Sharing economy and sustainable supply chain perspective the role of environmental, economic and social pillar of supply chain in customer intention and sustainable development

Peng, Sumian

doi:10.1016/j.jik.2023.100316

Cited by 21 publications

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“…Among them, e-commerce is the key product of the network society and acts a pivotal role in the output of insurance technology, the cross-industry integration in the insurance industry, and the construction of the insurance digital ecosystem [ 43 ]. In addition, different from the traditional industrial society, the social development capability presents the characteristics of networking and informatization in the network society, which also deserves our attention [ 44 ]. To sum up, we choose e-commerce capability and social development capability to measure NS.…”

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confidence: 99%

Index construction and application of digital transformation in the insurance industry: Evidence from China

Liu,

Yang,

Zheng

2024

PLoS ONE

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In the context of digitization, the insurance industry’s value chain is undergoing significant shifts. However, the existing research on its comprehension and measurement remains relatively limited. This study constructs an index system for digital transformation in the insurance industry (DTII) on three components: digital infrastructure, digital platform, and digital applications. Utilizing data from 31 provinces in China, this study employs the entropy weight method, analytic hierarchy process method and minimum relative entropy method to measure the weights of indicators, empirically applying this index system. The results show that DTII in China experiences rapid advancement with an average annual growth rate of 20.46% from 2014 to 2020 and there exists strong regional convergence. In addition, the spatial agglomeration and spatial effects of DTII are mainly concentrated in the life insurance industry and the eastern region. This study provides an index system and empirical evidence for evaluating the DTII, providing policy insights for exploring the sustainable development path of the insurance industry in the digital era.

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Section: Conceptual Modelmentioning

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Index construction and application of digital transformation in the insurance industry: Evidence from China

Liu,

Yang,

Zheng

2024

PLoS ONE

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“…Furthermore, researchers like Nayal et al (43) explored the relationship between flexibility, AI-IoT adoption, and supply chain firm performance within the circular economy (CE) environment. Peng (44) addressed the sustainable supply chain in terms of three pillars: the environmental pillar, the economic pillar, and the social pillar, focusing on customer knowledge and share economy experience in China. Oubrahim et al (45) examined the association between digital transformation (DT), supply chain integration (SCI), and overall sustainable supply chain performance (OSSCP), emphasizing the preliminary exploration of DT and SCI concepts in relation to sustainable supply chain performance.…”

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Reduction of Insolvency Risk and Total Costs in Banking Sector using Partners Selection Approach with Genetic Algorithm and Multilayer Perceptron Neural Network

Azarbad,

Shojaie,

Abdi

et al. 2024

IJE

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Banking, a vital economic pillar worldwide, thrives with effective management, aiding economic growth. Mitigating risks and addressing cost control are key challenges. Prioritizing strategies to enhance performance in both risk management and cost efficiency is crucial for the banking sector's success and economic stability. One approach is to select partners in such a way that the risk of bank insolvency and total costs are reduced, and the capital adequacy of the bank is increased. So, in this work, we first created a mathematical model to achieve the above goals in the field of banking using the approach of selecting partners. In this model, three objective functions are considered for the optimal selection of partners, two of which aim to minimize risk and cost, and the last objective is to maximize capital adequacy. To solve this multi-objective model, we implemented an integrated intelligent system. A combination of a multiobjective genetic algorithm and a neural network was used in this system. A multilayer perceptron neural network is used to calculate the nondeterministic parameters based on the data from different periods. The proposed method was evaluated using a numerical example in MATLAB software. The obtained results and their comparison with one of the classic algorithms show the superiority and reliability of this intelligent system. Using this system, the optimal partners can be selected to achieve the set goals. The most important factors in the field of risk have been identified. Then, a meta-heuristic multiobjective algorithm (NSGA-II) along with an intelligent neural network system has been used to optimally select partners. According to this intelligent system, a suitable methodology is presented along with the optimization algorithm.

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“…CD performance is primarily concerned with identifying and addressing specific consumer requests with limited resources (Lin & Lin, 2023). A comparable perspective on CD, CD denotes the firm's frontline staff 's modification of services, approaches, and recommendations to obtain, satisfy, and maintain customers current requirements (Amedofu et al, 2019;Lin & Lin, 2023;Peng, 2023).…”

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Accelerating Digital Supply Chain Management Practices, Customer Development, and Firm Performance: Organizational Culture Matters

Bui,

Jeng,

2024

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Firms and suppliers are now using new digital technologies to make decisions for successful strategies. Firms are struggling with the supply chain dynamics needed to increase revenue and mitigate risk, and improve resilience after COVID-19. With the setting of strong competition and firms' business models shifting to digital transformation, this study examines the link between organizational culture (OC) and digital supply chain management practices (DSCMP) in generating a positive impact on firm performance (FP), including both direct and indirect influences via customer development (CD). Smart PLS 3.3.3 was used to analyze data from 326 respondents who registered as business managers who operate their supply chains using digital technologies. The findings indicated that DSCMP, CD, and OC had a favorable impact on FP, while DSCMP and OC had a beneficial impact on CD. It was also determined that DSCMP and CD played a mediating role in both of the above-mentioned associations. DSCMP and OC are two essential enablers for developing a firm’s customer base and improving performance efficiency in digital supply chains. Based on the Resource Dependence Theory (RDT), this study found that digitalization-related capabilities in supply chain management practices must be developed inside the company to improve the firm’s efficiency. Firm culture, accompanied by dominant characteristics, organizational leaders, organizational glue, and strategic emphasis should become essential components of DSCMP in organizations.

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Sharing economy and sustainable supply chain perspective the role of environmental, economic and social pillar of supply chain in customer intention and sustainable development

Cited by 21 publications

References 53 publications

Index construction and application of digital transformation in the insurance industry: Evidence from China

Index construction and application of digital transformation in the insurance industry: Evidence from China

Reduction of Insolvency Risk and Total Costs in Banking Sector using Partners Selection Approach with Genetic Algorithm and Multilayer Perceptron Neural Network

Accelerating Digital Supply Chain Management Practices, Customer Development, and Firm Performance: Organizational Culture Matters

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