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Journal of Organizations, Technology and Entrepreneurship (JOTE)
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ISSN (print): 3005-7787
ISSN (online): 3005-7795
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2023: Vol. 1
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Journal of Organizations, Technology, and Entrepreneurship (JOTE) stands at the forefront of exploring the dynamic intersection of organizational behavior, technological evolution, and entrepreneurial energy. Renowned for its keen focus on the significant impact of technological advancements on both organizational structures and entrepreneurial endeavors, JOTE aims to unravel the complexities of modern strategies in organizational and technological contexts. This journal serves as a vital conduit for insights into the evolving landscape of business and entrepreneurship, distinguishing itself by its emphasis on practical applications and theoretical developments in technology-driven business environments. Published quarterly by Acadlore, the journal typically releases its four issues in March, June, September, and December each year.

  • Professional Service - Every article submitted undergoes an intensive yet swift peer review and editing process, adhering to the highest publication standards.

  • Prompt Publication - Thanks to our proficiency in orchestrating the peer-review, editing, and production processes, all accepted articles see rapid publication.

  • Open Access - Every published article is instantly accessible to a global readership, allowing for uninhibited sharing across various platforms at any time.

Editor(s)-in-chief（2）
mladen krstić
University of Belgrade, Serbia
m.krstic@sf.bg.ac.rs | website
Research interests: Intermodal Transport; Logistics Centers; City Logistics; Last-Mile Logistics; Logistics 4.0; Humanitarian Logistics; E-commerce Logistics.
junlong chen
Northeastern University at Qinhuangdao, China
chenjunlong@neuq.edu.cn | website
Research interests: Industrial Organization; Public Policy

Aims & Scope

Aims

The Journal of Organizations, Technology, and Entrepreneurship (JOTE) is dedicated to illuminating new horizons at the intersection of organizational behavior, technological evolution, and entrepreneurial dynamics. Recognizing the multifaceted interconnections among these domains, the journal seeks to delve into the complex interplay between technology, organizational dynamics and human factors in technology and entrepreneurship, and the entrepreneurial ethos in an ever-evolving landscape.

Given the transformative nature of technological innovations, it is evident that modern organizations are not merely influenced by technology but are continuously molded by it. Concurrently, entrepreneurs consistently harness and adapt to technological advancements, crafting disruptive models that reshape industry standards.

JOTE's mission revolves around fostering an in-depth comprehension of how technological advancements mold organizational strategies and structures. Moreover, it aims to elucidate the myriad ways entrepreneurial ventures harness, adapt to, or even spearhead technological innovations. To this end, the journal warmly welcomes submissions that challenge prevailing paradigms, introduce groundbreaking perspectives, or offer empirical evidence that can ignite new theoretical explorations.

Through its publications, JOTE aspires to serve as a guiding light for academics, practitioners, and policymakers eager to understand the intricate relationships binding organizations, technology, and entrepreneurship in the 21st century.

In addition, the journal has the following features:

  • Every paper published is featured in prominent journal indexing platforms.

  • The journal's esteemed editorial board ensures its unparalleled quality and global appeal.

  • Each paper published is readily searchable online, ensuring accessibility for internet users worldwide.

  • The publication process is tailored for author ease and maintains utmost transparency.

Scope

The scope of the journal covers, but is not limited to the following topics:

  • Technical Work and Knowledge Integration: Exploring the interaction between workplace technologies and evolving engineering knowledge, focusing on problem-solving and team coordination.

  • Technological Impact on Work Dynamics: Examining the transformation of global workspaces and the effects of digitalization on organizational structure and function.

  • Human-Robot Collaboration: Investigating human-robot interactions in industrial settings, including ethical considerations and design principles for effective collaboration.

  • Organizational Outsourcing and Contracting: Analyzing strategic aspects of outsourcing and modern contracting, and their effectiveness in external partnerships.

  • Entrepreneurial Ecosystems: Studying the strategies new ventures adopt for financing, networking, growth, and competition.

  • Strategies in Established Firms: Looking into how mature firms handle R&D collaborations, market innovation, and technological disruptions.

  • Innovation and Commercialization: Emphasizing how organizations develop and market new technologies and innovations.

  • Evidence-based Management: Focusing on data-driven managerial practices and their implementation in organizations.

  • Interdisciplinary Approaches: Valuing submissions that blend insights from various fields to craft comprehensive narratives around core topics.

  • Digital Transformation in Corporate Strategy: Investigating how digital technologies revolutionize business strategies and models.

  • Sustainability and Green Technology in Entrepreneurship: Examining sustainable practices and green technologies in entrepreneurial ventures.

  • Organizational Culture and Innovation: Analyzing the influence of organizational culture on innovation and adaptability.

  • Fintech and Its Impact on Entrepreneurial Finance: Exploring financial technology innovations and their effects on entrepreneurial funding.

  • The Role of Big Data and Analytics in Decision Making: Delving into how big data and analytics reshape decision-making in organizations.

  • Future Workforce and Technological Unemployment: Assessing the impact of advanced technologies on the workforce and technological unemployment.

  • Ethical Considerations in Technological Advancements: Addressing ethical issues in emerging technologies.

  • Social Media Dynamics and Entrepreneurial Branding: Investigating the impact of social media on branding and marketing strategies.

  • Collaborative Economy and Sharing Platforms: Examining the rise of the sharing economy and its role in entrepreneurship.

  • Blockchain Technology in Business Innovation: Exploring blockchain applications in business and their potential to revolutionize ventures.

