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Technical and financial feasibility study for a project to install a solar photovoltaic system with a capacity of (2kw/h) for home us

محمد Mohammad, احمد Mahmood

Pages: 100-113

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The study aims to demonstrate the feasibility of the project of installing a solar photovoltaic system with a capacity of (2kw/h) from a technical and financial point of view, and for the purpose of achieving this goal, a technical feasibility study was prepared, through which it was found that the system should consist of (6) solar cell panels and an inverter with a capacity ( 2.2kw/h) and (4) gel batteries with a capacity of (200A/h) to ensure that the house is equipped with electric power for a period of (4) continuous hours during periods of national electrical power outages, in order to ensure the best performance of the system. The technical study indicated that The project is technically feasible, as it is possible through the system to generate a total daily electrical energy of (21.6 kw/day). In order to demonstrate the financial feasibility of the project, a financial study was prepared and some financial standards were applied, such as (the payback period standard, the accounting return standard, the net present value standard, the return / cost standard, and the internal rate of return standard). By calculating the results, it was found that the payback period for the invested capital is two years and three months , which is an acceptable period, and the accounting rate of return is 42.8%, which is a higher rate than the interest rate on depositing funds in banks, which ranges between (10-8%) and the net present value of the project is ($5305), which is an acceptable value. The rate of return / cost is (1.77), which is greater than one, and this indicates that the project is profitable, while the internal rate of return is (38%), which is a rate higher than the interest rate on funds deposited in banks, and through these results it becomes clear to us that the project is feasible financially speaking.

The study reached a number of conclusions, the most important of which is that there is no government support for solar photovoltaic projects in Iraq, which prevented their widespread dissemination.

The most important thing that the researcher recommends is to provide government support for solar energy projects in Iraq, whether the support is through financial facilities or through the enactment of laws and legislation that motivate citizens to resort to solar photovoltaic systems to fill the shortage of electrical energy as the enactment of a law or legislation that allows the citizen to sell electricity The surplus of its needs and generated from the state's solar energy systems for a reasonable financial consideration.

Key words: feasibility study, photovoltaic solar energy, off-grid system, grid-connected system, Hybrid solar photovoltaic system .

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Digital readiness and managerial perception of artificial intelligence in the Hospitality Sector: A comprehensive analysis of Jordan's Five-Star classified hotels

Mohammad Al Tweici, Obida Hasanat

Pages: 59-74

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This study aimed to analyze the level of digital readiness and managerial perception of artificial intelligence applications in Jordan's five-star classified hotels. The study employed a descriptive-analytical approach and was applied to a sample of 342 managers and employees from 28 five-star hotels in Amman, Aqaba, and Petra. The results revealed that the level of digital readiness was moderate (3.42), while managerial perception was high (4.18). The findings also demonstrated a strong positive correlation (r=0.742, p<0.001) between digital readiness and managerial perception of artificial intelligence.

The contribution of this study lies in providing a comprehensive scientific framework that links digital transformation capabilities with hotel innovation through exploring the role of managerial perception as a critical factor in accelerating the adoption of artificial intelligence technologies. Furthermore, the study contributes to bridging the research gap in Arabic literature by presenting empirical evidence on the reality of Jordanian hospitality, thereby providing decision-makers and managers with a foundation for developing more sustainable digital strategies capable of enhancing competitive advantage.

The study recommends the necessity of investing in human capital and developing supportive national digital policies to accelerate digital transformation in the sector. Additionally, the study recommended developing comprehensive strategies to enhance digital readiness and build managerial capabilities in the field of artificial intelligence, with emphasis on investing in human capital.

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أثر تطوير الموارد البشريّة في فاعليّة إدارة الأزمات لدى العاملين في الجامعات الأردنيّة الخاصّة

Mohammad Abu Rumman, Ansam Da’meh

Pages: 67-84

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This study aimed to determine the impact of human resources development on the effectiveness of crisis management among employees at private Jordanian Universities.

The descriptive approach was adopted; By developing two tools to measure human resources development and the effectiveness of crisis management, The study community consisted of all employees of private Jordanian Universities in the capital, Amman, Within senior and middle management. According to the report of The Ministry of Higher Education for the year (2021), The number of private Universities in the capital reached (11). University, and due to the large size of the study community, (5) Universities were chosen because their geographical location is within the capital, Amman, and they have obtained the ISO (9001) certificate. (158) questionnaires were received, and after reviewing them, it was found that (3) questionnaires had incomplete answers, so they were excluded. Thus, The number of valid questionnaires for the purposes of analysis reached (155).

The study recommended that Universities should adopt greater human resources development as a preliminary step to reduce the impact of crises they may face in the future, Encourage open communications, Transparency in dialogue, and accept complaints and suggestions between leaders and employees.

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