Toward a Theory of Social Influence in the New Normal

Lim, Weng Marc

doi:10.1080/01924788.2022.2031165

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“…The goal of the first study was to explore the recent trends in global business. To do so, a bibliometric approach was adopted by using science mapping to uncover the trends in global business based on scientific research published since the COVID-19 pandemic, which represents a major world event that ushered in a new era popularly known as "the new normal" (Lim, 2021(Lim, , 2022. The bibliometric approach is suitable for identifying trends in scientific research (Donthu et al, 2021) and the science mapping technique is suitable for this purpose from a nomological perspective (Mukherjee et al, 2022).…”

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Ushering a new era of Global Business and Organizational Excellence: Taking a leaf out of recent trends in the new normal

Lim

2022

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Ushering a new era of Global Business and Organizational Excellence: Taking a leaf out of recent trends in the new normal

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“…2.4 Social companion (moderating effect of a social factor with implications for theatres) Social companionship plays a pivotal role in the decision-making process of individual stakeholders, specifically moviegoers, under the lens of stakeholder theory. Humans, by nature, are social creatures and thus the presence or absence of companionship often impacts decisions pertaining to leisurely activities, including movie watching (Choi and Toma, 2014;Lim, 2022b;Rime, 2009). Social companionship can span known relationships such as family and friends, or even unfamiliar individuals sharing the movie theatre experience (Hanich, 2014).…”

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The blockbuster blueprint: towards a stakeholder theory-based marketing framework

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PurposeThis study aims to examine the intricate relationships in the making of a box office through a stakeholder lens that considers the influence of filmmakers and theatres on moviegoers' intention to watch a movie at the theatre.Design/methodology/approachEmploying covariance-based structural equation modelling (CB-SEM), this study analyses survey data on cinema-going experience collected from 673 moviegoers in digital era of a new normal.FindingsThe findings elucidate that movie branding, movie genre and theatre preference positively influence moviegoers' intention to watch a movie at the theatre. Furthermore, the study unveils that theatre preference is swayed by an array of personal and social factors, including control belief and social companion. Intriguingly, promotional elements, both commercial and non-commercial, were found to influence movie branding, yet not the genre when predicting theatre attendance intentions.Research limitations/implicationsAmid the burgeoning alternatives for watching movies (e.g. cable television and online streaming platforms), this article offers a contemporary exploration of the variables that motivate audiences to partake in the cinema-going experience, thereby serving as a proxy to decipher the factors that drive a movie's box-office success in digital era.Originality/valueUnlike prior studies relying on archival data, the present study collects and uses survey data to develop a novel stakeholder theory-based marketing framework for the box office and moviegoers. The study also provides seminal insights on the box office and moviegoers in the digital era of a new normal.

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“…The society is reeling from the effects of the coronavirus disease 2019 caused by the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV2) outbreak, which the World Health Organization (WHO) declared as a global pandemic in 2020 (Lim, 2021b;Sohrabi et al, 2020). The pandemic, which remains ongoing at the time of writing, has led to the birth of a new normal, where significant changes in societal practices such as the donning of face masks, physical distancing and navigating activities around travel restrictions have become omnipresent (Lim, 2022b;Nicola et al, 2020;Wright and Caudill, 2020). The pandemic has also created an economic climate that is more volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous, yet presenting immense transformative opportunities for firms, institutions and societies to evolve into more adaptive, agile and resilient entities (Baudier et al, 2021;Wang and Wu, 2020).…”

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“…, 2020). The pandemic, which remains ongoing at the time of writing, has led to the birth of a new normal, where significant changes in societal practices such as the donning of face masks, physical distancing and navigating activities around travel restrictions have become omnipresent (Lim, 2022b; Nicola et al. , 2020; Wright and Caudill, 2020).…”

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Distance is no longer a barrier to healthcare services: current state and future trends of telehealth research

Sahoo

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PurposeTaking a business lens of telehealth, this article aims to review and provide a state-of-the-art overview of telehealth research.Design/methodology/approachThis research conducts a systematic literature review using the scientific procedures and rationales for systematic literature reviews (SPAR-4-SLR) protocol and a collection of bibliometric analytical techniques (i.e. performance analysis, keyword co-occurrence, keyword clustering and content analysis).FindingsUsing performance analysis, this article unpacks the publication trend and the top contributing journals, authors, institutions and regions of telehealth research. Using keyword co-occurrence and keyword clustering, this article reveals 10 major themes underpinning the intellectual structure of telehealth research: design and development of personal health record systems, health information technology (HIT) for public health management, perceived service quality among mobile health (m-health) users, paradoxes of virtual care versus in-person visits, Internet of things (IoT) in healthcare, guidelines for e-health practices and services, telemonitoring of life-threatening diseases, change management strategy for telehealth adoption, knowledge management of innovations in telehealth and technology management of telemedicine services. The article proposes directions for future research that can enrich our understanding of telehealth services.Originality/valueThis article offers a seminal state-of-the-art overview of the performance and intellectual structure of telehealth research from a business perspective.

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Toward a Theory of Social Influence in the New Normal

Cited by 40 publications

References 11 publications

Ushering a new era of Global Business and Organizational Excellence: Taking a leaf out of recent trends in the new normal

Ushering a new era of Global Business and Organizational Excellence: Taking a leaf out of recent trends in the new normal

The blockbuster blueprint: towards a stakeholder theory-based marketing framework

Distance is no longer a barrier to healthcare services: current state and future trends of telehealth research

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