Making sense of consumers’ tweets

Pantano, Eleonora; Giglio, Simona; Dennis, Charles

doi:10.1108/ijrdm-07-2018-0127

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“…Use of artificial intelligence. This technological solution help into turn large and diverse datasets into enriched information that can be used by companies to improve the entire supply chain, starting from design to manufacturing, sales, and advertising [19,20]. Artificial intelligence is largely used to understand consumers' preferences.…”

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Trends in the Fashion Industry. The Perception of Sustainability and Circular Economy: A Gender/Generation Quantitative Approach

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The significant changes which have occurred in the competitive scenario in which fashion companies operate, combined with deep transformation in the lifestyles of final consumers, translate into the need to redefine the business models. Starting from a general overview of the emerging trends today affecting the fashion industry, the paper will devote particular attention to the analysis of the most important phenomena that are influencing this market and the drivers for long-lasting competitiveness: sustainability and attention to the so-called circular economy. According to the literature, from the consumer behavior's point of view, the younger generations are paying growing attention to these issues. In light of these considerations, this paper aimed to analyze how sustainability and circular economy principles are influencing the perception of the fashion world among the new generations of consumers. After mapping the emerging trends in the fashion industry and analyzing the role of sustainability from both the demand and supply side, this paper presents the results of a survey conducted through an anonymous questionnaire made in collaboration with Insubria University. The results of the survey describe the students' behaviour as regards fashion's emerging trends, with particular attention to sustainability issues and the application of circular economy principles. The survey results were analyzed from both a descriptive and quantitative point of view with the aim to check the different perceptions as regards sustainable fashion and circular economy in fashion, focusing mainly on the so-called Generation Z. The results of the analysis proved to be consistent with the theoretical framework and confirm the relevance of sustainability issues in the fashion industry today in driving the demand of Generation Z, by considering a gender perspective. Moreover, the circular economy is descriptively analyzed with the aim to understand the relevance of the different facets for the entire sample of respondents.

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Trends in the Fashion Industry. The Perception of Sustainability and Circular Economy: A Gender/Generation Quantitative Approach

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“…Hence the need to replicate and expand similar studies to the same sector but in other countries. Perhaps, if companies for e-credit can benefit from rapid access to consumers' insights, such as in the approach proposed by [25] for marketing intelligent, consumers and companies of e-credit would be aware of the consequences for social conscious consumption. Even more, both could be aware on how important the non-financial disclosure could become as a good informative framework for social conscious consumption, in order to make a useful integrated reporting for accountants, auditors and consumers [72].…”

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“…The problem of "noise" in the disclosure manifests when managers and companies exercise discretion with respect to the disclosure of information about which they may have knowledge [24]. The noise is also generated by the massive amount of data to achieve insights able to impact on retailers' marketing intelligence [25]. For this problem it is recommendable to reduce the asymmetry of information in disclosure, because information disclosure is an essential component of regulation in financial markets, because it is an important factor for understanding the functioning of financial markets and it could affect market quality and could affect efficiency of real investment decisions and traders' welfare [26].…”

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Empirical Study Regarding Non-Financial Disclosure for Social Conscious Consumption in the Spanish E-Credit Market

Herrador-Alcaide

Hernández-Solís

2019

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Non-financial disclosure is an objective in The European Union to improve a sustainable economy where consumers can make conscious decisions, especially regarding the role of financial technology. Complete information is considered one that offers financial and non-financial information. Government and supranational authorities are starting to promulgate rules to construct a reasonable framework for non-financial disclosure. One consumer might make a social conscious decision if the information disclosed meets to the Directive 2014/95/UE guidelines. In order to analyse this condition in the e-credit market in Spain, this research measures the rank of compliance of European standards in non-financial disclosure. The main finding of this research is that non-financial information disclosure in the Spanish e-credit market is not sufficient to make informed decisions. Due to the fact that most of the non-financial information is focused on social issues related to a company´s commitment to sustainability, non-financial information plays a relevant role in the building of an economically sustainable society. Our findings show that the level of non-financial disclosure in the Spanish e-Credit market is low, what supposes there is not an adequate informative base to decision making according to European standards on non-financial information. By considering the effect of usual disclosure drivers in this research field, the e-credit market sector was the only positive factor to disclose more non-financial information. Nevertheless, company size, company seniority and company location were not significant factors for non-financial disclosure.

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“…Big data evolution is supported by the growing adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) that related to mobile devices and sensors, social media, and artifacts (Yang et al, 2019) (Lau et al, 2019). "Big data" refers broadly to the growing amount of data and the ability to use it in a useful and productive way (Pantano et al, 2019)(Editors et al, 2019. Social innovation in social entrepreneurship is based on the power of big data that they have.…”

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Harness the Global Impact of Big Data in Nurturing Social Entrepreneurship

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Ghani

Hamid

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Journal of Global Information Management

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The global impact of social values, norms, and cultures set the growth and future dimensions of most businesses. In global business governess, the sustainability of social entrepreneurship is heavily dependent on peoples' opinions and their social interactions. Nowadays, social media platforms represent the big global repositories of publically available information that can be exploited by social entrepreneurs to measure and assess the social impact of their business. There is still inadequate research that focuses on assessing social entrepreneurship impact in the area of big data. This paper aims to investigate the potential of big data in global social entrepreneurship. It examines the possibility of global impact of big data in social entrepreneurship. As an outcome, this paper highlight the challenges of social entrepreneurship dealing with, how they tackle globally, big data in social innovation, and how big data analytics needs for social entrepreneurship towards achieving social goods and sustainable change.

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Making sense of consumers’ tweets

Cited by 55 publications

References 45 publications

Trends in the Fashion Industry. The Perception of Sustainability and Circular Economy: A Gender/Generation Quantitative Approach

Trends in the Fashion Industry. The Perception of Sustainability and Circular Economy: A Gender/Generation Quantitative Approach

Empirical Study Regarding Non-Financial Disclosure for Social Conscious Consumption in the Spanish E-Credit Market

Harness the Global Impact of Big Data in Nurturing Social Entrepreneurship

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