Journal of Intelligence Studies in Business,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(Special Issue 1), P. 57 - 85
Published: Dec. 12, 2024
This
paper
examines
how
Design
Thinking
(DTh)
can
enhance
Competitive
Intelligence
(CI)
practices
in
the
context
of
businesses
and
organizations
engaged
a
Digital
Transformation
(DTr)
journey.
The
objective
is
to
summarize
key
insights
based
on
an
extensive
literature
review
engage
critical
reflection
that
could
open
possibility
for
future
research
focusing
development
actionable
frameworks
help
executive
managers
integrate
DTh
CI
pursuing
DTr
their
organization.
One
its
contributions
identification
value
proposition
concept
as
integrative
construct
bringing
together
perspectives
designing
managing
strategies
new
or
established
firms.
formulated
this
will
be
valuable
both
scholars
practitioners.
Clinical Linguistics & Phonetics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 12
Published: Jan. 27, 2025
This
article
presents
the
Quebec
French
adaptation
of
Consensus
Auditory-Perceptual
Evaluation
Voice
(CAPE-VFQ),
a
standardised
protocol
for
evaluating
voice
quality.
Developed
through
collaboration
within
Speech-Language
Pathologist
(SLP)
Community
Practice,
adapted
tool
addresses
linguistic
and
cultural
nuances
specific
to
French.
ensures
assessments
harmonises
clinical
research
practices
across
province.
The
outlines
iterative
development
process,
including
clinician
feedback,
describes
ongoing
efforts
validate
support
use
CAPE-V
in
settings.
serves
as
both
reference
point
future
research,
promoting
reliable
culturally
relevant
assessments.
Logistics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
9(1), P. 11 - 11
Published: Jan. 15, 2025
Background:
This
study
investigates
digital
transformation
as
a
moderating
variable
in
determining
the
effect
of
technologies,
automation,
and
data
integration
upstream
downstream
providers
on
supply
chain
performance.
By
filling
existing
research
gap,
reveals
that
more
regarding
how
interventions
impact
effectiveness
these
technologies
for
industrial
chains
must
be
understood.
Methods:
A
structured
survey
was
applied
to
181
managers
manufacturing
firms
scattered
across
Jordan.
Results:
The
findings
using
SmartPLS
statistical
analysis
indicated
automation
has
strongest
positive
performance,
followed
by
integration.
But
technology
did
not
have
significant
direct
effect,
unless
it
accompanied
broader
initiatives.
Conclusions:
Theoretically,
this
reinforces
theory
vital
framework,
whereas
practice,
invokes
strategic
deployment
integrated
application
designs
underpin
efficiency
competitiveness.
Finally,
offers
practical
guidance
practitioners
who
seek
employ
use
current
dynamic
business
environment.
Journal of Cleaner Production,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
455, P. 142285 - 142285
Published: April 21, 2024
This
paper
describes
the
role
of
Design
Thinking
(DT)
in
context
sustainable
development
(SD),
based
on
a
perceived
research
need
to
identify
features
which
may
characterise
its
deployment,
and
ways
via
it
be
optimised,
especially
implementation
United
Nations
Sustainable
Development
Goals
(UN
SDGs).
The
main
goal
this
study
is
examine
connection
between
DT
SD
showcase
examples
what
has
been
done
deploy
it,
using
real-case
situations.
From
methodological
perspective,
deploys
set
two
methods:
bibliometric
analysis
case
studies.
Among
other
findings,
shows
that
can
used
help
implement
UN
SDGs
by
providing
an
approach
emphasises
human-centred
design.
includes
identifying
problems,
creating
user-friendly
solutions,
testing
them
order
ensure
they
are
effective.
Also,
DT,
companies,
organisations,
governments
create
low-cost,
high-impact,
solutions
achieve
such
as
SDG8,
SDG9,
SDG12,
SDG13,
among
others.
Overall,
provides
framework
for
combining
creative
analytical
reasoning,
specific
mindsets,
diverse
hands-on
tools
techniques
improve
critical
thinking
abilities
towards
sustainability
challenges.
novelty
relies
fact
combined
use
methods
allowed
identification
some
useful
facilitate
deployment
contexts.
assist
future
studies
since
theoretical
basis
field.
Humanities and Social Sciences Communications,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(1)
Published: Aug. 8, 2024
Digital
equity
is
imperative
for
realizing
the
Sustainable
Development
Goals,
particularly
SDG9
and
SDG10.
Recent
empirical
studies
indicate
that
Design
Equity
(DDE)
an
effective
strategy
achieving
digital
equity.
However,
before
this
review,
overall
academic
landscape
of
DDE
remained
obscure,
marked
by
substantial
knowledge
gaps.
This
review
employs
a
rigorous
bibliometric
methodology
to
analyze
1705
DDE-related
publications,
aiming
delineate
DDE's
research
progress
intellectual
structure
identify
opportunities.
The
retrieval
was
formulated
based
on
PICo
framework,
with
process
adhering
PRISMA
systematic
framework
ensure
transparency
replicability
method.
CiteSpace
utilized
visually
present
analysis
results,
including
co-occurrences
countries,
institutions,
authors,
keywords,
emerging
trends,
clustering,
timeline
analyses,
dual-map
overlays
publications.
results
reveal
eight
significant
clusters
closely
related
user-centered
design,
assistive
technology,
health,
mobile
devices,
evidence-based
practices,
independent
living.
A
comprehensive
constructed
literature
findings.
current
interest
in
lies
co-design
design
issues
mental
acceptance
humanization
technologies,
impaired
students,
intergenerational
relationships.
Future
opportunities
are
identified
emotional,
cultural,
fashion
aspects;
multimodal,
tangible,
natural
interaction
technologies;
needs
preferences
marginalized
groups
developing
countries
among
minority
populations;
broader
interdisciplinary
research.
study
unveils
multi-dimensional
inclusive
nature
methodological,
technological,
user
These
insights
offer
valuable
guidance
policy-making,
educational
strategies,
development
charting
clear
direction
future
Technological Forecasting and Social Change,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
207, P. 123596 - 123596
Published: Aug. 3, 2024
Design
thinking
(DT)
is
a
widely-used
innovation
approach
characterized
by
its
experience-based
character.
It
revolves
around
creating
innovative
solutions
through
extensive
interaction
among
end-users,
team
members,
and
other
stakeholders.
However,
traditional
on-site,
physical
DT
sessions
are
increasingly
replaced
virtual
sessions,
potentially
undermining
the
experiential
nature
of
DT.
This
study
examines
effects
changing
from
to
format
on
participants'
experiences
in
processes
as
well
resulting
outcomes.
To
this
end,
we
first
identified
two
established
complementary
psychological
theories—construal
level
theory
embodied
cognition—that
provide
starting
points
for
understanding
participants
formats.
Next,
pursued
an
exploratory
qualitative
conducting
41
in-depth
interviews
with
experts
research
practice.
Our
findings
show
that
has
profound
across
all
phases
process.
From
theoretical
perspective,
contribute
showing
setting
affects
cognitive
during
process
respective
managerial
suggest
roadmap
designing
hybrid
integrates
advantages
both
