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Literature regarding the gains from internationalization is mixed and ambiguous. This may be because the previous literature ignores issues such as technological push and pull factors that attract foreign investment, industry competitiveness and rivalry among industry participants, the policy of...
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In an attempt to understand the marketing and managerial implications for the success or failure of an e …, marketing factors, market factors, financial factors, and Web site design and efficiency factors. …In an attempt to understand the marketing and managerial implications for the success or failure of an e …
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The growth of promotional wars among brands in the 1980s, combined with the fact that promotions are mostly used by the current buyers of the brand which cannibalizes regular sales, has resulted in several innovative promotional tactics that look at brand competition in a broad strategic...
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. Digital Marketing Adoption Framework for Small Businesses in Egypt: A Grounded Theory Approach -- Chapter 15. Islamic …
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Examining the role of digital transformation as an enabler of sustainability and servitization – a dynamic capability perspective -- The impact of digitalisation on organisational resilience in a changing environment: evidence from four case studies -- Understanding organizational culture in...
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Knowledge is a resource and an important asset that organizations leverage to attain their goals. In a competitive environment, efficient and effective transfer of knowledge within the firm is a strategic imperative. In each organization a system through which knowledge flows, arises by design...
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Not much is known about factors of firm performance in emerging economies (EEs). This study investigates two variables that individually and in combination are posited to affect firms in these turbulent environments: receptivity to the influence of trade associations and dynamic knowledge...
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Since the early 1990s there has been a substantial increase both in mergers and acquisitions (M&A) as well as in divestitures of high-tech companies. This dissertation examines the takeover and divestiture activity in high-tech markets in an effort to extend our current knowledge regarding...
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This dissertation assessed two aspects of entrepreneurial scanning related to new ventures. The first was the information search and analysis these entrepreneurs performed when they made certain basic decisions necessary to start most business prior to commencement of operations. The second was...
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