Pink Ocean Strategy: Democratizing Business Knowledge for Social Growth and Innovation

Advances in Creativity, Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Communication of Design

Staggl

Gann

et al. 2021

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The Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) concept evolved from a commonly-doubted understanding to a measurable framework. It compensates for negative socio-economic externalities emulated by consumerist societies. Its progressive takeover on market mindsets set the pathway for Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) factors implementation in alignment with global plans for greener practices like the Kyoto Protocol. Ultimately, CSR-driven initiatives under democratic rules enable a swift Green Ocean Strategy and a dynamic integration from the business environment to the business ecosystem. So far, CSR and ESG transitions have been criticized for their labor and cost intensiveness, not necessarily translating into shareholder's short-term financial interests. This paper explores the efficient implementation and execution of a strategy that extends CSR to ESG. It provides transitional frameworks for organizations to transform their CSR activities into achieving ESG compliance using shared intellectual capital in a structured and profitable way.

Section: The Democratic Csr To Esg Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%

Beyond Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR): Democratizing CSR Towards Environmental, Social and Governance Compliance

Advances in Creativity, Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Communication of Design

Staggl

Gann

et al. 2021

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“…The POS goal is to create the development space that leads and encourages innovations to create a social innovation ecosystem. Companies must move from the blue to the reach pink oceans, as creativity is required for advancement outside rivalry [11]. Research and development have created tools and metrics to lead organizations into future-driven business environments.…”

Section: The Pink Ocean Strategymentioning

confidence: 99%

Sustainable Leadership Wisdom Cube: Sustainable Leadership Style Evaluation Application to the Wisdom Cube Scientific Knowledge Space

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Winter

Vanharanta

2021

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The triadic combination of wisdom, strategy, and democracy in a sustainable and social context introduces a new area in management and leadership where thinking replaces believing for the benefit of human beings, society, and the economy. Humanity requires sustainable leaders who advance by education and personal growth for the people and the planet through prosperity, peace, and partnerships. Drawing and processing data, information, and knowledge with established business methods such as the Wisdom Cube and applying sustainable leadership, wisdom is generated and inherited based on its four dimensions. This synthesis demonstrates the Sustainable Leadership Wisdom Cube (SLWC) model developed to benefit anyone who can be provided with the right tools and resources to adapt themselves to suit society. This framework is based on understanding the various wisdom characteristics, focusing on business innovation within the Pink and Green Oceans strategies under sustainable and social management and leadership.

“…The overall proposed approach can be considered a sustainable Green but also Pink Ocean Strategy for the real estate developers [7], [8]. The process addresses socio-economic issue as it enables young adults to get onto the property ladder faster, stop spending money on overpriced rent, and concentrate on their personal and professional development.…”

Section: Socio-economic Impact Of the Proposed Solutionmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Fintech Approach Towards Resolving the Young Adult Home Ownership Challenge

Advances in Creativity, Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Communication of Design

Dubois

2021

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Housing prices globally remain very expensive for young adults while financial instruments to obtain them become more complicated, demanding, and discouraging, especially in the modern post global financial crisis (2007)(2008)(2009)(2010)(2011)(2012)(2013)(2014)(2015)(2016)(2017). The way people acquire homes haven't change over the last 100 years, maintaining the three classic and dominant alternatives which is either thorough mortgages, cash payments, or combination of these. Young adults have been underserved by financial institutions and their products have not yet met young adults' conditions. This research has been directed to utilize today's technology and contribute with innovative financing solutions that can addresses the young adults' needs. The proposed Fintech approach presents the architecture of a technology-based platform whereby Co-sharing agreements between real estate developers and young adults can be created. Such agreements can be integrated into the financial institutions processes to efficiently address and serve this significant target group by delivering creative innovative financing alternatives.