INTEGRA

Ana Ibarra 318068, Silvia Sanmiguel 243494, Julian Range

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Criterios de inclusión: Refinado
SCIENCE: ( BUSINESS OR MANAG
Criterios de inclusión:
WEB OF SCIENCE: ( BUSINESS ) AND
OR 2018 O

Resultados: 0 Aceptados:0 Rechazados: 0 Resultados: 24

Fecha: 05 de marzo de 2020 Fecha: 5 d
Duplicados: Duplica

Ecuación: Ecuac
(competitive advantage or success factor or prospective) and ("competitive advantage" OR
(wholesale trade or Commerce or wholesales) "cosmetics" AND "gromi

Documentos

Variables endógenas de interés para el Descripción d

estudio

El tiempo de prod
Tiempo de producción
para realizar una o varias operaciones. Está compuesto por los

Una política de devoluciones es un conjunto de normas

politica de devolucion posibilidad de que un cliente pueda devolver los prod
otro producto, así como los términos y condiciones ba
salario Es el pago que recibe periódicamente una

toma de decisiones La toma de decisiones es un proceso que atraviesan las personas

encontramos con situaciones donde debemos o

La demanda de tiempo de entrega es la demanda total entre el prese

si se realiza una reorden ahora para reabastecer el inventario. Este r
tiempo de entrega
de tiempo de entrega es una demanda futura (aún no observada), es
de tiem
Una cadena de suministro es el conjunto de actividades, instalacione
cadena de suministros de venta de un producto en su totalidad. Esto es, desde la búsqu
fabricación, transporte y en
Variedad es la diversidad de productos que una empresa ofrece al m
variedad de productos
del éxito de una línea de productos
 l servicio post venta es seguir ofreciendo atención al cliente despué
servicio post venta
que has implementado en tu tienda en línea. Recuerda

El rendimiento económico o rentabilidad económica se utiliza para m

a los recursos empleados. Por lo tanto cuando se habla de rentabilid
rendimiento de la empresa ser un empleado o un equipo de trabajo, y el rendimiento es la renta
cuenta los posibles intereses o impuestos, lo que lo convertiría en un
princi

En este tipo de financiación no se requiere de una aprobación extern

ya que no requiere de garantías, ni avales, aunque una segunda va
inversiones en recursos internos
buena.Ya que se trata de recursos internos, este tipo de financiaci
ninguna otra organización, esto supone una mayor rentabilida

El costo en contabilidad hace referencia al momento en el que una

costos
producto. Para este fin se tiene en cuenta tres elementos: Mat

proveedores Se trata de la persona que surte a otras empresas con ex

El apalancamiento financiero consiste en utilizar algún mecanismo (
apalancamiento financiero destinar a una inversión. Es la relación entre capital propio y el
«apalancamiento» v

estrategia de distribucion A la hora de aplicar la estrategia de distribución de una empresa ha

tipos de canales que quieras utilizar y en la co

Se denomina mayorista a un agente intermediario entre fabricantes

mayorista basa en la compra y venta de productos al por m
El precio al por mayor es el precio que un establecimiento minorista
precios al por mayor
venden el mismo pr
La Gestión Estratégica sirve para determinar, partiendo de la base de
gestion estrategica
lo más importante: qué decisiones debes

Documentos
Variables exógenas de interés para el
Descripción d
estudio

Los factores externos son el mercado y la demanda, la competencia

factores de fijacion de precio
decisiones sobre fijación de precios. Antes de fijar el precio, la empr

la personalización en masa consiste en la obtención de productos y s

personalizacion en masa
de las cantidades demandadas de fo

Se le denomina mercado mayorista a aquel comerciante o comercio

mercado mayorista
tipos de mercados no se realizan

Una ventaja competitiva es cualquier característica de una empre

ventaja competitiva
posición relativa superior para competir. Es decir, cualqui

El DEL es una política pública que tiene por objetivo el aprovecha

desarrollo economico local comunidad, municipio o región, con el objetivo de crear, de forma s
para los sus h
 emprendimiento estrategico Emprendimiento estratégico: consiste en iniciar acciones
Los factores claves de éxito son los elementos que le permiten al em
factores de éxito
empresa de la compete
Son tecnologías que utilizan la informática, la microelectrónica y las
TIC través de herramientas de carácter tecnológico y comunicacional,
informa

economía de mercado se entiende la organización, asignación de la

Economia exitosa entre la oferta y la demanda. La característica que define la import
inversión y la asignación de los bienes de producción s

Una empresa es una unidad de explotación económica realizada po

pequeñas y medianas empresas
actividades empresariales, comerciales, industriales, agropecuarias

innovacion La innovación consiste en utilizar conocimiento para construir un nu

innovación es específico para cada caso, y muy pr

La contabilidad gubernamental, por lo tanto, es el tipo de contabi

dependencias de la administración pública. Todos los eventos económ
capital gubernamental de la contabilidad
El comercio electrónico, también conocido como e-commerce​(electr
en línea, consiste en la compra y venta de productos o de servicios a
comercio electronico páginas
Las empresas que venden productos u ofrecen servicios similares
Grupos estrategicos estraté
 INTEGRANTES
uel 243494, Julian Rangel 323670, Danna Reyes 297535,Diego Gonzalez 318066

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Aceptados: Rechazados: Resultados:20 Aceptados:6 Rechazados: 14
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s de inclusión: Refinado por: CATEGORÍAS DE WEB OF
: ( BUSINESS OR MANAGEMENT ) AND CATEGORÍAS DE
Criterios de inclusión:
CIENCE: ( BUSINESS ) AND AÑOS DE PUBLICACIÓN: ( 2019
OR 2018 OR 2017 )

Aceptados: 12 Rechazados: 12 Resultados:0 Aceptados:0 Rechazados:0

Fecha: 5 de marzo Fecha:05 de marzo de 2020
Duplicados: Duplicados:

Ecuación: Ecuación:
mpetitive advantage" OR "commercial section" AND (competitive advantage or success factor or prospective) and
"cosmetics" AND "groming" AND "stationery" ) (wholesale trade or Commerce or wholesales)

Documentos Aceptados

Documentos que estudian la variable

Descripción de variable (No. Consecutivo del documento en
consolidado)
El tiempo de producción, en administración de operaciones, es el tiempo necesario
Está compuesto por los tiempos de: espera, preparación, operación y transferencia 5,44,62
onjunto de normas o reglas establecidas por una empresa que señalan la
a devolver los productos adquiridos en ésta a cambio de su dinero o de
nos y condiciones bajo los cuales podrá hacer efectiva dicha devolución 16,24,22,42,51
ibe periódicamente una persona por la realización de su trabajo 61,62,34
atraviesan las personas cuando deben elegir entre distintas opciones. Diariamente nos
iones donde debemos optar por algo, pero no siempre resulta simple.
9,15,56
anda total entre el presente y el tiempo anticipado para la entrega después de la siguiente,
ecer el inventario. Este retraso se denomina tiempo de entrega. Debido a que la demanda
a (aún no observada), este valor generalmente se pronostica utilizando el análisis de series
de tiempo. 61,44,45,5
actividades, instalaciones y medios de distribución necesarios para llevar a cabo el proceso
Esto es, desde la búsqueda de materias primas, su posterior transformación y hasta la
ricación, transporte y entrega al consumidor final. 5.6
una empresa ofrece al mercado en un punto determinado del tiempo y puede ser la clave
e una línea de productos, si su arquitectura es la correcta. 6,23,8,43
 ención al cliente después de la compra y es tan fundamental como las demás estrategias
enda en línea. Recuerda que Ser buenos en ventas y entrega ya no lo es todo.

