Life cycle assessment of direct recycling hot press forging of aluminium AA7075 metal matrix composite by Mohd Khaireez, Muhamad Haikal, Yusuf, Nur Kamilah, Atef M Ghaleb, Atef M Ghaleb, Sami Al-Alimi, Sami Al-Alimi, Aiman Rahmat, Aiman Rahmat, Ikhwan Shah Tisadi Tukiat, Ikhwan Shah Tisadi Tukiat, Saif, Yazid, Adham E Ragab, Adham E Ragab, Wenbin Zhou, Wenbin Zhou, Wadea Ameen, Wadea Ameen

“…This research demonstrates the efficacy of HPF as a viable approach for environmentally conscious and economically efficient recycling of AA7075 aluminium scrap, thereby improving product performance and promoting sustainability.…”
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Life cycle assessment of direct recycling hot press forging of aluminium AA7075 metal matrix composite by Mohd Khaireez, Muhamad Haikal, Yusuf, Nur Kamilah, Atef M Ghaleb, Atef M Ghaleb, Sami Al-Alimi, Sami Al-Alimi, Rahmat, Aiman, Tisadi Tukiat, Ikhwan Shah, Saif, Yazid, Adham E Ragab, Adham E Ragab, Wenbin Zhou, Wenbin Zhou, Ameen, Wadea

“…This research demonstrates the efficacy of HPF as a viable approach for environmentally conscious and economically efficient recycling of AA7075 aluminium scrap, thereby improving product performance and promoting sustainability.…”
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Life cycle assessment of direct recycling hot press forging of aluminium AA7075 metal matrix composite by Mohd Khaireez, Muhamad Haikal, Yusuf, Nur Kamilah, M Ghaleb, Atef, Al-Alimi, Sami, Rahmat, Aiman, Tisadi Tukiat, Ikhwan Shah, Saif, Yazid, E Ragab, Adham, Zhou, Wenbin, Ameen, Wadea

“…This research demonstrates the efficacy of HPF as a viable approach for environmentally conscious and economically efficient recycling of AA7075 aluminium scrap, thereby improving product performance and promoting sustainability.…”
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Benefits and challenges of implementing green building development in Nigeria by Abdulsalam, Rufai Salihu, Chan, Melissa, Masrom, Md. Asrul Nasid, Nawawi, Abdul Hadi

“…The study revealed “economic issues”, “government issues” and “absence of standard assessment system” were the key factors as internal, external and general challenges to green building. …”
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Design for sustainability (D4S) in product development using solidworks software: a case study of redesign a sugar cane extractor machine by Kasmin, Ashari

“…The Design for Sustainability (D4S) is a recognized method to produce sustainable product that embrace three main elements: environment, economic and social. However, the emphasization on the D4S is immature among industries in Malaysia. …”
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Marine debris composition in Batu Pahat, Johor: a comparison between Sungai Lurus and Minyak Beku beaches by Abdul Kadir, Aeslina, Hasni, Amirul Fahmi, Sarani, Noor Amira

“…The increment of population growth and rapid economic development near the beaches area enhance the generation of marine debris annually thus has become an environmental concern. …”
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The moderating effect of firm size on corporate governance practices with firm’s capital structure by A. Abdlazez, Fahed

“…Clearly, firms are unable to face the unexpected changes in economic and fail to generate profit for the companies. …”
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An investigation on the feasibility of the use of dry floor system for low cost construction by Abdullah, Redzuan, Abd. Hamid, Hazlan

“…Despite highly dynamic and important economic sector, building construction in Malaysia is still at the bottom rung of the building technology ladder. …”
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Box-jenkins and genetic algorithm hybrid model for electricity forecasting system by Mahpol, Khairil Asmani

“…Energy is considered a prime agent in the generation of wealth and also a significant factor in economic development. There has been a strong relationship between the availability of energy to the economic activity, improvements in standards of living and the overall social well-being. …”
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The realization of the right to food in Nigeria: Good governance as the missing element by Badamasiuy, Juwayriya, Bello, Muhammad

“…The general state of socio-economic rights in Nigeria may be linked to the increasing poor governance and corresponding underdevelopment, poverty, inequality, malnutrition and deaths.Drawing from the developments in India, Brazil and South Africa and using the provisions of the 1999 constitution, and other relevant domestic and international instruments on the right to food, the paper argues that the realization of this important right largely depends on the ideal of good governance. …”
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Saving determinants in Malaysia by Ahmad Khan, Hafizah Hammad, Abdullah, Hussin

