Category: Business, Management and Accounting

Consumers like AI banking benefits but worry about trust and data safety
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in Business, Management and Accounting
Research examining consumer adaptation to AI banking technologies through mixed methods reveals positive sentiment toward functional benefits alongside concerns about data security and trust.
Reusable packaging options ranked highest in automotive logistics
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in Business, Management and Accounting
Discover sustainable packaging alternatives for automotive logistics using advanced grey incidence analysis, balancing economic, technical, and environmental priorities across manufacturer.
GVC participation is linked to higher firm innovation in Vietnam
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in Business, Management and Accounting
Microeconomic evidence on global value chain participation and firm innovation in Vietnam, 2005-2023, examining effects across firm heterogeneity using probit regression with instrumental variables.
Framework links green skills education with sustainable supply chains
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in Business, Management and Accounting
Explore an industry-education partnership framework for developing green skills in sustainable supply chains, addressing curriculum gaps and competency misalignments.
Political connections are linked to lower corporate innovation
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in Business, Management and Accounting
Study reveals how political connections paradoxically inhibit innovation in Chinese firms, with governance structures and dynamic capabilities serving as critical mitigating factors.
Green finance is linked to stronger bank sustainability in Pakistan
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in Business, Management and Accounting
Empirical analysis of green finance dimensions and sustainable performance in Pakistani banking sector using structural equation modeling 2018-2022.
Digitalisation was linked to higher efficiency in logistics companies
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in Business, Management and Accounting
Quantitative study examines digitalization impacts on logistics company efficiency in northwestern Croatia, finding positive effects on warehouse operations, costs, and productivity.
Explorative industrial Internet linked to open green innovation
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in Business, Management and Accounting
Study reveals how explorative industrial Internet adoption drives open green innovation in manufacturing through value co-creation, advanced technology, and strategic resource allocation.
Chinese physicians showed four responses to clinical pathways
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in Business, Management and Accounting
Study reveals Chinese physicians employ diverse strategies to clinical pathways, balancing standardization with professional autonomy through ignoring, coercing, decoupling, and embracing responses.
Social enterprises build supply chain resilience differently
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in Business, Management and Accounting
Conceptualisation of supply chain resilience in social enterprises addressing food insecurity, examining distinctive resilience mechanisms and cross-sector networking practices.