In the vibrant streets of Accra, where traditional markets meet modern malls, the demand for quick and reliable delivery services was ever-growing. Amidst this backdrop, "Adinkra Logistics" was born, a startup with a vision to redefine delivery services for local businesses in Ghana's capital. Founded by Kwabena Mensah, a young entrepreneur with a background in both technology and logistics, Adinkra Logistics aimed to stand out in a saturated market. Kwabena believed that the key to this differentiation lay in harnessing the power of advanced Information Systems (IS). He started an innovative IS platform know as YabaGH. YabaGH became a game-changer. It offered real-time tracking, allowing businesses and customers to monitor their deliveries at every stage. This transparency reduced anxieties associated with lost or delayed items and instilled a sense of trust in the company's clientele. But Adinkra didn't stop there. Recognizing the popularity and convenience of mobile money platforms in Ghana, YabaGH was integrated with these payment systems. This move eliminated the need for cash-on-delivery, reducing transaction times and potential disputes. One of the standout features of YabaGH is its ability to analyze Accra's intricate traffic patterns. By processing vast amounts of data, the system could predict bottlenecks and suggest optimal routes. This not only ensured faster deliveries but also reduced fuel consumption, aligning with Adinkra's commitment to sustainability. The results were evident. The strategic deployment of the IS led to a surge in customer loyalty, with a 40% increase in retention rates. Moreover, the company's revenue swelled by 25%, a testament to the system's impact on operational efficiency and customer satisfaction. New partnerships were forged, with businesses eager to leverage Adinkra's tech-driven delivery solutions, opening up diverse revenue streams for the startup. Adinkra Logistics, with its YabaGH platform an innovative IS, had set a new gold standard in the logistics domain of Ghana. Question: Drawing from the success of Adinkra Logistics, analyze five (5) strategic business objectives of Information Systems for both emerging and established business in Ghana.