onómica se utiliza para medir el porcentaje de beneficio que produce una empresa en base
do se habla de rentabilidad económica la inversión es una unidad de trabajo, como puede
rendimiento es la rentabilidad que se obtiene de este recurso. Este porcentaje no tiene en
que lo convertiría en un rendimiento nominal. Pero sí que refleja el capital invertido como
principal. 46.43
e una aprobación externa, por lo que hay más independencia y rapidez a la hora de decidir
, aunque una segunda valoración en cuanto a rentabilidad de las inversiones siempre es
s, este tipo de financiación no supone ninguna contraprestación, desembolso o interés a
ne una mayor rentabilidad al reducir gastos financieros, bancarios o administrativos.

momento en el que una empresa invierte dinero en la producción de un bien, servicio o

nta tres elementos: Materia prima, mano de obra y costos generales de producción.

a otras empresas con existencias necesarias para el desarrollo de la actividad. 1,11,29

tilizar algún mecanismo (como deuda) para aumentar la cantidad de dinero que podemos
entre capital propio y el realmente utilizado en una operación financiera. El término
«apalancamiento» viene de apalancar. 11.29
ución de una empresa hay que tener en cuenta que siempre debe de estar basada en los
quieras utilizar y en la cobertura que quieras lograr con dicho canal.
15,51,45
diario entre fabricantes o productores y empresas minoristas, cuya actividad económica se
a de productos al por mayor a otras empresas mayoristas y minoristas.
stablecimiento minorista paga por un producto. El precio al por menor es el precio al que
venden el mismo producto al público. 62
, partiendo de la base del punto en que se encuentra tu negocio, a dónde quieres llegar y,
e: qué decisiones debes tomar por el camino para conseguirlo. 39

Documentos Aceptados
Documentos que estudian la variable
Descripción de variable (No. Consecutivo del documento en
consolidado)

manda, la competencia y otros factores ambientales. Factores internos que influyen en las
e fijar el precio, la empresa debe tomar una decisión sobre la estrategia para su producto.
5.5

tención de productos y servicios a bajo coste con una alta calidad, mediante la producción
dades demandadas de forma personalizada a cada cliente.
5
comerciante o comercio que realiza sus ventas al por mayor, lo que significa que en estos
mercados no se realizan ventas minoristas o detalladas.
6.29
cterística de una empresa, país o persona que la diferencia de otras colocándole en una
mpetir. Es decir, cualquier atributo que la haga más competitiva que las demás. 19.21
por objetivo el aprovechamiento y desarrollo de las potencialidades endógenas de una
tivo de crear, de forma sostenible y continuada, riqueza, calidad de vida y empleo estable
para los sus habitantes.
6,26,33,43
nsiste en iniciar acciones emprendedoras utilizando una perspectiva estratégica 9.56
os que le permiten al empresario alcanzar los objetivos que se ha trazado y distinguen a la
empresa de la competencia haciéndola única 9,56,62
a microelectrónica y las telecomunicaciones para crear nuevas formas de comunicación a
ógico y comunicacional, esto con el fin de facilitar la emisión, acceso y tratamiento de la
información. 21,32,42,44

zación, asignación de la producción y el consumo de bienes y servicios que surge del juego
tica que define la importancia de la economía de mercado es que las decisiones sobre la
s bienes de producción se realizan principalmente a través de los mercados.
27.59

n económica realizada por una persona natural o jurídica la cual consiste en llevar a cabo
dustriales, agropecuarias o de servicios que se desarrollen en un contexto rural o urbano.
9

ento para construir un nuevo camino que lleve a una determinada meta. Cada proceso de
para cada caso, y muy probablemente no sirva para abordar otros retos. 11,15,27

nto, es el tipo de contabilidad que registra las operaciones financieras de las entidades y
odos los eventos económicos cuantificables que afecten al Estado forman parte del interés
de la contabilidad gubernamental. 6.11
omo e-commerce​(electronic commerce en inglés) o bien comercio por Internet o comercio
roductos o de servicios a través de medios electrónicos, tales como redes sociales y otras
páginas web. 19
recen servicios similares al mismo segmento de la población se encuentran en un grupo
estratégico. 21
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or prospective) and
wholesales)

studian la variable
del documento en
idado)

4,62

2,42,51

2,34

5,56

4,45,5

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1,29

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1,45

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del documento en
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Artículos Aceptados

Autores
Authors
Meilvidiri W., Ulita A.S., Asrudi, Alzarliani W.O.
Elexa Ľ., Lesáková Ľ., Klementová V., Klement L.
Krivašonoka I.
Sehgal V., Sagar M., Shankar R.
Li J., Liu C., Xiao W.
Xun W., Ramesh M., Howlett M., Qingyang G.
Riesz J., Gilmore J., MacGill I.
Australian Renewable Energy Agency
Shirokova G., Vega G., Sokolova L.
Gordon I., Haslam C., McCann P., Scott-Quinn B.
Milligan V., Gurran N., Lawson J., Phibbs P., Phillips R.
Solntsev M.V., Bushuev Y.V., Ishkin V.Kh.
Rahn G.
Hellestrand G.R.
Tsay A.A., Agrawal N.
Harrison D., Jr.
Kreuzberg P., Schils R.
Segars A., Grover V.
van Brabant, Jozef M.
Kearns, Grover S.
Yang, Chang-Lin
Gessner, Guy H.,Snodgrass, Coral R.
Wang, Nengmin
Covin,
Burden,Jeffrey
Kit G.
, Slevin, Dennis P.
,- Heeley, Michael B.
Scott, Allen J.
Atiyas, İzak
AU - Doğan, Pınar
Barrett, Christopher B.
Krasachat, Wirat
Pinguelli Rosa, Luiz,Dias Losekann, Luciano
Newell, Richard G.
O'Connor, Philip R
Gallouj, Faïz
Lichtenthal, J.David
Gao, Yang
Zhang, Li
van Brabant, Jozef M.
Strielkowski, Wadim
Baek, Kyoung J.
Jin, Byoungho; Yang, Heesoon; Kim, Naeun
Gurrieri, Lauren; Drenten, Jenna
Jin, Byoungho Ellie; Kim, Naeun Lauren; Yang, Heesoon;
Zhou, Xiao; Huang, Lu; Porter, Alan; 
Lee, Sean; Sung, Billy; Phau, Ian
Hemonnet-Goujot, Aurelie; Manceau, Delphine; Abecassis-Moedas, Celine
Martinaityte, Ieva; Sacramento, Claudia; Aryee, Samuel
Hamelin, Nicolas; Mokannef, Amina; Gbadamosi, Ayantunji
Samper, Adriana; Yang, Linyun W.; Daniels, Michelle E.
Jiang, Kai; Luk, Sherriff Ting-kwong; Cardinali, Silvio
Karampournioti, Evmorfia; Hennigs, Nadine; Wiedmann, Klaus-Peter
Suter, Mariana Bassi; Engracia Giraldi, Janaina de Moura; Borini, Felipe Mendes
Ghazali, Ezlika; Soon, Pat Chen; Mutum, Dilip S.
Rosenbaum, Mark S.; Russell, Eric M.; Russell-Bennett, Rebekah
Shah, Bhavin; Khanzode, Vivek
Gaspareniene, Ligita; Remeikiene, Rita; Schneider, Friedrich Georg
Kobayashi, Hajime; Hara, Yoritoshi; Usui, Tetsuya
Dunes, Mathieu; Pras, Bernard
Moslehpour, Massoud; Wong, Wing-Keung; Van Pham, Kien
Xu-Priour, Dong Ling; Cliquet, Gerard; Palmer, Adrian
Umemura, Maki; Slater, Stephanie
Chiou, Jyh-Shen; Chou, Szu-Yu; Shen, George Chung-Chi
Chae, Inyoung; Stephen, Andrew T.; Bart, Yakov
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Local government entrepreneurship and global competitiveness: A case study of Yiwu market in Chin 2016
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Energy- and emissions trade [Energie- Und emissionshandel] 2006
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Channel conflict and coordination in the E-commerce age 2004
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An electronic commerce strategic typology: insights from case studies 205
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 Resumen en inglés
Abstract
The purpose of this study was to identify superior sectors in North Kolaka Regency. The study used competitive model advanta
Clusters became an integral part of regional policies intended to build and strengthen competitive advantages within specifica
The OECD has emphasized that regions need to boost their growth by placing local resources and means in circulation in order
Globally, mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs) are popular among subscribers in established MVNO markets of America,
Mass Customization (MC) is a flexible manufacturing system with features of Mass Production (MP) and Customization Produc
While it is widely agreed that local governments played a critical role in infrastructure building and industrial development
Efficient wholesale electricity markets should drive preference revealing bidding where generators offer the majority of their p
English
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to examine the ability of Russian firms to develop strategic entrepreneurship (SE) as a so
The emergence, from the 1960s on, of a new spatial division of labor - with the old task-based division of labor within a firm ta
The organisations studied Within Australias highly diversified not-for-profit housing system, the focus of this study is on thos
Russian electric power industry commenced to reform at the beginning of XXI century.. Major objective is to enhance the effic
In 2005, electricity wholesale trade was marked by increasing prices and higher sales. Unusual weather situations with temper
It is a profound dislocation to have reality replaced by models - that revolution is won, that blood spilt. The first radical ch
A number of factors, including developments in Internet-based commerce and third-party logistics, have led many companies
The emissions trading programme developed for the Los Angeles air basin the Regional Clean Air Incentives Market ("RECLAIM
As a result of liberalization of the electricity market most municipal facilities now have a problem. The reduced prices compel
The goal of this study is to present a viable technique for exploring the firm and industry level factors which may influence the
eoretical strength of the gravity model for predicting normal bilateral trade flows and in the seamless merger of TEs in global trade and fin
Growth in electronic commerce (EC) continues to exceed growth rates in traditional markets and continues to offer new and d
This study presents a model for evaluating the critical successful factors of online auctions of fashion clothing to help prospec
E-commerce sales are growing more rapidly than non-e-commerce sales. This creates a great opportunity for small and mediu
This paper considers a closed-loop supply chain (CLSC) with competitive recycling-market (competitive collectors) and product
This is the latest edition of the DLA Piper column on developments in EU law relating to IP, IT and telecommunications. This ne
where a firm is first to offer a distinctively new product to the market—is a commonly recognized form of corporate entrepren
A brief overview of organizational and locational tendencies in the gem and jewelry industry is provided. The central gem and
A decade into the liberalization of the Turkish mobile industry, the sector remains one of the most concentrated in Europe. Th
This paper reviews the evidence on smallholder market participation, with a focus on staple foodgrains (i.e., cereals) in easter
This chapter focuses on the competitiveness of the Thai agro-industrial sector, particularly its ability to export its goods. It pre

