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Música, streaming, classe: divisões sociais nas novas formas de consumo cultura...
Mendes, TelmaA utilização crescente de plataformas online para consumo de música trouxe novas dinâmicas nas práticas específicas deste consumo. A presente pesquisa tem como objetivo compreender de que forma a utilização de dispositivos ligados à internet tem sido incorporada no consumo cultural dos portugueses, com um foco específico no consumo musical. Para tal, foram utilizados dados secundários do Inquérito às Práticas C...
What does green logistics bring to the circular economy? An exploratory study t...
de Jesus, Everaildes; Alves, Wellington; Mendes, TelmaThe world population has increased, and consumerist trends have intensified the need for initiatives to minimize industrial activities' environmental and social impacts. Companies and governments are increasingly recognizing the relevance of these initiatives, yet many firms still follow resource extraction models that hinder sustainability efforts. While previous studies have explored the link between green lo...
The ‘extra’ sparkle in higher education Institutions: Exploring staff perceptio...
Silva, Carina; Mendes, Telma; Ferreira, Marisa R.; Faria, TatianaThe analysis of barriers to volunteering and the intraorganizational conditions that can promote or hinder employee engagement in volunteer programs are important for researchers and practitioners. Despite the relevance of these topics, they remain unexplored in the context of Higher Education Institutions (HEIs), especially from the staff perspective. This represents an important theoretical gap, as HEIs are i...
The Perception of Corporate Social Responsibility and Employee Flourishing: Cul...
Mendes, Telma; Silva, Pamela; Ferreira, Marisa; Proença, Teresa; Borges, AnaCorporate social responsibility (CSR) has been a field of interest over the past couple of decades. The challenges posed by rapidly evolving technology and frequently changing market conditions along with well-informed customers, have compelled firms to pay greater attention to their stakeholders and address social, economic, and environmental issues. This heightened focus on CSR reflects a growing perception t...
On causality between sucessful internationalization and profitability: The case...
Mendes, Telma; González-Loureiro, Miguel; Silva, CarinaObjectives: We aim to explore whether the earliness of internationalization can change the direction of causality in the binomial internationalization-profitability. Theoretical Framework: The main theoretical explanation lies at the speed of the learning advantages of newness to address the contingent uncertainty of the (lack) of knowledge of the new international market, combining the Uppsala-Model and the In...
How do managers behave? An analysis toward the cognitive configurations affecti...
Mendes, Telma; González-Loureiro, Miguel; Braga, VítorObjectives: The adoption of Industry 4.0 (I4.0) in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) often rests on its positive evaluation from managers, decision-makers, and entrepreneurs. Because of the mixed outcomes attainable through the SMEs’ openness to disruptive changes, managers must weigh the beneficial aspects of I4.0 adoption against the complexities, challenges, and drawbacks coming from its implementati...
Exploring Drivers and Barriers, Failure and Resilience, Success Factors and Str...
Galvão, Anderson; Mendes, Telma; Mascarenhas, Carla; Marques, CarlaThe literature that studies firms’ internationalisation has become very extensive and fragmented, taking different approaches and contributing across diverse facets of internationalisation. Therefore, there is a need to analyse and systematise those issues that received increasing attention in the international business field. Accordingly, this study aims to develop a systematic literature review on the interna...
Looking back and looking forward: A multidisciplinary review of the speed of in...
Mendes, Telma; González-Loureiro, Miguel; Braga, Vítor; Silva, CarinaObjectives: An increasing amount of research on the speed of internationalization has shown that this concept has found application across multiple contexts. However, this straddling of multidisciplinary domains fragments the academic understanding on the topic. Considering the growing interest in the speed of internationalization, this study seeks to provide an overview of the trajectory and evolution of the r...
Do it or not? Explaining the complexity of decision-making processes for Indust...
Mendes, Telma; González-Loureiro, Miguel; Braga, Vítor; Silva, CarinaThe adoption of Industry 4.0 (I4.0) in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) often rests on its positive evaluation from managers, decision-makers, and entrepreneurs. Because of the mixed outcomes attainable through the SMEs’ openness to disruptive changes, managers must weigh the beneficial aspects of I4.0 against the complexities, challenges, and drawbacks coming from its implementation. Drawing upon the ...
The earlier the better? A microfoundational perspective of international explor...
Mendes, Telma; González-Loureiro, Miguel; Braga, Vítor; Silva, CarinaThe international exploration-exploitation dichotomy is used in this study to expand on the resource-based view (RBV) and gain a deeper understanding of how these two distinct capabilities affect the adoption of I4.0 in small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs). We investigate managers' cognitive systems as a crucial microfoundation for the international organizational ambidexterity (i.e., exploration-exploitati...