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    <title>Convergence strategy and innovation capability of the classic art industry</title>
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    <description>Title: Convergence strategy and innovation capability of the classic art industry
Authors: Lim, SeongBae; Lee, Hong-Hee; Jung, Kyoung Claudio
Abstract: Arts management is the field related to business operations of arts organizations, specifically production, fundraising, policy and administration, public relations, marketing, etc. The main characteristic of the field of art is that it requires talented people as the main input for value creation, and this requires effective management of resources and processes. The purpose of this study is to investigate the potential of a convergence strategy for improving the sustainability of the opera industry by focusing on operama, a new genre created through the fusion of opera and drama. Through the convergence of the two different industries, operama has been able to communicate the philosophy and artistic values of classic art to the public more effectively. This study proposes how classic art industries can be positively reinvented by adopting various convergence strategies.</description>
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    <title>Case study: Evaluation of the automation of material handling with mobile robots</title>
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    <description>Title: Case study: Evaluation of the automation of material handling with mobile robots
Authors: Melo, Adriana F.; Corneal, Lindsay M.
Abstract: The automation of material handling is one of the solutions that many companies are relying on to reach their goals related to productivity increment, floor space optimization, higher standards for factory's safety, and allocation of workers to valueadded activities. Therefore, the objective of this study was to evaluate the current state of the material flow of finished goods for an automotive parts supplier plant and the technology available on the market to verify if it was worthwhile to invest in material handling automation. The analysis included the use of discrete event simulation to evaluate the different layout approaches combined with the mobile robots' performance. It was proven that the tandem layout was the most beneficial approach to the analyzed plant's reality with a minimal of three robots. Improvements to the material flow and automation of the labeling process were also proposed based on the study.</description>
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    <title>Managing the innovation legitimacy of the sharing economy</title>
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    <description>Title: Managing the innovation legitimacy of the sharing economy
Authors: Hwang, Jiyoung
Abstract: Sharing economy has become widespread globally as an innovative service business model. However, some of sharing economy's socially irresponsible practices have led critics to challenge their legitimacy. Drawing upon legitimacy theory, this research evaluates the legitimacy and corporate social responsibility (CSR) of sharing economy. The current stance of sharing economy's legitimacy is discussed regarding regulations; legal, tax, and labor issues; politics and lobbying behaviors; social inequality; and societal and economic impact, along with its core concept, sharing. This paper further delineates how CSR and CSR communication can help sharing economy firms manage the challenged legitimacy. As one of the first research attempts, the current paper sheds lights on the dark side of sharing economy and the value of CSR to resolve some concerns about its legitimacy.</description>
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    <title>Logistics integration in the supply chain: A resource dependence theory perspective</title>
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    <description>Title: Logistics integration in the supply chain: A resource dependence theory perspective
Authors: Kim, Sung-Tae; Lee, Hong-Hee; Hwang, Taewon
Abstract: Firms have strategically used cooperative linkages to establish competitiveness. In this study, we incorporated the resource dependency theory view to assess how trust, satisfaction, and commitment affect firms' decisions on logistics integration. Also, we examined the link between logistics integration and supply chain performance. The study collected data from 250 South Korean manufacturers for analysis. The results revealed positive impacts of trust, satisfaction, and commitment on logistics integration between manufacturing firms and logistics service providers that enhances logistics service capabilities of the firms. Furthermore, our study showed that building a strategic relationship for logistics services helps the manufacturing firms improve their business and operations performances in their supply chain. Implications and suggestions for future research are discussed.</description>
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