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Supply chain collaboration, agility and firm performance: a case of manufacturing SMEs in India

Mahesh Prabhu, H.; Srivastava, Amit Kumar; Mukul … - In: Business Process Management Journal 30 (2024) 3, pp. 754-769

Purpose The dynamic business environment and intense competition have mandated agility in operations for manufacturing … model to explore the effect of supply chain collaboration (SCC) on supply chain agility (SCA) and, subsequently, on business … promote collaboration between supply chain partners. This creates operational agility, helping the firm to absorb fluctuations …

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Creating AI business value through BPM capabilities

Zebec, Aleš; Indihar Štemberger, Mojca - In: Business Process Management Journal 30 (2024) 8, pp. 1-26

Purpose Although businesses continue to take up artificial intelligence (AI), concerns remain that companies are not realising the full value of their investments. The study aims to provide insights into how AI creates business value by investigating the mediating role of Business Process...

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The impact of business model innovation and knowledge management on firm performance: an emerging markets perspective

Bashir, Makhmoor; Farooq, Rayees; M. Muzamil Naqshbandi - In: Business Process Management Journal 30 (2024) 7, pp. 2401-2426

Purpose Despite the growing literature on business model innovation (BMI) and its implications for firm performance, the research on the antecedents of BMI is still at a budding stage. Therefore, the purpose of this paper is to bridge this gap by examining the causal relationships between...

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When the well is full, it will run over: the double-edged sword effect of corporate lobbying activities on firm performance

Xiao, Shufeng; Jiménez, Alfredo; Jung, Sukyoon; Park, … - In: Cross Cultural & Strategic Management 31 (2024) 4, pp. 611-636

Purpose How much variance in firm performance can be attributed to firms’ corporate political activities (CPA)? Under what conditions does CPA contribute to firm performance? To theorize and empirically tackle these questions, we build on the resource-based view (RBV) to theorize how CPA might...

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Effects of entrepreneurial bricolage on innovation performance and firm performance: perspectives from Ghanaian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)

Abukari, Abdul Jelil; Li, Wenyuan; Alhassan Alolo, … - In: Cross Cultural & Strategic Management 31 (2024) 4, pp. 748-775

Purpose The study constructs a novel theoretical model based on resource orchestration theory and examines it using data from Ghanaian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Design/methodology/approach Entrepreneurial bricolage (EB) represents a creative mechanism by which SMEs navigate...

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Is a critical mass of women always enough to improve firm performance? The importance of the institutional context

Zaccone, Maria Cristina; Argiolas, Alessia - In: Corporate Governance 24 (2023) 8, pp. 1-21

Purpose This paper aims to present a comprehensive theoretical framework that seeks to explore the impact of cultural, legal and social factors within the external environment on the relationship between women on corporate boards and firm performance. By investigating these boundary conditions,...

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Gender quota laws and firm performance: is there a trade-off?

Bannò, Mariasole; Filippi, Emilia; Leggerini, Chiara - In: Corporate Governance 24 (2024) 8, pp. 237-260

Purpose The introduction of gender quota laws in many countries has garnered significant attention in the literature and in the political discourse. Proponents of this solution emphasise its potential to bolster opportunities for women, foster their participation on boards of directors and...

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The effect of investor protection on forced CEO turnover

D’Alauro, Gabriele; Quagli, Alberto; Nicoliello, Mario - In: Corporate Governance 24 (2024) 8, pp. 108-132

Purpose This paper aims to analyze the direct and indirect effects of investor protection on forced CEO turnover. Design/methodology/approach The authors investigate 5,175 firm-year observations from 16 European countries over 2012–2018, collect data on four national investor protection...

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Effects of female CEO and female CFO on internationalization and firm performance

Amin, Ali; Ali, Rizwan; Ur Rehman, Ramiz - In: Corporate Governance 24 (2024) 7, pp. 1577-1596

Purpose The study aims to examine the influence of female chief executive officer (CEO) and female chief financial officer (CFO) on the linkage between internationalization and firm performance. Design/methodology/approach This study used 2926 firm-year observations of nonfinancial firms listed...

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A predictive study on the impact of board characteristics on firm performance of Chinese listed companies based on machine learning methods

Huang, Xin; Tang, Ting; Luo, Yu Ning; Wang, Ren - In: Chinese Management Studies 18 (2024) 6, pp. 1708-1737

Purpose This study aims to examine the impact of board characteristics on firm performance while also exploring the influential mechanisms that help Chinese listed companies establish effective boards of directors and strengthen their corporate governance mechanisms. Design/methodology/approach...

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