David King Boison

5 days ago | myjoyonline.com | David King Boison

This policy paper outlines a strategic framework for overcoming the barriers and leveraging the enablers for the adoption of Integrated ISO Management Systems (IMS) in service industries. In consolidating ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO/IEC 27001, and ISO 45001 into a cohesive management system, service-based organisations can enhance operational excellence, lower risk, and drive sustainable growth.

6 days ago | myjoyonline.com | David King Boison

In today’s complex and interconnected business environment, service organisations face mounting pressure to comply with multiple ISO standards such as ISO/IEC 27001 (Information Security), ISO 14001 (Environmental Management), ISO 45001 (Occupational Health & Safety), and ISO 9001 (Quality Management). Research by PwC (2020) indicates that over 70% of service organisations report significant operational challenges and redundancies when managing these standards separately.

1 week ago | theghanareport.com | Grace Tsotsoo Quaye |David King Boison

The morning sun poured through the cracked windows of St. Mary’s Primary School in the Upper East Region of Ghana, casting golden streaks across the worn concrete floor. The wooden desks, chipped and weathered by years of use, were neatly arranged in rows. In one corner of the room, a single solar-powered charging station buzzed softly, feeding life into a set of modest tablets that had become the school’s most prized possessions.

2 weeks ago | modernghana.com | David King Boison

More than six decades after political independence swept across the African continent, many African states still grapple with a fundamental dilemma: how to govern in a way that reflects the will, culture, and aspirations of their people while resisting external domination. The early euphoria of independence soon gave way to fragile states, cyclical coups, externally engineered democracies, and governance structures that remain deeply entangled in the legacies of colonial administration.

2 weeks ago | modernghana.com | Iddrisu Awudu |David King Boison

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is redefining the foundations of global economies, governance, industries, and social structures. In 2024, McKinsey Global Institute reported that AI could contribute up to $13 trillion to the global economy by 2030, boosting global GDP by about 1.2% annually (Bughin et al., 2018).