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A qualitative analysis of success factors when adopting new software systems in the retail sector in New Zealand
(2021-02-19)Literature review - Trends in supply chain, Retail research, Gap: implementation, how and where you get the data Adapting new software systems This case: adapting SAP in grocery stores Methodology FIndings: User ... -
Innovative models and partnership contribution for sustainable economic growth
(Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology, 2020-11)Unlocking the potential of New Zealand’s knowledge base, its people and diverse resources will be vital in realising socio-economic and environmental benefits for Aotearoa, New Zealand. This small nation has the potential ... -
Team optimisation
(New Zealand Institute of Education (NZIE), 2019-11)RESEARCH QUESTIONS: ● What barriers to giving and receiving feedback in team situations exist? ● To what extent can information technology-mediated peer feedback processes overcome the barriers and improve the ... -
Back to the future : business workplace competencies revisited
(New Zealand Association for Cooperative Education (NZACE), 2019-04)Higher education has a responsibility to consider the development of generic competencies in students to enable them to transfer tertiary learning to meet the changing demands of the workplace when they graduate (Quek, ... -
Potential markets for snacks : a role for New Zealand snack products
(MDPI (Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute), 2019-03-13)BACKGROUND: Worldwide there is an increase in the consumption of snack foods and this is a key business driver for the food industry. Snacking impacts on the overall quality of dietary patterns, nutrition and health. In ... -
Mobility : a by-product of supply chain integration
(2019)Traditional small retail businesses are among the most immobile and inflexible working environments, however, as the need for supply chain integration is increasing these businesses are also reshaping and reforming. This ... -
Critical Chain project management : a case study in software Industry
(International Academy of Science, Technology, Engineering and Management (IASTEM), 2018-12)Critical Chain Project Management (CCPM) has been a controversial topic with extreme opinions on its merits. This is in turn partly due to dominance of theoretical debates in CCPM literature as opposed to empirical evidence ... -
Reconstructing the concept of team fluidity for the digitized era
(2017-12)In the modern digitized business environment, organizations are facing continual transformation in response to threats and opportunities. Team — an essential component of organizations — has evolved from an intact social ... -
Impact of customer reviews on key experience variables of satisfaction and loyalty in the context of online shopping
(2016-12)As customers continuously migrate towards online shopping, there is an increasingly urgent need for businesses to adapt, by first understanding how key experiences shape the satisfaction and loyalty of online shoppers. We ... -
Managing the impact of NeuroLeadership during organisational change.
(2016-12)NeuroLeadership focuses on individuals in a social environment making decisions and solving problems, regulating their emotions, collaborating with and influencing others, and facilitating change; NeuroLeadership engages ... -
The servant-leadership philosophy incorporated in the corporate culture of a culturally-diverse retail company in New Zealand : a case study approach
(Australian Social Sciences and Business Research Institute (ASSBRI), 2016-12)Leader’ is often heard referring to senior managers of organisations. They are ‘managers’ in this context. Leadership is about influencing others to willingly and enthusiastically direct their efforts and abilities towards ... -
Critical Chain Project Management - an abductive view.
(2016-12)Critical Chain Project Management (CCPM) has been a controversial topic with extreme opinions on its merits. While there are many reports of dramatic improvements in many project contexts, there have also been claims ... -
SHRM and capacity building and its impact on management employees in foreign companies in Laos
(2016-11)Strategic Human Resource Management (SHRM) in capacity building can enhance the capabilities of an organisations’ workforce, which is a key value in achieving high levels of productivity. In the Laos Peoples Democratic ... -
Preserve the sustainable environment in New Zealand : think globally, act locally to preserve
(2016-11)This research intends to identify the differences between different groups of people in terms of their attitudes and self-reported behaviours, background, nationality, age, religion, and gender. The value add of this ... -
Enriching Māori entrepreneurship (Māuipreneurship) : Te Haerenga o Te Awa = The Journey of Te Awa
(2016-10)The aim of this research is to map the journey and development of “Te Awa” an undergraduate entrepreneurship (pathway) programme at Unitec Institute of Technology. Some key objectives of Te Awa are to effectively recruit ... -
TOC for academic research : moving from common sense to common practice
(2016-09)AIM • Demonstrate how ‘threads of validity’ may be woven into academic research by using both TOC-based and qualitative research methods GAP • Many studies have sought to enhance validity in qualitative research • ... -
Expanding the world of theory of constraints
(2016-09)AIMS & BACKGROUND Aim • to bridge gap between academics and practitioners and to hold a mirror to see what outsiders see of TOC (what is available to academic researchers on TOC? What view are we presenting to the ... -
Immigrant entrepreneurs in Malaysia : an exploratory study on their business success and prospects in small retail business
(Australian Centre for Entrepreneurship, Research Exchange, Queensland University of Technology, 2016-02)It is commonly agreed that international migration is as old as human history. International migration also continues to define and reshape nations as well as affecting the culture and daily life of many people. While it ... -
Social media usage by academics : some comparisons from a developing country and developed countries’ perspectives
(World Business Institute, 2016-02)Academics and students across the globe are increasingly using social media and social connections for educational purposes. This paper focusses on a comparison of particular countries regarding the use of social media in ... -
Immigrant entrepreneurs and their perceived success in small retail businesses : preliminary New Zealand findings
(World Business Institute, 2016-02)As international migration continues to be a significant force in globalization, some migrants are forced by circumstances to migrate. Others are attracted by the prospects of greater economic, social, and educational ...
