This study tackles the absence of a unified framework for categorizing knowledge workers, a gap that constrains effective management and strategic alignment in knowledge-driven organizations. While these workers are central to innovation and value creation, existing definitions and taxonomies remain inconsistent and fragmented. A systematic literature review of 26 peer-reviewed articles from Scopus and Web […]
The tourism industry has undergone rapid evolution in recent decades, although this growth was interrupted by the Covid pandemic. The sector’s recovery was largely driven by technological advances that have led and are leading to the digital transformation of the sector. Digital transformation offers numerous opportunities to enhance the tourist experience, from trip planning to […]
Moral integrity is a key aspect of business, raising trust and reliability among stakeholders. Within servant leadership, moral integrity is principal, aligning with the principles of prioritising the well-being of team members, customers, and stakeholders in general and cultivating ethical conduct. This study investigates the relationship of moral integrity, altruism, open-mindedness, and rational knowledge in […]
Malicious Learning has been introduced to encompass erroneous learning that occurs in Machine Learning when erroneous data enters the training sets deliberately or through noise or miscoding. In the social domain, the term counter-knowledge has been used to refer to misinformation, gossip, rumours, and conspiracy theories that masquerade as knowledge. Counter-knowledge leads to inappropriate individual […]
Information privacy has been called one of the most important ethical issues of the information age. In this context, companies need to be able to address the concerns of their stakeholders about how they collect, handle, and process this data. The literature leads to hypothesize that when organisations take explicit actions to address the privacy […]
This study aim is to examine how businesses can overcome the current challenges (e.g. lack of resources) of sustainable innovation by engaging customers in their value co-creation strategies. Such strategies are based on consumers’ open-mindedness with regard to environmental sustainability, in particular in the face of the negative environmental impact of the fash fashion industry. […]
Recently, there has been a progressive shift of focus from the traditional intra- firm view of knowledge management (KM) to an inter-firm perspective, which has become increasingly relevant especially in the context of supply chains (SCs). So, knowledge, which is a critical resource of companies, must be managed properly not only in single companies but […]
These days, business competition is more among supply chains (SCs) than between individual firms. So, knowledge is a critical resource that must be managed properly not only in single companies but also across SCs. Indeed, managing knowledge within a SC can help companies to promote better use of resources and gain value for customers. From […]
In the context of business, the concept of ‘peripheral vision’ is usually used to refer to instances involving detecting information that may be important for the “safe and an effective navigation of the world”. In contrast, the concept of ‘tunnel vision’ is used to refer to the situation where peripheral vision is lost and only […]
In relation to SMEs (small and medium sized enterprises), there is a lack of managerial mechanisms to overcome environmental knowledge barriers. Some of these barriers are related to resource shortages or outdated knowledge, which can impede the utilization of Knowledge. In the following paper, we consider that if environmental knowledge barriers are present then specific […]