  • Cybersecurity Challenges in Entrepreneurial Ventures: Assessing the role of cybersecurity in protecting digital assets in businesses.

  • AI Ethics and Governance in Organizations: Exploring ethical considerations and governance challenges of AI in business.

  • Globalization and Cross-Cultural Entrepreneurship: Analyzing globalization effects on entrepreneurship, including cross-cultural challenges.

  • The Influence of VR and AR on Business: Investigating how VR and AR technologies transform customer experiences and marketing strategies.

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Comparative Analysis of the Logistics Performance Index of European Union Countries: 2007-2023
almedina hadžikadunić ,
željko stević ,
morteza yazdani ,
violeta doval hernandez
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Available online: 09-29-2023

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Within the evolving landscape of modern business, a proficient logistics sector stands paramount in fostering regional and global competitive edges. A country's logistics performance, gauged aptly, can influence not just the business outcomes of individual enterprises but also shape the nation's holistic logistics efficacy. This study delves into an examination of logistics standards in European Union (EU) countries, viewed through the lens of the Logistics Performance Index (LPI), as reported by the World Bank. The primary focus is on the LPI data for 2023, with a subsequent exploration of the EU’s performance trajectory from 2007 to 2018. The findings illuminate that specific EU countries consistently uphold superior logistics proficiency, while striving for advancements. Beyond these front runners, many EU countries manifest commendable logistics outcomes, positioning themselves favorably on the global stage.

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In the burgeoning nexus between Industry 4.0 and entrepreneurial ecosystems, a transformative and disruptive dynamic has been observed. Defined by the integration of digital technologies into traditional sectors, Industry 4.0 has been found to alter the way in which entrepreneurs conceptualize, function, and collaborate. This review elucidates salient outcomes and implications of such intersections. Paramount among the findings are the proliferation of companies operating within the Industry 4.0 paradigm, the emergence of hubs centred on collaborative innovation, and the rising prominence of industry-specific ecosystems. Startups have been identified as pivotal in effecting supply chain transformations, embedding sustainability, and fostering digital talent. For practitioners navigating this terrain, it is imperative to champion digital metamorphosis, forge strategic partnerships, underscore the primacy of sustainable practices, and nurture digital expertise. Corporate alliances, ecosystem synergies, and opportunities in the global marketplace have been underscored as potent avenues for expansion and ingenuity. Furthermore, a marked influence of Industry 4.0 on the resilience and adaptability of entrepreneurial ecosystems has been discerned. The confluence of such technologies and ecosystems has been posited as offering an unprecedented juncture for both nascent and established businesses to spur economic progress, tackle pressing global challenges, and cultivate a robust culture of innovation and entrepreneurship.

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In the logistics domain, the selection of personnel, particularly transport managers and drivers, is pivotal to operational efficacy, demanding a selection process that transcends traditional subjectivity and expertise scarcity. Addressing this, the Best Worst Method (BWM) integrated with the Combined Compromise Solution (CoCoSo) presents a novel decision-support model, employed here for the first time to refine the recruitment process within the transportation sector. Through the application of BWM, criteria weights were ascertained, a method that has shown superior performance and reliability in deriving consistent results. Concurrently, the CoCoSo method facilitated the ranking of candidates, demonstrating greater reliability and stability compared to existing methodologies. The fusion of these methods offers a distinctive approach, enhancing reliability in diverse problems and across various hierarchical strata. A meticulous compilation of evaluation criteria has been delineated, for drivers and transport managers alike, incorporating a gamut of competencies including but not limited to communication and negotiation skills, leadership skills, swift and autonomous decision-making capabilities, resilience under pressure, educational qualifications, proficiency in computer skills, and past work experience. For transport managers, additional competencies such as spatial coordination and orientation, levels of responsibility and precision, adeptness in working under pressure, operational task efficiency, comprehensive understanding of regulations, rules, and documentation, and a history of relevant work experience have been emphasized. This research marks a theoretical and practical contribution to the literature by providing a model crafted for the nuanced requisites of logistics roles. Empirical validation confirms the model's applicability and efficiency in real-world contexts, heralding its potential to refine the Human Resource Management (HRM) landscape in logistics. Consequently, this work signifies a paradigm shift in the strategic and systematic management of human resources in the logistics sector, furnishing industry decision-makers with a robust tool for personnel selection.

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The digital economy, a new economic paradigm guiding the rapid and optimal allocation of resources for high-quality economic development, has the potential to empower the high-quality advancement of the manufacturing sector. It is imperative to delve into the mechanisms underlying this empowerment. Utilizing panel data from nine cities in Hebei Province of China from 2010 to 2019, this study employs intermediary models and panel threshold models to empirically examine the mechanisms through which the digital economy enables high-quality development in Hebei's manufacturing industry across three dimensions: direct, indirect, and nonlinear. The findings are threefold: Firstly, the digital economy significantly fosters high-quality development in manufacturing. Secondly, mediation effect analyses reveal that the digital economy enhances high-quality development in manufacturing by elevating human capital levels and reducing operational costs for enterprises. Thirdly, panel threshold model analyses indicate that the efficacy of the digital economy in empowering high-quality manufacturing development varies in stages, contingent on different levels of digital infrastructure, research and development investment, and innovation. Specifically, the facilitative role of the digital economy in the high-quality development of manufacturing shows an 'increasing marginal effect' with elevated levels of research and development investment and a 'decreasing marginal effect' with the enhancement of digital infrastructure and innovation levels.
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