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Samuel Musungwini

Samuel Musungwini (PhD) is a lecturer at Midlands State University, in the Department of Information and Marketing Sciences. He holds a PhD in Information Systems from University of South Africa (UNISA), a Post Graduate Diploma in Tertiary education from Midlands State University, a Bachelor of Science Honours Degree in Information Systems from Midlands State University, a Master Science Degree in Information Systems Management from Midlands State University. He is a founding member of the Zimbabwe Conference on Information Technology (ZCICT). He is a member of the ZIMCHE physical assessment for facilities and resources checklist for academic programs. He has contributed to the 2019 Technology Transfer Workshop (Intellectual property (IP)) at Gweru Polytechnic. He is a published author who has published research articles in Scopus indexed journals and non-Scopus indexed journals. He has also attended and presented at a number of international conferences (ICT4D, Springer and Elsevier organised)

Publications

Harnessing ICTs to Revolutionise Recruitment and Retention and Navigating an Era of Transformation and a Volatile Labour Force in a Developing Context
Harnessing ICTs to Revolutionise Recruitment and Retention and Navigating an Era of Transformation and a Volatile Labour Force in a Developing Context
Samuel Musungwini, Debrah Tewera, Linnet Musungwini. © 2025. 34 pages.
In the rapidly evolving landscape of the developing world, businesses are grappling with the dual challenges of transforming their workforce management practices and navigating...
Contemporary Agriculture Marketing Strategies for Smallholder Farmers in a Developing Context: Echoes From Zimbabwe
Contemporary Agriculture Marketing Strategies for Smallholder Farmers in a Developing Context: Echoes From Zimbabwe
Samuel Musungwini, Yvonne Madongonda, Hope Hogo. © 2024. 26 pages.
For millions of people in developing nations, the agriculture industry is essential to their livelihoods, economic growth, and food security. It does, however, confront several...
Emerging ICT Technologies for Agriculture, Training, and Capacity Building for Farmers in Developing Countries: A Case Study in Zimbabwe
Emerging ICT Technologies for Agriculture, Training, and Capacity Building for Farmers in Developing Countries: A Case Study in Zimbabwe
Samuel Musungwini, Petros Venganai Gavai, Briget Munyoro, Anyway Chare. © 2023. 19 pages.
This chapter explores the use of emerging ICT technologies for agriculture in Zimbabwe, a developing country in sub-Saharan Africa. It investigates the concept of ICT...
Mixed Reality in Confronting Consumer Security and Privacy Issues in Digital Marketing: Integrating the Best of Both Worlds for Better Interaction With Users
Mixed Reality in Confronting Consumer Security and Privacy Issues in Digital Marketing: Integrating the Best of Both Worlds for Better Interaction With Users
Mercy Dube, Samuel Musungwini, Edward Mudzimba, Noreen Watyoka. © 2023. 15 pages.
The developments in technology have presented many opportunities as well as threats to businesses in interacting with their customers. Mixed reality (MR) technology is one of...
Inclusive Digital Transformation for the Marginalized Communities in a Developing Context
Inclusive Digital Transformation for the Marginalized Communities in a Developing Context
Samuel Musungwini, Petros Venganayi Gavai, Samuel Simbarashe Furusa, Raviro Gumbo. © 2022. 28 pages.
This chapter looks at Zimbabwe, a developing country in Sub-Saharan Africa that aspires to reach an upper-middle-income economy by 2030 through digital inclusiveness. Digital...
A Strategy for the Digitalization of Marginalized Communities
A Strategy for the Digitalization of Marginalized Communities
Samuel Simbarashe Furusa, Samuel Musungwini, Petros Venganayi Gavai, Melody Maseko. © 2022. 23 pages.
The chapter explores the concept of digitalization and digital technology and its importance. The research is based on a systematic literature review, which analyzed articles on...