• Combining big data and lean startup methods for business model evolution 

  Seggie, S. H.; Soyer, Emre; Pauwels, K. H. (Springer, 2017-12)

  The continued survival of firms depends on successful innovation. Yet, legacy firms are struggling to adapt their business models to successfully innovate in the face of greater competition from both local and global ...

• An expectancy model of green product consumption and green brand equity 

  Arıkan, Ramazan Hamza; Jiang, C. (Springer, 2018)

  Drawing from the expectancy theory, this paper proposes a model of green product consumption and green brand equity. Consumers’ green product evaluation results in some expectations regarding their consumptions. These ...

• High-performance work systems and organizational performance across societal cultures 

  Dastmalchian, A.; Bacon, N.; McNeil, N.; Steinke, C.; Blyton, P.; Kumar, M. S.; Bayraktar, Seçil; Auer-Rizzi, W.; Ahmad, A.; Craig, T.; Isa Ghazali Bin Musa, C. R. B.; Habibi, M.; Huang, H. J.; Imer, P.; Ayman, I.; Kabasakal, H.; Meo Colombo, C.; Moghavami, S.; Mukherjee, T.; Tang, N.; Thang, T. N.; Varnali, R. (Springer, 2018)

  This paper assesses whether societal culture affects the relationship between human resource management practices and organizational performance. Drawing on matched employer-employee data from 387 organizations and 7,187 ...

• The ultimate co-creation: leveraging customer input in business model innovation 

  Kim, S.; Bowen, M.; Wen, Xiaohan Hannah (Springer, 2019-12)

  In order to stay competitive, organizations need to regularly revamp and innovate their business model (BM). A key catalyst for innovation—acknowledged by managers as well as academics—is input from customers. However, the ...

• Analysis of customer switching behavior in omni-channel retailing 

  Cesaret, Bahriye; Bayram, A. (Institute of Industrial and Systems Engineers, IISE, 2020)

  Omni-channel retailing is a recent approach that allows customers to purchase products from anywhere and return them anywhere and allows retailers to fulfill orders from anywhere. This flexibility improves the customer ...

• Understanding the role of serial acquisition and subsidiary autonomy in providing value within servitizing industrial networks 

  Golgeci, İ.; Kurt, Y.; Vashchillo-Mollett, K.; Goduscheit, R. C.; Arslan, A.; Yeniaras, Volkan (Emerald, 2024)

  Purpose: Research examining the joint role of serial acquisitions and subsidiary autonomy in holistic value provision within servitizing industrial firms is scarce. Thus, this paper aims to investigate the role of serial ...

• Exploring the dark side of managerial upselling emphasis: Exploratory and exploitative learning's moderating roles in salesperson emotional exhaustion and performance 

  Yeniaras, Volkan; Gölgeci, İ.; Kaya, İ. (Elsevier, 2024-02)

  In this study, we scrutinize the prevalent perspective on upselling benefits and explore the overlooked ramifications, specifically the potential for emotional exhaustion and diminished salesperson performance. Our primary ...

• Knowledge transfer to aid social coding: The case of Stack Overflow 

  Temizkan, Orçun; Kumar, R. L. (Elsevier, 2024-04)

  Focused online question and answer (Q&A) communities aid social coding. Despite the growing importance of social coding, knowledge transfer in this context remains under-researched. Our primary objective is to understand ...

• Everyday activism: An AI-assisted netnography of a digital consumer movement 

  Kozinets, R. V.; Seraj-Akşit, Zeynep Mina (Taylor & Francis, 2024-01)

  Prior studies have tended to focus on the figure of consumer movements rather than the ground from which they arise. This AI-assisted netnography interprets data from the WallStreetBets (WSB) subreddit during the GameStop ...

• Captive jump processes for bounded random systems with discontinuous dynamics 

  Macrina, A.; Mengütürk, L. A.; Mengütürk, Murat Cahit (Elsevier, 2024-01)

  Stochastic captive jump processes are explicitly constructed in continuous time, whose non-linear dynamics are strictly confined by bounded domains that can be time-dependent. By introducing non-anticipative path-dependency, ...

• National culture and firms’ cash holdings: The role of indulgence and its boundaries 

  Alipour, Ali; Yaprak, A. (Elsevier, 2024-02)

  We examine the influence of indulgence vs restraint (IVR), an understudied national culture dimension of Hofstede's framework, on firms’ cash holdings to shed light on how culture influences this firm behavior and the ...

• Book review: Debating business school legitimacy: attacking, rocking, and defending the status quo 

  Üsdiken, Behlül; Örtenblad, A.; Koris, R. (Sage, 2023-12)

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• How do line extensions impact brand sales? The role of feature similarity and brand architecture 

  Sezen, B.; Pauwels, K.; Ataman, Mehmet Berk (Springer, 2023-11)

  Brand architecture decisions have important performance implications but have seen little quantitative research. In particular, there is little empirical evidence on how the strength of the link established among clusters ...

• Exporting is a team sport: the link between management training and performance in SMEs 

  Idris, Bochra; Saridakis, G.; Georgellis, Y.; Lai, Y.; Johnstone, S. (Emerald, 2023-12)

  Purpose: This paper examines how soft skills training for owner-managers affects the financial performance of exporting small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Furthermore, the authors examine the differential influence ...

• Piecewise-tunneled captive processes and corridored random particle systems 

  Mengütürk, L. A.; Mengütürk, Murat Cahit (Springer, 2023-01)

  We introduce a family of processes that generalises captive diffusions, whereby the stochastic evolution that remains within a pair of time-dependent boundaries can further be piecewise-tunneled internally. The tunneling ...

• Guest editorial: The effect of COVID-19 on the performance of ethnic-minority firms in the UK and worldwide 

  Saridakis, G.; Idris, Bochra; Jones, P. (Emerald, 2023-03-31)

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• Unveiling the dynamics of emotions in society through an analysis of online social network conversations 

  Sener, B.; Akpinar, E.; Ataman, Mehmet Berk (Springer Nature, 2023-09-11)

  Social networks can provide insights into the emotions expressed by a society. However, the dynamic nature of emotions presents a significant challenge for policymakers, politicians, and communication professionals who ...

• Fashionably late: Differentially costly signaling of sociometric status through a subtle act of being late 

  Döğerlioğlu-Demir, Kıvılcım; Ng, A. H.; Koçaş, C. (Elsevier, 2023-02)

  This research examines how arriving late to social gatherings operates as a signal of social connectedness and desirability, leading to elevated sociometric status attributions. Drawing on costly signaling theory and the ...

• ESG investing and the financial performance: a panel data analysis of developed REIT markets 

  Erol, Işıl; Unal, U.; Coskun, Y. (Springer, 2023-06-28)

  This study investigates the empirical link between the social and financial performance of the Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) by utilizing the PVAR-Granger causality model and a fixed-effects panel data model with ...

• Local house price effects of internal migration in queensland: Australia's interstate migration capital 

  Erol, Işıl; Ünal, U. (Wiley, 2023-06)

  We examine the causal impact of internal migration on housing prices across 82 Statistical Areas Level 3 regions in Queensland, Australia from 2014–2019. The primary findings are: (i) an annual increase in the inflow of ...

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