Optimizing Risk Management for the Sustainable Performance of the Regional Innovation System in Korea through Metamediation

Choi, Yongrok; Lee, Eui Young

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“…Common to all intermediaries is that they mediate between suppliers (or sellers) and consumers (or buyers) of goods and service [11]. Since the paradigm of the web based service business is based on the "value creation based on the network management" [2] (p. 57), it is crucial for an intermediary in new digital era to generate trust and coordinate the roles of different divisions as a metamediary [12].…”

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The Sustainable Role of the E-Trust in the B2C E-Commerce of Vietnam

Choi

Mai

2018

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Vietnam, as a new emerging market, especially in e-business, has been promoting its emerging e-commerce market in Southeast Asia using aggressive players such as Lazada. Nonetheless, Vietnam has strong cultural background of risk-averse attitudes, like other developing countries, thereby deferring sustainable transformation into the e-business revolution. Therefore, it is necessary to examine the factors leading to the sustainable performance of e-commerce businesses, because highly risk-avert attitudes still cause many problems due to low levels of trust. In this perspective of trust, this research may contribute to promoting Vietnamese online shopping trends and suggesting ways for sustainable business to achieve success in B2C e-commerce. The purpose of this research is to examine whether or not the characteristics of e-service quality (usefulness, convenience, security, responsiveness, and assurance) have a positive influence on customer loyalty, one of the sustainable success factors in this growing e-commerce industry in Asian markets. Using questionnaires and structural equation modelling, we concluded that it is crucial to promote e-trust as a vital element, because it lacks, in the short-run, an initial e-trust.

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The Sustainable Role of the E-Trust in the B2C E-Commerce of Vietnam

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Mai

2018

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“…Choi [3] stated that sustainability is a major subject of interest in the field of business and environmental management. Choi and Lee [4] emphasized the importance of long-term sustainability inKorea's regional innovation system and suggested that the governance approach can address sustainability. According to the literature, sustainability is an important factor in diverse fields.…”

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Sustainable E-Governance: The Relationship among Trust, Digital Divide, and E-Government

2014

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This study empirically examines the correlation between the quality of e-government and trust in government. It used survey data collected in 2013 from the metropolitan areas of Seoul. An index was developed to measure the quality of e-government services, and the Gov 3.0 values were reflected in the analysis, including openness, sharing, communication, and collaboration. The results show a partial correlation between the quality of e-government service and trust in government. In addition, the level of trust varied according to the different type of the digital divide groups. It suggests that as ICT (Information Communication Technology) has become more sophisticated, a willingness to share information among organizations and stakeholders may become a major factor to thoseactively seeking information and resources to make value-added products. It also suggests that more integrated data management including network securityand an open attitude toward information sharing will be more important beyond the level of technical issues.

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“…Because there are no performance-based incentives or obligations for financing of the strategic fields, most RIS boards do not consider much their selection or management of RIS. These missing links between these 14 RIS boards and their regional operations prohibits continuing their mission, and when the new President is elected, all of these PPPs will be gone with much waste of national resources [24].…”

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Intermediary Propositions for Green Growth with Sustainable Governance

Choi

2015

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Abstract:This article gives an overview of the conceptual characteristics of sustainable development by searching the governance-oriented intermediaries. It shows how the new paradigm of green growth evolved through international consensus and how this paradigm of the public-private partnership (PPP) could work with the new propositions of intermediation. The historical context in the latter half of the 20th century is outlined, in which a paradigm shift toward PPP was caused by green growth policies. It emphasizes the governance, resulting in the propositions of the intermediary role of PPP by the SWOT matrix: facilitator, collaborator, network manager and service provider.

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Optimizing Risk Management for the Sustainable Performance of the Regional Innovation System in Korea through Metamediation

Cited by 32 publications

References 12 publications

The Sustainable Role of the E-Trust in the B2C E-Commerce of Vietnam

The Sustainable Role of the E-Trust in the B2C E-Commerce of Vietnam

Sustainable E-Governance: The Relationship among Trust, Digital Divide, and E-Government

Intermediary Propositions for Green Growth with Sustainable Governance

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