The Role Played by Trust and Its Effect on the Competiveness of Logistics Service Providers in Hungary

Oláh, Judit; Bai, Attila; Karmazin, György; Balogh, Péter; Popp, József

doi:10.3390/su9122303

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“…This finding was in line with the insight that the marketing strategy should have emphasized on the niche that comprised of visionaries and technology enthusiasts as the early adopters of the new high-tech products [69,70]. Indonesian airlines were left behind in recognizing and addressing environmental concerns.…”

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The Prospective Consumers of the Indonesian Green Aviation Initiative for Sustainable Development in Air Transportation

Rajiani¹,

Kot

2018

Sustainability

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Abstract:The Indonesia government's pledge on moderation climate change and greenhouse gas decline will affect the development of energy and transportation. However, shifting to these new green products is naturally problematic. Recognizing the prospective customer is even more challenging if there is no prediction base. This study is concentrated on discerning the inclinations to forecast the potential consumers by applying Schwartz's Portrait Value Questionnaire (PVQ), mediated with three established groups, namely: the (1) LOHAS (Lifestyle of Health and Sustainability); (2) traditionalists and (3) career-oriented. By referring to five diffusions of an innovation model, the adopters who are prospectively using the green aviation are assessed. The negative path to technology enthusiast and visionaries denote no market. However, if these two niches are found, they will become the focal point for segmenting the market. The relationship among the constructs is assessed using structural equation modeling on 178 samples that are residing in main cities of Indonesia.

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Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 62%

The Prospective Consumers of the Indonesian Green Aviation Initiative for Sustainable Development in Air Transportation

Rajiani¹,

Kot

2018

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“…Existing studies have confirmed links between trust and collaboration [32]. Oláh, Bai, Karmazin, Balogh, and Popp [93] argued that a higher level of trust implies better results and greater output. Numerous scholars have indicated an association between trust and high work engagement and job satisfaction in teams [57,94].…”

Section: Interpersonal Trust and Team Collaborationmentioning

confidence: 93%

HR Practices for Supporting Interpersonal Trust and Its Consequences for Team Collaboration and Innovation

Bulińska-Stangrecka

Bagieńska

2019

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Innovation fosters sustainable management and allows managers to achieve a competitive advantage. Understanding the mechanisms that explain innovation’s antecedents provides an important contribution to theory and practice. The purpose of this study was to assess the importance of human resources (HR) practices in developing trust-based cooperation, which facilitates organizational innovation. Using the foundation of the Shea and Guzzo model, the roles of HR mechanisms were investigated. This study analyzes how effective cooperation can increase innovation and how certain HR practices can help to nurture a trust-based work environment. The conceptual model was developed by drawing on social exchange theory (SET). An empirical analysis of the results of a survey conducted on telecommunications companies (n = 175) aimed to verify the conceptual model. Structural equation modeling was used to assess the data. The findings indicated that competency development opportunities, team interdependence, and group rewards were the most significant determinants of interpersonal trust. As a consequence, a trust-based team generates effective cooperation, and as a result organizational innovation is strengthened. This study was based on large-scale survey data and provides a comprehensive outlook on how to promote organizational innovation through HR practices. This is the first study linking HR practices with trust, collaboration, and innovation.

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“…These evidences also suggest it is worth monitoring the quality of governance across and within individual countries for better development over time. From another point of view, the existing financial challenges regarding, i.e., debt enforcement, risk management [41], organizational culture [42] and trust [43], etc. represent a respectable opportunity for further research in the case of accounting fraud analysis.…”

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An Investigation of the Influence of the Worldwide Governance and Competitiveness on Accounting Fraud Cases: A Cross-Country Perspective

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This article examines how worldwide governance, global competiveness, and other institutional determinants have influenced the number of accounting fraud cases in several countries. The researchers have focused more closely on the importance of 'good governance' as one of the indicators of development objectives in itself. The institutional perspective is employed to explain the complexity of frauds in different societies which can be compatible for the purposes of international judgments in order to increase the effectiveness of previous forensic accounting theories. In this paper, a linear regression model is tested where governance, competitiveness, and other institutional variables are associated with a measure of accounting fraud cases. From our results, we can merely claim that an increased level of controlled corruption and political stability might reduce the number of fraud cases in various countries, while more effective and independent governance services with a higher freedom of expression seemed to increase them. The existence of accounting crimes also appeared to be a suitable proxy of better competitiveness. Anglo-Saxon countries have more stated fraud cases than other countries, attributed, perhaps, to the finest commercial courts with the most professional and least corrupt judges in the world, with centuries of precedent cases and experience in dealing with fraud. Moreover, we believe that a better understanding of fraud detection is a potentially important element in forensic accounting analytics in the success of governance policies to enhance development and reduce the risk of bankruptcies related to the reported fraud cases of enterprises.

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The Role Played by Trust and Its Effect on the Competiveness of Logistics Service Providers in Hungary

Cited by 33 publications

References 90 publications

The Prospective Consumers of the Indonesian Green Aviation Initiative for Sustainable Development in Air Transportation

The Prospective Consumers of the Indonesian Green Aviation Initiative for Sustainable Development in Air Transportation

HR Practices for Supporting Interpersonal Trust and Its Consequences for Team Collaboration and Innovation

An Investigation of the Influence of the Worldwide Governance and Competitiveness on Accounting Fraud Cases: A Cross-Country Perspective

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