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2020 IEEE Second International Conference on Cognitive Machine Intelligence (CogMI)
Global Pandemic: Business Model Impact on Enterprises reTHINK, reIMAGINE, reINVENT Businesses2020 •
This research is based on the effects of the Pandemic which lead to the shifting of trends in every business vertical. Starting from March 2020, we have seen a huge and drastic shift in business models and their working. Considering work from home culture, various businesses needed to refresh their working infrastructure which ultimately cost them a lot in these unpleasant times when everyone was looking for resources to isolate themselves from this deadly disease. Not only private entities, but even government workings also got affected. In some places, government offices started working with limited employees and also used split methods to keep their offices running by implementing roaster techniques(Kuckertz et al., 2020). Nice sayings by Warren Buffett: "In a chronically leaking boat, energy devoted to changing vessels is more productive than energy devoted to patching leaks." This is what most businesses did when there were restrictions for public gatherings even in offices because "There is nothing wrong with change...if it is in the right direction."-Winston Churchill. So in this paper, we are going to bring light on some businesses which adopted these changes and showed the whole world that no challenge can keep their business on halt for a long time. Even though it seems hard initially ultimately businesses were able to make it(Kuckertz et al., 2020).
The paper provides more information on strategies that can be applied by businesses to survive the COVID-19 while operating to ensure business survival. The spread of the pandemic to almost all countries has affected the supply chain of business organization globally. Behavioral and cultural shift can assist businesses to survive if well maintained. Another idea is on maintenance of the business by revising the organization's crisis and continuity plan. Online business channels and burn-rate analysis assists business to work beyond the restrictions imposed due to the pandemic. The paper concludes by bringing the concept of lockdown exit analysis that can be used by the business to continue implementing changes to ensure that they are at a better position even when the lockdowns are uplifted.
Asian Business & Management
The challenges and opportunities of a global health crisis: the management and business implications of COVID-19 from an Asian perspectiveIndustrial Marketing Management
Business of business is more than business: Managing during the Covid crisis2020 •
International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Growth Evaluation
Business strategies during the COVID-19 pandemic2021 •
Business strategy is an action that is constantly increasing, and is carried out based on the perspective of what customers expect in the future. Thus, strategy almost always starts with what can happen rather than what happens to achieve long-term goals to be achieved and find the company's position in the industry so that the company can protect itself against competitive pressures. Several studies have analyzed the external environment using PEST analysis and Porter's five strengths and using the internal environment through business functions. Then perform a SWOT analysis and matrix it so that it can produce several alternatives in developing a business strategy.
The national and international different types of industry and business establishments are already greatly affected by the coronavirus pandemic. The main purpose of this essay is to explain how the Covid-19 is changing international business strategies. Although pandemic has a great impact in every business sector and it is hard to explore by doing surveys to identify the impact. So for the accomplishment of this essay, it covers all secondary data from the different authentic academic sources. For better understandability and accessibility this essay will cover two international business sectors one is the international food industry and another one is the international aviation industry. Worldwide trade analysts have been moderate to embrace a configuration approach in speculation detailing and experimental investigation. However, much of what International business administration researchers think about is intrinsically configurations: different illustrative components and their interaction at the same time decide the outcome(s) considered, such as administration choice or firm-level execution (Dabbicco, G. and Mattei, G., 2021). But the pandemic is a most recent issue and administration, arrangement, and financial procedure with effective strategies may shift with the controls of division itself. the organizational structures and shapes are implementing distinctive types of business strategies (Walker Jr, O.C. and Ruekert, R.W., 1987). Where various categories of structure, processes, and policies are included within the execution of marketing exercises to the general performance of individual business strategies. Besides, that strategies must be coordinated with complementary structures to promote success (Miller, D., 1988). The strategy of innovative separation is most likely to be pursued in relates to the use of technocrats and gadgets. Now it's pandemic so the business circumstance and plan ought to alter to develop and overcome the current business impediments concerning trade sectors. Though many research proposes a strategic approach to management from proactive pre-crisis planning through strategic implementation and evaluation (Ritchie, B.W., 2004). But for the pandemic in both sectors business promoters should focus their efforts on building a community to adopt innovative experiences. During a pandemic, the business, design, structure, and strategies have been changed. So, the research questions of this essay shall cover two questions. 