Factors Affecting the Success of Reducing Document Copies of License Applicants under the Arms Control Act B.E. 2530 of the Department of the Defense Industry

Abstract

This research article aimed to compare the success in reducing photocopies among license applicants under the Arms Control Act B.E. 2530, classified by personal factors, and to study the level of success in reducing photocopies among license applicants under the Arms Control Act B.E. 2530. The study employed quantitative research methods. The sample group consisted of 355 license applicants under the Arms Control Act B.E. 2530.
A questionnaire was used as the research instrument for data collection. The statistical tools used for data analysis included mean, standard deviation, t-test, and F-test (One-Way ANOVA).

The research results revealed that, when comparing success in reducing photocopies among license applicants under the Arms Control Act B.E. 2530, classified by personal factors, there were significant differences at the .05 and .01 levels for age, license application status, and duration of contact with the Defense Industry Department. Overall, the level of success in reducing photocopies among license applicants under the Arms Control Act B.E. 2530 was the highest across all aspects. When ranked from the highest to the lowest mean scores, the order was as follows: personnel, public relations, information management, and resources.