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ผลลัพธ์ 41-50 จากทั้งหมด 132
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2013Applying combined technology acceptance model and the theory of planned behavior to study effect of intention to play online gameSarunya Lertputtarak; Krit Jarinto; Teetut Tresirichod; Graduate School of Commerce
2014The analysis of the opinions of service users of the hotel and resort in Bangsaen regionSarunya Lertputtarak; Pongprom Chanklieng; Graduate School of Commerce
2015The public sectors' promotion to the creation of innovative products and servicesBanpot Wiroonratch; Somsak Suwansukkul; Srisuda Attawachara; Graduate School of Commerce
2014The factor in the ideally qualified factor of engineering profession affecting a tendency towards demand of industrial employment in Amata City Industrial Estate, Chon Buri, after the ASEAN free trade areaNopadon Detprasert; Parisa Jitjaroon; Graduate School of Commerce
2015Applying combined technology acceptance model and the theory of planned behavior to study effect of intention to play casual online gameSarunya Lerdputtarak; Teetut Tresirichod; Graduate School of Commerce
2012Factors affection the decision to choose entry mode to Thai market by Chinese consulting firms based on the application of Uppsala modelKrit Jarinto; Huang Dongjiang; Graduate School of Commerce
2015A concept of Australia retirement village and a new approach for real estate industry in ThailandSupasit Leartbuasin; Juntima Potisarattana; Graduate School of Commerce
2013Curriculum improvement and development for teaching Thai language to Russian people: A case study of Pattaya Language Center (PLC) in ChonburiNopadol Dejprasert; Sophis Panprasong; Graduate School of Commerce
2012The relationship between consumer behavior and factors influencing consumers in purchasing a house in Rayong.Adisak Chandprapalert; Suthasinee Susiva; Teera Tangsongcharoen; Graduate School of Commerce
2013Aging society segmentationSuchonnee Matiyotin; Graduate School of Commerce

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