1. What are the existing solution to crisis management in International Business? 2. What are the strategies, which can be used in tourism and export-import business? In addition to its effect on international business, the global pandemic has caused a major economic shock. Though different research shows that international business has taken necessary scientific developments and expertise accessible in the international market, an enormous mainstream of the workforce is still not prepared enough to achieve the several benefits presented by such resourcefulness, mostly due to lack of correct organizational structure and consciousness (Yang, X et al.2020). This essay, the paper will explore the impact of the pandemic on the international business and strategies in aviation and the food industry, focusing on two questions. First, how do international aviation and the food industry will adjust to the financial shocks resulting from a pandemic? What are the expert suggestions for international business strategies? The business improvement strategy infers that the sector will increment its market share by advertising its existing items to a new market. On the other hand, concurring to the diversification strategy each sector should offer modern items to new markets. As it appears the foremost complex and likely most difficult strategy to actualize agreeing to the Ansoff matrix is the broadening strategy. In truth, a contrast between concentric and conglomerate diversification should be made.
Organization Decision Making – During a Global Pandemic
ARTICLE SUBMISSION 1 Organization Decision Making -During a Global Pandemic ARTICLE SUBMISSION 2 Organization Decision Making -During a Global Pandemic Introduction -Organization Decision Making -During a Global Pandemic2021 •
The literature review will focus on organization decision making and the difficulty in organizational decision-making a during a global pandemic. The Coronavirus (COVID-19) have severely decimated many business sectors of the global economy and organizational decisions must be the number focus for companies. The emergent themes in this literature review will focus on the vast amount of information found for corporations small and large to overcome the challenges associated fighting this pandemic. This study will also provide a more in-depth analysis, including the severity of the virus is having on the organizational decision making and the global economy. Furthermore, this literature review will discuss the opportunity to contribute beyond organizations domain-specific expertise and apply these principles organizational designs and structural functions (Ward, Windt & Kempton, 2019). The literature review will provide vital information on Ethical Decision-Making (EDM) theories as the decision-making must be ethical as Christians take the lead with furthering the Christian faith across the land. According to Ward et al. (2019) to support decision makers across organization, the decision-support model aims to improve both the efficiency and the effectiveness of decision making. One area of major concern is the Ethical decision-making (EDM) theories in behavioral ethics management have been developed through the social sciences, psychology, social psychology, and cognitive neurosciences (Jayawardena-Willis, Pio, & McGhee, 2019;2021;). These theories are either cognitive, non-cognitive or an integration of both, and comprises three areas: data collection and organization, analytic models to drive insight, and interface and communication of information. Keywords: organizational decision-making, global pandemic, organizational theory
Telos Revista de Estudios Interdisciplinarios en Ciencias Sociales
Translation: Covid-19, new technologies, productivity and business' emergency planThe Covid -19 outbreak caused great uncertainty in whole companies' sectors and levels. In general, companies have been forced to make changes and adjustments to adapt to new needs. This research aims to provide managers and business directors some tools to reduce risks in decision-making and minimize economic and health losses in employees. By implementing emergency plans, risk management, creating trust, and effective communication between the different organization levels and areas. The research is inserted in the critical theory paradigm, an epistemological approach, a qualitative methodological perspective, and an evaluation and action research method. The theoretical foundation is based on the thinking of Armand V. Feigenbaum as a precursor of Total Quality Management (TQM) and project management to mitigate risks and emergencies. Finally, a set of reflections, evaluations, and proposals are showed as a conclusion to facilitate decision-making and companies' adaptabili...
