The purposes of this study were to investigate 1) population factors 2) behavior of service users 3) opinions on marketing mix 4) compare the consumer behavior classified by their demographic factors and 5) compare their opinions on marketing mix classified by their demographic factors. The sample group of the users of badminton court of White House was 412 people who were asked to respond to a questionnaire designed to collect the research data. The data analysis applied frequency distribution tables percentage mean standard deviation and inference statistical data. It was found that the consumers decided to use the court service at White House Badminton court more than 6 times with the individual three hours of each use and with usually groups of two. Mostly reasons for using the service were for being healthy and most users brought their own equipment. They normally rented or bought the equipment and other things such as the badminton rackets socks or water at the court. The Marketing mix affecting the decision-making behavior of choosing to use the White House badminton court was the standard of the equipment for its acceptable price. In term of the distribution channel it was found that the users appreciated convenient parking facilities. For the promotion of marketing it was found that the advertisements were interesting and came in a variety of ways. In terms of People Marketing the service efficiency was found to have encouraging personality and in terms of the physical characteristics it was found that the use of the service was appropriate and the service process was quickly delivered in time.

This research aims to study the relationship between profitability including gross margin operating margin net profit margin Return on Total Assets and Return on Equity and the SET index and dividends. The information is collected from the listed companies on the Market for Alternative Investment (MAI). The data comes from the financial statements and the annual reports of 28 companies with profit with no consecutive loss for more than 3 years and a top-five maximum registered capital of each business category during 2013 – 2017 with the accounting circle starting from 1 January – 31 December of each year. The statistics used for data analysis are descriptive statistical analysis. The secondary data is analyzed in the form of arithmetic mean (Mean) Maximum Minimum and Standard Deviation to describe the characteristics of the Pearsons Correlation Coefficient Sample Analysis. The ratio that represents each group is then analyzed by Multiple Regression Analysis to find the relation with the stock price index and dividends. The results show that profitability including the profit margin Return on Total Assets and Return on Equity has the relationship with stock price index and dividend at 99% confidence level.

This research aims to study the achievement evaluation of CPD program for accountants as required the Department of Business Development. The data were collected from a sample of 200 accountants in Bangkok area who registered with the Federation of Accounting Professions using questionnaire and individual interview. The statistics used for data analysis were Percentage Mean and Standard Deviation. The research found that the respondents were mostly female half of them were 31-40 years old and over 20 years of working experiences and completed a bachelors degree in accounting mostly married status and average salary was 20001-30000 baht per month thus higher than the minimum standard (15000 baht per month). The respondents was rated to be most appropriate as a whole including Lecturer Training Method and Training Curriculum (4.28 points average). In addition the achievement was at a high level (3.84 points average). The curriculum was utilized at the moderate level (3.33 points average). Finally the knowledge utilization was utilized namely in practice 79.50 percent the knowledge transfer to the colleagues 11 percent and the others 5.00 percent and unutilized 4.50 percent.

This research aims to study the readiness of graduates to match the labor market and the development of graduates to adapt and develop themselves to meet the policy of Thailand 4.0 by quantitative study. The quantitative method was used by the Faculty of Business Administration. Establishment A total of 20 establishments. The statistics used for data analysis were Frequency Percentage Mean. The research found that the surveyed enterprises were divided into private government and state enterprises. There are 7 government agencies 33.3% 11 enterprises 52.4% and 14.3% of state enterprises. There are 61.90476 and the duration of the establishment is 0-11 years. The availability of students for cooperative education is 3.4762 at the moderate level. The average score of 3.5218 was moderate. The overall composition of computer languages and programs is also the current popular SQL and Photoshop languages of the establishments. Findings from research on the readiness of graduate production. Of the Faculty of Business Administration Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon to support the move to Thailand 4.0 the current technology has changed dramatically. The curriculum and the academic development should be in line with the changes. Students should always develop themselves.

This study is to investigate the relationship between strategic management accounting implementation and managerial performance by collecting data from 87 managers of autoparts manufacturing in Thailand by using a questionnaire as an instrument. Using simple regression as analytical method The results of this study indicated strategic management accounting implementation had positive relationships with managerial performance. Meanwhile self efficacy and information literacy positively declined the relationship between strategic management accounting implementation and managerial performance. In summary strategic management accounting implementation had positive impact on managerial performance. Therefore manager should give priority and use the data from management accounting to plan controlling and decision in process for success in managerial performance.