Conventional literature reviews, as well more developed systematic have been a central focus in evaluating any field’s epistemological progress. Nonetheless, research the types and characteristics of review (SLR) journal articles produced digital marketing is limited. This study examines how academicians empirically validated reviews by using reporting process for items meta-data analyses revie...

This paper conceptualises the enhancement of technological capability by firms, following international technology transfer, as an evolutionary process. During this process, the existing technological, managerial and other complementary resources may require restructuring. Since China is in transition from central planning to market orientation, the organisational and managerial practices of Ch...

This study examines the effect of strategic performance measurement systems (PMS) on managers’ role clarity, psychological empowerment, job satisfaction and managerial performance. Data were collected using a survey of 83 strategic business unit managers from Australian manufacturing organisations. Consistent with the need to define the underlying theoretical properties of management accounting...

Value proposition is a key concept in the research on service and in the practice of service management. Value propositions are described as tools to communicate and motivate a joint value creation opportunity among involved organizations and stakeholders. The future orientation and intangibility of service places value proposition as the key element of competitive service business. However, th...

With the emergence of the so-called knowledge economy, knowledge has become one of the mostfashionable terms in the political and managerial sphere. The present paper presents different views onknowledge, focusing mainly on the literature derived from management studies. The main focus is onknowledge management approaches, since this field of study has been very much involved in rel...

This paper integrates the premise that current software level practices within the aerospace industry are weak and that there is a lack of rigour in both technical and managerial areas. Results from a survey of practitioners are presented that indicate a lack of information interchange exists and that the use of formal techniques is limited. The paper proposes that this is indicative of poor li...

In this paper we report on results from a cross-sectional survey with manufacturers in four typical Chinese industries, i.e., power generating, chemical/petroleum, electrical/electronic and automobile, to evaluate their perceived green supply chain management (GSCM) practices and relate them to closing the supply chain loop. Our findings provide insights into the capabilities of Chinese organiz...

Evidence-based practices (EBPs) is an important standard in the evaluation of interventions that can be used to impact decision making (Kaiser & McIntyre, 2010). Throughout the article, evidence-based practices are defined as practices that are based on current best evidence and that are used as the basis for clinical, managerial, and policy decisions related to service delivery and continuous ...

This study examines the role of knowledge management capacity in the relationship between strategic human resource practices and innovation performance from the knowledge-based view. This study uses regression analysis to test the hypotheses in a sample of 146 firms. The results indicate that strategic human resource practices are positively related to knowledge management capacity which, in tu...

Although most United Kingdom general practitioners (GPs) work together in a shared professional arrangement termed 'partnership', little is known about the nature of such partnerships. We report the results of a survey of 61 general practice partners in 15 group practices and their attitudes to prescribing and managerial issues related to participation in a commissioning group. Intra-class corr...