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EMS 2024 (147)
This study examines the role of business networks in enhancing the success of Black women entrepreneurs, highlighting key factors like network characteristics, self-efficacy, and access to social and financial support. By addressing challenges and leveraging strategic networking, the research aims to improve economic outcomes for the Black community and society at large.
Number of pages: 6
DeJuan Erica Stroman-Price | Pepperdine Graziadio Business School
This poster explores strategies for small and medium-sized Chinese enterprises (SMEs) to overcome the liability of foreignness (LoF) when entering the markets of Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. Utilizing multiple case studies, the research examines the role of isomorphism and Transactive Memory System (TMS) strategies to facilitate successful expansion. The study highlights the importance of learning by doing, sharing knowledge, and leveraging market-based resources for overcoming challenges in global markets.
Number of pages: 1
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This presentation explores strategies for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) from developing countries to overcome challenges in emerging markets. It focuses on overcoming liabilities of foreignness through institutional adaptation, isomorphism, and transactive memory systems (TMS). The research investigates qualitative case studies of Chinese SMEs expanding to Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan, analyzing environmental and firm-based liabilities and offering insights into sustainable market entry strategies.
Number of pages: 17
Dana Yessenbayeva, Dr. Dima Louis, Dr. Yan Meng | Grenoble Ecole de Management
This presentation examines how Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) in Guyana, an emerging economy, navigate challenges posed by multinational corporations through strategies like social networking, strategic alliances, and adapting state-of-the-art support systems. It highlights case studies showcasing methods SMEs use to avoid competition, build networks, and engage in strategic partnerships for survival and growth.
Number of pages: 15
Arron M. Fraser | Mount Saint Vincent University
Disadvantaged incumbent indigenous firms face significant challenges when competing against comparatively endowed foreign firms. This paper explores how such firms in a fast-growing emerging economy survive by leveraging social networks, adopting strategic alliances, and adjusting governance structures to navigate competitive pressures.
Number of pages: 25
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This presentation explores the DBA as a pathway to effective leadership, highlighting program elements that enhance leadership skills. Panelists discuss impactful initiatives, practical applications, and personal insights on the DBA experience.
Number of pages: 4
| Robinson College of Business, Georgia State University; MediQuant; StellaVersed Consulting Firm, LLC
This panel discussion examines the potential for AI to assist DBA students in writing dissertations. It explores the capabilities of current AI tools to generate drafts, literature reviews, and analyze data. The discussion also addresses biases and ethical concerns associated with using AI for academic research.
Number of pages: 1
| Temple University
This panel discussion examines the potential impact of AI on DBA dissertations, exploring how AI tools could aid in creating cohesive theses, assisting with literature reviews, and addressing biases and ethical concerns in using AI for academic research.
Number of pages: 1
Susan Mudambi, TL Hill | Temple University
A summary of the discussion on AI's impact on healthcare operational efficiencies, including ethical considerations in Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) and Supply Chain Management (SCM).
Number of pages: 25
Dr. Michelle Dutton, Dr. Janel Paulk, Dr. Luwanda Jones | Temple University, Georgia State University
This study explores the relationship between corporate social responsibility (CSR) and financial performance in the Ghanaian mining sector, with a focus on the moderating role of corporate governance. The research employs a sequential-mixed method design to analyze qualitative and quantitative data simultaneously.
Number of pages: 1
Elvis Ofori Adjei Acheampong | Nobel International Business School (NiBS)