Value Creation by SMEs Participating in Global Value Chains under Industry 4.0 Trend: Case Study of Textile Industry in Taiwan

Chen, Chunliang

doi:10.1080/1097198x.2019.1603512

Cited by 64 publications

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“…It is assumed that there are no unique characteristics that could differentiate these organizations by country. By comparing the literature about Ecuador with research about Taiwan and China, it is clear that the technology and innovation found in Ecuadorian MSMEs contrast sharply with technology and innovation in Taiwan and China [28,29]. In these companies, applications like Big Data Analytics and the Internet of Things (IoT) are addressed, which require an ICT infrastructure level not available in the local context (see Fig.…”

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PESTEL Analysis as a Baseline to Support Decision-Making in the Local Textile Industry

Sigcha

Martínez-Moscoso

Siguenza-Guzmán

et al. 2020

Systems and Information Sciences

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The concept of sustainability has several possible meanings in the Ecuadorian context. This is especially true when it comes to the business sector because of the complexity related to implementing the Good Living concept and honoring the constitutional Rights of Nature. In Ecuador, most of the business sector is represented by micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs). Thus, their role in the development of national economies is crucial. This sector has difficulty adapting its organizations to the way of sustainable development. In fact, the decision to incorporate the principle of sustainability in this transition period is a big challenge for MSMEs due to their limited resources and the competitive environment they face. This work studies the contextual aspects influencing the regular operations of the Ecuadorian MSMEs, with particular emphasis on the textile industry. To do so, a comprehensive literature review was performed by applying a political, economic, social, technological, environmental, and legal (PESTEL) analysis. As a result, factors and implications were identified and explained in context, comprehensively, not individually. The information gathered yielded an overview of the sector, which serves as a baseline for the definition of the required models and tools for supporting sustainable decision-making in the local context.

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PESTEL Analysis as a Baseline to Support Decision-Making in the Local Textile Industry

Sigcha

Martínez-Moscoso

Siguenza-Guzmán

et al. 2020

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“…Software; Fornecedores e produtores de máquinas e equipamentos. Mengi [16] Fontell; Heikkilä [26] Wang [27] Oksanen et al [14] Sandberg; Pal; Hemilä [28] Lin [29] Kaplanidou [30] Chen [31] Indústria de extração…”

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Modelo conceitual do ecossistema de valor da moda na perspectiva dos produtos WEARABLES

2020

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O ecossistema de valor da moda é complexo e composto por múltiplos atores com interesses distintos e potencialmente conflitantes. Esta complexidade se amplifica ao introduzir novos processos ou produtos com o objetivo de promover a inovação tecnológica, tais como o desenvolvimento de artigos wearables (tecnologias vestíveis). Portanto, conhecer os atores pertencentes a este ecossistema é interessante. A presente pesquisa tem como objetivo apresentar os atores que compõem o ecossistema de valor da moda na perspectiva das tecnologias vestíveis (wearables technologies). Para tanto, realizou-se a revisão sistemática de literatura investigando estruturas de ecossistemas de valor, em segundo momento identificou-se os atores presentes nos estudos identificados e, por fim, propôs-se o framework conceitual do ecossistema de valor. Como resultado, a pesquisa apresentou o modelo conceitual e inseriu a relação com indústrias como eletrônica e de software no ecossistema, além disso considerou os atores complementares, tais como os profissionais envolvidos no processo de produção do produto wearables.

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“…Second, from a practical point of view, this study is expected to be one of the strategies in fostering and empowering SMEs in Indonesia. The unique rationale is that to present the development of SMEs has focused more on improving technical skills in production, marketing and network expansion, and it is not working on aspects of mindset and behavior (Osano, 2019;Chen, 2019). The findings and results of this study will be used as a basis for formulating recommendations for policymakers, non-governmental organizations, and other related parties to develop sustainable SMEs empowerment programs, with the hope of changing the mindset and economic behavior of SMEs actors.…”

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Irrationality and economic morality of SMEs’ behavior during the Covid-19 pandemic: lesson from Indonesia

Wahyono¹,

Narmaditya²,

Wibowo³

et al. 2021

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The Covid-19 pandemic provides severe consequences of economic behavior as an increase of unemployment rates, and providing a new business creation can continue the economic activities. This study explores a functional relationship between irrational behavior, which proxied by loss aversion, the endowment effect, and herd behavior toward the morality of economic among small and medium enterprises (SMEs), as well as the mediating role of altruism in the perspectives of behavioral economics. The research involved a quantitative survey and cross-sectional data with a sample of 288 SMEs in East Java of Indonesia. Using structural equation modeling, the findings reveal that the endowment effect and herd behavior have a robust relationship with economic morality. This study also notes that altruism has a positive link with economic morality, and it has successfully mediated the irrational behavior of SMEs in Indonesia. In addition, the marketing strategy also distinguishes altruism's impact on morality economic.

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Value Creation by SMEs Participating in Global Value Chains under Industry 4.0 Trend: Case Study of Textile Industry in Taiwan

Cited by 64 publications

References 47 publications

PESTEL Analysis as a Baseline to Support Decision-Making in the Local Textile Industry

PESTEL Analysis as a Baseline to Support Decision-Making in the Local Textile Industry

Modelo conceitual do ecossistema de valor da moda na perspectiva dos produtos WEARABLES

Irrationality and economic morality of SMEs’ behavior during the Covid-19 pandemic: lesson from Indonesia

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