Competitiveness of oil-exporting developing and emerging countries and parameters critical for increasing it

Akhmedov, Erjan; Mukashev, Yerzhan; Akhmedov, Askar

doi:10.1504/ijbg.2022.125978

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“…This is especially important for the World because as the same source informs "G20 countries account for approximately 75% of global materials use and 80% of global greenhouse gas emissions". These countries as a group were also considered in [30]. The study [31] concluded that "GCC countries should speed up the renewable energy transition process by installing renewable energy projects on an urgent basis, which would reduce the environmental consequences of rising oil price and economic growth".…”

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The influence of COVID-19 on the transition to a more circular economy in oil-exporting countries

2023

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The present study has attempted to systematically explore the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on transitioning to a more circular economy in 15 major oil-exporting countries. These countries are being explored because they deliver the highest environmental impact. Apart from the comprehensive literature review, the authors interviewed the group of 32 individuals having sufficient knowledge on the subject. The respondents provided their opinions on the main challenges that impacted the move to a more circular economy in oil-exporting countries during the COVID-19 pandemic, addressed the reasons for these challenges and suggested ways to respond to them. The consensus among the respondents was that the pandemic has slowed the transition process down and there is an urgent need to resume it. Their opinions on other topics were different, but not contradicting. Also, in addition to the frequently discussed topics, the respondents addressed those usually insufficiently considered, namely the pursuit of a luxurious lifestyle and scepticism towards relevant concepts and policies in many countries under consideration. The paper finishes with a set of recommendations aimed at early resumption and intensification of efforts on transitioning to a more circular economy in oilexporting countries.

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The influence of COVID-19 on the transition to a more circular economy in oil-exporting countries

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Assessing the impact of artificial intelligence on project efficiency enhancement

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Mamyrbayev,

Zhidebekkyzy

et al. 2024

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The study explores the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies on project management (PM) across different industries. It aims to assess how AI adoption in PM affects project efficiency. The study surveyed 159 project supervisors and specific project managers implementing projects from 7 industries in the Republic of Kazakhstan: software, green energy, engineering, construction, science, transport, and tourism. The research used variance and linear regression analyses to evaluate the relationship between AI adoption and project efficiency level measured by the Likert scale from 1 to 5 and test the associated hypotheses. The results show that AI adoption varies among industries, with software, construction, and scientific projects being the most active users. The study also found that the use of AI differed across eight project performance domains, with the stakeholder domain using voice technologies and process automation and the uncertainty domain using fewer tools. Projects with higher AI adoption rates showed higher efficiency scores (for example, in Software projects, the AI adoption rate is 3.2; the efficiency rate is 3.3), while those with lower efficiency levels (for example, in the Tourism industry, the AI adoption rate is 1.9; the efficiency rate is 2.2) showed the worst results. Decision-making systems, process automation, and voice technologies are the three most critical AI technologies PM professionals use to improve project efficiency. Acknowledgments This research has been funded by the Committee of Science of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Republic of Kazakhstan (Grant No. AP19680313).

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Competitiveness of oil-exporting developing and emerging countries and parameters critical for increasing it

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The influence of COVID-19 on the transition to a more circular economy in oil-exporting countries

The influence of COVID-19 on the transition to a more circular economy in oil-exporting countries

Assessing the impact of artificial intelligence on project efficiency enhancement

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