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  1. Operationalising Sufficiency in an Organisational Context: A Systematic Literature Review
  2. Sufficiency in the kitchen: Intention to reuse food leftovers and associated design strategies
  3. The sustainability scale-up framework: A tool to design scale-up strategies for sustainable businesses
  4. Navigating sustainability challenges in design: Bridging theory and practice with tactical sustainability cards
  5. A configurational perspective on comparative international entrepreneurship: a new approach to examining entrepreneurial activity combining clustering and qualitative comparative analysis
  6. From Elusive to Opaque Boundaries of the F&A Function: An Assessment of Digitalization Impact
  7. Factors Influencing Users’ Perceptions of Digital Platform Indispensability: A Comparative Study of Korea and Finland
  8. Health susceptibility perceptions among Iranian, Afghan and Tajik minorities in three Nordic countries
  9. Understanding influences on entrepreneurship educator role identity
  10. Case Study 1: Logistic Service Provider
  11. Case Study 2: Employment Agency
  12. Case Study 3: Construction and Building Company
  13. Case Study 4: Financial Services Provider
  14. Conclusion: Limitations and Future Research
  15. Configurational Thinking Approach
  16. Cross-Case Analysis
  17. Positioning Business Services
  18. Quantitative Research
  19. Digitalisation of Global Business Services
  20. Introduction
  21. Literature Review
  22. Orchestrating a global business services portfolio in a plural sourcing context: the mediating role of modularised business processes
  23. Study destination preference and post-graduation intentions: a push-pull factor theory perspective
  24. Digital proctoring in higher education: a systematic literature review
  25. Exploring key themes and trends in international student mobility research —A systematic literature review
  26. The push-pull factor model and its implications for the retention of international students in the host country
  27. Entrepreneurship educators: a configurational analysis of factors influencing pedagogical choices
  28. FsQCA in entrepreneurship research: Opportunities and best practices
  29. An investigation of health information needs and use of healthcare services among people with asylum seeking background living in Norway
  30. An investigation of unmet health-related information and healthcare services needs of people with asylum-seeking backgrounds
  31. Reducing consumer materialism and compulsive buying through emotional intelligence training amongst Lithuanian students
  32. Factors Influencing Entrepreneurship Educators’ Pedagogical Choices—A Configurational Approach
  33. Perspectives on management theory’s application in the internet of things research
  34. Finnish university students' satisfaction with e-learning outcomes during the COVID-19 pandemic
  35. Entrepreneurs’ Information-Seeking Behaviors in the Digital Age–A Systematic Literature Review
  36. Health literacy, health literacy interventions and decision-making: a systematic literature review
  37. Workplace literacy skills—how information and digital literacy affect adoption of digital technology
  38. Health information seeking behaviour during exceptional times: A case study of Persian-speaking minorities in Finland
  39. A fuzzy-set qualitative comparative analysis of factors influencing successful shared service center implementation
  40. Emotional intelligence and materialism: the mediating effect of subjective well-being
  41. Avoiding negative information as a strategy for emotion regulation
  42. Effective factors influencing individual’s shared health decision making
  43. Understanding University Students’ Health Information Seeking Behaviours on Social Media During the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Developing Country Perspective
