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2019 •
Rim Jallouli
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ICMAPRANE 2018 - INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON MANAGEMENT PRACTICES FOR THE NEW (DIGITAL) ECONOMY
Jitender Sharma
Dear Sir/Madam Greetings of the day! Wishes for a Grand and Safe Diwali and other festivals. I wish to bring to your notice about the third international conference ICMAPRANE on the theme Management Practices for the New (Digital) Economy 2018 (ICMAPRANE 2018) on 9-10 February 2018 to be held at Jaipuria Institute of Management, Noida, India. The previous two international conferences ICROSMOS 2017 and ICMAPRANE 2017 organized by the institute were great success and were participated by participants from different continents and countries in large numbers. Participants had a highly positive feedback about the quality of deliberations and papers presented during the conference and had all praise for arrangements made by the organizers. Conference details, author guidelines and conference brochure can be downloaded from the conference website www.jaipuria.ac.in/icmaprane2018/ . For hard/soft copy of the brochure, undersigned may be approached over mail. Kindly note that last date for extended abstract submission is 31st October 2017 and same can be sent to the email id: icmaprane2018@jaipuria.ac.in . Please send your abstract by this date. Full paper may be submitted by 30 November 2017. I request you to send your research papers for the conference. You will find it a worth experience and will also get a chance of publication of your paper in good referred journals associated with the conference.
Digital Entrepreneurship
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Mathew Hughes
This open access book explores the global challenges and experiences related to digital entrepreneurial activities, using carefully selected examples from leading companies and economies that shape world business today and tomorrow. Digital entrepreneurship and the companies steering it have an enormous global impact; they promise to transform the business world and change the way we communicate with each other. These companies use digitalization and artificial intelligence to enhance the quality of decisions and augment their business and customer operations. This book demonstrates how cloud services are continuing to evolve; how cryptocurrencies are traded in the banking industry; how platforms are created to commercialize business, and how, taken together, these developments provide new opportunities in the digitalized era. Further, it discusses a wide range of digital factors changing the way businesses operate, including artificial intelligence, chatbots, voice search, augmente...
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2017 •
Iva Bubanja, Marijana Vidas-Bubanja
Modern business environment changes under the influence of the second wave of disruptive digital technologies such as mobile applications, social networks, cloud computing, big data analytics and Internet of things. The specificity of these digital innovations defined as The Fourth industrial revolution is that they bring about changes in the complete industry sectors becoming in this way a key condition for further competitive business operations in the global market. This paper analyses the contribution of new digital technologies to economic growth of national economies and higher productivity and competitiveness of companies. In order to maintain competitiveness level, modern enterprises have to start the process of digital transformation that requires new organization models, redesigned business processes and new ways of communication with partners and customers. According to some authors this is the biggest transformation in business the world has seen in over a century. The untapped potential here really is enormous and it represents big challenge for all industries and national economies. EU experiences in the development of digital entrepreneurship are analyzed, as well as challenges of digital change in domestic companies. Keywords: Information-communication technology, Growth, Productivity, Innovation, Competitiveness.
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The organizational structure is basic and essential for an organization to fulfill its goal. The organizational structure is about how people in an organization can coordinate through complexity, formalization and centralization in order to fulfill its goal. Part of generation Y (or the millennial generation) specially by year of birth from 1990 is a generation that will play a major role in the future because in less than 10 years from now this generation will enter the age that allows to produce work that can have a positive impact to human life. This paper is based on a collection of previous research on the study of the generation Y characteristics who in turn were associated with the study of the organizational structure. The purpose of this paper is to explain in general the suitable organizational structure for generation Y (or the millennial generation) as a creative generation. The method used in this paper is to collect and analyze relevant secondary data (literature revie...
2020 •
Foteini Psarra
The advancement of the internet in recent years is undeniable, as well as the use of social networks impact on consumer behavior. Thus, this article aims to analyze some publications of academic papers that relate consumer behavior to social networks, published in the main Brazilian journals, from 2004 to 2017, at AnAPAD. To meet this objective, a bibliographic research was conducted with a quantitative approach in which it was possible to select articles related to the topic. The data collection was done through 90 works found, of which only 9 are related to the theme, which represents 10% of the total. For the analysis of the articles, we used a form with 16 variables ranging from the year of publication, authoring number, research methodology to the presence of words in the title and in the keywords. The results indicate that the most published anal was in the EnPAD with 66,6%, that São Paulo (33,3%) was the state that had the largest publications, the majority (88,8%) of article...
