Building a framework for a resilience-based public private partnership

Ghanem, Marwa; Ghaley, Meril

doi:10.1016/j.jdmm.2023.100849

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“…Opodo, an online travel service, also cooperated with airlines. Many of the services it provides can be demanded on the internet by passengers over Opodo's website for example (Ghanem and Ghaley, 2024).…”

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Business Partnerships, Personnel Competency, and Marketing Strategies Influencing the Success of Tourism Business Operations in Thailand

POTJANAJARUWIT,

KLAYSUNG,

SUKAVEJWORAKIT

2024

GTG

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In this study, an attempt has been made to examine factors affecting the success of various types of tourism business in Thailand. A total of 100 copies of the questionnaires were given to operators and managers engaged in tourist businesses in Thailand. These respondents were chosen by Proportionate Random Sampling-a method that ensures an unbiased cross-section from every section of society. The statistical methods used in data analysis include percentage calculation ; determining a mean value for all readings ; assessing standard deviation; analysing frequencies and multiple regression analysis. Entrepreneurs in Thailand's tourism industry have indicated that for the success of their operations marketing strategy, personnel competency, and business partnerships are the most important factors. When the study carried out the hypothesis tests it showed that price, place, and product (the 4Ps of marketing mix) location, and physical surroundings on one hand skills of human resource management to bring employees together while business partnership are positively correlated with success in operating a tourism business statistically.

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Business Partnerships, Personnel Competency, and Marketing Strategies Influencing the Success of Tourism Business Operations in Thailand

POTJANAJARUWIT,

KLAYSUNG,

SUKAVEJWORAKIT

2024

GTG

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“…Private sector capacity comes third in this table. Sources indicate that financial [41,60], technical [61], and workforce capacity [62] are all crucial for successful PPPs. In developing nations, there is a significant dependence on foreign companies to overtake PPP projects.…”

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Critical Success Factors of Water and Power Public–Private Partnerships in Developing Countries: A Systematic Review

Aljaber,

Sohail,

Ruikar

2024

Buildings

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Public–private partnerships (PPP) have evolved as a choice of infrastructure procurement for numerous developing countries, particularly in the water and power sectors, thereby capturing the interest of researchers. A rich body of literature exists in the field of PPPs, as well as their critical success factors (CSF). Despite the valuable insights garnered from individual studies, a research gap exists in conducting a meta-synthesis of the findings from multiple developing countries and investigating the broader elements and themes of power and water PPP CSF research. This systematic review employed the PRISMA protocol and identified 30 records. We explored the regions, sectors, yearly output, adopted research methods, key authors, and themes of the corpus reviewed. The review recognised four emerging trends in the records, which are identifying, ranking, exploring the interrelationship, or utilising CSFs. The review identified the top 30 frequent CSFs in the corpus, as well as their ranking by importance across multiple settings. The review concludes by addressing geographic and methodological limitations and proposing directions for future research.

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Strategies to enhance the corporate innovation resilience in digital era: A cross-organizational collaboration perspective

Xia,

Liu,

Wang

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Heliyon

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Building a framework for a resilience-based public private partnership

Cited by 4 publications

References 58 publications

Business Partnerships, Personnel Competency, and Marketing Strategies Influencing the Success of Tourism Business Operations in Thailand

Business Partnerships, Personnel Competency, and Marketing Strategies Influencing the Success of Tourism Business Operations in Thailand

Critical Success Factors of Water and Power Public–Private Partnerships in Developing Countries: A Systematic Review

Strategies to enhance the corporate innovation resilience in digital era: A cross-organizational collaboration perspective

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