Perception before adoption: artificial intelligence through employees’ eyes, Manvi Kalra, Swati Tripathi
Manvi Kalra and Swati Tripathi International Management Institute New Delhi India Purpose: The study aims to conceptualise employees’ perception of artificial intelligence at work, drawing from literature on artificial intelligence, employee’s perspective of artificial intelligence and adoption of artificial intelligence. Design/Methodology/Approach: For a comprehensive theoretical understanding, integration of Artificial Intelligence Device Use and Acceptance framework […]
Green supply chain management practice adoption in Ugandan SME manufacturing firms: The role of enviropreneurial orientation, Dr. Sheila Namagembe, R Sridharan and Suzanne Ryan
Dr. Sheila Namagembe, R Sridharan, Suzanne Ryan Newcastle Business School University of Newcastle, New South Wales Australia Email: Sheila.Namagembe@uon.edu.au DOI: 10.1108/WJSTSD-01-2016-0003 Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to advance enviropreneurial orientation (EO) as a new internal driver for green supply chain practice adoption. Because manufacturing supply chains are major contributors to environmental pollution, green practice adoption is a means […]
The impacts and visions of the green fertilizer technologies (GFT): Adoption behaviour among Malaysian paddy farmers, Nadia Adnan, Shahrina Nordin, Imran Rahman and Amir Noor
Nadia Adnan, Shahrina Md Nordin Department of Management and Humanities University Technology Petronas, Tronoh Malaysia Email: nadia.adnan233@gmail.com Imran Rahman Department of Fundamental and Applied Sciences University Technology Petronas, Tronoh Malaysia Amir Noor Department of Computer Science London Metropolitan University, London UK DOI: 10.1108/WJSTSD-08-2016-0053 Purpose: With the increased stress on sustainability and food security, in addition, the need towards halting environmental […]
Adoption and compliance with Council for Scientific and Industrial Research recommended maize production practices in Ashanti region, Ghana, Camillus Wongnaa, John-Eudes Bakang, Maxwell Asiamah, Patrick Appiah and Joshua Asibey
Camillus Abawiera Wongnaa, John-Eudes Andivi Bakang, Maxwell Asiamah, Patrick Appiah, Joshua Kani Asibey Department of Agricultural Economics, Agribusiness and Extension Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Private Mail Bag University Post Office, Kumasi Ghana Email: wongnaaa@yahoo.com DOI: 10.1108/WJSTSD-03-2021-0035 Purpose: There is a huge gap between actual and achievable yields of maize which threatens household food security in Ghana. Low adoption of improved maize […]