  44. Do Demographics Matter in Consumer Materialism?
  45. Hide and seek – the role of personality, sense of coherence and experiential information in hidden information needs
  46. The Effect of Emotional Intelligence on Materialism and Compulsive Buying
  47. Business model innovation and firm performance: Exploring causal mechanisms in SMEs
  48. Entrepreneurs’ Information Retrieval: The Role of Affective Aspects through the Media Richness Theory
  49. Are social and traditional entrepreneurial intentions really that different?
  50. The impact of literacy on intention to use digital technology for learning: A comparative study of Korea and Finland
  51. Aligning artificial intelligence with human values: reflections from a phenomenological perspective
  52. Exploring user experience of learning management system
  53. The role of youths’ perceived information literacy in their assessment of youth information and counselling services
  54. Workplace information literacy
  55. An analysis of students' perspectives on e-learning participation – the case of COVID-19 pandemic
  56. Health-seeking behaviours of immigrants, asylum seekers and refugees in Europe: a systematic review of peer-reviewed articles
  57. The nexus between dynamic capabilities and competitive firm performance: the mediating role of open innovation
  58. An assessment of the interplay between literacy and digital Technology in Higher Education
  59. Implementing Global Business Services in a Plural Sourcing Context: Conceptualizing Modes of Service Governance
  60. Artificial Intelligence Value Alignment Principles: The State of Art Review from Information Systems Research
  61. Health Information Literacy: The Saving Grace During Traumatic Times
  62. Students’ Satisfaction with e-Learning Systems During the COVID-19 Pandemic—An International Comparative Study
  63. User Information Satisfaction Among Female Refugees and Immigrants as Assessed by the Level of Information Literacy on Social Media
  64. The Entrepreneurship Educator: Understanding Role Identity
  65. The interplay between literacy and digital technology: a fuzzy-set qualitative comparative analysis approach
  66. More honour'd in the breach: predicting non-compliant behaviour through individual, situational and habitual factors
  67. An assessment of academic library services!
  68. The revitalization of service orientation: a business services model
  69. Usability and UX of Learning Management Systems: An Eye- Tracking Approach
  70. Business model (BM) experimentation as a step towards BM experimentation capabilities.
  71. Digital Natives and Digital Immigrants in the Creative Economy
  72. Exploring the Role of Digital Source Selection and Information Literacy
  73. Business Model for Mobile Payment in China
  74. Challenging the Concept of Digital Nativeness – Through the Assessment of Information Literacy and Digital Literacy
  75. Trust and Respect in Entrepreneurial Information Seeking Behaviours
  76. Review of the Nexus Between Trust and Respect in Entrepreneurs’ Information-Seeking Behaviour
  77. Factors driving the adoption of smart home technology: An empirical assessment
  78. Digital healthcare technology adoption by elderly people: A capability approach model
  79. Digitalization, business models, and SMEs: How do business model innovation practices improve performance of digitalizing SMEs?
  80. Entrepreneurial intentions and gender: pathways to start-up
  81. What technology enabled services impact business models in the automotive industry? An exploratory study
  82. Mobile Health and Wellness Applications: A Business Model Ontology-Based Review.
  83. Digital natives’ intention to interact with social media: Value systems and gender
  84. The impact of digitalization on business models
  85. Fuzzy optimization to improve mobile health and wellness recommendation systems
  86. Prioritizing the Roles of Control Mechanisms in Digital Platform
  87. The Impact of Multidimensionality of Literacy on the Use of Digital Technology: Digital Immigrants and Digital Natives
  88. Impact of Playing Pokémon Go on Wellness
  89. Value systems and intentions to interact in social media: The digital natives
  90. Mobile application driven consumer engagement
  91. Mobile Health and Wellness Applications
  92. Conjoint Analysis
  93. SMEs’ online channel expansion: value creating activities
  94. Domestication of smartphones and mobile applications: A quantitative mixed-method study
  95. Why Controls Are Used in Platform Ecosystems?
  96. The interplay of costs, trust and loyalty in a service industry in transition: The moderating effect of smartphone adoption
  97. A Process View to Evaluate and Understand Preference Elicitation
  98. Mobile technology and forgotten consumers: the young-elderly
  99. Business Model for Mobile Payment in China
  100. Ubiquitous use of mobile social network services
  101. Mobile tethering
  102. Enriched presence information on converged communication platforms
  103. Visual conjoint analysis (VCA): a topology of preferences in multi-attribute decision making
  104. An Exploratory Smartphone Measurement: Perception vs. Actual Use
  105. A Consumer Perspective on Mobile Service Platforms: A Conjoint Analysis Approach
  106. Evaluation of mobile services and substantial adoption factors with Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP)
  107. The Diffusion of Mobile Social Network Service in China: The Role of Habit and Social Influence
  108. The potential of converged mobile telecommunication services
  109. Mobile services put in context: A Q-sort analysis
  110. Mobile Converged Rich Communication Services: A Conjoint Analysis
  111. Virtuelles Wasser — Chancen und Probleme eines Wasserfußabdrucks
  112. Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) Approach for Selecting Mobile Service Category (Consumers' Preferences)
  113. Context, cognition and female entrepreneurial intentions: it is all about perceived behavioral control
  114. On the use of configurational analysis in entrepreneurial research