Evaluation of Critical Success Factors for Enterprise Resource Planning Implementation Using Quantitative Methods in Agricultural Processing Companies

Kouriati, Asimina; Moulogianni, Christina; Kountios, Georgios; Bournaris, Thomas; Dimitriadou, Eleni; Papadavid, George

doi:10.3390/su14116606

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“…Descriptive statistics were used to present the results of the TAM scale responses. On the other hand, the Friedman test [40] was used to compare the results of each TAM scale question at the three survey times and Cronbach's alpha test [41] to determine the level of agreement between the experts and the reliability of the scale used. For all analyses, this work used a significance level of 0.05.…”

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confidence: 99%

Sustainable Health Education Simulator Using Open-Source Technology

Oyarzún-Diaz,

Orellana-Cortés,

Segura

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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The information society has transformed human life. Technology is almost everywhere, including health and education. For example, years ago, speech and language therapy major students required a long time and high-cost equipment to develop healthcare competencies regarding the auditory and vestibular systems. The high cost of the equipment permitted its practical use only in classes, hindering students’ autonomy in developing those competencies. That situation was a real issue, even more in pandemic times where online education was essential. This article describes SAEF, an open-source software simulator for autonomously developing procedural audiology therapy competencies, user acceptance of this tool, and the validity of experiments and results. A great feature of SAEF is the immediate feedback and performance results delivered. A great achievement is the obtained results of students for its validity and its acceptability among speech and language therapy educators. Those results invite authors to continue developing free-access simulator software solutions in other health education contexts. SAEF was developed using open-source technology to facilitate its accessibility, classification, and sustainability.

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Section: Analysis Proceduresmentioning

confidence: 99%

Sustainable Health Education Simulator Using Open-Source Technology

Oyarzún-Diaz,

Orellana-Cortés,

Segura

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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“…After examining the structural equation modeling, it is time to use the Friedman test to rank the research variables. In this section, the researcher intends to use the Friedman test to measure the importance of each variable from the respondents' point of view [49]. In fact, the Friedman test determines whether the sums of the ranks are significantly different from each other or not.…”

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A Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modelling Analysis of the Primary Barriers to Sustainable Construction in Iran

Kamranfar,

Damirchi,

Pourvaziri

et al. 2023

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This paper outlines the obstacles to sustainable construction growth in Iran and thereafter examines the effect and relation between these barriers and the direction of sustainable construction growth as one of the essential objectives for achieving sustainable cities and infrastructure. The study is applied for research purposes that are based on descriptive survey data gathering and correlational data analysis techniques. The statistical population for this study consists of 120 construction-related engineers and university professors who were assessed on a five-point Likert scale. Using SmartPLS software version 4, the responses to the questionnaire were examined. The Kolmogorov–Smirnov assessment was utilized to evaluate the normalcy of the variables, as this assessment is typically employed for this purpose. For data analysis, the PLS (partial least squares) method was used, while SEM (structural equation modeling) methods have been used to assess the study hypotheses. Cronbach’s alpha and the composite reliability coefficient (CR) were applied to determine the instrument’s viability, and the results show that the coefficient connected to all variables is above 7.0, which is an acceptable value. The AVE (average variance extracted) was also used to evaluate the questionnaire’s validity, which was greater than 0.4 and deemed acceptable for coefficients of significance (T-values), coefficient of predictive power (Q2), and coefficient of determination (R2). The obtained results support and confirm all research hypotheses, including that the identified obstacles directly affect the performance of sustainable construction. According to the results of the Friedman test, the legal restrictions variable (CL) is the most significant obstacle to sustainable construction in Iran, with a rank of 4.24. The indicators of political limits (CP) and social and cultural constraints (CSC) came in at second and third, respectively. The results could help government officials make better decisions about where to focus their attention and how to distribute scarce resources.

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“…The critical success factor (CSF) of adopting new technologies is an exciting research topic that attracts many researchers, e.g., the success factors of business intelligence [5][6][7], enterprise resource planning [8,9], and artificial intelligence [10,11]. Regarding blockchain, Post et al identified the factors influencing blockchain-technology diffusion using grounded theory-based data collection and analysis [12].…”

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Critical Success Factors Evaluation for Blockchain’s Adoption and Implementing

Grida

Elrahman

Eldrandaly

2022

Systems

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Blockchain has completely changed how business is performed today, thus making it one of the most disruptive technologies in recent times. However, it is a challenging task to adopt and implement blockchain technologies in different services and industries. Therefore, this study introduces a framework for investigating critical factors influencing the successful adoption of blockchain technologies in different applications and prioritizes them using the hierarchical Decision-Making Trial and Evaluation Laboratory (DEMATEL) technique. First, it provides fourteen critical success factors with the help of the extant literature and further classifies them into three categories: technological, organizational, and environmental. In addition, a set of sixteen key performance indicators (KPI) of successful blockchain adoption is introduced and classified into five categories: overall performance, system robustness, data robustness, accessibility, and overall cost. Then, the fourteen success factors are ranked based on their degree of prominence and relationships. It is concluded that environmental factors are the most critical factors for successful blockchain adoption, and law and policies and competitive pressure are the top two factors needed for blockchain adoption. In the technological context, only blockchain scalability is ranked among the top significant factors for blockchain adoption. On the other hand, adequate resources, top management support, and financial constraints are highly ranked in the organizational context.

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Evaluation of Critical Success Factors for Enterprise Resource Planning Implementation Using Quantitative Methods in Agricultural Processing Companies

Cited by 8 publications

References 29 publications

Sustainable Health Education Simulator Using Open-Source Technology

Sustainable Health Education Simulator Using Open-Source Technology

A Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modelling Analysis of the Primary Barriers to Sustainable Construction in Iran

Critical Success Factors Evaluation for Blockchain’s Adoption and Implementing

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