Journal of Business & Industrial Marketing: Volume 39 Issue 11

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Digital-based business model design and firm performance: the mediating role of ambidextrous innovation

Yunshuo Dong, Taiwen Feng, Hongyan Sheng

Business model design (BMD) is essential for firms to interact with stakeholders and gain competitive advantages in a changeable business environment. The advances in digital…

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Leveraging the interplay of Internet of Things (IoT) capabilities for achieving customer satisfaction in a B2B2C context: an integrative perspective

Pushpendu Chand, Pradeep Kumar Tarei

Despite IoT’s huge potential, enterprises’ ability to leverage it is their competitive advantage. Thus, competitive differentiation is primarily predicated on leveraging IoT…

262

An empirical study on driving blockchain adoption in Maritime freight: an Asian business perspective

Suneet Singh, Saurabh Pratap, Ashish Dwivedi, Lakshay

In the existing era, international trade is boosted by maritime freight movement. The academicians and Government are concerned about environmental contamination caused by…

176

Demystifying customer engagement in B2B markets

Mukta Srivastava, Sreeram Sivaramakrishnan, Neeraj Pandey

The increased digital interactions in the B2B industry have enhanced the importance of customer engagement as a measure of firm performance. This study aims to map and analyze…

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Should the pricing or advertising decision come first in a supply chain with a network externality?

Jiami Liang, Jiejian Feng, Yalan Liu

This paper aims to study how the timing of these decisions affects the total profit and the individual profits of the two agents.

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Venture capital, internationalization strategy and corporate innovation

Xiyue Zheng, Fusheng Wang, Dongchao Zhang

The purpose of this study is to explore the influence of venture capital participation on corporate innovation and to assess how internationalization strategies (including both…

197

Strengthening organizational resilience: role of sustainable supply chain, digitalization and business model adaptation

Varun Sharma, T.A.S. Vijayaraghavan, Raghu Ram Tata, Alok Raj

Organizational resilience is a prerequisite to ensure preparedness and quick recovery from disruptions for an organization. However, there is scant literature that examines…

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Channel diversity, constructive and destructive conflicts: the moderating role of network centrality

Fanglan Pang, Qian Yang

This study aims to investigate the impact of channel diversity on constructive and destructive conflicts in manufacturer-distributor relationships, as well as the mediating role…

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Understanding the shift: contextual determinants of classic and alternative servitisation trajectories

Gustavo Bagni, Moacir Godinho Filho

While servitization has been recognised for its potential to augment organizational revenue and fortify competitive advantage, the exploration of alternative servitization…

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Negative emotions and marketing retrenchment during crisis: attribution effects through crisis severity and strategic orientations

Dario Miocevic

Emotions are widely acknowledged decision-making drivers, taking the front seat when managers lack objective information. Existing evidence indicates that negative emotions often…

97

Sustainable energy supply transition: the value of hydrogen for business customers

Grzegorz Leszczyński, Sofía De-León Almaraz

While some hydrogen (H2) products are available in the industrial market, new clean H2 applications are considered critical alternatives in decarbonization efforts. As suppliers…

148

Gaining acceptance for digital servitization: the role of legitimacy in the development of a smart service in established manufacturing ecosystems

Marius Kristiansen, Tor Helge Aas

Digital servitization research has focused on how manufacturing firms use digital technologies to change business models and offer smart services; less attention has been devoted…

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Impact of commitment misperception on channel conflict

Fanglan Pang, Ruifeng Wei, Guijun Zhuang

This paper aims to evaluate the effect of commitment misperception on channel conflict. It highlights the importance of trust and transaction-specific investments for business…

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Rethinking inter-firm dynamics from a small firm perspective: the case for inter-organizational bullying

Nipa Ouppara, Wayne Fallon, Gabriela Coronado

This paper aims to explain how the dynamics of inter-firm relations between small and large firms can, in the case of some behaviours, be interpreted as inter-organizational…

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Cover of Journal of Business & Industrial Marketing

ISSN:

0885-8624

e-ISSN:

2052-1189

ISSN-L:

0885-8624

Online date, start – end:

1986

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited

Open Access:

hybrid

Merged from:

IMP Journal

Editors:

  • Michael Ehret
  • Antonella La Rocca
  • Roberto Mora Cortez