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impact of information technology on managerial economics
1.144 documents for impact of information technology on managerial economics
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... by many researchers to study behaviour and impact of FDI on a particular country or a group of count...This growth is achieved through managerial efficiency and cost cuttings. However, the FDI rec... is realised through the spillover of technology from the developed to developing countries and the... to enable the diffusion of knowledge, information and skills from the developed to developing econom...
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... exchanging products, services, and/or information through electronic networks, consisting of the Int... concentrating on aspects of the technology adoption; however, there are few studying the adop... factors that are very likely to have impacts on Vietnamese SMEs' e-commerce adoption. Thus, the... in which organizational support and managerial productivity are considered as the most powerful f...International Journal of production Economics, 75, 33-45. . Cheung, S., Chan, K., & Wong, S. (19...
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...Moore and Casper (2006) measured the impact of a proxy of workplace spirituality (perceived or... the extensive availability of quality information on the subject of workplace spirituality, this ass... since the advent of computer technology allowing telecommuting, bringing about the isolati...Journal of Managerial Psychology, 9(6), 17-26. . DePree, H. (1992). Busi...: In Government and Politics; in Economics and Business; in Society and World Views, New Brun...
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..., will have repercussions that negatively impact the broader economy. (1) In the United States, leg... that this tendency results from managerial conflicts of interest, undue complacency when fore... for financial firms by creating information uncertainty. Under the "indirect holding system," ... ways to limit the extent to which technology can contribute to the transmission of localized ec... Howard Davies of the London School of Economics and Political Science Offers Action Items for Fixi...
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... is complicated because the decisions impact diverse groups of people (athletes, fans, the comm...National culture can affect managerial approaches, subordinates attitudes, and workplace ... biopsychological potential to process information that can be activated in a cultural setting to sol... (Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology) is a Professor of Management and Norris Family En...
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As Vietnam emerges into world markets, Vietnamese organizations are facing the predicament of how to avoid the low-cost labor trap and move up the production value-chain by improving quality and productivity. Continuous improvement (CI) practices have proved fundamental to building and sustaining competitive advantage in other Asian countries such as Japan, Singapore, and Malaysia. If Vietnamese organizations are to pursue higher value-added activities, CI will be critical for them, too. Despite the tremendous interest in Vietnam from the international business community, little research on Vietnamese management practices has been done, particularly on the use of CI techniques. The language barrier, lack of reliable business data, and the culture of government and corporate secrecy in V...
..., statistical process control, and information systems (Dinh, Igel, and Laosirihongthong 2006). T... business environment and the potential impact this environment has on CI in that country. REVIEW..., focuses on production (versus demand) economics. Until recently, there were no words in the Vietna... focused only on upgrading capacity and technology while leaving out other components of well-designe... challenges due to their lack of managerial capability, shortage of workers with technical ski...
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... that at low to moderate values of managerial stock ownership, risk-increasing decisions may pre...In this setting, consequently, the impact of common stock may be opposite to that of option ... effort required to master new technology or manage new ventures or the anxieties inherent i..., advertising signals product quality information that buyers otherwise obtain only by experiencing ...Journal of Accounting and Economics, 28: 151-184. . Doukas, J., & Switzer, L. (1992). ...
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Drawing from three theoretical bases-"information stickiness" from the knowledge management literature, "service coproduction" from the service operations management literature, and "incomplete contract theory" from the transaction cost economics literature-we discuss a theoretical framework and develop models to study the efficiency of the service coproduction process in a knowledge-intensive consulting environment. We apply, refine, and interpret these theories to determine how work should be allocated between the consultant and the client and the corresponding pricing under different contractual relationships that occur in this industry. We find that, with a pricing schedule that relates the fee adjustment to the self-service level and one party's ownership of the residual right to s...
...Knowledge-intensive services, such as managerial and technology consulting, constitute an increasin...] definition is to allow us to focus on the impact of information stickiness independent of cause." H...
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... great gains of science, medicine and technology, let alone access to the Internet, might as well t... our study instrument to those in the managerial cadre of the both firms. We paid greater attention... one demanded basic general corporate information about the company. Section two contained items tha... with strong learning and scale economics, such activities might never even develop at all, ...
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We review, classify, consolidate, and synthesize the contributions to the expanding field of e-business that have been published in Production and Operations Management. We classify e-business research in the following four categories: (1) e-auctions, (2) radio frequency identification, (3) e-business system design, and (4) competition, conflict, collaboration, and coordination (C^sup 4^ in e-business). We identify important research themes, research methodologies, and research techniques within each of these categories. We also provide directions for future research and discuss the managerial implications of the e-business research reported in our paper.
...The enabling web-based technology integrates various business functions and improves... developments in e-business and their impact on the P/OM discipline. Each of the classification... management, (2) visibility and information sharing, (3) pricing and distribution, (4) customi...: behavioral sciences, computer science, economics, information systems, marketing, operations manage...
