Digital technologies and firm performance: The role of digital organisational culture

Martínez‐Caro, Eva; Cegarra‐Navarro, Juan Gabriel; Alfonso-Ruiz, Francisco Javier

doi:10.1016/j.techfore.2020.119962

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“…The development of universities largely depends on the culture of the organization (Tsiring & Sizova, 2018). The organizational culture influences the behavior to enable the organization to have a sustainable competitive advantage (Martínez-Caro et al, 2020).…”

Section: Digital Arts Experience In Higher Education Organizational Culturementioning

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Applying Digital Arts Experience to Strengthen the Organizational Culture in Higher Education During the Pandemic

Pan

Tan

2021

Int J Innov Educ Res

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During the COVID-19, schools were faced with changes in organizational culture under the digital education model. It is a new challenge facing higher education universities to promote cultural competitiveness, enhancing the confidence of educators in organizational culture, and communicating the cultural atmosphere to educators through digital technology. This concept paper mainly emphasizes the introduction of Digital Arts experience into organizational culture, thereby enhancing the appeal of the university organizational culture. This requires the university to combine both ideology and technology, highly advocating the organization's core concept through the global digital trend during the pandemic. This concept paper provides a new perspective of change for constructing organizational culture in universities facing education and digital challenges during the pandemic. The Digital Arts experience will be an essential part of the global university organization culture after COVID-19.

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Section: Digital Arts Experience In Higher Education Organizational Culturementioning

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Applying Digital Arts Experience to Strengthen the Organizational Culture in Higher Education During the Pandemic

Pan

Tan

2021

Int J Innov Educ Res

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“…Although uncertainty remains, the increasing application of ICT in the industrial sector has triggered great hopes of improving productivity and reducing pollution emissions (Higón, 2017). ICT penetration helps manufacturing enterprises improve process e ciency, provide better service to customers than before, optimize work practices, and enhance product design (Neuhofer et al, 2015;Martínez-Caro, 2020). Another study suggests that ICT can be used to achieve other goals, resulting in an irrelevance between ICT and productivity.…”

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“…However, most studies argue that enterprises not only use ICT to improve process e ciency but also improve the capabilities of product design and service innovation (Neuhofer et al, 2015;Martínez-Caro, 2020). An explanation of ICT Productivity Paradox is that ICT is used to achieve some social goals, such as reducing labor fatigue and reducing pollution, which cannot be observed in traditional statistical indicators.…”

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How Does Industrial Digitalization Affect Enterprise Environmental Performance?

Wen

Song

2021

Preprint

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Despite the increasing use of digital technology in industrial production, how industrial digitalization affects the environmental performance of production activities remains unclear. This research contributes to the literature on the relationship between industrial digitalization and enterprise environmental performance by employing a large sample of Chinese manufacturing enterprises. Results indicate that the environmental performance of manufacturing enterprises has been significantly improved in the process of industrial digital transformation. Structural and technology effects are the influencing mechanisms. Industrial digitalization reduces the production scale of heavy polluting enterprises and improves product innovation and green total factor productivity, but it has an insignificant effect on total factor productivity. Moreover, industrial digitalization improves enterprise environmental performance by introducing front-end cleaner production technologies, rather than by increasing pipe-end pollutant treatment facilities.JEL Classification: Q56, O13, L86

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“…Older decision‐makers or less‐skilled employees may be less willing or able to implement innovations (Evangelista et al, 2014; Rachinger et al, 2019). Cultural factors must also be considered (Martinéz‐Caro, Cegarra‐Navarro, & Alfonso‐Ruiz, 2020). In‐depth case studies as a third research opportunity can reveal the role of spatial aspects in firms' organizational change, for example, regional social and economic characteristics, institutions, and actors.…”

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Spatial implications of digitization: State of the field and research agenda

Haefner

Sternberg

2020

Geography Compass

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Digitization is an influential megatrend that is quickly and comprehensively transforming economic spaces worldwide. Its disruptive power has not yet been fully developed but, despite a lack of topical empirical or theoretical research, it nevertheless seems clear that it will significantly affect the economic order within and between economic spaces and places. Currently, digitization is high on the policy agenda in many countries. Several related programs and initiatives combine expansion and improvement of digital infrastructure with efforts to reduce spatial economic inequality and to facilitate a general catch‐up process for lagging (often rural) regions. However, the idea that digitization can reduce spatial inequality remains highly controversial. This study aims to focus on the economic geography implications of digitization and to enrich the existing literature in two ways. First, the study overviews the state of research on the spatial consequences of digitization. Deploying a comprehensive literature review, this section discusses the primary theoretical and empirical results from two contradictory narratives on the ability of digitization to reinforce the death of distance and thus reduce spatial inequality. Second, we develop a research agenda concerning select fields of research that could appropriately be addressed in the future by economic geographers. These fields include spatial economic digitization effects, digital competencies, entrepreneurial activities, and innovation activities in both urban and rural regions. Closing the research gaps would contribute to the development of much‐needed policy measures.

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Digital technologies and firm performance: The role of digital organisational culture

Cited by 335 publications

References 96 publications

Applying Digital Arts Experience to Strengthen the Organizational Culture in Higher Education During the Pandemic

Applying Digital Arts Experience to Strengthen the Organizational Culture in Higher Education During the Pandemic

How Does Industrial Digitalization Affect Enterprise Environmental Performance?

Spatial implications of digitization: State of the field and research agenda

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