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Elektroniskās komercijas patērētāju uzvedību ietekmējošie faktori Latvijā

2022

FAKTORI, KAS IETEKMĒ PATĒRĒTĀJU UZVEDĪBU ELEKTRONISKĀS TIRDZNIECĪBAS LATVIJĀ

Ekonomikae-commerce
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An analysis of e-business adoption and its impact on relational quality in travel agency–supplier relationships

2010

Abstract This study analyzes how managers of retail travel agencies perceive the antecedents and consequences of adopting e-business in their supplier relationships. A comprehensive model integrating its antecedents and relational effects is developed and empirically tested using SEM. The study surveyed 101 travel agents in Spain. Research findings indicate that customer pressure has a strong influence on e-communication practices. E-communication with the travel agency's supplier and the pressure exerted by the sector are the main antecedents for e-procurement. Effects of e-business on relational quality are contradictory. E-procurement influences negatively on trust. Conversely, e-communi…

Electronic businessbusiness.industryStrategy and ManagementSupply chainmedia_common.quotation_subjectTransportationE-commerceDevelopmentPurchasingTourism Leisure and Hospitality ManagementAgency (sociology)NormativeQuality (business)MarketingbusinessReciprocity (cultural anthropology)media_commonTourism Management
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SMEs' Growth Heterogeneity - Evidence from Regional Developments

2014

Previous empirical research on small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) frequently struggled with the extreme heterogeneity of these frms. We scrutinise one major source of this heterogeneity: SMEs' growth development. Based on a large dataset of French, Italian, UK and US firms between 2000 and 2008, we find that SMEs fall in two categories in all countries: One large group of firms that display only slow growth and one much smaller group that actively seek strong growth. We show that the growth factors particularly of the slowly-growing firms vary strongly between the countries. European SMEs differ mainly in the growth effects of their ownership structures. US firms set themselves apart…

Empirical researchCommerceCapital (economics)Economic geographyBusinesssmall and medium-sized enterprises SMEs growth analysis system-GMM estimationLarge groupSlow growthGrowth developmentInternational Journal of Business Administration
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Risk management in offshore outsourcing of software production using the ICT-supported unified process model: A cross-case study

2008

Successful execution of ICT-supported unified process of offshore outsourcing (ICT-SUPOO) of software development can offer various important benefits. However, ICT-SUPOO of software development is very complex and risky, and often fails. Almost no empirical studies are available on the risk factors that affect the ICT-SUPOO. The objective of this study is to investigate the key risk factors associated with ICT-SUPOO, understand how they create risks, and how the risks can be alleviated. We carry out a multiple case study from both of the vendorpsilas and clientpsilas sites, where professionals with extensive experience in managing offshore outsourcing of software development were interview…

Empirical researchCommerceRisk analysis (engineering)business.industryOffshore outsourcingSoftware developmentbusinessBusiness risksRisk managementKnowledge process outsourcingOutsourcingUnified ProcessPICMET '08 - 2008 Portland International Conference on Management of Engineering & Technology
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Engagement

2012

Engagement[SHS.SOCIO] Humanities and Social Sciences/Sociologycommerce équitable
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Innovation in Traditional Food Products

2016

International audience; Innovation is widely accepted as one of the keys to being successful. However, companies can innovate and still fail if markets fail to accept the innovation. In most cases, the acceptance of an innovation depends on the innovation itself and also on the product to which it is applied. In this chapter acceptance of different innovations in traditional food products is investigated, thus focusing on the definition of the "traditional" and "innovation" concepts from the consumer's perspective. Qualitative and quantitative approaches are combined to better understand and predict the possibilities of success when applying different generic and specific innovations in tra…

Engineering030309 nutrition & dieteticsInnovation managementtraditional food producttraditional imageproduct positioning03 medical and health sciences0404 agricultural biotechnologyProduct (category theory)Marketingconsumer acceptanceFood market2. Zero hungertraditional food0303 health sciences[SHS.SOCIO]Humanities and Social Sciences/Sociologybusiness.industryProduct innovationsmall and medium enterprise04 agricultural and veterinary sciencescommerce040401 food scienceinnovationfood productsfood innovationsqualitative and quantitative approachesFood products[SHS.GESTION]Humanities and Social Sciences/Business administrationSmall and medium-sized enterprisesbusiness[SDV.AEN]Life Sciences [q-bio]/Food and Nutrition
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E-commerce entrepreneurship as a national priority: the case of Thailand

