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ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN THE INFORMATION SOCIETY

2015

Entrepreneurship started to be recognized during the French monarch Louis XIV who stated that "the bourgeois and the craftsmen will become the artisans of richness". Several national and international institutions whose main activity was the study of environment and entrepreneurial behavior defined the entrepreneurship in the following manner: "An entrepreneur is a person who, based on certain contractual clauses and conditions, undertakes to execute for another person and organizations, various works (industrial, constructions, etc.) in the exchange of a previously established reward".

entrepreneurship economic performance entrepreneur innovation financial risks information societyRevista Economica
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Marketing strategy, social responsibility, and value chain in the agri-food system

2020

The agri-food sector has changed significantly over the years, moving from a simple production system to a more and more industrialized one. For agents/operators involved in this sector, ensuring product quality and environmental externalities has become the key point to gaining a competitive advantage. In this context, corporate social responsibility (CSR) fits perfectly. This study analyzes the influence of CSR practices on the economic performance of a random sample of 130 agri-food companies in Italy. The results of an analysis of multiple linear regression models show that the economic performance (measured through value added and income) of agri-food enterprises seems to be influenced…

Business competitivenebusiness.industrylcsh:Plant cultureHorticulturebusiness competitiveness; creation of value; economic performanceMarketing strategyEconomic performanceChain (algebraic topology)Value (economics)Food systemslcsh:SB1-1110BusinessMarketingCreation of valueSocial responsibility
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Integrated Administration of the Organizations Informational Resources

2007

Organizations grow and develop continuosly and information volume grows in the same rythm, which makes from improvement or changing the old counting systems an imperative. More and more companies, instead of continuing to invest in small applications choose integrated informational solutions, which are adapted to the user’s daily needsfrom, all decisional levels. Although apparently profitable from the costs point of view, small applications assure only the simple economical solutions between clients, partners, furnisors, and employees. For high business volume companies, this kind of applications become useless in a short time, fact that involves extra sustained investitions

organization management informatic solution data volume information system benefit and economic performances.Informatica Economica
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