Building smart living environments for ageing societies: Decision support for cross-border e-services between Estonia and Finland

Weck, Marina; Jackson, Eric; Sihvonen, Markus; Pappel, Ingrid

doi:10.1016/j.techsoc.2022.102066

Cited by 7 publications

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“…Cross-border e-commerce services are accepted and used more and more by consumers, and in reference [1], some potential benefits of cross-border e-commerce for elderly people in European countries have been proven. The authors of reference [11] studied the cross-border logistics transportation problems in the Shanghai, Venice, and Berlin regions, focusing on selecting carriers for cross-border logistics activities rather than optimizing the transportation routes.…”

Section: Cross-border E-commerce Logistics Servicesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The development of blockchain technology and internet technology has provided a software and hardware foundation for cross-border e-commerce platforms. At the same time, some social issues, such as an aging society, have further promoted the development of cross-border e-commerce platforms [1]. A recent survey found that an important factor affecting the development of cross-border e-commerce is the cost and risk of logistics during cross-border transportation [2].…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Improved Swarm Intelligence-Based Logistics Distribution Optimizer: Decision Support for Multimodal Transportation of Cross-Border E-Commerce

Xu,

Di Nardo,

Yin

2024

Mathematics

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Cross-border e-commerce logistics activities increasingly use multimodal transportation modes. In this transportation mode, the use of high-performance optimizers to provide decision support for multimodal transportation for cross-border e-commerce needs to be given attention. This study constructs a logistics distribution optimization model for cross-border e-commerce multimodal transportation. The mathematical model aims to minimize distribution costs, minimize carbon emissions during the distribution process, and maximize customer satisfaction as objective functions. It also considers constraints from multiple dimensions, such as cargo aircraft and vehicle load limitations. Meanwhile, corresponding improvement strategies were designed based on the Sand Cat Swarm Optimization (SCSO) algorithm. An improved swarm intelligence algorithm was proposed to develop an optimizer based on the improved swarm intelligence algorithm for model solving. The effectiveness of the proposed mathematical model and improved swarm intelligence algorithm was verified through a real-world case of cross-border e-commerce logistics transportation. The results indicate that using the proposed solution in this study, the cost of delivery and carbon emissions can be reduced, while customer satisfaction can be improved.

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Section: Cross-border E-commerce Logistics Servicesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Improved Swarm Intelligence-Based Logistics Distribution Optimizer: Decision Support for Multimodal Transportation of Cross-Border E-Commerce

Xu,

Di Nardo,

Yin

2024

Mathematics

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“…On the functional dimension, various studies describe the roles of public agencies (Leosk et al, 2021;Prentza et al, 2021;Schmidt and Krimmer, 2022;Soe, 2018;Weck et al, 2022), private actors (Prentza et al, 2021;Schmidt and Krimmer, 2022;Weck et al, 2022) and societal organisations (Soe, 2018;Tinholt et al, 2013;Weck et al, 2022;Weehuizen and Van Oranje, 2007), with each actor being a service provider and/or service consumer (Leosk et al, 2021;Prentza et al, 2021) (Trupec et al, 2015).…”

Section: Governance Of Cross-border Digital Public Servicesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The literature points out the importance of the implementation of regulatory frameworks and building blocks by member states, whereas it also signals specific challenges, national interests, idiosyncratic infrastructures, and existing services are prohibitive for harmonisation and standardisation across member states (Graux, 2021;Kramer, 2016;Leitold, 2019;Leosk et al, 2021;Stanimirovic and Jocic, 2022;Williams et al, 2018). Many studies describe the idiosyncrasies of member states as an important determinant in the faltering implementation of cross-border digital public services (Kramer, 2016;Leosk et al, 2021;Natsiavas et al, 2018;Ng, 2014;Prentza et al, 2021;Stanimirovic and Jocic, 2022;Tinholt et al, 2013;Weck et al, 2022).…”

Section: Governance Of Cross-border Digital Public Servicesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Cross-border digital public services in the European Union: a systematic literature review

Dedovic,

Homburg

2024

IJEG

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The success of the European single market and advancements in digital technologies have increased the focus on cross-border digital public services. To date, most academic research on digital public services has been concentrated on national and local levels, with research on cross-border digital public services being scattered across various academic disciplines. In this paper, we provide a systematic literature review on cross-border digital public services. We conclude that current research on cross-border digital public services describes the symptoms of faltering coordination at the level of European policy making organisational change challenges and limited maturity with low levels of interoperability between public administrations in the EU. However, cross-border digital public services literature is undertheorised, and we suggest using multi-level governance theories, theories of organisational change, interoperability studies, and service development literature to guide future research into cross-border digital public services, through which European citizens and businesses can experience the impact of European integration policies. Cross-border digital public services in the European Union

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“…It is believed that cross-border e-commerce and pilot zones have a positive effect on regional economic growth, mainly via facilitating trade [66], promoting digital economy development [67], cultivating new industry formats [68], and supporting upgrades to the industrial supply chain [69]. Some studies have revealed certain heterogeneities in the impacts of cross-border e-commerce and pilot zones on regional economic growth, particularly in terms of regional distribution [70], city level [60], and the degree of cross-border e-commerce development [71,72].…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Impacts of the Sustainable Development of Cross-Border E-Commerce Pilot Zones on Regional Economic Growth

Yang,

Liu,

Yang

2023

Sustainability

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This paper evaluates the sustainable development of cross-border e-commerce pilot zones and their impact on regional economic growth. A comprehensive performance evaluation system is constructed to assess the degree of sustainable development in the first five batches of cross-border e-commerce pilot zones in China between 2011 and 2020, which reveals significant regional differences and a clear “Matthew effect”. We also quantify the specific role of cross-border e-commerce pilot zones in promoting regional economic growth; specifically, we demonstrate that the level of sustainable development of cross-border e-commerce pilot zones has a significant positive impact on regional economic growth and show that these effects vary according to regional distribution, city level, and the degree of sustainable development of cross-border e-commerce pilot zones. On this basis, we explore the mechanism through which these factors influence one another and identify three main channels on which to focus for further development: industrial structure upgrades, institutional innovation, and consumption upgrades. Finally, based on empirical results, we propose differentiated policy suggestions for various regions and city levels through the provision of theoretical and practical support for promoting the healthy and sustainable development of cross-border e-commerce pilot zones and the stable growth of regional economies.

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Building smart living environments for ageing societies: Decision support for cross-border e-services between Estonia and Finland

Cited by 7 publications

References 37 publications

Improved Swarm Intelligence-Based Logistics Distribution Optimizer: Decision Support for Multimodal Transportation of Cross-Border E-Commerce

Improved Swarm Intelligence-Based Logistics Distribution Optimizer: Decision Support for Multimodal Transportation of Cross-Border E-Commerce

Cross-border digital public services in the European Union: a systematic literature review

Impacts of the Sustainable Development of Cross-Border E-Commerce Pilot Zones on Regional Economic Growth

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