2008

Thailand has been one of the most successful developing countries. This progress came to a sudden halt in 1997 when the Asian financial crisis hit this country. Thailand responded by creating a favourable environment for business incubation as a high priority at the national government level. The purpose of this paper is to provide an overview of the steps taken by the Thai government to encourage e-commerce entrepreneurship as a key component of its successful reaction to the economic crisis of 1997 and e-service as a source for its future national competitiveness.

EntrepreneurshipEconomic growthGovernmentNational governmentbusiness.industryManagement of Technology and InnovationStrategy and ManagementFinancial crisisEconomicsDeveloping countryE-commercebusinessThe Service Industries Journal
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Entrepreneurship and Resilience in Spanish Sports Clubs: A Cluster Analysis.

2021

Entrepreneurial orientation can be an effective response by sports clubs to manage a recession, such as the COVID-19 crisis. Therefore, its study can be fundamental to understand different ways of managing a recession. This study analyzes the entrepreneurial orientation of Spanish non-profit sports clubs to identify different groups and their profiles. The sample is composed of 145 Spanish non-profit sports clubs. Different validated scales have been used to analyze entrepreneurial orientation, business model adaptation, service quality, and economic and social performance (performance in social impact and performance in social causes). Entrepreneurial orientation is the variable used to di…

EntrepreneurshipHealth Toxicology and Mutagenesismedia_common.quotation_subjectEntrepreneurial orientationBusiness modelentrepreneurial orientationRecessionArticlebusiness model adaptationsports clubssport management0502 economics and businessCluster AnalysisHumansMarketingmedia_commonSARS-CoV-205 social sciencesRPublic Health Environmental and Occupational HealthCommerceEntrepreneurshipCOVID-19ProactivityMedicineCorporate social responsibility050211 marketingBusinessPsychological resilienceSport management050203 business & managementperformanceInternational journal of environmental research and public health
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Measuring Brand Value: The Case of Romanian Public Traded Companies

2018

Abstract Today most of the world's products benefit from a huge success because of a big brand. If in the past this was the case for the luxury industry where the power of branding it's reaching the consumer in the most impactful way. First by the mystery surrounding the brand, then by keeping the consumer as loyal as possible, the result being huge revenues for this brands, for, eg. LVMH, the largest group by revenue. But things are no longer the same, today the power of branding and huge revenues moved to another industry flourished, tech industry, where companies like Apple, Google, Facebook, Amazon, dominate their sectors benefiting from a strong brand name.

Entrepreneurshipintangible assetsSocial PsychologyHF5001-6182Economics Econometrics and Finance (miscellaneous)CorporationPower (social and political)0502 economics and businessRevenuegoodwillBusinessBrand equityComputingMilieux_MISCELLANEOUS050208 financeevaluationBrand namesRomanian05 social scienceslanguage.human_languageCommercebrand valueGoodwillComputerApplications_GENERALlanguageBusiness Management and Accounting (miscellaneous)050211 marketingBusinesscorporationStudies in Business and Economics
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Environmental and digital innovation in food: The role of digital food hubs in the creation of sustainable local agri-food systems.

2022

This document is based on the study of what a local digital food hub is. Topics such as the sustainability of agri-food systems, de-agrarianization and the causes related to them are covered, but also such principles as “shared value”, useful for improving the competitiveness of a company as well as the economical and social conditions within the communities in which it operates. In addition to these discussions, an excursus is created on the actual developments of the models ranging from “field to table”, with the new possibilities obtained from modern types of distribution networks, particularly focusing on Food Hubs and the first reasons for the validity of the system. Having explained t…

EuropeEnvironmental EngineeringItalyFoodCommerceEnvironmental ChemistryFood traditionTerritoryPollutionWaste Management and DisposalThe Science of the total environment
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