Digital transformation in business and management research: An overview of the current status quo

Kraus, Sascha; Durst, Susanne; Ferreira, João J.; Veiga, Pedro Mota; Kailer, Norbert; Weinmann, Alexandra

doi:10.1016/j.ijinfomgt.2021.102466

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“…Especially for small-and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) involved in SCs, RM is even more urgent, as their risk exposure increases within the SC [2,3]. Dynamic crises such as (cyber)wars and sanctions or the COVID-19 pandemic also act as accelerators for both digital transformation (DT) and the emergence of new types of risks [4][5][6]. Thus, the ongoing identification of risks and their handling is highly important, and not only essential for SMEs themselves but also in inter-organizational settings such as SCs [7].…”

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Show Me What You Do and I Will Tell You Who You Are: A Cluster Typology of Supply Chain Risk Management in SMEs

Zeiringer

Durst

Thalmann

2022

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Although research on risk management (RM) in small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in general and regarding supply chains (SCs) has increased recently, our understanding is still rather fragmented and underdeveloped. This refers particularly to new types of risks such as dynamic crises or emerging risks associated with digital transformation (DT). Therefore, the purpose of this exploratory paper is to investigate RM in SMEs in SCs. More precisely, the aim is to identify patterns that can be used to group SMEs according to their risk behavior (i.e., risk attitude and perception). Drawing from a data set of 181 European SMEs, this paper empirically conceptualizes a typology of SMEs. The typology consists of four distinct types of SMEs that emerged from a cluster analysis: collective risk eliminators, collective playing it safe seekers, collective risk-ignoring knights of fortune, and collective neglecting imperturbable ones. The findings indicate that different risk behavior leads to different degrees of collaboration within the SC. Furthermore, the close interconnection between RM as found in the different clusters and the respective firm’s innovation performance can be shown. By acknowledging the heterogeneity found in SMEs, this paper breaks away from mainstream research that tends to consider SMEs as a homogeneous entity.

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Show Me What You Do and I Will Tell You Who You Are: A Cluster Typology of Supply Chain Risk Management in SMEs

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Thalmann

2022

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“…The approach chosen is comparable to that used in reviews published in leading management journals (e.g. Kraus et al 2022 ).…”

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A systematic literature review on knowledge management in SMEs: current trends and future directions

2022

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It is generally known that small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are a significant driver of employment and economic growth for the majority of world economies. At the same time, SMEs are more fragile in times of crisis which in turn restricts their possibilities for action. In such an environment, it appears even more relevant for SMEs to consider knowledge and its management. Given that, it seems relevant to have an in-depth understanding of knowledge management (KM) in SMEs so that it can be better promoted. Therefore, this paper conducts a systematic literature review of the extant literature on KM in SMEs to present a state-of-the-art understanding. The review covers 180 papers from leading journals that have been published between 2012 and 2022. The review provides insight into the diversity and evolution of KM in SME research and evaluates the extant body of literature covered. Additionally, a framework is proposed that relates existing research on KM to SMEs. The paper concludes with proposals for future research on KM in SMEs.

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“…Support entrepreneurs or other customers who need capital. So that they can be helped in carrying out their business, and c) Support the government [19]. The amount of credit channeled by banks has a good impact also, considering there is a flow of funds in increasing development in various sectors [20].…”

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Influence Of Third Party Funds on Credit Distribution

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Bangun²,

Suhara³

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The purpose of this research is to identify the influence of Third-Party Funds, Non-Performing Loans (NPL), and Return on Assets on Credit Distribution. As well as the role of ROA which becomes mediation in PT. XYZ. This study uses samples in the form of publication balance sheet reports from PT. XYZ in the period 2019-2021. This research is a quantitative research using SEM PLS techniques through the help of smart pls 3.0 software. The results of the study found that DPK significantly affects PK, with a statistical T value of 6,556 > 1.96 and the original sample of -0.773. The absence of influence of NPL on PK due to its statistical T value of 0.868 < 1.96 and the original sample of -0.146 has a negative relationship to credit distribution. ROA has no direct influence on PK with a statistical T value of 0.006 < 1.96 and the original sample of -0.002 has a negative relationship meaning to PK. DPK had a significant negative influence on ROA with a statistical T value of 2,966 > 1.96 and the original sample of -0.657 having a negative relationship direction. There is no effect of NPL on ROA with a Statistical T value of 0.205 < 1.96 and the original sample of 0.056 has a positive relationship to ROA. NPL has no influence over PK through ROA mediation with its Statistical T value of 0.001<1.96.

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Digital transformation in business and management research: An overview of the current status quo

Cited by 414 publications

References 195 publications

Show Me What You Do and I Will Tell You Who You Are: A Cluster Typology of Supply Chain Risk Management in SMEs

Show Me What You Do and I Will Tell You Who You Are: A Cluster Typology of Supply Chain Risk Management in SMEs

A systematic literature review on knowledge management in SMEs: current trends and future directions

Influence Of Third Party Funds on Credit Distribution

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