Technology and Also hold a B.Sc in Business Administration M.Sc Business Administration (Management) and MBA Business Administration (Marketing) all from University of Lagos.
RESEARCH, TEACHING, or OTHER INTERESTS
Business, Management and Accounting, Strategy and Management, Marketing, Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management
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Scopus Publications
Adedugba Adebayo, Inegbedion Daniel, and Oreagba Oluwakemi
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
John Nsikan, Rawlings Micheal, Ogbari Mercy, Ariyo Adebukola, Ine Briggs, and Daniel Inegbedion
Elsevier BV
Adedugba Adebayo, Inegbedion Daniel, and Akinola Adekunle
OAIMDD - EcoZone Publishing House
The environment, and its protection, social economic variables, the effective utilization of resources, and the disposal of ecological byproducts are the principal priorities of sustainability. The study objective is the evaluation of reverse distribution and environmental sustainability in its intervening relationship in selected production firms in Lagos State. The aim is to provide an empirical overview of reverse distribution operations and environmental sustainability on the bases of inferred data. Subsequently, the practical utilization and the statistical validation of the outcome is the premise for the conclusion. The study problem was the utilization of reverse distribution based on product defection and quantity that affect the environment from a negative perspective. Descriptive measurements (statistics) via purposive sampling and complete recapitulating(enumeration) model were utilized. Based on the study, the variable of reverse distribution was achieved by the medium-scale production firms in the beverage industry, which is functional in Lagos State. Given this, the study outcome shows that reverse distribution is an essential construct that impacts the environment and is considerably connected to sustainability. The analysed production firms minimally utilized the tools of environmental procedures. Therefore, the element of environmental procedures is utilized primarily in the distribution process of reversals in the context of returned goods. One of the biggest bottlenecks to the implementation and utilization of the variables of environmental sustainability in terms of distribution is the lack of eco-friendly procedures and resources. The utilization of green reverse distribution enables the examined organizations to improve the production-customer chain. Initiatives should be geared towards new processes of sustainability in terms of the environment.
Adedugba Adebayo, Olaleke Ogunnaike O., Busola Kehinde E., and Daniel Inegbedion
Associacao Brasileira de Engenharia de Producao - ABEPRO
Goal: Information management frameworks, models, and software’s have the capacity to enhance the competitiveness of logistics operations by maximizing information management. The study objectively examined information management role in logistics operations in medical supply stores. Methodology: The methodology utilized in this review includes; quantitative philosophy such as smart partial least square(PLS).An aggregate of five hundred and twenty-eight (528) questionnaires were duly completed of the six hundred and fifty-nine (659) administered to various participants. Results: The Findings based on the statistical outcome shows that maximal product tracking, optimal information transfer, expanded echelons, prompt distribution, and delivery are the indicating roles of information management in logistics operations. It is suggested that medical supply stores utilize information management models, frameworks, and software to aid effective distribution and flow in logistics operations echelons. Limitations: The limitations to this study is the coverage of post-utilization stage by comparing the expected outcome to the actual outcome after enhancing the information management procedures. Originality: The study demonstrates its novelty and pertinency by introducing a framework fixated on a comprehensive methodology, as it gives a viewpoint of information management in logistics operations. Thus, information management frameworks in logistics operations are optimized and analysed from the source to the destination. Finally, the development of medical supply stores and their capacity to survive depends on the proficiency of information management.
Adedugba Adebayo, Inegbedion Daniel, and Oreagba Oluwakemi
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
Adedugba Adebayo, Asikhia Olalekan, Inegbedion Daniel, and Akinrinola Olalekan
Inderscience Publishers
Adedugba Adebayo T., Asikhia Olalekan, Inegbedion Daniel, and Ogunniake Olaleke
World Scientific and Engineering Academy and Society (WSEAS)
The study aims to examine the effect of transportation management on economic performance in selected textile firms. The reason for this is the sustenance bottleneck such as low-profit margin which is due to poor transportation management and optimization in the textile firms. The study population consisted of fifteen(15) textile firms in Lagos State. Given this, the study utilized the purposive technique and total enumeration model to infer specific information from a selected population. The study was conducted in 2021 targeting transportation and logistics employees. The study questionnaires were distributed to the transportation and logistics managers working in these companies. Consequently, 550(five hundred and fifty) questionnaires were administered however, four hundred and ninety(490) were valid for analysis. The study utilized partial least square(PLS) statistical model to examine the information harvested. The findings show that transportation management has an appreciable effect on economic performance. Furthermore, a synergy exists between transportation management and economic performance at 0.58 which shows a strong connection. Therefore, textile firms with an optimal mix of transportation proficiency can lead to maximum economic performance such as profitability.
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INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE
Five Years industry experience in Education, Research and Consulting firms