South African Executives Propensity to Use, Diffuse, and Adopt the Humanitarian Logistics Digital Business Ecosystem (HLDBE)

Baffoe, Benjamin Ohene Kwapong; Luo, Wenjing

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“…By studying the basic theory of ecosystem, it analyzes the competition and synergy between the integrated logistics market, regional logistics market, and specialized logistics market, as well as the optimal distribution of third-party logistics activities in the logistics market. Based on the ecosystem theory, this paper studies the evolution of competition and cooperation among third-party logistics companies, and proposes an ecosystem structure model for third-party logistics companies' competition and partnership management [14]. With the global economic integration and the development of Internet technology, the traditional logistics ecosystem has encountered problems such as low level of industrialization and backward management methods.…”

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Application Exploration of Scenario Logistics Ecosystem Based on beyond 5G and IoT Architecture

Yao

2022

Security and Communication Networks

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With the continuous expansion of my country's logistics market, the business scale and management scale of logistics enterprises are increasing day by day. Smart logistics enterprises realize the “three streams in one” of the logistics industry through informatization and intelligent management, which greatly improves the service efficiency and quality of logistics enterprises. However, there are still many problems in this intelligent logistics mode. In this context, we conduct research experiments on the logistics ecosystem of IoT architecture scenarios and draw conclusions through experiments: (1) logistics development in IoT building scenarios. The environment includes natural environment, economic environment, political environment, etc. The economic environment plays an important role in driving logistics demand and promoting logistics growth. The political environment helps to improve the logistics infrastructure and ensure the healthy development of logistics. (2) The most important cost of the logistics industry is that transportation costs account for 67% of the entire logistics cost, followed by cargo storage accounting for 16% of the cost, and smart express cabinets accounting for 13% of the cost. From this, we can see the highest cost out of the logistics system under the Internet of Things is the transportation cost. As a unity is closely linked to the economy and interdependent, logistics is the driving force to promote the development of economic integration. In order to ensure the sustainable development of the economy, it is necessary to continuously improve the service level of logistics, reduce logistics costs, improve operation efficiency, strengthen the linkage development with other industries, and enhance the competitiveness of logistics. We launched an investigation against this background and researched the logistics system under the scenario logistics ecosystem of beyond 5G and IoT architecture.

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Application Exploration of Scenario Logistics Ecosystem Based on beyond 5G and IoT Architecture

Yao

2022

Security and Communication Networks

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Receptivity of Eastern and Southern African English-Speaking Countries’ Executives to Use, Diffuse and Adopt Humanitarian Logistics Digital Business Ecosystem

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Luo

2023

State of the Art in Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM)

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Nurses’ models of spiritual care: A cross-sectional survey of American nurses

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Objectives Despite there being many models for how spiritual care should be provided, the way nurses actually provide spiritual care often differs from these models. Based on the premise that the way a person enacts their work role is related to how they understand that role, this study aims to describe the qualitatively different ways that nurses understand their spiritual care role. Methods A convenience sample of 66 American nurses completed an anonymous, online questionnaire about what spiritual care means for them and what they generally do to provide spiritual care. Their responses were analyzed phenomenographically. Results Four qualitatively different ways of understanding emerged: active management of the patient’s experience, responsive facilitation of patient’s wishes, accompaniment on the patient’s dying journey, and empowering co-action with the patient. Each understanding was found to demonstrate a specific combination of 5 attributes that described the spiritual care role: nurse directivity, the cues used for spiritual assessment, and the nurse’s perception of intimacy, the patient, and the task. Significance of results The findings of this study may explain why nurses vary in their spiritual care role and can be used to assess and develop competence in spiritual care.

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South African Executives Propensity to Use, Diffuse, and Adopt the Humanitarian Logistics Digital Business Ecosystem (HLDBE)

Cited by 4 publications

References 70 publications

Application Exploration of Scenario Logistics Ecosystem Based on beyond 5G and IoT Architecture

Application Exploration of Scenario Logistics Ecosystem Based on beyond 5G and IoT Architecture

Receptivity of Eastern and Southern African English-Speaking Countries’ Executives to Use, Diffuse and Adopt Humanitarian Logistics Digital Business Ecosystem

Nurses’ models of spiritual care: A cross-sectional survey of American nurses

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