Knowledge Transformation and Innovation in Global Society Perspective in a Changing Asia
This is the first book to fully explain the changing management and business models in the current era of important new developments in knowledge and information occurring all over the world. The research and its outcomes presented here focus especially on diverse cases from emerging countries in Ea...
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Singapore
Springer Nature Singapore
2024, 2024
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| Edition: | 1st ed. 2024 |
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- Chap.1. Development of digital technologies for managing business systems Asia
- Chap.2. Technology spillover and business efficiency in transitioning economy: A case study of Vietnam
- Chap.3. Sustainable work life quality in Nepali enterprise in the digital environment
- Chap.4. Digital literacy and intention to use technology for higher education in the Covid19 context: The case of Vietnam education market
- Chap.5. Development of digital technologies for digital marketing business in VietnamChap.6. Business Ethics and Etiquetts in a Business Context of Mongolia
- Chap.7. Research and Dissemination among Academia: Some Observations of Selected South Asian Countries
- Chap.8 Transformation of R&D management paradigms in the digital environment: Focusing on the cases of Google Inc. and Canon Inc
- Chap.9. Value Chain and Business Process in the Age of IT. From the Perspective of Chinese Companies
- Chap.10. Antecedents of local employees’ voice behavior and kaizen activities as incremental innovations: The case of Japanese MNCs in Thailand
- Chap.11. Joint IT business ecosystems between Bangladesh and Japan
- Chap.12. Consumer Behavior in the Age of Digital Economy, focusing on the Case of Mongolia
- Chap.13. New industrial development path based on IT service business in emerging countries in Asia
- Chap.14. Characteristics of the Japanese ethical consumption market as ecological development systems