The study on decision making to attend the information and communication technology (ICT) personnel development program of the Office of the Permanent Secretary Ministry of Education was aimed to study motivating factors personal factors and relationship of motivating factors and decision making factors to attend the program. The data were collected through a questionnaire and analyzed by descriptive statistics frequency percentage mean and standard deviation. As for inferential statistics inferential statistics such as independent samples t-test analysis was applied to look for the difference between two groups; One-Way ANOVA for three or more and study of relationship between motivating and decision-making factors to attend the training using Pearsons Product Moment Correlative Coefficient. The study results showed that internal motivating factors concerning respect moderately affected the motivation on training. Desire for success special interest and work responsibility highly affected the motivation while external motivating factors such as the superintendent’s reliability the work progress and the organizational policies highly affected the training motivation. Regarding decision making factors training courses trainers audiovisual equipment training period training public relations and the benefits of the training highly affected every aspect of decision making. personal factors gender age educational level position and work experience did not affect the decision-making to attend the information and communication technology (ICT) personnel development program. Factors motivating the personnel to attend the ICT personnel development program including the superintendent’s reliability work progress and organizational policies positively correlated with the decision factors to attend the training for potential ICT personnel in all aspects. Also motivating factors regarding the desire for success and work responsibility had a negative relationship with the decision factors with the aspects of audiovisual equipment and public relations to participate the information and communication technology (ICT) personnel development program of the Office of the Permanent Secretary Ministry of Education. Concerning

The objectives of this study were to (1) evaluate physical and chemical properties of the commercial beverages from fruit and vegetable extracts (2) develop a beverage from butterfly pea and roselle extracts (3) analyze the shelf-life of this product and (4) determinate the consumer acceptance of the beverage from extracts of butterfly pea and roselle. The findings showed that the commercial beverages from fruit and vegetable extracts were clear and dark brown color 3.43-3.67 (pH) 16.50-35.00°Brix (total soluble solids) and low anthocyanin content. The optimum extraction of butterfly pea and roselle was boiling at 70+2°C and evaporation at vacuum pressure (72 millibar). This process resulted in the final anthocyanin content approximately 1366.98 and 4090.19 mg/l for butterfly pea and roselle extracts respectively. Then the butterfly pea and the roselle extracts were blended at various ratios. Based on sensory evaluators (n=50) the 50:50 blend was the most preferential with respect to overall acceptability (p≤0.05). The decrease in the anthocyanin content was observed during storage for 5 weeks. No Coliform bacteria E. coli Salmonella spp. and yeast and mould were found in all samples while the total plate counts were still accepted asconsidered for the standard set by the Ministry of Public Health. An acceptance test showed that consumers (n=100) absolutely accepted this product.

The objectives of this study were :1) to evaluate the basic information :2) to determine the operational status and problems and :3) to study the potential development guidelines for the operation of community enterprises of food processing groups in Samut Prakran Province. Samples selected by stratified random sampling technique were 112 members of community enterprises in Samut Prakran Province. These samples was drawn from the presidents of community enterprises of food processing in Samut Prakran Province which were assessed as the good level in potential operation. Data collection were done by using questionnaire technique while the data were analyzed with frequency percentage mean and standard deviation. The results revealed that the assessment of potential operation of the community enterprises of food processing groups 268 in Samut Prakran Province were at the good level of 114 the average level of 117 and the improvement level of 20. The community enterprises had strong intention to the strengthening of communities and the supportive system from the partite participation consisted of knowledge and developing budget. The overall of operational status was at a high level while the overall of operational problem was at a low level. The potential development guidelines for the operation of community enterprises of food processing groups in Samut Prakran Province were ;1) planning approach: making master plan for all sub-district ;2) organization structure approach: overall operation review with all of members ;3) personnel management approach: creating morale for work performance of personnel together ;4) marketing approach: producing products to meet market needs ;5) production approach: supporting the production knowledge by government sectors and ;6) accounting/ financial approach: making real income and expense accounts.

The purposes of this research were : 1. To study the personal factors of tourists 2. To The objective of this study was to investigate 1) personal factors of tourists 2) the decision making of purchasing One Tambon One Product (OTOP) and 3) the relationship between personal factors of tourists purchasing/ ever purchase OTOP in Nontaburi floating market and the decision making of purchasing products. Data collection were from 400 tourists in Koh Kred Floating Market Sainoi Floating Market and Wat Yaisawangarom Flaoting Market. Purposive selection used were frequency and percentage. Chi-square test and Contingency Coefficient at statistically significant level were 0.05. SPSS was used in this analysis. The result found that most tourists were women 31 - 40 years old Government officers were the most married bachelor degree and monthly income 10001 - 20000 baht. The decision making of purchasing products were from quality. Raw materials through primary processing were chosen because they were tasty. Non-alcohol drink purchase was from the benefits motivation purchase was from quality and product purchase was from indication labels. The relationship between personal factors and Thai motivation occupation related with reason of purchasing food products selling style and monthly income related with purchasing non-alcohol drinks. Educational levels related with 6 aspects except non-alcohol drinks. Marital status did not relate with purchasing One Tambon One Product in Nonthaburi Floating Market of Thai tourists at statistically significant level was 0.05.

This study aimed to investigate 1. the process of development of semi readymade mackerel chili paste. 2. to study consumer acceptance of semi readymade mackerel chili paste product. 2 groups of population were used in the study: 10 experts and 100 students of Rajamangala University of Technology Krungthep. In selecting the basic formula for standard mackerel chili paste Randomize Complete Block Design (RCBD) was used to evaluate the overall sensory quality color flavor texture and appearance. A 9-point Hedonic Scale rating found that formula 1 had the highest score. The semi readymade mackerel chili paste was made by baking mackerel by hot air at 90 80 and 70 degrees Celsius for 3 4 and 5 hours respectively. Other ingredients were baked in hot air at 65 degrees Celsius for 3 hours then mixed with dried mackerel. It was found that drying mackerel in hot air oven using to degrees Celsius for 5 hours received highest score. When the semi readymade mackerel chili paste was reconstituted the product was mixed mixed with water in proportions of 1:1 1:2 and 1:3 respectively. The 1:2 proportion resembled most standard mackerel chili paste. The semi-finished mackerel was measured in color. Chemical analysis showed protein was ash were 63.42% fat was 5.59% moisture content 4.31% moisture content 6.02% fiber content and 11.30% ash content.