Technological interventions in social business: Mapping current research and establishing future research agenda

Soni, Gunjan; Mangla, Sachin Kumar; Singh, Pallavi; Dey, Bidit Lal; Dora, Manoj

doi:10.1016/j.techfore.2021.120818

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“…Extending the comparison to review papers, the literature is featured by several works that analyze a significant number of articles; however, their final purpose is to provide an overview of the current state-of-the-art of scientific research without identifying the emerging practices that are worthy of implementation [49], [50]. The suggested framework differs from the others in the literature since it allows the analysis with different perspectives.…”

Section: B Classification Of Key Technologiesmentioning

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A Framework for Investigating the Adoption of Key Technologies: Presentation of the Methodology and Explorative Analysis of Emerging Practices

Cammarano

Varriale

Michelino

et al. 2024

IEEE Trans. Eng. Manage.

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In this article, we present a framework for performing a systematic literature review on the implementation of emerging business practices and the adoption of these key technologies: three-dimensional printing, artificial intelligence, blockchain, computing, digital applications, geospatial technologies, immersive environments, Internet of things, open and crowd-based platforms, proximity technologies, and robotics. Through the content analysis of the full text of scientific papers, emerging practices are captured and then classified within a group of standardized labels. This allows to summarize an emerging practice as the use of a key technology within a business context-represented by industry, business function, and business process adopting the technology-with the aim of achieving improvements in terms of business performance. The adoption of this methodology allows the recognition of the opportunities for companies of enhancing performance through key technologies. With this study, the framework is tested by classifying more than 22 000 scientific articles and extracting 15 708 emerging practices. The explicative power of data collected is demonstrated by performing an explorative analysis aiming at illustrating the state-of-the-art of emerging practices. Moreover, by employing association rules algorithms, 262 practices are found as the most frequent and relevant and are the candidate for becoming future best practices.

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Section: B Classification Of Key Technologiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Framework for Investigating the Adoption of Key Technologies: Presentation of the Methodology and Explorative Analysis of Emerging Practices

Cammarano

Varriale

Michelino

et al. 2024

IEEE Trans. Eng. Manage.

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“…In addition, technological development through disruptive industrial technologies determines the socio-economic and cultural consequences for sustainable development, and, therefore, security [5]. Changes in the social sphere, according to research [6], largely depend on the introduction of reforms of technological levels of production. That is, technology and innovation are considered in a set of key factors of economic security.…”

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Multidimensional analysis and forecasting the relationship between indicators of industrial-technological development and the level of economic security

Ilyash

Smoliar

Лупак

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EEJET

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A theoretical-applied model has been built for analyzing industrial-technological development directly within the system of economic security. A system of indicators has been constructed that are mutually agreed in the context of the analysis of the state of economic security and components of industrial-technological development (investment, international, environmental, educational, scientific, industrial, innovative, technological). Based on the system of indicators, analysis of variance in the industrial-technological development and level of economic security was carried out. The levels of correlation of indicators (high, medium, low) have been determined, based on which the interrelations of industrial-technological development and economic security were systematized. A graphic-analytical and regression procedure was used to define the correlation dependence of industrial-technological development on economic security. The industrial-technological development has been forecasted in terms of the indicators with high correlation (the level of investment, openness of the economy, export of high-tech products, industrial products index) and medium correlation (the share of renewable energy consumption, the level of expenditures on education to GDP, the share of specialists performing scientific and technical work). The system of indicators of economic security assessment has been expanded in terms of its individual components (investment-innovative, foreign economic, energy, social, macroeconomic security), taking into consideration aspects in the industrial-technological development. Using the reported analytical and predictive results makes it possible to establish groups of factors that influence the industrial-technological development and economic security. In this way, it becomes possible to identify those tools and means whose application could ensure an increase in the level of industrial-technological development and economic security

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“…Furthermore, the combined impact of Brexit, COVID-19 and the Ukrainian war has severely affected the European SME community. In response to this crisis, SMEs in different industries have utilised various possible resources to survive, including the use of different types of innovative technologies such as new types of mobile applications, virtual reality, artificial intelligence, big data and blockchain (Ameen & Willis, 2016;Soni et al, 2021). The use of these innovative technologies to help SMEs survive the unprecedented situation of COVID-19 is a complex phenomenon (Priyono et al, 2020).…”

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Innovative Technologies and Small-Medium Sized Enterprises in Times of Crisis

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Technological interventions in social business: Mapping current research and establishing future research agenda

Cited by 43 publications

References 99 publications

A Framework for Investigating the Adoption of Key Technologies: Presentation of the Methodology and Explorative Analysis of Emerging Practices

A Framework for Investigating the Adoption of Key Technologies: Presentation of the Methodology and Explorative Analysis of Emerging Practices

Multidimensional analysis and forecasting the relationship between indicators of industrial-technological development and the level of economic security

Innovative Technologies and Small-Medium Sized Enterprises in Times of Crisis

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