The Matthew effect in the casino industry: A dynamic performance perspective

Liu, Day‐Yang; Wu, Ya-Chiang; Lu, Wen‐Min; Lin, Cheng‐Hsien

doi:10.1016/j.jhtm.2016.10.005

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“…These should likewise apply to IRs, as decisions assembled to gain a competitive advantage are distinct – e.g. around product (both gaming and non-gaming), service, bundling of offerings and pricing of offerings for the various customer segments important to the operator (Liu et al , 2017). Further, some considerations impact on market conditions and implications for changes in the operating landscape.…”

Section: A New Integrated Resort Operating Landscapementioning

confidence: 99%

Game on! A new integrated resort business model

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Huang²

2019

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Purpose This paper aims to present the case for a new integrated resort business model. It does so by integrating the notion of a smart tourism ecosystem into the concept of dynamic capabilities so as to guide integrated resort theory and practice in an evolving landscape. Design/methodology/approach The theoretical model is derived from synthesising the gaps surrounding literature that contextualises business models and the relatively scarce body of knowledge related to integrated resort business models. Findings Integrated resorts are characterised by strategies using a follower mentality. Destinations seeking to create new integrated resorts largely emulate existing product or service points of differentiation, though such attempts are often quickly eroded by competition. By integrating the smart tourism ecosystem to the theoretical framework, this conceptual paper elucidates how an information-rich environment can help to better realise sustainable competitive advantages. Research limitations/implications This conceptual paper will require empirical data to validate the theoretical model. Implications stemming from the research will hasten greater social networks that need to be incorporated to foster timely and necessary circulation of information to attain optimal outcomes generated by the dynamic capability effect. Originality/value This paper re-conceptualises the business model for integrated resorts. By integrating the notion of smart tourism ecosystems to business model literature, the paper illuminates how integrated resorts can be better positioned in adapting to the changing operating environments.

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Section: A New Integrated Resort Operating Landscapementioning

confidence: 99%

Game on! A new integrated resort business model

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Huang²

2019

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Effects of corporate social responsibility on pharmaceutical multinational enterprises performance: Research and development and business efficiency perspectives

Kao

2022

Manage Decis Econ

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This study employs an integrated two‐stage network data envelopment analysis, multiplicative efficiency aggregation in a second‐order cone programming approach, to assess efficiency scores of 41 pharmaceutical multinational enterprises (PMNEs). We also suggest a strategy for efficiently forecasting each PMNE's future efficiency score using a trend analysis technique. In particular, this study investigates how the three dimensions of corporate social responsibility (CSR) affect R&D efficiency and business efficiency. Results indicate that the governance pillar (social pillar) has a positive (negative) effect on the business efficiency of PMNEs. The findings give PMNE executives additional references to consider when deciding on CSR practices.

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An integrated multiple objective decision making approach for exploring the competitiveness of pharmaceutical multinational enterprises

2022

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The Matthew effect in the casino industry: A dynamic performance perspective

Cited by 9 publications

References 20 publications

Game on! A new integrated resort business model

Game on! A new integrated resort business model

Effects of corporate social responsibility on pharmaceutical multinational enterprises performance: Research and development and business efficiency perspectives

An integrated multiple objective decision making approach for exploring the competitiveness of pharmaceutical multinational enterprises

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