Grey social media engagement analysis

Delcea, Camelia

doi:10.1108/gs-09-2015-0049

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“…Some researchers contended that GST could contribute to the analysis of social networks. Delcea (2016) explored the impact of social media engagement on customers' decisions, through a grey analysis [43]. Duran et al (2017) also tried to detect communities in social networks, relying on GRA [28].…”

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“…Generally, GST-based methods can achieve better results over time in online social networks because the nature of the relationships generated in online social networks is characterized by incomplete information [43]. Since the social networks are generally very large, the near-linear time and space complexity is quite important for their analysis.…”

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“…Grey social media engagement analysis [43] Discussing the customers relationship with the companies and the social media engagement…”

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Exploring Grey Systems Theory-Based Methods and Applications in Analyzing Socio-Economic Systems

Javanmardi

Liu

2019

Sustainability

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The present study seeks to provide an overview of studies dealing with the grey systems theory from the perspective of socio-economic systems. A scoping review is conducted to explore the studies focusing grey systems theory and its applications in socio-economic systems. The publications selected for analysis were collected through searching the databases of the Web of Science, Scopus, and Science Direct. The publications were selected from 2010 to 2019, and the following keywords were used to detect them: grey systems, grey relational, grey model, grey prediction, grey control, grey incidence, grey cluster, grey decision, and grey input-output plus social, economic, and socioeconomic. Out of the 2375 records found, 147 full papers were screened. Results obtained from the studies were separated into the following categories: social network, healthcare, financial issues, sustainability, tourism, social and cultural, public sectors, urbanization, development, business, economics, demographics, innovation, and entrepreneurship. Findings showed that complexity, uncertainty, and a lack of access to a large collection of data directed researchers to rely on grey systems theory-based socio-economic systems. Furthermore, theory-based grey systems were more effective than other approaches of decision-making and analysis. Drawing on the grey systems theory-based holistic approaches and systems thinking methods helped to obtain better results in analyzing socio-economic systems.

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2019

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“…This theory can competently hold uncertainty under discrete and imperfect information (Kang et al, 2022). The conceptions of grey sets theory have been exposed for handling distinguish cases pertaining to CNC machines (Sahu et al, 2014), material handling equipments (Sahu et al, 2017a), factors selection in civil aircraft research and manufacturing cost system (Naiming, 2018), eco-tourism resources evaluation (Zhan et al, 2015), health-care waste disposal strategy (Thakur and Ramesh, 2017), evaluation of mobiles replacement cases (Sahu et al, 2018a), agility evaluation under mass customization systems (Mishra et al, 2013), facility location in global supply chain (Prakash et al, 2015), project portfolio selection dilemma (Razi and Shariat, 2017), social media engagement analysis (Delcea, 2016) and evaluations of fruit supply bazaars (Sahu et al, 2018b). Various statements disclosing the mathematical ambience of grey sets theory are as follows (Deng, 1982): Statement 3.1: Grey theory enrols probabilistic thinking to the system to assist in determining necessary outcomes (Prakash et al, 2015).…”

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Post-COVID-19 strategic sourcing decisions for escorting stakeholders’ expectations and supplier performance in construction project works

Sahu

Prabhu

Rao

2022

JGOSS

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Purpose The occurrence of COVID-19 has impacted the wide-reaching dimensions of manufacturing, materials, procurement, management, etc., and has loaded disruptions in the wide range of supply chain (SC) activities. The impact of COVID-19 has twisted supplier performance and influenced stakeholders’ thinking towards selecting supplier sources and making strategic sourcing decision for convinced arrangement of construction management (CM) resources. Nowadays, suppliers are intently evaluated by stakeholders in post-COVID-19 phase to induce agile availability of CM resources. Accordingly, this paper aims to demonstrate competent CM dimensions under post COVID-19 scenario for ease managing construction projects by the stakeholders. Design/methodology/approach The authors have implicated Grey Sets Theory along with decision-making trial and evaluation laboratory (DEMATEL) technique for understanding significant outcomes. Varieties of diverse decision aspects responsible for strategically influencing supplier sourcing decision is projected under post COVID-19 scenario for handling construction projects by the stakeholders. Findings This study investigated sustainable construction management dimensions (SCMD) at the stage of resource deliveries and client aspirations under post COVID-19 situation. The study demonstrated “Lead time” as the most crucial, “Product Range” as the second and “Customers dealings and relationship” as the third crucial aspect considering by the stakeholders for selecting supplier sources based on the attainment of performance score of 0.1338, 0.1273 and 0.1268, respectively. It is found that high lead time stimulates the stakeholders to divert their orders to other competent supplier sources holding a low degree of lead time as compared. Research limitations/implications The present study rollovers its existence by serving critical thinking, conceptual modelling, criteria identification and evaluation under CM domain for drafting effectual strategies by the suppliers. The study investigated the impact of COVID-19 on stakeholders’ decision-making and enlisted SCMD that strategically stimulated them in choosing supplier sourcing decision. Originality/value The present study realizes the insights of stakeholders in the post COVID-19 scenario related to the supplier sources based on performance score. The study quantified sustainable supplier attribute for construction work and practices. The study analysed the expectations of the stakeholders purchasing different varieties of construction materials from supplier sources for civil works in the post COVID-19 scenario.

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Stakeholder engagement via social media: an analysis of third-party logistics companies

Şakar

Sürücü

2018

The Service Industries Journal

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Grey social media engagement analysis

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Exploring Grey Systems Theory-Based Methods and Applications in Analyzing Socio-Economic Systems

Exploring Grey Systems Theory-Based Methods and Applications in Analyzing Socio-Economic Systems

Post-COVID-19 strategic sourcing decisions for escorting stakeholders’ expectations and supplier performance in construction project works

Stakeholder engagement via social media: an analysis of third-party logistics companies

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