This study examines how and when information technology (IT), a strategic resource that fosters organizational knowledge capacities, underpins corporate social responsibility (CSR) to achieve competitive advantages. We posit that IT complements and supports CSR in the form of technology-enabled...

While venture capital firms are increasingly relying on recommendation models in investment decisions, existing startup recommendation models fail to consider the uniqueness of venture capital context, including two-sided matching between investing and investee firms and a lack of information...

Background: For the benefits of advance care planning to be realised during a hospital admission, the treating team must have accurate knowledge of the law pertaining to implementation of advance care directives (ACDs) and substitute decision making.Aims: To determine in a sample of Junior...

Innovative users can not only generate ideas for new products, but also self-select whether to share their ideas with peers or producers. Different innovative users have different degree of lead userness, and their ideas are usually rooted in tacit need-related knowledge. Because it has been...

Knowledge management is a process or a tool through which organization or institution creates, organizes, stores, disseminates and applies knowledge to achieve its ultimate objective of growth and development. Knowledge management plays a role in the increasing organizational effectiveness to...

Knight Foundation’s historic $50 million investments in 2019, aimed at accelerating a new field of research at the intersection of technology and democracy, have shown encouraging early signs. This report examines progress among the major research institutions that were funded, considers how...

The study states that ecological economics is a synthesis of traditional neoclassical economics and resource economics combined with technological, social, and philosophical assessments of environmental impact. The author proposed to consider in the focus of ESG the sustainable management of the...

Billions of people across the globe use social media to acquire and share information. A large and growing body of research examines how consuming online content affects what people know. The present research investigates a complementary, yet previously unstudied question: how might sharing...

Purpose – To investigate the relationship between artificial intelligence strategy (AIS), creativity-oriented HRM (CHRM), and knowledge-sharing quality (KSQ). At individual and organisational levels, this paper measures also the innovative work behaviour (IIWB) and effective performance (OEP)...

The production, distribution and availability of vaccines to combat the COVID-19 pandemic are all impacted by the international rules of knowledge governance. These rules include patents, trade secrets and health and efficacy regulatory approval processes. This article discusses how these...