Incorporating big data within retail organizations: A case study approach

Aversa, Joseph; Hernández, Tony; Doherty, Sean

doi:10.1016/j.jretconser.2021.102447

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“…al., (2020);Bag et. al., (2021);and Aversa et. al., (2021), and it presents some examples of similar research where the adoption of BD is explored.…”

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“…BD technology has been implemented for years in some industries such as retail, healthcare, and banking (Aversa et. al., 2021;Chen et al, 2020;Salleh and Janczewski, 2019;and Wu et.…”

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“…While most of the challenges presented above are generated across different industries, they are generally identified in data driven activities such as banking and retail (Salleh et. al., 2019;and Aversa et. al., 2021).…”

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Challenges faced by the adoption of big data in the Dominican Republic construction industry: an empirical study

Reyes-Veras¹,

Renukappa²,

Suresh³

2021

ITcon

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The adoption of Big Data (BD) in the construction industry has been identified as a possible solution to the demand of the current needs of projects, but the integration of this technology has proven to be a challenge specially in industries such as construction that are not technological driven. The understanding of the key elements for the BD adoption has become the focus of many industries that seek to exploit the benefits offered by this technology. Therefore, this paper aims to explore the challenges faced by the adoption of BD in the Dominican Republic (DR) construction industry. To identify these challenges qualitative research was undertaken due to the paucity of scientific data. Twenty-one individuals representing 19 companies who have great impact in the DR construction sector were interviewed. From the analysis six main challenges were identified. They are: lack BD awareness, high cost of investment, resistance to change, lack of government support and regulation, lack of technological expertise, and security concerns of BD. The challenges identified in this study, will serve to help companies better plan their technology adoption process, mainly considering aspects such as the need to tackle the lack of awareness by disseminating and promoting the concept of BD which will not only generate a better understanding of technology by making sure that present and future professionals understand the technology and its benefits. This study provides insight in the challenges to overcome for a successful adoption of BD technology, which would help companies to prepare for a future adoption.

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“…al., (2020);Bag et. al., (2021);and Aversa et. al., (2021), and it presents some examples of similar research where the adoption of BD is explored.…”

Section: Figure 1: Essential Elements Of Big Datamentioning

confidence: 98%

“…BD technology has been implemented for years in some industries such as retail, healthcare, and banking (Aversa et. al., 2021;Chen et al, 2020;Salleh and Janczewski, 2019;and Wu et.…”

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Challenges faced by the adoption of big data in the Dominican Republic construction industry: an empirical study

Reyes-Veras¹,

Renukappa²,

Suresh³

2021

ITcon

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“…Most of the works depict the state of the art (Santoro et al, 2019) of the research into the use of Big Data in retail, with a focus on forecasting (Grewal et al, 2017;Babin et al, 2021). It seems that in the last 3-4 years, the Big Data literature applied to retail seems to focus on the first steps, although several companies are working on Big Data, practically applying the necessary means every day (Aversa et al, 2021) (continued ) IoT Retail organisation and management The technologies included in the concept of IoT in retail provide a varied application system for the number and the different functions that can be developed (Fagerstrøm et al, 2020;Kamble et al, 2019). However, at the same time, considering the application delay of the systems, and also in collaboration with the production industries, a heterogeneous scenario is configured with different technologies, sometimes incompatible and, for the moment, perhaps useful mainly for the food sector (Maksimovi c et al, 2015).…”

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“…Within this context, the literature about retail and technology shows several gaps about the I4.0 concept, for instance, further research on the meaning of 4.0 technologies in retail (Sakrabani and Teoh, 2020), the technologies integration (Caboni and Hagberg, 2019) or the integration between technology enablers and business strategy (Aversa et al, 2021). Considering the interest that scholars and practitioners have in knowing more about technology and retail, it is possible to affirm the relevance of the theme studied in this paper, identifying the I4.0 concept in the retail industry.…”

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Industry 4.0 enablers in retailing: a literature review

Bruni

Piccarozzi

2022

IJRDM

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PurposeThe aim of this paper is to study and describe the Industry 4.0 (I4.0) concept in the retail industry by identifying the technology enablers, the benefits and the challenges involved in adopting these technologies.Design/methodology/approachThe work is built on a systematic literature review (SLR) about the I4.0 concept within retail studies through the enablers codified by the Industry 4.0 literature.FindingsThe concept of Industry 4.0 within the retail context is presented through three relevant technology enablers I4.0 emerges as a latent concept represented by technologies adopted to study customer behaviour and manage customer relationships and, partially, to optimise retail management. Furthermore, the paper highlights the benefits and challenges stemming from the adoption of I4.0 technology enablers in the retail industry.Originality/valueThe use of a SLR to describe the I4.0 concept in the retail industry identifying the relevant technology enablers and their relations. The article lays the foundations for future studies on the integrated effects of the contemporary actions of multiple technologies on retail management.

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Rialti,

Zollo

2023

Digital Transformation of SME Marketing Strategies

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Incorporating big data within retail organizations: A case study approach

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Challenges faced by the adoption of big data in the Dominican Republic construction industry: an empirical study

Challenges faced by the adoption of big data in the Dominican Republic construction industry: an empirical study

Industry 4.0 enablers in retailing: a literature review

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