The Impact of Digitalization in the Latin American Wine Industry During the Covid-19 Pandemic

Barragán-Quintero, Reyna Virginia; Pareti, Stefania; Ovalle‐Osuna, Oscar Omar

doi:10.1109/icte51655.2021.9584612

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“…Several studies have explored digitalization in the wine industry across nations (Barrágan-Quintero et al ., 2021; Dressler and Paunovic, 2021. However, only few analyze the role of familiness in wine SMEs when approaching digital transformation (Barile et al.…”

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Digital transformation in family-owned winery SMEs: an exploratory analysis in the South-Italian context

Costa,

Presenza,

Abbate

2023

EJIM

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PurposeThis work aims to offer a better understanding of the inevitable challenges related to the digital transformation in the family-owned low-tech SMEs, examining the role assumed by familiness in this specific context. To this end, it examines the main factors that influence the adoption and implementation of digital technologies in the family-owned low-tech SMEs.Design/methodology/approachThe study uses a multiple case studies approach, by investigating the case of family-owned low-tech SMEs operating in the winery sector and located in the South-Italy area.FindingsBased on the empirical evidence, findings show how familiness influence the digital transformation of family-owned SMEs and highlight three main factors – individual, process and organization – relevant for the introduction and use of digital technologies in the productive and innovative activities of these organizations.Originality/valueThis paper fills the research gap existing in the literature on the family business. Firstly, it focuses on the digital transformation phenomenon and underlines how familiness, within family-owned low-tech SMEs, can differently influence the firm's innovation processes primarly based on the use of digital technologies oriented to enable business improvements. Then, it identifies diverse dimensions that can act as “barriers” or “facilitators” for adopting advanced digital technologies within the organizations here examined.

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Digital transformation in family-owned winery SMEs: an exploratory analysis in the South-Italian context

Costa,

Presenza,

Abbate

2023

EJIM

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“…Several studies have examined digitalisation in the wine industry across countries (Barr agan-Quintero et al, 2021;Dressler and Paunovic, 2021;Richter and Hanf, 2021). However, only few compare how innovation is driven by policies, laws, and institutions on a cross-country or crossregional basis.…”

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“…Several studies have examined digitalisation in the wine industry across countries (Barrágan-Quintero et al. , 2021; Dressler and Paunovic, 2021; Richter and Hanf, 2021).…”

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Policy, regulation, and institutional approaches to digital innovation in the wine sector: a cross-country comparison

Waye

Rocca²,

Veneziani³

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PurposeThis study explores the impact of institutions, policies, and regulations at the global, national, and sectoral levels on digitalisation within the Italian and Australian wine industries.Design/methodology/approachDrawing on qualitative research data collected from interviews with key personnel in the wine industry, this study shows that both jurisdictions are at a similar stage of emergent digital development despite very different settings.FindingsAccordingly, the authors find that digitalisation is constrained by common policy and regulatory issues emanating at the global and national levels, such as a lack of data infrastructure and data governance, and the need for institutions at the local and regional levels to spur innovation, especially with SMEs.Originality/valueThis is the first study to analyse the role of policy, regulation, and institutional arrangements in digital diffusion using a cross-country comparison of the wine sector.

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“…The Covid-19 pandemic had changed the advance of traditional models of technological innovation. The current sanitary situation makes it more urgent to find more innovative ways of supporting the advancement of the wine industry, nowadays, limited only to the promotion of products and services of the wine farms and companies [3].…”

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Use of information technology for traceability and quality control: Case study in a Brazilian winery

Verzeletti,

Priamo,

Flores

2023

BIO Web Conf.

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Food safety and quality are current demands from consumers and markets, which ends up being reflected in the wine sector and throughout its chain. However, they can pose operational challenges, especially for small or medium-sized wineries. This study aims to develop the traceability of the grape used in wine production supported by information technology in a winery situated in Garibaldi, RS, Brazil. The study was carried out in three phases: protocol development, implementation of an information system and evaluation of the results, identifying opportunities and barriers. A standard protocol for the grapes traceability was developed, considering data from grape cultivation, delivered grape quality assessment and grape processing control parameters until bottling. Demetra software was deployed, developed by Elysios. The implementation of traceability and the information system will be a step towards obtaining international certifications. The study contributes to bringing international standards of food safety and quality to the Brazilian context. In this sense, the study contributes to expanding the applied knowledge on the field and to support professionals and wineries in the development of strategies for the implementation of traceability systems.

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The Impact of Digitalization in the Latin American Wine Industry During the Covid-19 Pandemic

Cited by 6 publications

References 23 publications

Digital transformation in family-owned winery SMEs: an exploratory analysis in the South-Italian context

Digital transformation in family-owned winery SMEs: an exploratory analysis in the South-Italian context

Policy, regulation, and institutional approaches to digital innovation in the wine sector: a cross-country comparison

Use of information technology for traceability and quality control: Case study in a Brazilian winery

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