This chapter presents an analysis of the evolution of Brazilian electricity market. The first reform process liberalized the ene
Subsidies for clean energy deployment have become a major component of U.S. federal energy and climate policy. After a sur
Electric utilities are living through a revolution in which the key to survival and prosperity is information. The tools made availa
The paper presents a signalling exercise with a view to trace emerging dynamics in the development of the service economy in
Companies have got to learn to eat change for breakfast. Tom Peters…it behooves us to adapt oneself to the times if one wan
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 Resumen en Español
Resumen
El propósito de este estudio fue identificar sectores superiores en North Kolaka Regency. El estudio utilizó herramientas de ve
Los grupos se convirtieron en una parte integral de las políticas regionales destinadas a construir y fortalecer ventajas competi
La OCDE ha enfatizado que las regiones necesitan impulsar su crecimiento al poner en circulación recursos y medios locales pa
A nivel mundial, los operadores de redes virtuales móviles (MVNO) son populares entre los suscriptores en los mercados MVN
Mass Customization (MC) es un sistema de fabricación flexible con características de Mass Production (MP) y Customization Pr
Si bien se acepta ampliamente que los gobiernos locales desempeñaron un papel fundamental en la construcción de infraestru
Los mercados de electricidad al por mayor eficientes deberían impulsar la oferta reveladora de preferencias donde los genera
ingles
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monitorear lo que puede caracterizarse como una industria emergente de vivienda asequible en Australia. Alcance y metodolo
La industria de la energía eléctrica rusa comenzó a reformarse a principios del siglo XXI. El objetivo principal es mejorar la e
En 2005, el comercio mayorista de electricidad estuvo marcado por el aumento de los precios y las mayores ventas. Situacione
Es una profunda dislocación que la realidad sea reemplazada por modelos: que se gana la revolución, que se derrama sangre.
Varios factores, incluidos los desarrollos en el comercio basado en Internet y la logística de terceros, han llevado a muchas e
El programa de comercio de emisiones desarrollado para la cuenca del aire de Los Ángeles, el Mercado Regional de Incentivos
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fundamentos de las instalaciones
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este documento se considera una cadena de suministro de bucle cerrado (CLSC) con un mercado competitivo de reciclaje (col
Esta es la última edición de la columna DLA Piper sobre la evolución del Derecho de la UE en materia de P.I., TI y telecomunica

donde una empresa es la primera en ofrecer un producto distintivamente nuevo al mercado, es una forma comúnmente recon
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En este documento se examinan las pruebas sobre la participación de los pequeños agricultores en el mercado, centrándose e
Este capítulo se centra en la competitividad del sector agroindustrial tailandés, en particular su capacidad para exportar sus pr
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 Palabras clave citadas por autores
Author Keywords

cluster; location quotient; region; shift-share analysis

Local food; Public procurement; Regional development
India; mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs); strategy; Telecommunication
lead time; Mass customization; modularity; return policy; supply chain

Australia; Capacity market; Energy-only market; National Electricity Market; NEM; Renewables; Re
Econ. Energy Environ. Policy
Emerging markets; Entrepreneurship; Exploitation; Exploration; Russia; Small to medium-sized enterp

Communication system; Information security; Optic-fiber line

Concept driven optimization; Empirical system design; Event data driven optimization; Event-based o
Catalog sales; Channel conflict; Channels of distribution; Coordination; Direct sales; Dual distribu

Trade, Payments,Transition economies

Electronic commerce strategy, Electronic commerce alignment
E-commerce,Cross-border
Online auction.key performance indicators
, Trade incentive programs
Closed-loop
Distributionsupply chain, Hybrid remanufacturing channel
,Product competition
, Recycling competition
Intellectual property
, Information technology l,Telecommunications law
porate entrepreneurshi
joyería. Los distritos industriales de gemas y joyas centrales de Los Angeles y Bangkok se describen en detalle sobre la base de encuestas d
Sequential entry
Food
KW - security, Market participation, - Poverty traps
Competition
,KWPrice policy
- National roaming
, Trade policy
,Transactions costs
tar sus productos. Presenta una visión general de la agroindustria tailandesa, los resultados de las exportaciones, las cuestiones clave de c

