Posted on 15 August 2017. Tags: Business Models, competitiveness, innovation, stakeholders, Strategic Growth Factors, Value Creation
This paper examines the effects of business models and strategic growth factors on organization value creation. This paper addresses the research question by using Nestle Nigeria Plc. as a case study with 180 sample size as respondents to test the hypotheses. This study uses regression analysis method to investigate business models and strategic growth factors contribution to organization value creation. The study uses adjusted R2 as a primary metric for measuring the model specifications. The empirical findings show that 55% of business models contribute to organization value creation while 53% of strategic growth factors contribute to organization value creation. This paper recommends that both old and prospective business ventures should take innovation as the primary factor when designing a business model and technology as the primary factor when considering strategic growth in any organization.
Effects of Business Model and Strategic Growth Factors on Organization Value Creation (1.4 MiB, 2,002 hits)
Posted in Volume VII, Issue no. 4
Posted on 15 August 2014. Tags: corporate rules and regulations, Ethics audit, information technology (IT), internet safety, stakeholders
The aims of this article are to test how does enhanced ethics audit model as a new tool for management in Estonian companies work and to investigate through ethics audit model the hidden ethical risks in information technology which occur in everyday work and may be of harm to stakeholders’ interests. Carrying out ethics audit requires the diversity of research methods. Therefore throughout the research the authors took into account triangulation method. The research was conducted through qualitative approach and an analysis on a case study, which also included interviews, questionnaires and observations. Reason why authors audited ethical aspects of company´s info technology field is due to the fact that info technology as such is an area which is not handled in any CSR reports but may cause serious ethical risks to company ́s stakeholders. The article concludes with suggesting an extension of the ethics audit model for evaluating ethical risks and for companies to help to raise employees’- awareness about safe internet using and responsibility towards protecting the organization’s information technology and to prevent ethical and moral risks occurring.
Implementing Ethics Auditing Model: New Approach (739.8 KiB, 2,994 hits)
Posted in Economics, Volume IV, Issue no. 4