Communication Management in Promoting Knowledge and Creativity in Fostering Innovations in the Creative Organizations

Atkočiūnienė, Zenona Ona; Siudikienė, Daiva

doi:10.3846/cs.2021.15550

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“…"Creativity can be defined as the creation of something new, new elements or the solution of problems when the direction has already been chosen" (Atkočiūnienė and Siudikienė, 2021).…”

Section: Communication In the Information Flowmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Changes in the form of communication are unavoidable in the case of changes that have a significant impact on the organization (Barr et al, 2017). Communication is constantly developing (Atkočiūnienė and Siudikienė, 2021) and what is important communication wants to develop (Touhidul and Sorooshian, 2019). Thanks to the development of technology and communication, communication can be carried out in new ways (Saha, Saha, 2018).…”

Section: The Evolution Of Communicationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Communication used to be based solely on a one-sided relationship, during which campaigns were conducted to inform stakeholders and people interested in what is happening in the company. Now communication is based on encouraging people to view published content while expressing their own opinions (reacting to them) -two-way communication (Atkočiūnienė and Siudikienė, 2021). The emphasis on communication and its essence has only recently been considered (Pekkala, 2020).…”

Section: The Evolution Of Communicationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…It is a factor that builds the organization; drives it and ensures its survival (Turaga, 2019). Communication is the enabler of all actions (Atkočiūnienė and Siudikienė, 2021). At the same time, the lack of communication causes problems in achieving strategic goals (Zerfass and Volk, 2018).…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

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The paper provides a theoretical foundation of entrepreneurial ecosystems with strong focus on start-up ecosystem. The empirical purpose of the study is to identify the key actors, institutions and organisations which can provide a nurturing environment and services for the creation of the start-up ecosystem of the city of Poznań with regard to business-sciencegovernment collaboration. Design/methodology/approach: The research applies the method of in-depth semi-structured direct interview with experts in the field of support services to potential founders and start-ups with academic origin, the case study method, participatory observation, and reflection. The explorative qualitative study uses both descriptive and explanatory techniques. Findings: The research findings provide insight in the real nature of the local start-up ecosystem presenting its key stakeholders, the scope of their support and ways of creating a conducive environment for potential founders and start-ups. The research results highlight the importance of studying the interdependencies among key actors in the start-up ecosystem in order to provide them with necessary resources and to stimulate the synergy effect. Research limitations/implications: Research limitations resulting from the analysis of a purposefully-selected case of the start-up ecosystem do not allow formulating general conclusions. Nevertheless, it illustrates a real business practice and challenges of the development of the specific entrepreneurial ecosystem. Future research line will concern an in-depth analysis of the most critical obstacles in the process of start-up creation as well as the assessment of the interdependencies among the key stakeholders of the start-up ecosystem to look for more effective cooperation. Practical implications: The synthesis of the current reflections on entrepreneurial ecosystems and the research findings reflected here can benefit both employees of business incubators, researchers, and entrepreneurship teachers and become an inspiration for further analysis and extended research on problems associated with increasing the efficiency and sustainability of local start-up ecosystems and the need to build valuable relationships with key stakeholders. Originality/value: The originality of the conducted exploratory research lies in presenting the real business practice and challenges of the development of the specific entrepreneurial ecosystem, and thus contribute to the discussion on the dilemmas associated with conducting the more effective practice-oriented research on start-up ecosystems.

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“…"Creativity can be defined as the creation of something new, new elements or the solution of problems when the direction has already been chosen" (Atkočiūnienė and Siudikienė, 2021).…”

Section: Communication In the Information Flowmentioning

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Section: The Evolution Of Communicationmentioning

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Section: The Evolution Of Communicationmentioning

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“…The country's total CO2 emissions were 2.18 metric tons per capita in 2018. Iran, on the other hand, is a developing economy with a GDP of $1.74 trillion in 2022 and an 85,484,011 population in 2021 (Atkociuniene & Siudikiene, 2021;Masud, Kaium, Nurunnabi, & Bae, 2018;Shibli et al, 2021). The country's total CO2 emissions were 7.69 metric tons per capita in 2018.…”

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The Impact of Energy Transition and Eco-Innovation on Environmental Sustainability: A Solution for Sustainable Cities and Communities of Top Ten Asian Countries

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2023

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Environmental sustainability is an obligatory practice to conserve natural resource and safeguard eco system at present and in the future. Thereby, it is worthy to evaluate the association of energy transition and eco-innovation with environmental sustainability. The present study investigates the impact of energy transition (renewable energy output (REO) and renewable energy consumption (REC), eco-innovation, research and development (R&D) expenditures, technology exports, and industrialization on environmental sustainability (Carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions) in ten most populated countries in Asia. The data for this study collected from OECD and WDI covering the time frame 2006-2020. The study opted two methods to develop the comprehensive empirical analysis; CUP-FM and CUP-BC. Findings revealed that REO and REC, eco-innovation, R&D expenditures, and technology exports are positively associated with CO2 emissions. The findings also revealed that industrialization positively and significantly affects CO2 emissions. This study guides the policymakers that they should establish the policies related to the environmental instability by enhancing the REO and innovation adoption.

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