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ORCIDInternational Journal of Services Technology and Management, Volume 27
Volume 27, Numbers 1/2, 2021
- Jong-Seok Kim
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To what extent does a knowledge-intensive business service firm need customer knowledge integrative activities? The case of DigiCAP. 1-22 - Murtaza Haider, Amir Gandomi:
When big data made the headlines: mining the text of big data coverage in the news media. 23-50 - Hemraj Saini, Madan Mohan Agarwal, Mahesh Chandra Govil, Madhavi Sinha:
Design of fuzzy controlled routing protocol to save energy in ad hoc networks. 51-71 - Yanli Pei, Shan Wang, Norm Archer:
Reputation, familiarity and use intention for e-payment services: a comparison of pure-play and click-and-mortar e-payment services. 72-103 - Taru Hakanen, Markus Jähi:
Central activities of solution portfolio management. 104-128 - Dong-Hong Zhu, Qi He, Ya Ping Chang:
How SoLoMo-based product recommendations influence consumers' acceptance intention: the moderating role of gender. 129-142 - Mohd Adzwin Faris Niasin, Zakariya Belkhamza:
Mobile shopping convenience behaviour: the quest for a conceptual framework. 143-159
Volume 27, Number 3, 2021
- Qing Zhu, Jiarui Li, Renxian Zuo, Zheyu Guo:
New weather indices for China: based on DCC-GARCH and GRU models. 163-188 - Jinnan Wu, Lin Liu, Tingting Cui:
What drives consumer website stickiness intention? The role of website service quality and website involvement. 189-208 - Yiqiong Wu, Qing Zhu, Shan Liu, Fan Zhang, Linbo Wang:
Using unlabeled data mining to detect customer perceptions of undefined commodity problems. 209-228 - Bo Yang, Mingshan Chang, Kanliang Wang, Rong Zhang:
The calendar effect of price-reduction auction of online agricultural products. 229-247
Volume 27, Numbers 4/5/6, 2021
- Fatemeh Rangraz Jeddi, Hamidreza Gilasi, Sahar Khademi, Sara Chopannejad, Razieh Farrahi:
Evaluation of educational hospitals' portal as a tool for patient access to information. 252-264 - Zam Zuriyati Mohamad, Siti Ummaizah Meor Musa, Rizalniyani Abdul Razak, Thavamalar Ganapathy, Nur Aliah Mansor:
Internet of things: the acceptance and its impact on well-being among millennials. 265-279 - Haruo Awano, Masaharu Tsujimoto:
The creation and capture of value through open platform: the business model utilising two-sided markets by managing standardisation. 280-306 - Shan Gao, Esko Hakanen:
Technical capabilities are not enough: deploying internet of things in the metals and mining industry. 307-323 - Suresh C. Sood, Arch G. Woodside:
Entrepreneurial orientation vignettes into open innovation of the internet of things: advancing into the age of service dominant reasoning. 324-336 - Reem Al-Kaabi, Hayat Ali, Shoaib Ahmed, Kainat Ahmed:
Smart parking: an investigation of users' satisfaction in the Kingdom of Bahrain. 337-350 - Kazumi Tada, Masahiro Ida:
Two dimensions of the evolution process by R&D subsidiaries in MNCs: comparative analysis of Coca-Cola and 3M in Japan. 351-369 - Àngels Armengol, Josefa Mula, Manuel Díaz-Madroñero, Joel Pelkonen:
An overview of the internationalisation of manufacturing operations: a literature review. 370-393 - Filipe Sardo, Zélia Serrasqueiro:
Intellectual capital and firms' financing decisions in the European context: a panel data analysis. 394-420 - Rubén Alonso, Daniele Bortoluzzi, Andrea Costa, Thomas Messervey, Massimiliano Raciti, Diego Reforgiato Recupero:
A flexible and extensible project planning and management tool tailored for European projects. 421-448
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