Analysis on Problems of Liaoning Tourism Industry Based on DIAMOND MODEL

Liu, Xin; Mao, Hui

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/amm.651-653.1527

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“…The graduates' competitiveness data were analyzed using quantitative descriptive technique, while the competitive compliance data were analyzed using Porter suitability analysis [8,9]. The competitive advantage (graduates' competitiveness) proposed by Porter is used as it is understood as the market behavior of the education industry, so that all four factors (input, demand conditions, relevance and educational strategy) should be met [16,17]. The conformity criteria used are: <0.5 (bad); ≥0.5 -<1.5 (bad); ≥1.5 -<2.5 (doubtful); ≥2, 5 -<3.5 (good); ≥ 3.5 (very good).…”

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The Competitiveness of Master of Education Graduates: Porter’s Diamond Analysis

Sukardi

Rusdiawan

Wardana

2019

Int. J. Emerg. Technol. Learn.

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The competitiveness of university graduates is largely determined by its capacity to create and maintain competitive advantage. Based on the Porters' Diamond model, this study measures the competitive advantage of universities in Indonesia, especially the master's level of education. This model has almost never been in educational institutions, except for economic / business sectors. The data were collected through a survey and interpreted by the Porters' Diamond Compatibility Analysis. The competitiveness of master of education graduates in Indonesia is already in good level but is still considered low in the Southeast Asian level. Four factors of Porters' Diamond competitiveness have low supporting capacity so that it leads to the less competitiveness of the graduates. Strengthening the supporting capacity of demand conditions, educational relevance, and educational strategies are then becoming top priorities, including strengthening specific skills and developing sector-based competency.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Competitiveness of Master of Education Graduates: Porter’s Diamond Analysis

Sukardi

Rusdiawan

Wardana

2019

Int. J. Emerg. Technol. Learn.

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“…Traditional tourism products mainly include food, hotel, transportation, tourism, shopping, entertainment, combined products, and additional products [36]. If a new product category were added, it would be regarded as an explorative update.…”

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“…Employing a distributed time lag model [37] and using alternative lag time periods as covariates allowed us to evaluate the effects of changes in independent variables on the dependent variable over multiple periods of time [38]. Specifically, our distributed time lag model included the two types of app updates, lagging by 1 to 5 months due to the impact of seasonal factors in the travel industry on user demand [36]. Thus, in our model, market performance in January 2015 may have been affected by OTPs' app updates from December and November 2014 back to August 2014.…”

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A Study on Temporal Effects of Different Types of Mobile Application Updates

2022

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The sustainability of market performance of mobile applications (apps) updates is a vital goal for e-commerce firms to continuously innovate for products and functions. E-commerce firms must formulate effective app update strategies and tackle the temporal uncertainties associated with different types of app updates. However, the existing literature on app updates mainly focuses on the effects of update frequency. At the same time, scant attention has been paid to clarifying the temporal effects of different types of app updates. Accordingly, based on the framework of exploration vs. exploitation, we investigate the temporal effects of different kinds of app updates on market performance in the hypercompetitive context of online travel mobile applications. We collected data on release notes and downloads of seven Chinese online travel apps available from the Android Market from April 2013 to January 2015; conducted structured content analysis to identify different types of app updates; and adopted the feasible generalized least-squares (FGLS) estimation to test our model. We found that exploitative app updates have an instant and continuous positive impact on market performance, while explorative app updates have no significant effect in the short term but will have a positive effect on market performance in the long term. Moreover, competition intensity shortens the duration of the positive effect of exploitative app updates and delays the time that explorative app updates have to take effect. By studying the different impacts that two types of app updates have on market performance from a time dimension, this study helps resolve the mixed findings on the effects of app updates and guides e-commerce firms on how to effectively formulate app update strategies in a hypercompetitive context.

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Analysis on Problems of Liaoning Tourism Industry Based on DIAMOND MODEL

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The Competitiveness of Master of Education Graduates: Porter’s Diamond Analysis

The Competitiveness of Master of Education Graduates: Porter’s Diamond Analysis

A Study on Temporal Effects of Different Types of Mobile Application Updates

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