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How Do B2b Patterns Shape Ios Application Capabilities - the Moderating Effect on it Capability Building

Zhu, Shuting; Tripathi, Arvind; Zhong, Weijun - 2021

In recent years, a growing number of B2B e-businesses are adopting inter-organizational information systems (IOS). IOS enable and facilitate sharing of IT resources and capabilities between two or more organizations. Scholars also agree that information technology (IT) recourses and capabilities...

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Primary Vendor Capabilities In A Mediated Outsourcing Model : Can It Service Providers Leverage Crowdsourcing?

Nevo, Dorit; Kotlarsky, Julia - 2021

Crowdsourcing platforms that attract a large pool of potential workforce allow organizations to reduce permanent staff levels. However managing this “human cloud” requires new management models and skills. Therefore, Information Technology (IT) service providers engaging in crowdsourcing...

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Are liberated companies a concrete application of Sen's capability approach?

Sferrazzo, Roberta; Ruffini, Renato - 2021

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Chapter 6 Cooperative Capabilities

Pittz, Thomas G.; Intindola, Melissa L. - In: Scaling social innovation through cross-sector social …, (pp. 49-58). 2021

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Higher education in the fight against poverty from the capabilities approach: The case of Spain

Sanz, Roberto; Peris, José Alfredo; Escámez, Juan - In: Journal of Innovation & Knowledge (JIK) 2 (2017) 2, pp. 53-66

argued in favour of the human capabilities approach as a more adequate option for development, from a theoretical … Education, structured around central topics of the capabilities approach, to empower citizenship with such objective. The … and communities; (3) the learning by the university community of the values in the capabilities approach; (4) the option …

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Poverty's deconstruction: Beyond the visible

Bhaumik, Sumon Kumar; Gang, Ira N.; Yun, Myeong-Su - 2017

In contrast to his contribution to other areas, Shubhashis Gangopadhyay's contributions to our understanding of poverty are often thought of as indirect consequences of the main themes of his work. Yet in more than 15 published papers Gangopadhyay directly takes on poverty, including its...

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Impacts of Information Technology on Mass Customization Capability of Manufacturing Plants

Peng, Xiaosong (David); Liu, Gensheng Jason; Heim, … - 2017

Purpose – The impact of information technology (IT) on mass customization (MC) capability has been implied in the literature but seldom subjected to empirical examination. This study theoretically relates four types of IT applications with MC capability and empirically examines these...

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Capability Approach : A Formal Introduction

Leon, Dorian - 2017

The capability approach has been made operable and an example is the Human Development Index and the Multidimensional Poverty Index (Dotter & Klasen, 2014). However, its operable nature in the field of evaluation of specific dimension such as education, gender and poverty from a diffuse...

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A Reliability-Based Capability Approach

Tabandeh, Armin; Gardoni, Paolo; Murphy, Colleen - 2017

This paper proposes a rigorous mathematical approach, named a Reliability-based Capability Approach (RCA), to quantify the societal impact of a hazard. The starting point of the RCA is a capability approach in which capabilities refer to the genuine opportunities open to individuals to achieve...

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The Capabilities Driving Participation in Global Value Chains

Pathikonda, Vilas G. - 2017

Global value chains have altered the nature of global trade and offer significant opportunities for developing countries to expand exports, access technology, and raise productivity. Policy makers rightly seek to understand what it takes to participate in global value chains. In practice, this...

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