Green logistics in E-commerce

Kawa, Arkadiusz; Pierański, Bartłomiej

doi:10.17270/j.log.2021.588

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“…He believes that the export trade scale of cotton fabrics and electronic products in China's cross-border retail will continue to rise, and the business scale of CBEC will further involve more the types of products they operate will expand to large-scale products such as furniture and new energy vehicles. 2 The research of Yu W and his colleagues found that ecommerce has become a mature business model, an important course for students majoring in trade, and an important force leading the development of the global…”

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RETRACTED: Use “cross-border E-commerce” multi-dimensional teaching to enhance the core competence of international economics and trade students

Liu

2021

International Journal of Electrical Engineering & Education

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For some trade majors who only focus on theoretical studies, they no longer have an advantage in the market. If they do not pay attention to practical training, it will be difficult to gain a foothold in business. In education, people are paying more and more attention to e-commerce. Many schools take “cross-border e-commerce (CBEC)” as a course. This article uses CBEC to implement multi-dimensional teaching, so as to enhance the core competence of trade majors. This research is mainly based on the analysis of the existing teaching program model, and proposes a multi-level, all-round and multi-dimensional teaching method. This article analyzes the current teaching mode of trade major and various related problems in this mode, and proposes a teaching method based on theory and practice in response to the requirements of trade major. In teaching, many teachers will use traditional teaching methods to analyze trade and help students learn about CBEC. If students cannot learn the operating mode of CBEC as soon as possible, it will cause many students to walk out of the school very much. It is difficult to adapt to the requirements of work, and it is also difficult to accept the new CBEC model. This not only affects the employment rate and employment quality of students, but also is not conducive to the transformation and development of foreign trade enterprises. Therefore, we need to teach students based on the market’s demand for CBEC compound talents, let them have close contact with enterprise development, and use school-enterprise cooperation to realize CBEC practical and multi-dimensional teaching in schools, so as to generate training to meet the needs of the cross-e-commerce market Technical personnel.

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RETRACTED: Use “cross-border E-commerce” multi-dimensional teaching to enhance the core competence of international economics and trade students

Liu

2021

International Journal of Electrical Engineering & Education

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“…The core of cross-cultural e-commerce reflects a high degree of uncertainty and complexity (Kawa and Zdrenka, 2016), and CEEs can, therefore, be viewed as a new type of corporate ecosystem that serves as a cross-border supply chain integrator with a service-dominant (S-D) logic, combining their product offerings with a set of service offerings (Niu et al. , 2019).…”

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“…It delineates a higher-order, knowledge-intensive ecosystem consisting of a wide range of interconnected, lower-order functional subsystems spanning national boundaries, ranging from delivery of raw materials, electronic payment, customs declaration, inspection, to taxation and so on. The core of cross-cultural e-commerce reflects a high degree of uncertainty and complexity (Kawa and Zdrenka, 2016), and CEEs can, therefore, be viewed as a new type of corporate ecosystem that serves as a cross-border supply chain integrator with a servicedominant (S-D) logic, combining their product offerings with a set of service offerings (Niu et al, 2019). As CEE partly embodies the prominent characteristics of the contemporary ICTbased IB (International Business) context, it is of theoretical significance and practical relevance to investigate the relationships among IC, career sustainability and IWB in this context.…”

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Intellectual capital and employee innovative behavior in cross-border e-commerce enterprises: the moderating role of career sustainability

Chin,

Zhang,

Jawahar

2023

JIC

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PurposeTo cope with intensifying uncertainties coupled with the rapid advancement of information communication technology (ICT), understanding how to encourage employees' innovative workplace behavior (IWB) is imperative, with two motivational concerns: (1) the possession of critical knowledge resources characterized by intellectual capital (IC) to better reconfigure new and existing knowledge and (2) the development of career sustainability to handle ICT-enabled intricate job arrangements. The authors investigate the relationships among IC, career sustainability and IWB in Chinese cross-border e-commerce enterprises (CEEs), which are becoming increasingly prevalent and central to the global economy.Design/methodology/approachUsing data collected from 417 participants employed in Chinese CEEs, the authors used regression analyses to test the authors' hypotheses.FindingsHuman capital (HC) and structural capital (SC) exerted inverted U-shaped influences on IWB, while relational capital (RC) was positively related to IWB. Perceived career sustainability positively moderated such associations between HC and IWB and between SC and IWB; perceived career sustainability negatively moderated the positive RC-IWB relationship.Practical implicationsResults can inform managers which components of IC and how managers are related to IWB so crucial for success of CEEs with ICT-enabled, intricate architectures of knowledge exchange. The authors' results can help global managers and policymakers to more appropriately allocate scarce knowledge resources to maximize innovative behaviors in the highly competitive international business context.Originality/valueFrom the knowledge-based view (KBV) of firm innovation, the authors examine the differential effects of IC components on employee IWB amid coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) through a novel lens of employees' perceptions of career sustainability, enriching the literature at the intersection of IC, knowledge management (KM) and career development. The authors' cross-level analysis links micro-level variables to organizational IC in the new normal.

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“…It is primarily about the time associated with the delivery of the ordered goods. The decisive factor for building a competitive advantage in the near future will be value added services (Kawa, 2017).…”

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Logistics value in e-commerce and its impact on customer satisfaction, loyalty and online retailers' performance

Kawa,

Zdrenka

2023

IJLM

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PurposeThe purpose of this study is to identify the factors that create value for the customer in the area of e-commerce logistics and to verify whether these factors impact online retailers' performance through customer satisfaction and customer loyalty in a business to customer (B2C) area.Design/methodology/approachFor the purpose of the study, a model of logistics value in e-commerce was introduced. The model was proposed based on the literature review. A total of 592 correctly filled questionnaires from telephone and web interviews [computer-assisted telephone interview (CATI) and computer-assisted web interview (CAWI)] were studied. The exploratory factor analysis (EFA) and structural equation modeling (SEM) were conducted in the study.FindingsIt was confirmed that four of five defined logistics value dimensions have positive impact on customer satisfaction. These dimensions are communication of delivery status, convenience of receipt, reception experience and convenience of return. The influence of speed of delivery on customer satisfaction was not confirmed. It was also confirmed that customer satisfaction has a positive impact on customer loyalty and that customer loyalty positively impacts online retailers' performance.Originality/valueThe study contributes to the current understanding of the influence of logistics factors on online retailers' performance through customer satisfaction and customer loyalty. There have been few studies that concern logistics value in e-commerce, with particular emphasis on above-mentioned relations. It is especially an important issue due to the fact that logistics can potentially lead to gain a competitive advantage in e-commerce.

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Green logistics in E-commerce

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RETRACTED: Use “cross-border E-commerce” multi-dimensional teaching to enhance the core competence of international economics and trade students

RETRACTED: Use “cross-border E-commerce” multi-dimensional teaching to enhance the core competence of international economics and trade students

Intellectual capital and employee innovative behavior in cross-border e-commerce enterprises: the moderating role of career sustainability

Logistics value in e-commerce and its impact on customer satisfaction, loyalty and online retailers' performance

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