IOSR-JBM   Volume-24 ~ Issue-5 ~ May 2022

Abstract: This study aims to analyze how SMES build dynamic capabilities in applying transformation digital-based Dynamic Capabilities to support sustainability efforts. This type of research is case study. Methods pengempulan data through the archives, interviews, questionnaires, and direct observation to the object intended. Researchers use case study multi case study because the researcher used two research object between the large-scale industry and of industry in the small scale enterprises (SMES). Researchers will examine two types of industries , namely large-scale........

Keywords: Transformation Digital, Dynamic Capabilities, Industry.

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Abstract: Résumé Les marchés municipaux de la ville de Butembo sont confrontés au problème de la gestion d'immondices du fait que les services étatiques et paraétatiques censés les gérer laissent cette tâche à une population marchande peu instruite, non formée et non informée sur la gestion rationnelle de l'environnement. Cette situation engendre une pollution générale dans les marchés urbains de Butembo.
Nos investigations révèlent que les marchés municipaux de la ville de Butembo produisent 20 452, 75 kg d'immondices par mois dont 18 936 kg biodégradables, soit 92,58% et 1516,75 kg non biodégradables, soit 7,42 %.......

Keywords: Management, dirt, markets form communes, Butembo city, DRC

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Abstract: The company in Indonesia is moving towards an integrated marketing communication (IMC) process. The tight competition between book companies today requires every producer to develop innovative products that suit with consumer needs. Brand Awareness is the most important component for the company's sales, so the sales strategy must be implemented properly through the components of brand awareness, corporate social responsibility, customer experience which have an impact on purchasing decisions for book products at Gramedia. However, there are some things do not show success and there are research gaps. The results of the study have a major influence on purchasing decisions on book products at Gramedia which are used to try to measure the customer experience of each consumer through brand awareness as an intervention. Corporate social responsibility is used as one of the planning strategies of book selling products at Gramedia, which will be higher than in other companies

Keywords: Corporate Social Responsibility, Customer Experience, Brand Awarness, Purchase Decision

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Abstract: Kenya has recently seen an unusual increase in the number of small-scale, informal car washes. This research examines the role of small car washes in reducing youth unemployment, with a focus on Kericho County's Baraka riverbank, which has a high concentration of small car washes. The topic of youth self-entrepreneurship in relation to the critical factor of employability is investigated using the entrepreneurial ecosystem conceptual model. The results highlight to a number of socioeconomic issues and vulnerable livelihoods. While the Kenyan economy has mostly been characterized by growth, it has failed to create jobs........

Keywords: Entrepreneurship, Youth unemployment, carwash

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Abstract: Studies on individuals in the shoe-shine sector in Sub-Saharan Africa are scarce, and their future intentions in the industry are unknown. Kenya's informal economy is extensive and contributes significantly to job creation, income generation, poverty reduction, and economic growth. This article investigates the concerns and intents of persons who work in the shoe-shine business in Kericho's core business district. 70 people responded to a questionnaire by snowball sampling, while 15 others took part in in-depth interviews. Logistic regression and content analysis were used to examine the data......

Keywords: Shoe-shine Business, sustainability, informal employment.

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Abstract: Background: In December 2021, the International Co-operative Alliance (ICA), organized the 33rd World Co-operative Congress in Seoul, South Korea; with a rallying call for "deepening our co-operative identity" to secure the future. Based on the current global crisis as a framework, the congress discussions were aimed to deepen the co-operative identity by examining the co-operative values, strengthening co-operative actions, committing to co-operative principles, and living the co-operative achievements. Behind these pertinent issues, is the centrality of knowledge and information for co-operative business models development and management by practitioners in various contexts across the world.....

Key Word: Co-operative, Business, Epistemology

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Abstract: Background: The value of co-operatives, whether real or imagined, the basic philosophy underlying all co-operative action is that, through joint effort and mutual self-interest individuals may collectively achieve objectives unattainable by acting alone. Since their inception in 1498 (see Fairbairn, 2012; Williams, 2007), the importance of co-operative organizations across the world cannot be overemphasized or underestimated. Co-operatives are considered by development agents as grand instruments of development and redress of the socio-economic failures (Birchall, 2013;.........

Key Word: Co-operative, Business, Axiology

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