Exploring Readiness for Implementing Best Practices: A Mixed Methods Study

Garcia, Daisy S.; Camacho-Carr, Katherine; Yuwen, Weichao

doi:10.22541/au.159593987.78907106

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“…In recent years, the development of the technology industry has become increasingly important, and in this context, the change in communication methods in a high-tech company. Research on communication methods in organizations tends to focus on the impact of globalization on team dynamics; it discusses how communication within and between virtual teams is inevitably complicated by geographical, political and cultural constraints; communication problems include lack of co-location, declining trust, inability to find common ground and communication barriers [5,[8][9][10][11][12][13]. These challenges are faced by both groups and their leaders, as well as by companies themselves as global communicative actors in managing interactions on the international stage.…”

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Digital Economy in the Post-COVID Period: Changes, Communication Processes and Development Prospects

Розанов¹,

Chebotareva²,

Chebotarev³

et al. 2022

Communication Management

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Topicality: Without a doubt, the COVID-19 pandemic has made significant changes in consumer behavior, further strengthening the transition of the global system from the classical economy to the digital economy. In the context of the pandemic, consumer behavior has become even more digital: initially it was associated with health safety standards to limit social face-to-face contacts, and later consumers could not imagine their life without online aggregators of food delivery, documents, clothing, etc. The goal of the research: to conduct a theoretical review of the features of the development of the digital economy and communication strategies of management before the COVID-19 pandemic and already in the post-COVID-19 period. Methods of research: comparative analysis, methods of generalization and classification, historical analysis. Results of the research: the study made it possible to form a theoretical overview of the scientific material and ideas for preparing for a statistical analysis of the global macroeconomic indicators of the digital economy. Practical application: The chapter will be useful for the relevant government agencies (in Russia, for instance, the Ministry of Digital Development) for developing practical recommendations on a broader digitalization of management systems.

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