Social influence and impact of social media on users’ mobility decisions

Karatsoli, Maria; Nathanail, Eftihia

doi:10.14254/jsdtl.2021.6-1.3

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“…The entire economy faces a significant challenge to meet legal requirements without compromising too much on existing resources and the ability to maintain their product offerings (especially in terms of the price of goods offered). Until recently, only two out of ten surveyed entrepreneurs had heard of the concept of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) (Bron, 2011;Karatsoli, Nathanail, 2021).…”

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Corporate Social Responsibility in Spatial Supply Chain

Cywiński,

Gutowska,

Rabe

et al. 2023

Journal of Security and Sustainability Issues

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Market entities promote ecological logistics by adapting to the legal changes taking place in Europe, seeing an opportunity in such actions to build positive relationships with consumers. The foundations of the concept of corporate social responsibility, emphasizing the reduction of energy consumption in favor of clean production, limiting post-production pollution emissions, reducing CO2 emissions from transport and warehouse activities, on the one hand, translate into cost reduction for the producer, improvement of the company’s competitive position, and the establishment of lasting relationships with customers. On the other hand, they pose challenges where economic efficiency is a key factor. The aim of the article is to analyze the impact of CSR concepts on the efficiency and security of logistics supply chains.

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Section: Market In Relation To Csrmentioning

confidence: 99%

Corporate Social Responsibility in Spatial Supply Chain

Cywiński,

Gutowska,

Rabe

et al. 2023

Journal of Security and Sustainability Issues

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“…(1) interconnected and automated transport, (2) transport electrification, (3) vehicle design and manufacturing, (4) low emission alternative for transport, (5) network and traffic management systems, (6) intelligent mobility and services, (7) transport infrastructure. Karatsoli and Nathanail et al (2021), Chung and Koo (2015) mentioned that consumer recognition of the high value of social media has a positive effect on the use of social media to search for travel information, and it increases the ability to cancel a trip on social media information (Milioti et al, 2019). Cortes et al (2013) mentioned that intelligent transportation systems communicate, calculate and assist in making decisions regarding proper management of traffic vehicles.…”

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The Impact of Technological Development on Transport Enterprises’ Marketing Strategy (Lithuanian Example)

Išoraitė

Jarašūnienė

Vaičiūtė

2022

Business: Theory and Practice

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The article analyses the influence of technological development of transport enterprises on marketing strategies in the light of academic literature which highlights the importance of technological development tools. Technological development of enterprises in the transport sector is necessary in order to adapt to technological, economic, and market changes. The article presents major technological developments which are considered significant according experts. The most important technological development tools which influence marketing strategies of transport enterprises are presented. In order to examine the tools of transport development, a qualitative analysis was performed, and the method of statistical analysis was applied. The research results can be applied in planning marketing strategies of transport enterprises.

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“…Correspondingly, these behavioral theories have been adopted in examining travelers’ behaviors as they are affected by both hard and soft transport policy measures ( 34 ). In tourism, literature shows that social-media-provided mode choice content and interaction with other users have intensified changes in users’ activity and mobility plans ( 35 ).…”

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Impact of Social Media on Travel Behaviors during the COVID-19 Pandemic: Evidence from New York City

Özbay

Zuo

et al. 2021

Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation R

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During the outbreak of COVID-19, people’s reliance on social media for pandemic-related information exchange, daily communications, and online professional interactions increased because of self-isolation and lockdown implementation. Most of the published research addresses the performance of nonpharmaceutical interventions (NPIs) and measures on the issues impacted by COVID-19, such as health, education, and public safety; however, not much is known about the interplay between social media use and travel behaviors. This study aims to determine the effect of social media on human mobility before and after the COVID-19 outbreak, and its impact on personal vehicle and public transit use in New York City (NYC). Apple mobility trends and Twitter data are used as two data sources. The results indicate that Twitter volume and mobility trend correlations are negative for both driving and transit categories in general, especially at the beginning of the COVID-19 outbreak in NYC. A significant time lag (13 days) between the online communication rise and mobility drop can be observed, thereby providing evidence of social networks taking quicker reactions to the pandemic than the transportation system. In addition, social media and government policies had different impacts on vehicular traffic and public transit ridership during the pandemic with varied performance. This study provides insights on the complex influence of both anti-pandemic measures and user-generated content, namely social media, on people’s travel decisions during pandemics. The empirical evidence can help decision-makers formulate timely emergency responses, prepare targeted traffic intervention policies, and conduct risk management in similar outbreaks in the future.

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Social influence and impact of social media on users’ mobility decisions

Abstract: This open access article is distributed under a Creative Commons Attribution (CC-BY) 4.0 license.

Cited by 6 publications

References 44 publications

Corporate Social Responsibility in Spatial Supply Chain

Corporate Social Responsibility in Spatial Supply Chain

The Impact of Technological Development on Transport Enterprises’ Marketing Strategy (Lithuanian Example)

Impact of Social Media on Travel Behaviors during the COVID-19 Pandemic: Evidence from New York City

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