This paper discusses some preliminary findings of a major research project that explores whether organisational cultures alter when the 'glass ceiling' is shattered and a 'critical mass' of women are in senior leadership ...

As the boundary between manufacturing and service industries continues to blur, product innovation often takes the form of blended product offerings consisting of both manufactured and service elements. Organisational ...

The paper discusses a perspective on information literacy in the workplace based on research into the information use of senior managers. Varying experiences of information use reflect different information use processes and ...

Technology has altered the way businesses operate in all contexts. Within a Business to- Business (B2B) context, technology has changed the way products are ordered, dispatched, and paid for. Furthermore, technology has ...

Samdahl and Jekubovich (1997) view constraints as a subset of reasons for not engaging in a particular behavior. There is limited empirical research on the role of demographic and socioeconomic variables as travel ...

Supply chain applications typically involve sharing of large amounts of information across a number of partner organizations. Examples of supply chain applications are common in manufacturing, healthcare and global trade. ...

This paper discusses findings from observational research of grocery shopping. Videographic analysis via qualitative research techniques reveals that consumers who display less emotion tend to be more positive about the ...

Capacity constrained service firms simultaneously employ customer centric marketing (CCM) and perishable asset revenue management (PARM), which can create conflicts and perceived unfairness for the consumer. We first ...