Analysis of MSEs in ICT Domain from Bucharest – Ilfov County by Using Nonaka – Takeuchi Model

Popescu, Doina I.; Alexandru, Adriana; Ceptureanu, Sebastian Ion; Ceptureanu, Eduard Gabriel

doi:10.24846/v27i1y201811

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“…This need to demonstrate one's own perfectionism to others was seen by Ryan (1982) as an obvious manifestation of the ego in order to gain self-esteem and recognition from others. van Beek et al (2011) found that those who choose to work overtime are driven by a desire to meet certain organizational and economic standards, and the study conducted by Popescu et al (2018) revealed that the information and communication technology industry includes creative knowledge workers. In terms of job satisfaction, Tziner et al (2011) show that this is closely related to organizational justice.…”

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Workaholism in IT: An Analysis of the Influence Factors

Dospinescu

2020

Administrative Sciences

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The purpose of this article is to make an exhaustive analysis of the influencing factors for the phenomenon of workaholism in IT. In contemporary economies, workaholism is an increasingly common phenomenon. Companies should evaluate the impact on workers of this trend, and note that knowledge of the factors influencing the decision to overwork can be a competitive advantage when implementing human resources policies. Our approach involved the use of multivariate analysis of variance combined with multiple linear regression analysis. The article analyzes the data from 178 respondents who are employed in the IT sector in Romania, taking into account seven potential factors of influence. The data and econometric analyses were processed in IBM SPSS Software. The results of the multivariate analysis of variance combined with multiple linear regression analysis show a significant relationship between workaholism and influencing factors such as the remunerative component of work, the intrinsic pleasure of working, the sense of responsibility towards family, and the desire to develop during a professional career. In this study, socio-demographic influences were found to have a weak influence on the decision to work excessively.

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Workaholism in IT: An Analysis of the Influence Factors

Dospinescu

2020

Administrative Sciences

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“…Knowledge is described as one of the most strategically significant resources of the organization and the foundational element of valuable intangible organizational resources and capabilities (Grant, 1996;Popescu et al, 2018). Indeed, many academics argue that organizational knowledge is essential for determining competitive advantage, added value and sustainability (Conner et al, 1996).…”

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Relationships between Knowledge Absorptive Capacity, Innovation Performance and Information Technology. Case study: the Romanian Creative Industries SMEs

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Ceptureanu²,

Alexandru³

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The purpose of this paper is to investigate the relationships between absorptive capacity, innovation performance and Information Technology in Romanian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). This is the first study conducted in Romania which deals with concepts regarding knowledge absorptive capacity and information technology, based on such a large sample of 357 small and medium-sized enterprises from creative industries. The findings identify the effect of multiple dimensions of knowledge absorptive capacity on SMEs' innovation performance from an Information Technology perspective, offering new theoretical and pragmatic insights.

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“…Therefore, we empirically explored the specific Sustainable consumption behaviours in the context of sharing economy, by focusing on a P2P platform. These platforms have a tremendous potential to enable strong connections between various economic actors when it comes to the sharing economy (Ye et al, 2017;Popescu et al, 2018). Secondly, for those involved in the hospitality industry, mainly lodging and booking services, including in their business model access to a P2P platform may be a way to increase number of prospective customers and even develop new segments, namely customers with pro-environmental beliefs.…”

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Sustainable consumption behaviours in P2P accommodation platforms: an exploratory study

Ceptureanu

Herţeliu

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Soft Comput

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This paper examines how Sustainable consumption behaviours are assembled in P2P platforms, based on 4 factors -Services portfolio complexity, Network membership, Reputation and Innovative practices -and its impact on P2P platform performance. Using data from one peer-topeer (P2P) accommodation platform in Romania and based on 2556 observations, we tested the research hypothesis using Ordinary least squares (OLS) regression. Specifically, Services portfolio complexity positively influences Sustainable consumption behaviours, while Network membership has a negative influence. Services portfolio complexity has a positive influence on Sustainable consumption behaviours when Innovative practices are high. Finally, Sustainable consumption behaviours positively influence P2P platform performance.

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Analysis of MSEs in ICT Domain from Bucharest – Ilfov County by Using Nonaka – Takeuchi Model

Cited by 6 publications

References 49 publications

Workaholism in IT: An Analysis of the Influence Factors

Workaholism in IT: An Analysis of the Influence Factors

Relationships between Knowledge Absorptive Capacity, Innovation Performance and Information Technology. Case study: the Romanian Creative Industries SMEs

Sustainable consumption behaviours in P2P accommodation platforms: an exploratory study

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