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The COVID-19 pandemic has made it necessary to redefine the most significant challenges faced by individual economies and society today. It contributed to the change of contemporary social, technological and economic trends, the effects of which will indeed be the subject of many scientific studies in the coming years. As the pandemic progresses, it promotes reflection and summaries of the consequences of behaviors or omissions in each country. One of them is a synthetic presentation of ten lessons from the pandemic (Gorynia, 2021), which the professor accurately diagnoses in the economic context: 1) the pandemic as a non-economic (sanitary-medical) shock that caused the economic, social and political crisis; 2) the pandemic as a "black swan", an unpredictable threat of high species gravity, but requiring anticipation to minimize its harmful effects in the future; 3) determining the causes of the appearance of the virus determines different preventive actions for future threats; 4) resilience as the foundation of long-term economic efficiency; 5) the set of measures to counteract the harmful effects of a pandemic should not be unified but adapted to the specificity of the facilities it is to affect; 6) the world economy as a system of vessels connected with its positive and negative consequences; 7) the pandemic highlighted the role of coordination of international cooperation; the shortcomings of globalization must be overcome by fairly sharing the positive fruits of international cooperation and resilience aimed at diversifying supplies; 8) economic policy pursued by individual states with a view to preventing the effects of the economic crisis caused by a pandemic cannot be voluntary; 9) the pandemic has sharpened the perception of the shortcomings of contemporary economic, social and political systems and prompts the questioning of certain pillars of the market economy (e.g., homo oeconomicus, individual and global rationality, private and state property, canons of monetary, fiscal, budgetary or industrial policy); 10) the pandemic increases the pressure on systemic and holistic thinking taking into account green economic development, saving energy, water and other resources, using renewable energy sources, avoiding wastage of resources, paying attention to social inequalities in the world, regions and countries, solving poverty problems, and social exclusion. This monograph is partially a response to the in-depth issues covered in these lessons. The authors of individual chapters challenge contemporary topics relating to the COVID-19 pandemic, industry and inter-organizational cooperation, pro-environmental, resilient, and innovative organizations. The monograph consists of three parts. The first part (PART 1) covers an overview of very recent research, considering the impact of COVID-19 on the economy, industries, and business. The article by Anna Ujwara-Gil and Bianka Godlewska-Dzioboń deals with, among others, the issues relating to pandemic impacts on the slowdown in the functioning of the construction, electric automotive, and water industries. Also, it affects the tourist industry, where countries are starting to pay attention to the resource-saving green economy and problems of professional exclusion in the pandemic era. In another article, Maria Czech refers to the influence of public debt on the volatility of spreads during the COVID-19 pandemic. This research is part of the study on the use of sovereign credit default swap spreads to assess a country's credit risk, which may be distorted in a pandemic period. It is undisputed that the COVID-19 pandemic has a global dimension. The crisis resulting from disorders such as in value chains has caused industry to slow down. The Czech luxury fashion industry is no exception. As Radka MacGregor Pelikánová points out, COVID-19 has turned out to be a threat to its development.. Leading Czech luxury fashion companies withdrew to a passive role and felt the negative consequences of the pandemic. As the Author points out, few have engaged in corporate social responsibility and showed ingenuity, which increases their chances of survival in the future. In other studies, Tereza Horáková and Kateřina Maršíková identified factors influencing the environment of effective knowledge exchange in SMEs, which in the era of hybrid work during COVID-19, is particularly important. The second part of the monograph (PART 2) includes two studies on the photovoltaic cell industry in China from the perspective of comparative and intra-industry advantage. As a significant player in the global trade scene and various value chains, China is a fascinating subject of research undertaken by Paweł Brusilo and Bogusława Drelich-Skulska. The results of the first article demonstrate the success of the Chinese industry in terms of growth potential, competitiveness, and development opportunities thanks to effective state support and favorable market forces. As the authors point out, the Chinese solar cell industry has not been studied so far in the context of comparative advantage and the new structural economy. The results