Changing economic fundamentals, such as Covid-19, have been catalysts for organizational change that is unprecedented, and is expected to continue in the future as well. The role of human resource professionals within ...

Poor usabilty of B2B applications is nothing new, every scientific database is full of articles on how to improve them, but why does it happen in the first place? Turns out the answer might lie in transaction economics, ...

With the broad availability of the internet and today’s technology, people have the opportunity to invest their savings in endless types of ways. However, the eternal recurring question is what to invest in? How risky is ...

Economic, commerce, and job opportunities have been severely disrupted in the Palestinian territories (PTs) for the previous several decades. Palestinian external trade was plagued by several challenges, including Israeli ...

Globalisation has caused more diversity in the workplace and in addition to the benefits it has led to increased conflicts. The perception of conflict is not the same between individuals because they bring different cultures ...

This paper presents the wine industry, taking into account the analysis of the wine market in Poland and in the world. The characterization of the industry was carried out taking into account the perspective of producers ...

Art is a way of life (Bauman, Z. 2013) as "Artitude" epitomises freedom of selfbelief and grassroots expression of the African connect. The creative arts industry is seen as low-hanging fruit for a lot of economies, ...

Water covers more than 70% of the earth's surface, with the oceans accounting for 96 percent of that. Many living organisms, such as fish, marine mammals, algae, plants, and so on, call the oceans home. They also assist ...

bullwhip effect (BWE) is a phenomenon that is highly in focus due to the impact on supply chain performance and financial results. It is necessary to keep focus on the phenomenon, but the cases need to be determined when ...

This study aimed to examine the internal and external factors affecting commercial banks’ profitability. The internal factors comprised in the independent variables are: asset quality, capital adequacy, management quality, ...