The social context of creativity at third places: an exploratory study

Measuring the Performance in Creative Cities: Proposal of a Multidimensional Model

“…In this context, the literature on cities' design/dimensions is extensive and includes numerous conceptual models with different dimensions and indices/indicators to measure the performance of different city typologies, such as creative [11][12][13]24,[43][44][45][46][47], intelligent [1,3,16,[46][47][48][49], sustainable [50][51][52][53][54], creative and intelligent [55], and intelligent and sustainable [21,[56][57][58].…”

“…Therefore, it is perceived that ICT is a sub-dimension of intelligence with the potential to increase global economic growth in the present and future, supported by the positive performance of cities worldwide as a consequence of their new holistic vision [34]. Given the benefits that ICT transfers to CCCs, various conceptual models include this as a major pillar so that they can become intelligent and improve their performance in the long-term [3,45,46,48,64,131]. Nevertheless, whatever the model of intelligence that is adopted, there is a need to monitor and measure it in cities so that they can become more efficient operationally in terms of performance [71].…”

Technostress and Organization Loyalty of IS&T%Workers – A Path Model

“…The domain of knowledge provided by IS&T employees is linked to career development. Education of an individual has been found to affect technology adoption (Chuang, Rutherford and Lin, 2007), while a social culture of creativity and exposure contributes to an individual"s creativity (Wu, Wen, Wu and Lin, 2008). Promoting an organization culture of information technology helps IS&T professionals build healthy organizational relationships (Nord, Nord, Cormack and Cater-Steel, 2007).…”