Electricity Market
Clean
Futureenergy
,KW
Renewable energy,Tax credits
- Foresight
ormación. Las herramientas disponibles por la revolución de la información serán clave para mantener la cuota de mercado y la lealtad de
KW - Europe
KW - Knowledge-intensive services
KW - Wholesale and retail trade
 Business marketing
,- Industrial
ethnic marketing
congregation
KW - ethnic enclave
Industrial pressure
KW - African diaspora traders
, globalizing city
Multilateral liberalization
KW - Africa
peer-to-peer markets,Smart grids
makeup behavior; makeup for the elderly; new senior; perception of makeup
Country image; Korean Wave; Prototypical brand
Choice feminism; feminine beauty; lipstick; cosmetics; makeup
Materialism; Country image; Korean cosmetics; Product quality
Solid lipid nanoparticles; Research topic identification; Technology innovation pathways; New and em
PERCEIVED VALUE; CUSTOMER SATISFACTION; CONSUMER PERCEPTIONS; RELATIONSHIP QUALITY; PU
PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT; INNOVATION; PERSPECTIVE; KNOWLEDGE; CUSTOMER; CONSISTENCY; INTE
perceived creativity-oriented high-performance work systems; self-determination theory; psychologic
attitude; colour cosmetics; media; perceived behavioural control; purchase intention; religiosity; wom
aesthetics; beauty; beauty work; effort; cosmetics; moral judgments; true self; innate self
Pre-consumption experience; Consumption experience; Retail service; Customers perceived value; Br
animal testing; anthropomorphism; cosmetics industry; Dark Triad; empathy; explicit and implicit atti
ontrario, este documento se acerca a CI desde el punto de vista de la empresa. De este modo, busca identificar lo
Organic personal care products; Re-purchase intention; Perceived values; Partial least equares; Th
Retail employees; Gay employees; Gay-straight relationships; Touch; Apparel retailing; Relationship
Dynamic storage allocation; Forward-reserve model; Lean buffer design; Lean warehousing; Retail-dis
digital shadow economy; consumers; concept of digital shadow economy; snowball sampling; motiv
Inter-organizational relationship; Multinational corporation; Trust building; Process-based approach
Brand performance; Brand management system; Formative scale; Objective financial performance; Se
Marketing; Taiwan; Repurchase intention; Korea; Beauty product; Structural equation model (SEM)
Browsing experience; consumer segmentation; e-tail adoption; locus of control; online shopping; socia
Internationalisation; regionalisation; Japan; cosmetics; Shiseido

Customer-sales associate relationship; Multichannel customer management; Multichannel shopping at

los animan a difundir el boca a boca (WOM). Investigaciones previas han examinado ciertos aspectos de esta form
 PROCESAMIENT

ACEPTACIÓN O RECHAZO CRITERIO DE RECHAZO

Rechazo No tiene la información que buscamos, habla de herram
Rechazo Habla de la silvicultura y del empleo
Rechazo se enfocan en las compras de alimentos y la evaluacion
Rechazo los operadores de redes virtuales móviles (MVNO)
Aceptación
Aceptación
Rechazo Solo se enfoca en los mercados de electricidad
Rechazo no se puede sustentar por que no aparece el resumen.
Aceptación
Rechazo mas costoso tener un local que la mano de obra
Aceptación
Rechazo temas acerca de la energia electrica rusa
Rechazo Habla de mercados futuros, CO2 y electricidad
Rechazo prototipo del sistema virtual de ingeniería y arquitectur
Aceptación
Rechazo desarrollado para la cuenca del aire de Los Ángeles, el
Aceptación
Rechazo resultados de la tecnología de la información para obte
Rechazo temas europeos
Rechazo
Aceptación sistema de evaluación.
Aceptación
Aceptación
Rechazo no se lelaciona al tema
Rechazo emprendimiento corporativo
Rechazo sector joyeria
Rechazo estudio enfocado en europa
Rechazo agricultores del mercado
Aceptación
Rechazo mercado eléctrico brasileño
Rechazo se enfoca en la energía y clima de los Estados Unidos
Aceptación
Rechazo servicios en Europa
Aceptación
Rechazo habla de presión industria
Rechazo nclaves étnicos en la China urbana
Rechazo negociaciones bilaterales
Rechazo se enfoca P2P
Rechazo Se enfoca en el comportamiento del maquillaje de personas mayores
Aceptacion
Rechazo Evolucion de lapiz labial
Aceptación
Aceptación
Aceptación
Aceptación
Aceptación
Rechazo Su objetivo es estudiar si la religion influye en el color del maquillaje.
Rechazo Su estudio se basa en el cuidado de la piel
Rechazo Venta al por menor
Rechazo los rasgos de personalidad va de acuerdo a lo que consumen
aceptación
Rechazo Productos organicos para uso personal
Rechazo Preferencia sexual a la hora de ser atendido
Rechazo Comercio y distribucion minorista
Rechazo Su objetivo es el estudio de economia de sombra
Aceptación
Aceptación
Rechazo examinar los factores clave que influyen en los consumidores taiwaneses para recomprar p
Rechazo Compras en linea y orientación del tiempo
Aceptación
Aceptación
Aceptación
 PROCESAMIENTO DE INFORMACIÓN

PRINCIPALES CONCLUSIONES DE DOCUMENTOS ACEPTADOS

VARIABLES ENDÓGENAS DE INTERÉS PARA EL ESTUDIO

En este articulo enfatizan como las tecnologias de info tiempo de producción, politica de devolucion,salario,
Este análisis subraya el hecho de que el espíritu empr variedad de productos, productos basicos, socio confiab

los valores empresariales, las inversiones en recursos i rendimiento de la empresa, inversiones en recursos int

Realizan un estudio prospectivo que por medio del estado

costos, apalancamientos financiero, proveedores

en este articulo se enfocan en el comercio por internet yestrategia de distribucion, canales directos, precios al

El objetivo de este estudio es presentar una técnica vi gestión estratégica, al por mayor

Enfocado en las ventas de comercio electrónico están c mecanismos de coordinación, tiempo de entrega, caden
estrategia de recolección y externalización hace que el mvariedad de productos, productos basicos

se centra en la competitividad del sector agroindustrial apalancamientos financiero,proveedores

mantener la cuota de mercado y la lealtad de los clienteran número de compradores y vendedores fragmentado
 La tecnología impulsada por el negocio ahora parece estinteracción entre las fuerzas globales,producción

aje de personas mayores

Promover la imagen del pais Ventaja competitiva a nivel internacional

Entender como los consumidore finales evaluan el prod estudios al consumidor

Implementacion de la tecnologia desarrollo economico
Valor agregado en los empaques producto empacado
Innovacion de productos Marketing e innovacion
Creacion de modelo de alto rendimiento y creacion rendimiento creativo individual
n el color del maquillaje.

o que consumen
Imagen corporativa a nivel internacional medio por el cual una empresa se asocia con un pais

Expansión empresarial Cognición, afecto e institución

analizar el impacto de las prácticas del sistema de gesti Sistemas de gestión
os consumidores taiwaneses para recomprar productos de belleza coreanos.

Internacionalización de la industria cosmetica Factores que influyen en la expansión

Estudio de la relacion cliente-vendedor por medio de di receptividad de los clientes a las compras en línea
Investigaciones y estudios de comunicación de marketinPreferencia de un producto o marca
VARIABLES EXÓGENAS DE INTERÉS PARA EL ESTUDIO

factores de fijación de precios, personalizacion en masa

Mercado mayorista, gobierno local, centro de comercio global, ventaja competitiva, desarrollo economico local, compras com

emprendimiento estrategico, determinacion del éxito, TIC, mayoristas, economia exitosa, pequeñas y medianas empresas

innovación, capital gubernamental

comercio electronico, ventaja competitiva

ventaja competitiva, economía organizacional, grupos estratégicos, TIC

desarrollo economico local, compras comerciales

centro de comercio global, ventaja competitiva,innovacion

mayoristas,provedores,exportaciones

revolucion tecnologica, lealtad

(BMM) a través de Internet, prácticas de marketing en Internet

Analisis y estudios de productos

analisis de comportamiento
nanoparticulas
Satisfaccion del cliente
Desarrollo de nuevos productos
tiempos empleados

