Coopetition strategies for competitive intelligence practices-evidence from full-service hotels

Köseoğlu, Mehmet Ali; Yick, Melissa Yan Yee; Okumuş, Fevzi

doi:10.1016/j.ijhm.2021.103049

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“…Research on SVs was published in journals such as Sustainability (Switzerland), Agriculture (Switzerland), Land Use Policy, Social Sciences, and Ecological Economics. The research methods used were interview-based surveys, and the systematic analysis of documents for the case study was conducted using a focus group [15,21].…”

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“…The answers to these important questions can be considered deeply within the local community [13] and can bring value to economic activities for both farmers and consumers, supporting both environmental protection and social behavior in the community [14]. The SV community focuses on competitive and smart practices [9,15] which support the ecosystem and biodiversity [7], and demonstrate the contribution of the SV to the reduction of resource consumption in the analyzed rural area.…”

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Perspectives on Smart Villages from a Bibliometric Approach

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We are going through a period in which the concept of the smart village (SV) is a novelty for the management of a community, and the new smart economy of the village is based on the power of community support. Appropriately, the development of a SV is related to a family’s participation in the motivation and access to education, the increase in knowledge of information technology, information and communications technology (ICT) literacy, and also in the creation of facilities for research and development (R&D). The partnership between the public administration, the private sector, and the community heads will lead to a smart economy within the village. At the same time, the intervention of the food system to support climate change can be supported by intelligent agriculture. The SV has a strong social significance; research in the field can be multidisciplinary, including human nutrition, climate change, and community education. This paper aims to X-ray the research areas of the SV from a multidisciplinary sense, in support of the partnership with the community, and to identify the main directions of strategic development. In total, 368 pieces of research on SVs from the last ten years were analyzed through bibliometric analysis using VOSviewer software, doubled by the co-occurrence of keywords and the bibliometric combination of documents, followed by a systematic review of the literature. The research undertaken was intended to contribute to the development of research for SVs, with the analysis of identified clusters. The results obtained will have a special contribution at the SV level through strategic and research proposals and suggest that the most important strategic and research directions for SVs focus on community education, its satiety, as well as several environmental and social changes generated by SVs.

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“…In second place, with regard to leisure preferences, we find visits to bars, nightclubs, restaurants and shopping centres (Alipour, Olya, Maleki & Dalir, 2020;Caletrío, 2009;Jacobsen & Dann, 2009;Obrador, Crang & Travlou, 2009;Valls, Gibert, Orellana & Anton, 2018). These are activities that have in common their link to hedonism and socialisation, with interpersonal contact and which take place in a very diverse environment, dominated by simultaneous relations of collaboration and competition between the different companies that offer their services to tourists in the destination (Cirer, 2014;Köseoglu, Yan & Okumus, 2021;Rogerson & Rogerson, 2020: 1084.…”

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Continuity or change after Covid-19 in tourism in Ibiza and Formentera

Cirer Costa

2024

RMCE

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The pandemic caused by Covid-19 has severely affected the tourism industry, but it has not equally affected all its segments or all the geographical spaces where it is carried out. Our objective is to determine whether it has caused structural changes in one of the major sun and beach tourist destinations in the Mediterranean: the islands of Ibiza and Formentera. To answer this question, we analyse the evolution of the prices offered by the different types of tourist accommodation on these islands in 2019, 2020 and 2021. This analysis shows that tourism practically disappeared on these islands in 2020, but when it partially recovered, in 2021, it did so with the same characteristics that existed before the pandemic.

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“…Thus, most managers focused on tactics to gather competitor intelligence instead of strategy-related matters. In addition, Köseoglu, Yick and Okumus (2021) discovered that although top executives acquire data and information for general management or strategic planning, departments generally focus on those most relevant to their speciality to establish an operational and tactical strategy.…”

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Competitive intelligence and strategy implementation: Critical examination of present literature review

Maluleka,

Chummun

2023

SA Journal of Information Management

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Method:This study employed systematic literature with the selection criterion to identify 33 publications published between 2008 and 2022. Thematic content analysis provided a range of analytic options. Academic Search Complete, EBSCOhost, and Google Scholar databases were used to locate peer-reviewed journal articles. The publications were grouped by journal names, year of publication, and article count. Results:The study found that CI played a vital role in developing company strategies and practices. Our study also showed that a plethora of peer-reviewed academic articles on CI were published in developed countries such as North America and Europe. Only a few CI-related studies have been published in developing countries. Conclusion:Most authors have not examined how CI leads to strategy implementation, even though CI research has gained traction internationally over the years. Competitive intelligence was not found to have a relationship with implementing, evaluating, and monitoring strategies pointing out gaps in the literature and suggesting future research.Contribution: This study examines the current state of the literature on CI and strategy implementation, and identifies gaps in the existing literature. Furthermore, the study contributes to academic knowledge by emphasising the significance of a well-defined and structured CI process in achieving strategy implementation outcomes.

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Coopetition strategies for competitive intelligence practices-evidence from full-service hotels

Cited by 15 publications

References 95 publications

Perspectives on Smart Villages from a Bibliometric Approach

Perspectives on Smart Villages from a Bibliometric Approach

Continuity or change after Covid-19 in tourism in Ibiza and Formentera

Competitive intelligence and strategy implementation: Critical examination of present literature review

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