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The impact of digital transformation on corporate supply chain management : evidence from listed companies

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Before the era of digitalization : the transformation of a shareholders' corporation to a stakeholders' corporation

Milovidov, Vladimir; Bochkova, Yulia - In: Corporate governance in Russia : quo vadis?, (pp. 15-23). 2021

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Corporate digital transformation and financialization : evidence from Chinese listed firms

Wu, Kai; Lu, Yufei - In: Finance research letters 57 (2023), pp. 1-8

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Digital transformation and firm performance : a case study on China's listed companies in 2009-2020

Chen, Chuanglian; Zhang, Yi; Wang, Shudan - In: Digital economy and sustainable development 1 (2023) 1, pp. 1-16

Based on a panel fixed effect model, our paper explores the impact of digital transformation on the operation efficiency of Chinese A-share listed enterprises during 2009-2020. It conducts related robustness tests, mechanism analysis, and heterogeneity analysis to provide a comprehensive...

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Digitalization and corporate social responsibility : a case study of the Moroccan auto insurance sector

Abdallah-Ou-Moussa, Soukaina; Wynn, Martin George; … - In: Administrative Sciences : open access journal 14 (2024) 11, pp. 1-27

automobile insurance sector in Morocco. This article first explores the theoretical and conceptual foundations of digital …

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Digital Transformation in the Moroccan Public Sector : Drivers and Barriers

Nachit, Hicham; Jaafari, Mouna; El Fikri, Islame; … - 2021

Digital transformation (DT) in the public sector is an essential necessity and a strategic imperative for governments around the world due to the growing speed with which disruptive digital technologies are changing every aspect of society and life as a whole. Through digital transformation,...

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The opportunities and challenges of Industry 4.0 for industrial development : a case study of Morocco’s automotive and garment sectors

Auktor, Georgeta Vidican - Deutsches Institut für Entwicklungspolitik - 2022

paper explores these aspects through the lens of one country, Morocco, and two very different sectors: automotive and … apparel. Morocco is a lower-middle-income country that has capitalised on its proximity to Europe and succeeded in developing …

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How can the digital economy benefit Morocco and all Moroccans?

Abdelkhalek, Touhami; Ajbilou, Aziz; Benayad, Mohamed; … - 2021

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Broadband : The Platform of the Digital Economy and a Critical Development Challenge for Morocco

World Bank - 2016

Morocco strives to reach a similar per capita income level to that of upper-middle income countries, and to reduce … factors in a nation's competitiveness. Deploying broadband is essential to improve Morocco's international competitiveness and … to attract foreign investment. Rolling out broadband is of strategic importance for Morocco, as the country aims to …

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