“…Saving is an important indicator of economic development where it is viewed as an element which finances domestic investment to achieve economic growth. …”
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Resource-Event-Agent (REA) modelling in Revenue Information System (RiS) development: Smart application for direct-selling dealers and SMEs by Rosli, Khairina, Ahmi, Aidi, Mohamad, liana

“…Revenue Information System (RiS) is the product of a research project based on a case study on direct-selling sales point.This study is to determine the resources, events, and agents for Resource-Event-Agent (REA) data model as a technique of specifying and designing accounting information system and also to develop a system prototype based on the REA model.RiS is built based on the REA data model since it captures only essential aspects of economic phenomena.The idea is to build an information system application that supports business process in real-time and the REA data model is chosen to ease the understanding of the database.In this paper, the researchers described the approach and process in planning and performing the project transformation and conversion from the legacy information systems to the new updated information system.The researchers applied the REA model approach and process into a real case study of sales order and cash receipt systems.The result shows that REA model captures only essential aspects of economic phenomena and thus, (1) models are kept concise and easy to understand, (2) models can be used for many applications, and (3) derived artefacts are always consistent by means of the models. …”
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Microcredit, personal empowerment and quality of life of women borrowers – a theoretical framework by Fayyaz, Sana, Abdul Hakim, Roslan, Mohd Khan, Shazida Jan

“…Women in this region are found to be generally poor, lack of education, and have a low quality of life, due to various economic and cultural reasons. Thus, unlocking the potentials of these women appears to be a plausible move as this could improve not only their income, but also their quality of life.One such initiative to unlock the potential of these women is micro credit program, where small loan is given to these women to enable them to embark on economic activities, which consequently improve their household income and quality of life.Indeed, there have been many studies that examine the relationship between micro credit and quality of life, and found that there is a positive relationship between micro credit and quality of life of the borrowers (women). …”
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Ethno-religious and regional rivalry in Nigeria: An old and creeping trend by Shehu, Isah Mohammed, Othman, Muhammad Fuad, Osman, Nazariah

“…It is very clear from the study that the basic reasons for the rivalry are economic, political, power and fear of domination and supremacy by the others. …”
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The legal protection of copyright books holders on multiplication of books without permission by law no.28 of 2014 on copyright by Sinaga, Walter

“…Recognizing this, the Indonesian government established the Act No. 28 of 2014 replaces Act Number 19 of 2002 on Copyright.From the explanation it can be seen that the purpose of the birth of the law is obviously an attempt to provide better protection of the creator and copyright holder.Obstacles in the protection of Intellectual Property rights, especially in copyright in Indonesia, among others due to: lack of understanding of the public about the importance of copyright; economic condition; social and cultural rights in society; and law enforcement.…”
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From TPPA to CPTPP: potential impact on Malaysia's finance, banking and trade by Rashid, Salim, Zainal Abidin, Irwan Shah

“…The Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA) is an economic partnership pact negotiated by 12 countries in three continents, namely Australia, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Singapore, United States and Vietnam. …”

Kajian terhadap proses dan pendekatan dalam pembentukan dasar pekerja asing di Malaysia : (Study on the process and approach of the formation of foreign workers policy in Malaysia) by Ajis, Mohd Na’eim, Keling, Mohamad Faisol, Ahmad Zakuan, Ummu Atiyah, Mohd. Zain, Zawiyah

“…The main consideration in making this policy is based on these two main economic and security factors which also appear as the main cause of public policy conflict between the parties involved.…”
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Meeting the stakeholder needs and sustaining business through sustainability risk management practices: A case study of Malaysian environmentally sensitive companies by Abdul Aziz, Nazliatul Aniza, Abdul Manab, Norlida

“…Sustaining business requires a strong foundational on the economic, environmental and social aspects to address risks and capture value. …”
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Does Islamic banking promote financial inclusion among women in OIC member countries? by Tunku Abdul Rahman, Tengku Humaira, Shahimi, Shahida, Mohd Nor, Shifa

“…This study frames its analysis based on annual economic and financial data for OIC member countries from several sources including the World Bank Global Findex and World Development Indicators for each respected country for the years 2011 and 2014 using ordinary least squares (OLS) estimation. …”
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Bank specific and macroeconomic factors influencing Islamic banks deposits by Ab Rahman, Sazana, Ahmad, Nor Hayati, Che Arshad, Noraziah

“…Deposits are like the bloodline for banks as they determine banks' lending capacity and a country's economic savings. However, the existence of a dual banking system poses a challenge to Malaysian Islamic banks competing for deposits. …”
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