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Journal Home > Volume 19, Summer-Fall-Winter - December 30, 2024

JAQM Volume 19, Issue 1-4 - December 30, 2024




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Peculiarities of Design Thinking Implementation on Romanian Courier Industry from a Dynamic Managerial Capability Perspective
Alina MATEI

In this paper we examine the mechanisms underlying the development of dynamic managerial capability through design thinking. Using a sample of 21 lower-level managers from Romanian courier industry show that there is no statistically significant direct relationship between design thinking train-ing and the improvement in dynamic managerial capabilities. Instead, this relationship is fully mediated by changes in genuine individual-efficacy/ genuine problem solving, latter having a stronger effect.

Tourism sustainable development through Business Model Reconfiguration: traditional and data-driven computational intelligence evidence from Apulia
Selma VASKA, Nicola CAMATTI, Giacomo DI TOLLO

This study develops a computational framework based on survey data to evaluate the key characteristics of firms operating in the tourism sector. Survey responses were collected and transformed into categorical and continuous variables, followed by meaningful preprocessing to reduce dimensionality and ensure analytical robustness. The set of data was then analyzed using a combination of traditional quantitative methods—such as regression and classification—and data-driven artificial intelligence approaches, with the objective of predicting firms’ revenue growth and sustainability over a four-year period.