COMPETITIVE EDGE AUGMENTATION: UNVEILING THE ORGANIZATIONAL AND ECONOMIC MECHANISM

This study delves into the foundational underpinning of general system component methodologies, constituting the core methodologies that underlie problem-solving approaches. It seeks to elucidate the most prevalent concepts and fundamental problem-solving methods upon which applied methodologies are constructed. These core methodologies serve as the basis for the development of practical

Authors: Dr. Sarah Ahmed Al-Mansoori, Dr. Mohammad Ali Al-Hashem , Dr. Rajesh Kumar Singh
Pages: 1-5
THE TRIFECTA OF SUCCESS: DESIRABILITY, FEASIBILITY, AND SUSTAINABILITY IN STRATEGIC DECISION-MAKING

This study examines the pivotal role of understanding and aligning with consumer behavioral trends in the success of technological innovations, with a particular focus on Apple's historical experiences. The failure of the Newton, Apple's early attempt at a personal digital assistant, is attributed to a misjudgment of consumer desirability, as it was ahead of its time and failed to resonate

Authors: Dr. Benjamin Alexander Smith , Dr. Jessica Elizabeth Davis
Pages: 35-37
PREDICTIVE POWER UNLEASHED: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF MULTIPLE LINEAR REGRESSION AND ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKS FOR NEW BUSINESS REGISTRATIONS IN THE DRC

The level of entrepreneurship in a country is a critical indicator of economic vitality and growth. The World Bank Group introduced the "new business registered" indicator in 2006 to gauge entrepreneurship by considering various factors influencing business creation. Although research on this subject is limited, it holds significant importance, particularly for developing nations seeking

Authors: Ms. Soo-Min Kim
Pages: 6-25
EMOTIONAL LABOR'S ASCENDANCE IN E-COMMERCE: A VALUED ASSET

The evolution of work throughout history reflects a transition from labor-intensive tasks converting calories to joules in the pre-industrial era to the modern knowledge economy. The industrial revolution altered job landscapes, displacing skilled artisans and ushering in standardized factory work. Subsequently, the service economy emphasized cognitive labor, spanning arithmetic operations,

Authors: Dr. Jennifer Marie Anderson
Pages: 38-53
INFORMATION SECURITY IN SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES: MITIGATING PERCEIVED RISK

In our increasingly interconnected world, where information is readily accessible, technology plays a pivotal role, profoundly impacting both individuals and organizations. This digital revolution has compelled businesses, both large and small, to reevaluate their models and embrace information technology (IT) resources (Lunardi, Dolci, & Maçada, 2010). Prates and Ospina (2004) further

Authors: Dr. Ana Carolina Silva , Prof. Eduardo da Costa
Pages: 26-34