show the way for other countries to consider or develop innovative industries, such as renewable energy and solar energy. In the second article, Paweł Brusilo examines the topic of the Belt and Road Initiative in the context of the Chinese photovoltaic cell industry, energy transition policy, identification of modern intra-industry trade patterns and opportunities for this industry, which is characterized by significant state interventionism. The considerations in this article may inspire EU countries to deepen economic and trade cooperation in the export and import of solar cells with China. On the other hand, Joanna Kurowska-Pysz has undertaken the analysis of the cooperation conditions within the innovative processes of representatives of science, business, the legislative, and economic environment cooperating on the capital market. The Author focused on the motivators, barriers, but also the search for an effective form of development of intersectoral cooperation enabling the exchange of knowledge and experience, learning, including the flow of personnel between sectors, joint organization of conferences, seminars, training, and implementation of research projects constituting the basis of innovative processes, or the diagnosis of network relationships. The model proposed by the Author will surely inspire other researchers. The third part of the monograph (PART 3) includes articles referring, inter alia, to the pro-environmental organizational culture of enterprises. Katarzyna Piwowar-Sulej, as an advocate of this valuable orientation today, has shown that organizations are interested in developing pro-ecological behavior and are aware of their impact on the natural environment. The article is in line with the global trend focused on the sustainable, ecological, and green economy enterprises operating in this trend, not only because of COVID-19. Taking action to develop a pro-ecological organizational culture, taking care of the natural environment is not only a moral and ethical requirement but also an obligation for the future generation. This part also includes an article by Piotr Tomszys and Bartosz Grucza, who present an inspiring model of organizational resilience and an attempt to operationalize it. The organizational resilience model proposed by the Authors is in line with the growing interest in the analyzes and measurement of the enterprises' resilience. The conceptualization and measurement of economic resilience can inspire other researchers to further research in this area. The COVID-19 pandemic, as an unpredictable and destructive shock, might be a unique opportunity to verify the developed model, as the authors point out. The last article deals with the issue of innovative management and its measurement based on a proprietary tool developed by Magdalena Gorzelany-Dziadkowiec. The considerations undertaken by the Author are a reliable starting point for further research concerning the impact of COVID-19 on the organization's functioning, the development of innovative management, changes in work processes, and interpersonal relations in the era of increasingly dominant digital technology and skills to use it.
Journal of the South Carolina Medical Association
Moving and losing": A pilot study incorporating physical activity to decrease obesity in the pediatric population2013 •
Journal of the Chilean Chemical Society
Synthesis of 2-METHYL4QUINOLONE-3-ACETIC Acids with Potential Antibacterial Activity2012 •
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Landscape Ecology
Informing landscape planning and design for sustaining ecosystem services from existing spatial patterns and knowledge2012 •
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Journal of Public Economics
Charter school quality and parental decision making with school choice2007 •
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International Journal of Signal Processing, Image Processing and Pattern Recognition
A Novel Approach for Congestion Control in War State Battle Field Using Cloud Sensor for Collision Detection and Prevention2015 •
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Assessing the Reliability of a Small-Scale Legacy Radiocarbon Dataset Using Chronometric Transparency Approaches: Torres Strait Radiocarbon Database2023 •
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Crop Breeding and Applied Biotechnology
SCS122 Miura - New Rice Cultivar2017 •
Community Mental Health Journal
Ethical Considerations in Rural Health Care: A Pilot Study of Clinicians in Alaska and New Mexico2005 •
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Prediksi Harga Foreign Exchange Mata Uang Eur/Usd Dan GBP/Usd Menggunakan Long Short-Term Memory2021 •
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No evidence that protein truncating variants in BRIP1 are associated with breast cancer risk: implications for gene panel testing2016 •
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Education Reform Journal
Is It Possible To Create An Enterprising And Innovative Educational Ecocommunity?2021 •
Trends in Endocrinology & Metabolism
The F-techniques: advances in receptor protein studies2008 •