Coastal & Deep Ocean Dredging

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Judul Seri

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No. Panggil

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The managerialistic ideology of organisational change management

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Vol. 20 issue: 1, pp.126-144

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Judul Seri

Journal of Organizational Change Management

No. Panggil

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The port as a critical piece of national

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Judul Seri

Safety and Reliability

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Think : why you should question everything

This fresh and exciting approach to science, skepticism, and critical thinking will enlighten and inspire readers of all ages. With a mix of wit and wisdom, it challenges everyone to think like a scientist, embrace the skeptical life, and improve their critical thinking skills. shows you how to better navigate through the maze of biases and traps that are standard features of every human brain…

Getting real about Big Data: applying critical realism to analyse Big Data hype

An emerging application of Big Data is the addition of sensors and other micro-electronic devices to engineer-to-order (ETO) goods such as one-of-a-kind buildings and ships. The addition of micro-electronic devices can enable the setting up and operation of smart buildings and smart ships. The purpose of this paper is to provide a critical realist analysis of Big Data hype. This is necessary…

The role of knowledge management in corporate

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Knowledge Management Summit 2017 Report

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What breaks trust in customer supplier relationship?

The purpose of this paper is to understand what breaks trust in a customer supplier relationship and how to repair it.

The common welfare human resource management system

The purpose of this paper is to propose a new generic human resource management (HRM) system linked to a novel and more developed social and organizational paradigm: the common welfare HRM system.

An empirical analysis of core competence for high-tech firms and traditional …

The main purposes of this paper are as follows. Exploring whether there is significant difference in the model of core competence between H-T firms and T-Ms in Taiwan. Investigating whether there is significant difference in the explanatory power of dimensions of core competence both for H-T firms and T-Ms in Taiwan.

From task-based to competency-based : a typology and process supporting a cri…

Organizational effectiveness today depends largely on the ability to activate, share and transform the intellectual capital of the company into sustainable and difficult-to-imitate competitive advantage. This paper seeks to develop a competency typology that integrates previous definitions and frameworks from the literature and to propose a methodology for identifying competencies to aid the …

Cyclone risk mapping for critical coastal infrastructure: cases of East Asian…

Seaport is a critical coastal infrastructure serving important economic purposes but at the same time is exposed to a wide range of natural hazards including tropical cyclones. Mapping of cyclone risk for seaports is a primary step in risk planning and mitigation which remains a gap in the literature. Since East Asia is among the most affected areas of cyclone risk, and also the region where th…

Public-private partnerships for the provision of port infrastructure: an expl…

Public-private cooperation on the level of project finance, and provision of large-scale infrastructure projects, is increasing on the global level. This paper uses a multi-actor analysis, in order to explore the critical success factors (CSFs) for sound implementation of public-private partnerships (PPPs) in the port context, and to determine the diverging opinions of stakeholders with regard …

Critical success factors in the context of humanitarian aid supply chains

Critical success factors (CSFs) have been widely used in the context of commercial supply chains. However, in the context of humanitarian aid (HA) this is a poorly addressed area and this paper therefore aims to set out the key areas for research.

The successful management of a small logistics company

In this paper, a case study conducted on a small third-party logistics (3PL) company in Hong Kong is presented. This company is interesting in that it has been designated as the “king” of Hong Kong’s 3PL (in-bound) logistics companies. The company has been successful in its overall business performance and in satisfying customers. This company’s strategic alliances with both clients and…

The resilience of energy supply chains: a multiple case study approach on oil…

The purpose of this paper is to enhance the understanding about how energy supply chains work to build resilience against exogenous security threats and thereafter what support mechanisms should be introduced or improved by the European Union.

Optimizing inventory and store results in big box retail environment

This paper seeks to examine key factors within the control of store managers to optimizing inventory and store results.

Lessons on knowledge creation in supply chain management

The purpose of this study is to convey lessons learned from a long-term research project and present a coherent approach for researching relevant areas, ranging from ontology to quality.

Critical success factors in e-learning ecosystems: a qualitative study

The purpose of this paper is to evaluate the critical success factors for sustainable e-learning in an e-learning ecosystem framework. Three critical components of the e-learning ecosystem including principles and methods, processes and systems, and substance and content are considered based on a comprehensive review of the relevant literature in e-learning.

Critical realism in supply chain research: Understanding the dynamics of a se…

The purpose of this paper is to show how a critical realist paradigmatic stance and its associated research methodology can contribute to supply-chain research by providing explanations for specific supply-chain- and logistics-related dynamic phenomena.

Critical elements that discriminate between successful and unsuccessful ERP i…

The purpose of this paper is to explore enterprise resource planning (ERP) implementation project performance of successful and unsuccessful implementations; critical elements (CEs) that are conducive to success; and whether implementation project performance and CEs vary across the number of modules implemented, product type, and number of employees affected by the ERP.