This study examines the ethical and behavioural implications of technology-enabled knowledge management (KM) systems, challenging the dominant view of digital technologies as neutral tools that merely facilitate knowledge processing. Instead, it conceptualises KM systems as sociotechnical infrastructures that actively shape how knowledge is produced, shared, evaluated, and legitimised within organisations. Building on insights from the […]
More and more companies are winking at sustainability through the adoption of circular business models, which are based on resource and waste minimization to establish a renewable closed-loop production and consumption system. Departing from a linear take-make-use-dispose setting, circular economy principles lead businesses’ transition toward the development of circular products and processes. Drawing on past […]
Equity crowdfunding (ECF) has rapidly spread around the world, however its use by university spin-offs (USOs) is still extremely limited. This study adopts an inductive qualitative research design to explore the views of CEOs and founders of the few USOs that used ECF. The research findings reveal that several reasons lead USOs to resort to […]