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The impact of digital investments on firm's competitiveness

Volarić, Sanel - In: New business models and institutional entrepreneurs : …, (pp. 626-640). 2018

The initial significant technological investments in business automation during 60-ies and 70-ties were very soon followed by focus of both scholars and business community in defining models that depict the influence of information and communication technological (ICT) investments on different...

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Employee monitoring in the digital era : managing the impact of innovation

McParland, Cliona; Connolly, Regina - In: Proceedings of the ENTRENOVA - ENTerprise REsearch … 5 (2019) 1, pp. 548-557

The many obvious benefits that accompany digital technology have been matched by some less welcome and more contentious impacts. One of these is the steady erosion of privacy. For example monitoring and surveillance has become a fundamental part of the workplace environment, with employee...

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The impact of digitalization on business models : how IT artefacts, social media, and big data force firms to innovate their business model

Bouwman, Harry; Reuver, Mark de; Shahrokh, Nikou, - 2017

, we specifically address the impact of digitalization on business model innovation (BMI). Based on data collected from 338 … business model, we study antecedents of BM experimentation and BM innovation practices, as well as overall business performance …. We carried out four in-depth case studies of companies in which BM innovation is related to IT artefacts and more …

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Product modularization in integrated supply chains : a product life-cycle phase specific concept for effect allocation

Brylowski, Martin; Ludwig, Maximilian; Kersten, Wolfgang; … - In: Data science and innovation in supply chain management …, (pp. 25-76). 2020

Purpose: Product modularization and supply chain integration have establishedthemselves as efficient methods for complexity management, but a holistic view oftheir effects has rarely been studied. For this reason, we demonstrate a conceptwhich presents these effects along the product life-cycle...

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Enhancing B2B supply chain traceability using smart contracts and IoT

Ahmed, Mohamed; Taconet, Chantal; Ould, Mohamed; … - In: Data science and innovation in supply chain management …, (pp. 559-589). 2020

Purpose: The management of B2B supply chains that involve many stakeholders re-quires traceability processes. Those processes need to be secured. Furthermore, quality traceability data has to be transparently shared among the stakeholders. In order to improve the traceability process, we propose...

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Blockchain technology in Germany : an excerpt of real use cases in logistics industry

Bartsch, Devis; Winkler, Herwig - In: Data science and innovation in supply chain management …, (pp. 699-735). 2020

Purpose: Due to the large number of intermediaries in logistics networks there is avariety of possible failures, frictions and waste of time and money among the logisticsprocess chain. With the ability to provide data securely in near real-time, liketrack and tracing data of goods to every...

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Success factors for online food retail logistics

Beckmann, Anne; Kleineidam, Julia; Straube, Frank - In: Data science and innovation in supply chain management …, (pp. 852-873). 2020

Purpose: While e-commerce in general has been growing rapidly for years, food e-commerce is lagging behind in Germany. The common approach of using traditional logistics systems and fulfilment concepts does not lead to long-term success. Con-sidering this problem, success factors are needed as a...

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A holistic digitalization KPI framework for the aerospace industry

Krol, Felix; Saeed, Muhammad Amad; Kersten, Wolfgang - In: Data science and innovation in supply chain management …, (pp. 798-847). 2020

Purpose: The aerospace supply chain is characterized by a high degree of small andmedium-sized suppliers. To stay competitive, suppliers are facing high pressures todigitalize their business but have limited resources available. Furthermore, aerospacesuppliers lack a framework to measure their...

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Impact of notification time on risk mitigation in inland waterway transport

Gast, Johannes; Wehrle, Rebecca; Wiens, Marcus; … - In: Data science and innovation in supply chain management …, (pp. 247-278). 2020

Purpose: Transport infrastructures form the backbone of today's interconnected real economy. Interruptions in the availability of these critical infrastructures occur, among other things, due to maintenance operations. Since companies and Supply Chains are dependent on planning security, an...

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Blockchain technology : integration in supply chain processes

Gürpinar, Tan; Harre, Sophie; Henke, Michael; Saleh, Farah - In: Data science and innovation in supply chain management …, (pp. 153-185). 2020

Purpose: Supply chain networks face an increasing demand to integrate globally distributedcustomers and suppliers. As supply chain processes are deemed to lack sufficienttransparency and security, blockchain solutions are piloted to offer an IT infrastructurecovering these needs. This paper aims...

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