Valor de marca

Confianza y relación comercial

Rendimiento de la marca

Percepción de los consumidores

efectos de interacción en la actitud del cliente hacia el comportamiento de compra multicanal
Voz a voz
mico local, compras comerciales

y medianas empresas
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1 Meilvidiri W., Ulita A.S., Asrudi, Alzarliani W.O.
2 Elexa Ľ., Lesáková Ľ., Klementová V., Klement L.
3 Krivašonoka I.
4 Sehgal V., Sagar M., Shankar R.
5 Li J., Liu C., Xiao W.
6 Xun W., Ramesh M., Howlett M., Qingyang G.
7 Riesz J., Gilmore J., MacGill I.
8 Australian Renewable Energy Agency
9 Shirokova G., Vega G., Sokolova L.
10 Gordon I., Haslam C., McCann P., Scott-Quinn B.
11 Milligan V., Gurran N., Lawson J., Phibbs P., Phillips R.
12 Solntsev M.V., Bushuev Y.V., Ishkin V.Kh.
13 Rahn G.
14 Hellestrand G.R.
15 Tsay A.A., Agrawal N.
16 Harrison D., Jr.
17 Kreuzberg P., Schils R.
18 Segars A., Grover V.
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Comparison of competitive model advantage tools in the economic potential of north Kolaka Regenc 2019
Identification of prospective industrial clusters in Slovakia 2019
Local food procurement tendencies in Latvia 2019
Modelling of Key Success Factors for Mobile Virtual Network Operators in Indian Telecommunicatio 2016
Modularity, Lead time and Return Policy for Supply Chain in Mass Customization System 2016
Local government entrepreneurship and global competitiveness: A case study of Yiwu market in Chin 2016
Assessing the viability of energy-only markets with 100% renewables: An Australian National Electric 2016
The authors thank Ben Skinner from the Australian Energy Market Operator, Simon Camroux from AGL Adib, P.,
Performance of Russian SMEs: Exploration, exploitation and strategic entrepreneurship 2013
Off-shoring of work and London’s sustainability as an international financial centre 2009
Innovation in affordable housing in Australia: Bringing policy and practice for not-for-profit housing 2009
Information and communication systems in the deregulation of the energy sector in Russia 2008
Energy- and emissions trade [Energie- Und emissionshandel] 2006
Systems architecture: The empirical way - Abstract architectures to 'Optimal' systems: Democritus and 2005
Channel conflict and coordination in the E-commerce age 2004
Ex post evaluation of the RECLAIM emissions trading programmes for the Los Angeles air basin 2004
Energy supply. KWK in the spot market. Thermal power economy as element of a trade portfolio [Ene 2000
Strategic group analysis: A methodological approach for exploring the industry level impact of infor 1994
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Economics of Energy and Environmental Policy 12
Riesz, J.; Centre for Energy and Environmental Markets, School of Electrical Engineering and Telecommunicatio
Critical Perspectives on International Business 23
Advances in Spatial Science 1
AHURI Final Report 12
42nd International Conference on Large High Voltage Electric Systems 2008, CIGRE 2008
BWK - Energie-Fachmagazin
Proceedings of the 5th ACM International Conference on Embedded Software, EMSOFT 2005 5
Production and Operations Management 494
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 Affiliations
Economy Development, Faculty of Economy and Business, Universitas Musamus, Merauke, Indonesia;
Matej Bel University, Banská Bystrica, Slovakia
Latvia University of Life Sciences and TechnologiesFaculty of Economics and Social Devel­opment, Jelgava, Latvia
Department of Management Studies, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, Hauz Khas, New Delhi, Ind
CSC Networks System Research Centre, Wuhan Textile University, Wuhan, Hubei Province 430073, C
Division of Social Science, Division of Environment, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology,
Centre for Energy and Environmental Markets, School of Electrical Engineering and Telecommunicatio

Graduate School of Management, St Petersburg University, St Petersburg, Russian Federation; Bertolo

Geography Department, London School of Economics, Houghton St, London, WC2A 2AE, United Kingdom;
UNSW-UWS Research Centre, Sydney Research Centre, Queensland Research Centre, Australia
Optima, Russian Federation; FGC UES, Russian Federation
Vattenfall Trading Services GmbH, Hamburg, Germany
VaST Systems Technology Corporation, 1250 Oakmead Pkwy, Sunnyvale, CA 94070, United States
Leavey School of Business, Santa Clara University, Santa Clara, CA 95053-0382, United States
National Economic Research Inc, United States
Enron Energie GmbH, Frankfurt/Main, Germany
The Wallace E. Carroll School of Management, Boston College, United States; College of Business Admi
 Authors with affiliations
Meilvidiri, W., Economy Development, Faculty of Economy and Business, Universitas Musamus, Merau
Elexa, Ľ., Matej Bel University, Banská Bystrica, Slovakia; Lesáková, Ľ., Matej Bel University, Banská B
Krivašonoka, I., Latvia University of Life Sciences and TechnologiesFaculty of Economics and Social Devel­opment, Jelgava, Latv
Sehgal, V., Department of Management Studies, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, Hauz Khas, New
Li, J., CSC Networks System Research Centre, Wuhan Textile University, Wuhan, Hubei Province 430
Xun, W., Division of Social Science, Division of Environment, Hong Kong University of Science and Te
Riesz, J., Centre for Energy and Environmental Markets, School of Electrical Engineering and Teleco

Shirokova, G., Graduate School of Management, St Petersburg University, St Petersburg, Russian Fede
Gordon, I., Geography Department, London School of Economics, Houghton St, London, WC2A 2AE, Unit
Milligan, V., UNSW-UWS Research Centre, Sydney Research Centre, Queensland Research Centre, Aus
Solntsev, M.V., Optima, Russian Federation; Bushuev, Y.V., FGC UES, Russian Federation; Ishkin, V.Kh
Rahn, G., Vattenfall Trading Services GmbH, Hamburg, Germany
Hellestrand, G.R., VaST Systems Technology Corporation, 1250 Oakmead Pkwy, Sunnyvale, CA 94070,
Tsay, A.A., Leavey School of Business, Santa Clara University, Santa Clara, CA 95053-0382, United Sta
Harrison, D., Jr., National Economic Research Inc, United States
Kreuzberg, P., Enron Energie GmbH, Frankfurt/Main, Germany; Schils, R., Enron Energie GmbH, Fran
Segars, A., The Wallace E. Carroll School of Management, Boston College, United States; Grover, V., C
 Abstract
The purpose of this study was to identify superior sectors in North Kolaka Regency. The study used co
Clusters became an integral part of regional policies intended to build and strengthen competitive ad
The OECD has emphasized that regions need to boost their growth by placing local resources and means
Globally, mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs) are popular among subscribers in established MVNO
Mass Customization (MC) is a flexible manufacturing system with features of Mass Production (MP) a
While it is widely agreed that local governments played a critical role in infrastructure building
Efficient wholesale electricity markets should drive preference revealing bidding where generators o
English
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to examine the ability of Russian firms to develop strategic e
The emergence, from the 1960s on, of a new spatial division of labor - with the old task-based divisi
The organisations studied Within Australias highly diversified not-for-profit housing system, the foc
Russian electric power industry commenced to reform at the beginning of XXI century.. Major objectiv
In 2005, electricity wholesale trade was marked by increasing prices and higher sales. Unusual weathe
It is a profound dislocation to have reality replaced by models - that revolution is won, that blood
A number of factors, including developments in Internet-based commerce and third-party logistics, have
The emissions trading programme developed for the Los Angeles air basin the Regional Clean Air Ince
As a result of liberalization of the electricity market most municipal facilities now have a problem.
The goal of this study is to present a viable technique for exploring the firm and industry level fac
 Resumen
El propósito de este estudio fue identificar sectores superiores en North Kolaka Regency. El estudio ut
Los grupos se convirtieron en una parte integral de las políticas regionales destinadas a construir y
La OCDE ha enfatizado que las regiones necesitan impulsar su crecimiento al poner en circulación recu
A nivel mundial, los operadores de redes virtuales móviles (MVNO) son populares entre los suscriptor
Mass Customization (MC) es un sistema de fabricación flexible con características de Mass Productio
Si bien se acepta ampliamente que los gobiernos locales desempeñaron un papel fundamental en la con
Los mercados de electricidad al por mayor eficientes deberían impulsar la oferta reveladora de pref
ingles
Propósito: El propósito de este documento es examinar la capacidad de las empresas rusas para desarr
El surgimiento, a partir de la década de 1960, de una nueva división espacial del trabajo, con la ant
monitorear lo que puede caracterizarse como una industria emergente de vivienda asequible en Australia. Alcance y metodolo
La industria de la energía eléctrica rusa comenzó a reformarse a principios del siglo XXI. El objetiv
En 2005, el comercio mayorista de electricidad estuvo marcado por el aumento de los precios y las ma
Es una profunda dislocación que la realidad sea reemplazada por modelos: que se gana la revolución,
Varios factores, incluidos los desarrollos en el comercio basado en Internet y la logística de terce
El programa de comercio de emisiones desarrollado para la cuenca del aire de Los Ángeles, el Mercado Regional de Incentivos
Como resultado de la liberalización del mercado eléctrico, la mayoría de las instalaciones municipal
El objetivo de este estudio es presentar una técnica viable para explorar los factores a nivel de la
 Author Keywords

cluster; location quotient; region; shift-share analysis

Local food; Public procurement; Regional development
India; mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs); strategy; Telecommunication
lead time; Mass customization; modularity; return policy; supply chain

