Sustainable Development,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Aug. 19, 2024
Abstract
This
qualitative
case
study
investigation
highlights
deeply
entrenched
sustainability
challenges
within
a
multi‐tier
supply
chain
of
developing
country's
crop
agri‐food
sector.
Focusing
on
the
rice
chain,
reveals
how
Agri
Processing
Company
Limited
(APCL),
operating
as
first‐tier
intermediary,
effectively
launched
and
managed
different
levels
intermediaries
through
‘multi‐actor’
‘multi‐level’
management
approaches
to
extend
upstream
in
especially
lower‐tiers
previously
considered
‘commodities
with
no
value’.
Social
networking
progressive
farmers
played
inclusive
roles
change
agents
bringing
all
stakeholders
traditional
fragmented
into
coordinated
platform.
The
bottom‐up
strategic
approach
APCL
gained
trust
local
buying
firms,
resulting
sustainable
business
strategy.
Increased
collaboration
at
farming
communities
led
transformed
methodology
for
development
intermediaries.
structure
mediated
governance
‘multi
actors’
chains
revamped
socio‐ecological
outcomes
improved
living
conditions
economic
fairness
equal
opportunities.
transformation
contributed
significant
advances
Pakistan's
industry
towards
development.
Cureus,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 19, 2024
Introduction
This
study
aimed
to
evaluate
and
compare
the
quality
reliability
of
information
provided
by
two
widely
used
digital
platforms,
ChatGPT-4
Google,
on
frequently
asked
questions
about
colon
cancer.
With
growing
popularity
these
individuals
increasingly
turn
them
for
accessible
health
information,
yet
remain
regarding
accuracy
such
content.
Given
that
cancer
is
a
prevalent
serious
condition,
trustworthy
essential
support
patient
education,
facilitate
informed
decision-making,
potentially
improve
outcomes.
Therefore,
objective
was
determine
which
platform
offers
more
reliable
accurate
medical
cancer,
using
established
evaluation
criteria
assess
information.
Methods
Twenty
were
selected
based
search
relevance
patients
then
searched
Google.
Responses
evaluated
tools
as
DISCERN
(reliability),
Global
Quality
Score
(GQS),
Journal
American
Medical
Association
(JAMA)
(accuracy),
SAM
(suitability),
Flesch-Kincaid
Readability
Test,
HITS
(user
experience),
VPI
(visibility).
Statistical
analyses
determined
significant
differences
between
platforms
(p
<
0.05).
scored
significantly
higher
than
Google
DISCERN,
GQS,
JAMA,
indicating
greater
reliability,
accuracy,
comprehensibility
0.001).
Both
showed
similar
readability
scores,
but
rated
suitability
(SAM,
p
0.01)
user-friendliness
(HITS,
0.01).
Although
exhibited
visibility
(VPI),
limited
HONcode
certification
raised
concerns
its
results.
Results
JAMA
criteria,
demonstrating
superior
While
both
had
comparable
scores
suitable
education
according
Furthermore,
found
be
user-friendly
offered
structured
scale
VPI,
presence
HONcode-certified
results
Conclusion
proved
higher-quality
source
compared
particularly
queries
AI-based
hold
promise
enhancing
providing
although
further
research
needed
confirm
findings
across
different
topics
larger
populations.
International Journal of Production Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 20
Published: Nov. 20, 2024
Drawing
on
the
emerging
literature
environmental
and
manufacturing
roles
of
artificial
intelligence
(AI),
this
study
proposes
a
research
model
that
connects
AI-enabled
capabilities
to
performance.
We
collected
data
from
128
managers
companies
in
United
States
(US)
Kingdom
(UK)
tested
proposed
using
partial
least
squares
structural
equation
modelling.
The
findings
lend
strong
empirical
support
confirm
influence
also
discovered
significant
differences
AI
use
impact
between
US
UK
respondents,
highlighting
importance
context
research.
These
advance
practice
theory
while
contributing
for
sustainability.
International Journal of Religion,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
5(6), P. 1083 - 1096
Published: May 4, 2024
The
automotive
industry,
a
cornerstone
of
global
manufacturing,
is
undergoing
profound
transformation
driven
by
digitalization.
This
research
paper
explores
the
impact
digitalization
on
supply
chain
and
its
role
in
enhancing
climate
competitiveness.
As
industry
strives
to
meet
stringent
environmental
standards
consumer
demands
for
sustainability,
leveraging
digital
technologies
becomes
imperative.
We
use
R
Studio
software
perform
bibliometric
analysis
this
study.
Our
initial
repository
data
came
from
Scopus
database.
Following
keyword
search
before
applying
limited
criteria,
we
were
able
find
3202
papers.
then
started
integrating
which
included
following:
stream:
Business
Management
&
Accounting,
source
type:
Journal,
no
author,
duplicate
titles,
language:
English.
After
these
935
selected
citations,
bibliographical
data,
abstracts
keywords,
funding
information,
other
exporting
our
database
Scopus.
Sustainable Development,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Aug. 19, 2024
Abstract
This
qualitative
case
study
investigation
highlights
deeply
entrenched
sustainability
challenges
within
a
multi‐tier
supply
chain
of
developing
country's
crop
agri‐food
sector.
Focusing
on
the
rice
chain,
reveals
how
Agri
Processing
Company
Limited
(APCL),
operating
as
first‐tier
intermediary,
effectively
launched
and
managed
different
levels
intermediaries
through
‘multi‐actor’
‘multi‐level’
management
approaches
to
extend
upstream
in
especially
lower‐tiers
previously
considered
‘commodities
with
no
value’.
Social
networking
progressive
farmers
played
inclusive
roles
change
agents
bringing
all
stakeholders
traditional
fragmented
into
coordinated
platform.
The
bottom‐up
strategic
approach
APCL
gained
trust
local
buying
firms,
resulting
sustainable
business
strategy.
Increased
collaboration
at
farming
communities
led
transformed
methodology
for
development
intermediaries.
structure
mediated
governance
‘multi
actors’
chains
revamped
socio‐ecological
outcomes
improved
living
conditions
economic
fairness
equal
opportunities.
transformation
contributed
significant
advances
Pakistan's
industry
towards
development.
