The academic journal literature on air transport: Analysis using systematic literature review methodology

Ginieis, Matías; Rebull, María Victòria Sánchez; Planas, Fernando Campa

doi:10.1016/j.jairtraman.2011.12.005

Cited by 83 publications

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“…In academic practice, the usefulness of a piece of research often is evaluated by its uptake by other researchers and not by the fact it has been published. One, albeit very imperfect, way of looking at this is the use of citation counts (Ginieis et al, 2012). So in this study, we use citation counts provided by academic databases to evaluate the usefulness of a given VT publication.…”

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Creating Value through Virtual Teams: A Current Literature Review

Chatfield

Shlemoon

Redublado

et al. 2014

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Globally, virtual teams (VT) as ICT-enabled emergent network organisation forms have gained international validity by innovative organisations, with a corresponding surge of interest in understanding how organisations can leverage VT to create business value. Despite growing deliberations in VT literature on managing VT, tasks and outcomes, however, creating business value through VT remains an unresolved theoretical and pragmatic conundrum. A review of prior relevant literature is essential to advancing knowledge. The paucity of published review articles seems to have impeded the field's accumulation of VT knowledge. This research, therefore, reviews the current literature on case studies of VT to address the question: What are organisational challenges in creating business value through VT in the organisation? The key challenges found in the literature are effective communication, knowledge sharing, trust, and interpersonal skills in the new virtual boundary-less environment. Drawing on the IT business value model, we also discuss their resource-based implications.

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Creating Value through Virtual Teams: A Current Literature Review

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et al. 2014

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“…CS has been analysed in different subsectors of tourism, for example: (1) agro tourism (Chatzigeorgiou et al, 2009); (2) rural tourism (Loureiro, 2010;Leingpibul et al, 2009); (3) sport tourism (Martin and O'Neill, 2010); (4) alternative tourism (Deaden and Harron, 1994); (5) cruise tourism (Hwang and Han, 2014;Zhang et al, 2015); (6) air transport (Ginieis et al, 2012); (7) hospitality enterprises (Barsky, 1992;Choi and Chu, 2001;Deng et al, 2013;Fah and Kandasamy, 2011;Motlagh et al, 2013;Zhou et al, 2014). Zhou et al (2014) find that 21 of the 24 published studies on CS and 11 of 12 on service quality deal with hotel and restaurant tourist sectors.…”

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The antecedents and consequences of customer satisfaction in tourism: a systematic literature review

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Purpose -The aim of this paper is to provide empirical guidance on those antecedents and consequences of customer satisfaction (CS) that may be included in the tourism sector and based on a systematic literature review. Design/methodology/approach -Undertaken through a review of 495 papers that have been published in 41 journals since 1988 and up to 2016 (a 29-year period). A more detailed understanding and discussion is also provided, which has been based on the analysis of the 100 most-cited articles. Findings -The theoretical models and the empirical applications provided depend to some extent on the sector under analysis. Nevertheless, the most popular determinants and consequences are service quality and loyalty (recommendation and revisiting), respectively. CS antecedents have been studied more than CS consequences. Research limitations/implications -The analysis has been based solely on English language articles that appear in Scopus. As a result, the geographical areas and the tourist sectors are definitely biased by this selection, and the results cannot be easily transferred to other geographical areas or tourist sectors. Practical implications -The results obtained from the study have relevant empirical and practical implications for hospitality researchers and practitioners. Firstly, the selected papers may be used as a valid starting point to research CS with respect to antecedents and consequences. Hospitality managers can also benefit from a better understanding of this triplet in tourism. Originality/value -This study is the first attempt to provide a systematic literature review on the antecedents and consequences of CS in tourism. Thus, researchers in the field will be able to begin their work with a complete and comprehensive model that considers the main antecedents and consequences of CS in tourism.

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“…A pesar de la relevancia que en las últimas cinco décadas se ha dado a la integración de la innovación en el sector salud (Carney, 2010;Cohn et al, 2009), su implementación aún se percibe cómo un hecho complejo, justificado en los retos que implica su realización, entre los que se destacan: la ausencia de compromiso gubernamental y directivo con el cambio, la resistencia a la transformación organizativa por parte del talento humano y la deficiencia en los recursos necesarios para la implementación de iniciativas de innovación que sean sostenibles en el tiempo (Grol et al, 2007). Investigaciones precedentes, han estudiado experiencias de implementación de ideas innovadoras en el sector salud (Ginieis, Sánchez & Campa, 2012). Sin embargo, se plantea en la literatura la necesidad de desarrollar investigaciones que a través de la rigurosidad científica, documenten el conocimiento existente en la literatura sobre innovación en salud, con el doble propósito de profundizar en el entendimiento sobre su relevancia y consolidar una visión interdisciplinar que permita articular la conceptualización de la innovación en el sector salud desde la perspectiva de la gestión (Schoenwald et al, 2010) y desde la perspectiva de la práctica médica (Vasileiou, Barnett & Young, 2013).…”

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Health Innovation: A Review of The Scientific Literature from The Past Decade

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Pulido²,

Cárdenas³

2016

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. (2017) Innovación en salud: revisión de literatura científica de la última década. Dimensión Empresarial, 15(1), 53-72. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.15665/rde.v15i1.559 JEL: I11, I18, O38 RESUMEN El uso de innovaciones en el sector salud se han difundido ampliamente en las últimas décadas, con el objetivo de entregar nuevo conocimiento para los directivos de las organizaciones que permita generar estrategias adecuadas para enfrentar los retos que plantea el contexto actual en cuanto a sostenibilidad, accesibilidad y cobertura universal del servicio de salud. En este artículo se realiza una revisión de literatura sobre el tópico innovación en salud, la cual integra la perspectiva médica con la perspectiva de otras ciencias, con el propósito de identificar consensos y divergencias en la conceptualización de la innovación en salud, identificar aportes sobre el proceso necesario para desarrollar innovaciones en las organizaciones de salud y finalmente, identificar tendencias investigativas sobre el tópico. Los principales resultados evidencian la necesidad de profundizar desde la perspectiva teórica y empírica en la identificación de prácticas y herramientas que faciliten la implementación de la innovación en el sector salud, para transformarlo en un sector dinámico, rentable y humanizado. Palabras clave: Innovación, sector salud, tendencias en salud. ABSTRACTThe use of innovation in the health sector has spread widely in the past decades, with the objective of disseminating new knowledge for the managers of organizations that facilitate the generation of appropriate strategies to face the challenges that arise in the actual context regarding sustainability, accessibility and universal health coverage. In this article, a literature review was done on the topic of innovation in health which integrates the medical perspective with that other sciences with the purpose of identify consensus and divergence the conceptualization health innovation, identifying at contributes to the process that necessary for innovation development in health organizations and finally identifying research trends about health innovation. The main results show the need for a deeper understanding of the theoretical and empirical research in the identification of practices and tools that facilitate the implementation of innovation in the health sector in order to transform the sector into one which is dynamic, profitable and human center.

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The academic journal literature on air transport: Analysis using systematic literature review methodology

Cited by 83 publications

References 31 publications

Creating Value through Virtual Teams: A Current Literature Review

Creating Value through Virtual Teams: A Current Literature Review

The antecedents and consequences of customer satisfaction in tourism: a systematic literature review

Health Innovation: A Review of The Scientific Literature from The Past Decade

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