Australia; Capacity market; Energy-only market; National Electricity Market; NEM; Renewables; Resource adequacy; System ad
Econ. Energy Environ. Policy
Emerging markets; Entrepreneurship; Exploitation; Exploration; Russia; Small to medium-sized enterp

uible en Australia. Alcance y metodología Para esta actualización, relevante Se evaluaron los desarrollos de políticas para todas las jurisdicc
Communication system; Information security; Optic-fiber line

Concept driven optimization; Empirical system design; Event data driven optimization; Event-based o
Catalog sales; Channel conflict; Channels of distribution; Coordination; Direct sales; Dual distribu

cluster analysis; industry impacts of technology; information technology for competitive advantage; s
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AU Jin, B
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AF Jin, Byoungho
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DT Article
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ID OF-ORIGIN; CORPORATE IMAGE; PERCEPTIONS; CONSUMERS; QUALITY
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RP Jin, B (reprint author), North Carolina State Univ, Dept Text & Apparel Technol & Management, Raleigh, NC 2
EM bejin@ncsu.edu
OI Jin, Byoungho Ellie/0000-0001-5417-256X
FU Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea; National Research
Foundation of KoreaNational Research Foundation of Korea
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FX This work was supported by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of
Korea and the National Research Foundation of Korea
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DT Article; Proceedings Paper
CT Portland International Conference on Management of Engineering and
Technology (PIMCET)
CY 2017
CL Portland, OR
DE Solid lipid nanoparticles; Research topic identification; Technology
innovation pathways; New and emerging science & technology; Tech mining;
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ID MORPHOLOGY ANALYSIS; OPPORTUNITIES ANALYSIS; ROADMAP; SCIENCE
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C1 [Zhou, Xiao] Xidian Univ, Sch Econ & Management, 266 Xinglong Sect Xifeng Rd, Xian 710126, Shaanxi, Peopl
[Huang, Lu] Beijing Inst Technol, Sch Management & Econ, 5 Zhongguancun South St, Beijing 100081, Peoples
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[Porter, Alan] Georgia Tech, Technol Policy & Assessment Ctr, 6025 Corners Pkwy, Norcross, GA 30092 USA.
[Vicente-Gomila, Jose M.] Univ Politecn Valencia, Camino Vera S-N, Valencia 46022, Spain.
RP Huang, L (reprint author), Beijing Inst Technol, Sch Management & Econ, 5 Zhongguancun South St, Beijing 1
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FU Chinese National Science Foundation for Young Scholars [71704139];
Chinese National Science FoundationNational Natural Science Foundation
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Foundation (NSF) [1064146]; Humanities and Social Science Project of
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FX This paper was supported by the Chinese National Science Foundation for
Young Scholars (Award #71704139 -"Research on model of new emerging
science & technologies innovation pathway identification and dynamic
selection based on data fusion of multiple data sources"); and Chinese
National Science Foundation (Award #71774013-"Complex network-based
global R&D cluster identification and evaluation") and US National
Science Foundation (Award #1064146 -"Revealing Innovation Pathways:
Hybrid Science Maps for Technology Assessment and Foresight"); and the
Humanities and Social Science Project of Ministry of Education (Award
#13YJC630042 "Faced on Technology Innovation Pathways of NESTs: Using
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DT Article
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CONSISTENCY; INTEGRATION; STRATEGIES; EXPERTISE; SERVICES
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PT J
AU Martinaityte, I
Sacramento, C
Aryee, S
AF Martinaityte, Ieva
Sacramento, Claudia
Aryee, Samuel
TI Delighting the Customer: Creativity-Oriented High-Performance Work
Systems, Frontline Employee Creative Performance, and Customer
Satisfaction
SO JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT
LA English
DT Article
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self-determination theory; psychological need satisfaction; creative
process engagement; creative performance; customer satisfaction
ID SELF-DETERMINATION THEORY; HUMAN-RESOURCE MANAGEMENT; STRUCTURAL
EQUATION MODELS; FIRM PERFORMANCE; SERVICE CLIMATE; INTERRATER
RELIABILITY; EMPIRICAL-EXAMINATION; INTRINSIC MOTIVATION; INITIAL
VALIDATION; NEED SATISFACTION
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RP Aryee, S (reprint author), Kings Coll London, Sch Management & Business, 150 Stamford St, London SE1 9NH
EM samuel.aryeee@kcl.ac.uk
RI sacramento, claudia/R-5836-2019
OI Sacramento, Claudia/0000-0002-7384-1412
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J9 J MANAGE
JI J. Manag.
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DI 10.1177/0149206316672532
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WC Business; Psychology, Applied; Management
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GA HI4ZB
UT WOS:000456460300014
OA Green Accepted
DA 2020-03-07
ER

