UNIVERSITY SUSTAINABILITY COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE IN FACING TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGES

Contextuality within Activity Systems and Sustainability of Competitive Advantage

Executive Overview: Research on the interactions among activities and the consequences of these interactions on the creation and sustainability of competitive advantage has rapidly expanded in recent years. In this research, the two most common approaches have been the complementarity framework, as developed by Milgrom and Roberts (1990), and the NK-model (Kauffman, 1993) for simulation studies...

Comparative Advantage and Competitive Advantage:

There is a considerable amount of controversy about the model(s) of comparative advantage and its applicability to international business, in particular as a guide to the success of nations and/or firms in international markets. This perception (or understanding) of inapplicability of the model(s) of comparative advantage has lead international business experts to develop new models, or what ma...

Green Value Chain in the Context of Sustainability Development and Sustainable Competitive Advantage

The roll-out of the ISO 14001 Environmental Management System (EMS) is in fact driving this type of transition towards a time where environmental friendly practices are no longer be an optional business practice, but rather a competitive necessity for survival. In the process of evaluating the environmental consideration, companies need to shift its paradigm from the conventional departmental t...

New Challenges of Globalization in Striving for Competitive Advantage and Sustainability

in many respects a remarkable meeting. It was a great moment for the School of Business , Montclair State University as we have successfully organized and implemented the 11th event in cooperation with Comenius University and a number of partner universities from around the world. The conference had accepted 219 papers and 7 abstracts after submitting them to a double review process. The confer...

Brokers and Competitive Advantage