Theory of Flexible Systems Management

Sushil, Sushil

doi:10.1007/978-81-322-2834-9_1

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“…Therefore, analysis is needed in the application of flexible working arrangements, namely using the SAP-LAP framework. The SAP-LAP theoretical framework is a system theory as the basis for implementing flexible work in an organization by looking at several aspects, namely situation, approach, context, maturity, performance, and basic elements and feedback from flexible working arrangements [1]. In this SAP-LAP analysis, the situation is the driving force for the implementation of a flexible working arrangement, so a supportive situation is needed in the implementation of this work concept.…”

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Flexibility Working Arrangement in Supporting Agile Maritime Governance in The Riau Islands

Sholeh¹,

Firman²

2023

Proceedings of the 2nd Maritime Continent Fulcrum International Conference, MaCiFIC 2022, September 28-October 1, 2022, Tanjung

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Archipelago governance, especially in the Riau Islands, is very complex and has not yet found a solution for its governance. This research aims to see the implementation of ideal maritime governance and how to support agile governance with a flexible system of apparatus work. The research method used is a qualitative method with a descriptive approach. The results of the research are that several factors need to be considered in maritime governance, including the authority of local governments, leadership, and resource management. In measuring the flexibility of the work system, the author uses several aspects of the approach, namely situation, approach, context, maturity, and performance. In this study, the authors provide recommendations for the formation of regulations governing the authority and governance of marine and archipelagic areas as well as the need to formulate regulations and work systems for ASN flexibility by making plans based on work and workload analysis and realizing infrastructure that supports the implementation of flexible work arrangements.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Flexibility Working Arrangement in Supporting Agile Maritime Governance in The Riau Islands

Sholeh¹,

Firman²

2023

Proceedings of the 2nd Maritime Continent Fulcrum International Conference, MaCiFIC 2022, September 28-October 1, 2022, Tanjung

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“…Theory building requires both analytical and interpretive approaches (Sushil, 2019). Except for the GTM, other interpretive methods for theory building are interpretive structural modeling (Warfield, 1974), total interpretive structural modeling (TISM) (Sushil, 2019), situation, actor, process–learning, action, performance (SAP-LAP) framework (Sushil, 2016; Patil et al ., 2021). While other methods exist, GTM is recognized as the most scientific type of qualitative research (Timmermans and Tavory, 2012).…”

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Perceived relationship between green logistics practices and sustainability performance: a multi-methodology approach

Jayarathna,

Agdas,

Dawes

2023

IJLM

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PurposeDespite the wide use of quantitative assessment to identify the relationship between green logistics (GL) practices and the sustainability performance (SP) of firms, results of these studies are inconsistent. A lack of theoretical foundation has been cited as a potential reason for these contradictory findings. This study aims to explore the relationship between GL practices and SP qualitatively and to provide a theoretical foundation for this link.Design/methodology/approachFollowing a multi-methodology approach, the authors used the grounded theory method (GTM) to investigate perceived relationships through qualitative analysis and adopted the system thinking (ST) approach to identify causal relationships using causal loop diagrams (CLDs).FindingsThe authors identified different sustainability practices under three major categories: logistics capabilities, resource-related practices and people-related practices. This analysis showed the relationships among these practices are non-linear. Based on the results, the authors developed three propositions and introduced a theoretical foundation for the relationship between GL practices and SP.Practical implicationsManagerial personnel can use the theoretical foundation provided by this study when making decisions on GL practices adoption. This theoretical foundation suggests applying a holistic approach that can help optimize SP by selecting suitable practices. On the other hand, researchers can use a multi-methodology approach suggested by this study to explore complex social issues.Originality/valueThis study contributes to the knowledge from a methodology perspective as no previous studies have been conducted to identifying the relationship between GL practices and SP by combining GTM and ST approaches. This combination can be extended to build system dynamics models for sustainable logistics impacts bringing novelty to the research field of sustainable logistics.

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“…In a few words, to search for a way to validate AI development and integration is to search for a way to reform the strict legal praxis into a more flexible one, by using the doctrine of necessity as the appropriate mechanism, since it ensures a degree of flexibility. From the systemic point of view, flexibility is necessary for a system to have options to be able to cope with its dynamic environment [34]. From the legal point of view, flexibility allows the law to adapt to changing needs and it correlates with emergencies [35].…”

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The AI spectrum under the doctrine of necessity: Towards the flexibility of the future legal praxis

Seremeti,

Kougias

2024

Comput. Artif. Intell.

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Society is rapidly changing into an implicitus one. The main factor leading to this societal transition is the integration of artificial intelligence (AI), influencing all aspects of anthropocentric legal order. The deep concern to safeguard fundamental human rights under unforeseeable circumstances threatening hypostasis, leads those who are involved in the legal praxis to reorganize the legal system to ensure its functional continuity. To this purpose, a reliable extra-legal tool, such as the doctrine of necessity, is proposed, to validate the issue of AI development that falls outside the purview of any legal process, though, being necessary for society prosperity.

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Theory of Flexible Systems Management

Cited by 13 publications

References 62 publications

Flexibility Working Arrangement in Supporting Agile Maritime Governance in The Riau Islands

Flexibility Working Arrangement in Supporting Agile Maritime Governance in The Riau Islands

Perceived relationship between green logistics practices and sustainability performance: a multi-methodology approach

The AI spectrum under the doctrine of necessity: Towards the flexibility of the future legal praxis

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