PT J
AU Suter, MB
Giraldi, JDE
Borini, FM
MacLennan, MLF
Crescitelli, E
Polo, EF
AF Suter, Mariana Bassi
Engracia Giraldi, Janaina de Moura
Borini, Felipe Mendes
Ferranty MacLennan, Maria Laura
Crescitelli, Edson
Polo, Edison Fernandes
TI In search of tools for the use of country image (CI) in the brand
SO JOURNAL OF BRAND MANAGEMENT
LA English
DT Article
DE Country image; Branding strategy; Brand; Tools; Country of origin;
Country image usage
ID OF-ORIGIN; MAJOR PLAYERS; STRATEGIES; CONSUMERS; PRODUCTS; EQUITY; FIRM
AB Existing country image (CI) literature tends to focus on consumer behaviour. In contrast, this paper approach
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[Engracia Giraldi, Janaina de Moura] Univ Sao Paulo, Dept Business Adm, Mkt & Management, Sao Paulo, SP, B
[Borini, Felipe Mendes; Polo, Edison Fernandes] Univ Sao Paulo, Dept Business Adm, Management, Sao Paulo,
[Crescitelli, Edson] Univ Sao Paulo, Econ Business & Accountancy Sch, Mkt & Commun, Sao Paulo, SP, Brazil.
[Borini, Felipe Mendes] ESPM, Int Business, Sao Paulo, SP, Brazil.
[Ferranty MacLennan, Maria Laura] Ctr Univ FEI, Business Dept, Sao Bernardo Do Campo, SP, Brazil.
RP Suter, MB (reprint author), Univ York, York Management Sch, Freboys Lane,LMB-241, York YO10 5GD, N York
EM mariana.suter@york.ac.uk; jgiraldi@usp.br; fborini@usp.br;
laura.maclennan@usp.br; edsonc@usp.br; polo@usp.br
RI Crescitelli, Edson/G-9497-2012; Maclennan, Maria Laura F/M-1344-2014; de
Moura Engracia Giraldi, Janaina/C-5224-2012
OI Crescitelli, Edson/0000-0001-5546-9779; Maclennan, Maria Laura
F/0000-0002-5019-7492; de Moura Engracia Giraldi,
Janaina/0000-0003-3086-7134; Suter, Mariana/0000-0002-9396-1438
FU Brazilian Federal Agency for Support and Evaluation of Graduate
Education, CAPES, BrazilCAPES
FX Funding was provided by Brazilian Federal Agency for Support and
Evaluation of Graduate Education, CAPES, Brazil.
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PT J
AU Kobayashi, H
Hara, Y
Usui, T
AF Kobayashi, Hajime
Hara, Yoritoshi
Usui, Tetsuya
TI Trust building process for new market entrants: a case study of a
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SO JOURNAL OF BUSINESS & INDUSTRIAL MARKETING
LA English
DT Article
DE Inter-organizational relationship; Multinational corporation; Trust
building; Process-based approach
ID COGNITION-BASED TRUST; CONSTRUCTS; COMMITMENT; MANAGEMENT; CONTRACTS;
 STORIES; GUANXI; MODEL
AB Purpose - This study adopts a three-component view of trust bases (cognition, affection and institution) and
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Research limitations/implications - Based on an in-depth single case study, this study provides a process-based
Practical implications - The study provides managers with insights into how to activate trust based on the impo
Originality/value - This paper adds to the scant literature attempting to explain the dynamic processes by whic
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RP Kobayashi, H (reprint author), Meiji Univ, Sch Commerce, Tokyo, Japan.
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SC Business & Economics
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PT J
AU Dunes, M
Pras, B
AF Dunes, Mathieu
Pras, Bernard
TI The impact of the brand management system on performance across service
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SO JOURNAL OF PRODUCT AND BRAND MANAGEMENT
LA English
DT Article
DE Brand performance; Brand management system; Formative scale; Objective
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ID FORMATIVE INDICATORS; SCALE DEVELOPMENT; FIRM PERFORMANCE; CORPORATE
BRAND; EQUITY; MODELS; ORIENTATION; IDENTIFICATION; STRATEGY; SECTOR
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PT J
AU Umemura, M
Slater, S
AF Umemura, Maki
Slater, Stephanie
TI Reaching for global in the Japanese cosmetics industry, 1951 to 2015:
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SO BUSINESS HISTORY
LA English
DT Article
DE Internationalisation; regionalisation; Japan; cosmetics; Shiseido
ID INTERNATIONAL EXPANSION; BUSINESS HISTORY; STRATEGIES; MANAGEMENT;
LEADERSHIP; CULTURE; FUTURE; BEAUTY; FIRMS
AB This article examines the various factors that have shaped the internationalisation of the Japanese cosmetics
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DT Article
DE Customer-sales associate relationship; Multichannel customer management;
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omers and encouraging them to spread word of mouth (WOM). Prior research has examined certain aspects of this increasingly popular fo
d its cultural influence (i.e. Korean Wave) on shaping the country's image in the context of Korea and its subsequent impact on product ev
e impact of Korea's macro and micro country image and global consumers' materialism level on the quality evaluation of Korean cosmetic
pathways and commercial applications for solid lipid nanoparticles - one particularly promising contender within the field of nano-enabled
eristics and matching with the features of different technology development stages to identify innovative research topics. The second one
2 ( level of desire for existential authenticity: high vs. low) between-subjects factorial experimental design that comprised 6 cells was adop
ation between a business-oriented function (marketing) and a creative partner (external design), a comprehensive understanding of this re
a were obtained from frontline employees (FLEs), their managers, and branch records of two organizations (retail bank and cosmetics) in L
ch international companies associate a brand with a specific country of origin in order to build brand values. In particular, it looks at the us
in an unfamiliar foreign context.
rces consist of semi-structured interviews and archival data, including industry reports, newspaper articles and internal documents.
he order of manifestation of these trust bases. Institution-based trust develops first, followed by a combination of institution- and cognitio
zed process-based explanation and the interaction effects of each trust component require further qualitative empirical studies in varied c
brand performance (i.e. predictive validity) and on objective financial performance is assessed. Data are collected from a sample of 298 br
h of the three BMS dimensions; and product-oriented (vs service-oriented) sector positively moderates the relationship between the BMS
ial performance in product-oriented activities. It highlights the role of brand management implementation, as well as the role of brand ma
of a BMS on financial objective performance reinforces the legitimacy of brand managers and marketing managers.
agement practices and their consequences on subjective and objective performance.
se cosmetics companies have expanded overseas, their focus has largely been in Asia. This article advances a multifactorial explanation tha
 ts of the customer-sales associate relationship, customers' receptiveness to online store shopping, and their interaction effects on the cus
r overall evaluation of their offline and online shopping experiences in the last three months.
has significant effects on customers' attitude toward multichannel shopping behaviors regardless of whether they search or purchase via th
The findings provide meaningful implications for service providers that use sales associates to increase consumers' value via face-to-face
is increasingly popular form of marketing communication, such as seeding strategies and their efficacy. Building on prior research, this stu
nt impact on product evaluation and purchase intention. Built on the prototype and schema theories, a research framework is proposed a
ation of Korean cosmetics among consumers in four countries. Design/methodology/approach Data from 900 participants were collected f
he field of nano-enabled drug delivery. Several text mining techniques - term clumping, SAO technique, and net effect analysis as well as te
topics. The second one is combining SAO technique with net effect analysis to identify what the evolutionary links between research topic
mprised 6 cells was adopted in this study. The results revealed that perceived social and emotional value positively impacted on attitude to
understanding of this relationship remains lacking. As the NPD field evolves to open systems that have changed concepts like functional in
bank and cosmetics) in Lithuania. Results of multilevel structural equation modeling analyses revealed partial support for our model. Altho
ticular, it looks at the use of CI cues in brand strategies. The paper is based on exploratory research comprising a case study of two contra
ernal documents.
institution- and cognition-based trust, before the final combination of institution-, cognition- and affection-based trust.
pirical studies in varied contexts.
from a sample of 298 brand managers and marketing directors in five business sectors (cosmetics, convenience goods, industry, bank/insu
nship between the BMS and subjective brand performance.
l as the role of brand management in hierarchical relationships, in improving performance in service activities.
factorial explanation that analyses a number of factors that led to regionalisation, including foreign consumers' perception of Japan, mana
action effects on the customer's attitude toward multichannel shopping behavior when the firm decides to establish an online store as the

search or purchase via the online channel. The customer-sales associate relationship also moderates the relationship between customers'
s' value via face-to-face service, but find it challenging to go online.
n prior research, this study investigates the effects of SMCs that extend beyond the generation of WOM for a campaign's focal product by
ramework is proposed and empirically tested on two product categories (cosmetics and tires). Design/methodology/approach Data were c
ticipants were collected from consumers aged 20 or older living in economically developed countries (the USA and France) and economical
ffect analysis as well as technology roadmapping, are combined with expert judgment to identify the main areas of R&D in this field, and to
s between research topics are, and then to use TRM to visualize the evolution of the main areas of R&D over time.
impacted on attitude toward the product which subsequently impacted on purchase intention for both authenticity conditions. Perceived
oncepts like functional integration into interorganizational integration, this study contributes to NPD literature by developing an integrate
port for our model. Although perceived creativity-oriented HPWS related to creative performance at the individual level, this effect was m
case study of two contrasting companies from the cosmetics industry, Natura, a domestic company, and the French-owned L'Occitane, bot
ods, industry, bank/insurance and media) and from a financial database. Path analysis and multigroup analysis are performed to test med
erception of Japan, managerial perceptions and strategies toward export markets, as well as the challenges pertaining to cross-border mer
sh an online store as the online channel. The authors also examine how customers' multichannel shopping behavior affects their future sp

hip between customers' receptiveness to online store shopping and multichannel shopping behaviors. Finally, unlike other types of online
paign's focal product by considering how seeding can affect WOM spillover effects at the brand and category levels. The authors introduce
gy/approach Data were collected from US consumers ages 20 and older and analyzed using structural equation modeling. Findings The fin
France) and economically developing countries (China and Vietnam) via professional online survey firms. Multiple regression analyses wer
R&D in this field, and to track their evolution over time. Through analysis, data from multiple sources, including research publications, pa
ity conditions. Perceived quality was found to impact on attitudes only under the indexical authenticity condition. Perceived value dimens
developing an integrated conceptual framework leading to a model of drivers and pathways of NPD success in the marketing-external des
l level, this effect was mediated solely by need satisfaction and not by creative process engagement nor by a serial mediation of both varia
h-owned L'Occitane, both of which draw on images of Brazil to build their brands. Specific elements of CI used in branding are identified, a
e performed to test mediating and moderating effects.
ning to cross-border mergers and acquisitions activities by Japanese firms. Using Shiseido as the case example, the article offers a highly-te
or affects their future spending intentions.

