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Research Newsletter: Issue Three
(Dublin Business School, 2021-09)This edition of the newsletter starts a conversation about research funding that we hope will grow into ongoing conversations and concerns across the college that will find a home not only within our practices, but also ... -
Identify opportunities to optimise energy consumption and propose strategies for energy management on an International Sports Campus in Ireland
(Dublin Business School, 2021)Energy management is a well-established business practice for increasing efficiency, reducing costs and improving environmental sustainability. This mixed methods case study identified opportunities to optimise energy ... -
The Growth of Digitization of Retail Banking in Ireland, and the impact FinTechs’ have on the adoption and actual usage
(Dublin Business School, 2021)The Digitisation of the banking industry has been with us for some time, but the influence of new technologies and Fintech providers has ramped up the changing of the engagement channels between financial institutions and ... -
The criminal act of committing insurance fraud: The challenges facing insurers when detecting and preventing insurance fraud.
(Dublin Business School, 2021)Insurance fraud is an ever-growing problem globally with major financial impact to insurance companies and policyholders. In Ireland insurance fraud is not a new problem however it is a very important subject which is ... -
Examining the impact that COVID-19 may have had on the Irish residential property market
(Dublin Business School, 2021)This quantitative research project investigates the relationship between the COVID-19 pandemic and changes in the residential housing market in Ireland. To examine this relationship, this research project gathered primary ...
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