ke other types of online and offline multichannel shoppers who display higher future spending intentions when the physical store decides
s. The authors introduce a framework of SMC-related spillover effects, and empirically estimate these with a unique data set covering 390
odeling. Findings The findings largely supported the proposed framework with two additional paths (Korean Wave to product quality and K
regression analyses were used to analyze the data. Findings Along with the direct effect of macro and micro country image and materialis
esearch publications, patents, and commercial press, reveal possible future applications and commercialization opportunities for this eme
Perceived value dimensions were also found to have direct effects on purchase intention for both authenticity conditions with the excepti
e marketing-external design relationship. Building on the literature on NPD, design management and relationship marketing, and on nine d
l mediation of both variables as we hypothesized. However, as we did hypothesize, average branch creative performance related to branc
branding are identified, and the extent to which the use of these differs depending on the origin of the owning company is explored. The c
article offers a highly-textured account rooted in an understanding of the evolving historical setting, cautions against simple explanations
e physical store decides to open an online store, those who prefer physical stores for both information searching and product purchasing
ue data set covering 390 SMCs for products from 192 different cosmetics brands. Multiple spillover effects are found, suggesting that whil
to product quality and Korean Wave to purchase intention). In both product categories, the findings confirmed that the image transfers fr
try image and materialism on product quality evaluation, a moderating effect of materialism and the respective country was discovered. S
portunities for this emerging technology. We find that research is moving away from materials and delivery outcomes toward clinical app
nditions with the exception of social value under the indexical condition. The findings suggest that authenticity plays an important role in i
marketing, and on nine dyadic case studies from the luxury fragrance and cosmetics industry, a content analysis was conducted, enriched b
rmance related to branch customer satisfaction. We interpret our findings as underscoring the utility of perceived creativity-oriented HPW
mpany is explored. The cases suggest that CI can be exploited in different contexts. Through analysis of the elements used by both compan
inst simple explanations and extends previous discussions concerning the reasons behind the regional orientation of the Japanese cosmeti
and product purchasing display lower spending intentions.
nd, suggesting that while SMCs can be used primarily to stimulate WOM for a focal product, marketers must also account for brand- and c
at the image transfers from the prototypical brands (e.g. Samsung) to the country image (i.e., Korea), from Korean Wave to country image
ountry was discovered. Subsequently, the effect of macro country image on quality evaluation was found to be only significant in the USA
mes toward clinical applications. The most promising markets are pharmaceuticals and cosmetics; however, the "time-to-market" is much
ys an important role in influencing the social and emotional benefits which in turn influence attitudes and purchase intentions. Thus, man
as conducted, enriched by a crisp-set qualitative comparative analysis (QCA). This research confirms several NPD success drivers suggested
creativity-oriented HPWS in fostering FLEs' creative performance and ultimately, customer satisfaction.
nts used by both companies to build strong brands associated with the Brazilian CI-Natura Cosmeticos and L'Occitane au Bresil-six tools are
of the Japanese cosmetics industry.
account for brand- and category-level WOM spillover effects. Specifically, seeding increases conversations about that product among non
n Wave to country image, and from the macro country image to the micro country image. The influence of the prototypical brand image w
ly significant in the USA and France and not in China and Vietnam. In contrast, the impact of micro country image was robust across all fou
time-to-market" is much shorter for cosmetics than it is for pharmaceuticals.
se intentions. Thus, managers will need to clearly highlighting these benefits when developing packaging for their products particularly for
uccess drivers suggested in the literature and reveals three new drivers: source of design expertise, designer brand commitment, and num
ne au Bresil-six tools are identified that can be combined by firms to deliver brand values, derived from any country, through the use of CI
hat product among nonseed consumers, and, interestingly, decreases WOM about other products from the same brand and about compe
totypical brand image was greater than that of the Korean Wave. However, some differences were found across product categories; the p
was robust across all four countries. Furthermore, the effect of materialism on product quality was significant only in Vietnam. This implie
products particularly for different age segments.
d commitment, and number of NPD stages involving designer. The first new driver (source of design expertise) impacts the relationship pr
ry, through the use of CI.
brand and about competitors' products in the same category as the focal product. These findings indicate that marketers can use SMCs to
roduct categories; the positive impact of the macro image on product quality evaluation was supported only for tires, not in the case of th
y in Vietnam. This implies that materialistic consumers in emerging markets might have favorable perceptions regarding the quality of Kore
pacts the relationship process, which then impacts NPD success, while the other two drivers (designer brand commitment, and number of
arketers can use SMCs to focus online WOM on a particular product by drawing consumers away from talking about other related, but off-
tires, not in the case of the cosmetics. The path from the Korean Wave to product quality evaluation was significant only for the cosmetics,
arding the quality of Korean cosmetics. Originality/value This study advances country image research by providing new theoretical and ma
mitment, and number of NPD stages involving designer) directly influence NPD success. The paper also identifies the pathways of NPD succ
ut other related, but off-topic, products.
t only for the cosmetics, and not for the tires. Originality/value These findings provided new theoretical perspectives for country image stu
new theoretical and managerial implications for countries whose image is less distinctive with respect to the effective marketing of produ
he pathways of NPD success, showing that contact authority and designer brand commitment are necessary conditions for NPD success, e
ves for country image studies, and practical insights for companies, especially in countries whose image is less distinctive, to help develop e
tive marketing of products by the destination countries' development status and consumers' familiarity.
tions for NPD success, especially when combined with a high number of NPD stages involving designer or a previous relationship. The resu
nctive, to help develop effective marketing strategies in different product categories.
us relationship. The results also indicate that pathways of NPD success may differ according to the source of design expertise. From a man
n expertise. From a managerial perspective, this study provides recommendations to managers to select the right design partner and choo
design partner and choose from a range of drivers and pathways to devise more effective ways to work with external designers, thereby l
rnal designers, thereby leading to NPD success.
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Trade, Payments,Transition Document Type Publication Stage
economies
Electronic commerce strategy, JOUR final
Electronic
Online commerce
auction.key alignment
performanceJOUR final
E-commerce,Cross-border
Closed-loop supply chain, Hybrid
indicators
,remanufacturing
Trade incentive programs JOUR final
channel
Distribution
,Product competition JOUR final
Intellectual property
,, Recycling
Information competition
technology JOUR final
l,Telecommunications law JOUR final
poratesecurity,
Food entrepreneurshi CHAP
Market participation, final
-Sequential entry
Poverty traps CHAP final
KW - Competition
, Price policy
KW - National
, Trade policy roaming JOUR final
,Transactions costs JOUR final
CHAP final
Electricity
Future
Clean energyMarket CHAP final
KW - Foresight
, Renewable energy,Tax credits JOUR final
KW - Europe
KW - Knowledge-intensive services JOUR final
KW - Wholesale
Business and retail trade
marketing JOUR final
ethnic congregation
,- Industrial marketing JOUR final
KW - ethnic enclave
Industrial
KW - Africanpressure
diaspora traders JOUR final
,Multilateral
globalizing liberalization
city JOUR final
KW - Africa JOUR final
peer-to-peer markets,Smart grids JOUR final
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