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Khi nào sử dụng và cách báo cáo kết quả PLS-SEM Dịch bởi AI
Tập 31 Số 1 - Trang 2-24 - 2019
Joseph F. Hair, Jeffrey J. Risher, Marko Sarstedt, Christian M. Ringle
Mục đích

Mục đích của bài báo này là cung cấp một cái nhìn tổng quan đầy đủ, nhưng ngắn gọn, về các yếu tố cần cân nhắc và các chỉ số cần thiết cho phân tích mô hình phương trình cấu trúc sử dụng phương pháp tối thiểu bình phương (PLS-SEM) và báo cáo kết quả. Những cân nhắc sơ bộ được tóm tắt trước tiên, bao gồm lý do chọn PLS-SEM, kích thước mẫu được khuyến nghị trong các bối cảnh đã chọn, giả định phân phối, sử dụng dữ liệu thứ cấp, sức mạnh thống kê và nhu cầu cần kiểm tra độ phù hợp. Tiếp theo, các chỉ số cũng như những quy tắc cần tuân thủ để đánh giá kết quả PLS-SEM sẽ được đề cập. Ngoài việc trình bày các tiêu chí đánh giá PLS-SEM đã được thiết lập, cái nhìn tổng quan này còn bao gồm các hướng dẫn mới sau: PLSpredict (tức là, một phương pháp mới để đánh giá khả năng dự đoán ngoài mẫu của mô hình), các chỉ số so sánh mô hình, và một số phương pháp bổ sung để kiểm tra tính ổn định của kết quả.

Thiết kế/phương pháp/cách tiếp cận

Bài báo này cung cấp cái nhìn tổng quan về các chỉ số đã được đề xuất trước đây và gần đây cũng như các quy tắc áp dụng để đánh giá kết quả nghiên cứu dựa trên ứng dụng của PLS-SEM.

Kết quả

Hầu hết các chỉ số đã áp dụng trước đây để đánh giá kết quả PLS-SEM vẫn còn phù hợp. Tuy nhiên, các nhà nghiên cứu cần phải nắm vững về các chỉ số và phương pháp được đề xuất gần đây (ví dụ: tiêu chí so sánh mô hình) và khi nào, cũng như cách áp dụng chúng để mở rộng phân tích của mình.

Giới hạn/Ý nghĩa nghiên cứu

Các phát triển phương pháp học liên quan đến PLS-SEM đang nhanh chóng xuất hiện. Các chỉ số được báo cáo trong bài báo này hữu ích cho các ứng dụng hiện tại, nhưng luôn cần phải cập nhật với những phát triển mới nhất trong phương pháp PLS-SEM.

Giá trị/Đổi mới

Theo ánh sáng của các nghiên cứu và phát triển phương pháp gần đây trong lĩnh vực PLS-SEM, các hướng dẫn sử dụng phương pháp cần được mở rộng và cập nhật liên tục. Bài báo này là bản tóm tắt hiện tại và toàn diện nhất về phương pháp PLS-SEM và các chỉ số được áp dụng để đánh giá các giải pháp của nó.

A brief retrospective and introspective on value
Tập 22 Số 5 - Trang 471-478 - 2010
Barry J.Babin, Kevin WilliamJames
Purpose

Value as a research topic within marketing is not new. The purpose of this research note is to examine how value fits within marketing in the twenty‐first century. Specifically, the emergence of service‐dominant logic has brought the concept of co‐creation of value to the forefront. This paper comments on previous definitions of research and offers insight to stimulate future theoretical developments and serve as an aid in future research.

Design/methodology/approach

The paper represents a conceptual overview of previous research and offers some logical derivatives of value from the previous work and from the emergence of a service‐dominant logic in marketing.

Findings

Since the paradigm shift toward service‐dominant logic, few researchers have examined value as it specifically relates to marketing theory and practice. Value as a key outcome variable is typically overshadowed by other constructs such as satisfaction, word‐of‐mouth, and loyalty.

Originality/value

Key value axioms are derived from both theory and past research as a guide for future research. These value axioms predict how consumers' derive value, how society and value are intertwined, and how previously studied aspects of value, such as utilitarian and hedonic value, fit into the value equation. Further, a framework for the future study of value is presented which encompasses the key “get” components as well as the key “give” components. The material hopefully clarifies some aspects about value and directs future research.

Value‐creation initiatives in buyer‐seller relationships
- 2010
TrondHammervoll, KjellToften
Purpose

The purpose of this paper is to identify and explore important value‐creation initiatives in buyer‐seller relationships (BSRs).

Design/methodology/approach

Following a literature review and the presentation of an appropriate conceptual framework, an exploratory study of 14 BSRs in a variety of European industries is undertaken using in‐depth semi‐structured interviews with key informants.

Findings

The findings justify a distinction being drawn between two types of value‐creation initiatives: those that are important in transaction‐based arrangements (in which efficiency is paramount); and those that are important in interaction‐based relationships (in which effectiveness is paramount). Of the ten value‐creation initiatives identified in the literature review, seven were found to be of importance in the BSRs of the present sample.

Research limitations/implications

Despite genuine attempts to select a heterogeneous sample, most of the data did come from sellers. Future studies could look more deeply into buyer data to explore these issues in BSRs.

Practical implications

The paper provides managers with practical guidance on the selection of appropriate value‐creation initiatives in various types of BSRs.

Originality/value

The paper reports the first known empirical study of value‐creation initiatives in BSRs.

The European automobile industry: escape from parochialism
- 2002
TomDonnelly, KemalMellahi, DavidMorris

Observes that, until recently, the European car industry has focused its efforts almost entirely within the boundaries of its domestic markets. Since the rise of the Japanese car industry and those of emerging economies such as Malaysia and Korea, the Europeans have found that the levels of competition in the world market have intensified. Examines how European car companies have responded to global challenges both at home and abroad. The main responses of the European producers in the home market, albeit late, have been to reduce costs, shed labour, rationalise plants, raise productivity and improve their relationships with suppliers in attempts to boost efficiency. Outside Europe, in the search for global status, they have sought new markets, entered into joint ventures and opened new plants worldwide. Nonetheless, Europe remains the weakest of the triad car producers.

Spirituality and ethics in business
- 2005
CorinneMcLaughlin
Measuring the service quality of internet banking: scale development and validation
- 2010
Chien‐Ta BruceHo, Wen‐ChuanLin
Purpose

The purpose of this paper is to develop a multiple item scale for measuring internet banking service quality.

Design/methodology/approach

This research adopts the dimensions of electronic service quality (e‐service quality) and customer‐perceived service quality to develop a framework that can be used to measure internet banking service. Also, this research uses Taiwan's internet banking users as survey targets for its empirical studies.

Findings

Through the process of factor analysis, the refined scale is identified. There are five dimensions and 17 items in the measurement scale for measuring the service quality of internet banking. The five dimensions are named customer service, web design, assurance, preferential treatment, and information provision.

Research limitations/implications

Based on the understanding of the key service quality dimensions and the perception of customers toward e‐service quality, managers may discover methods to improve customer satisfaction, build customer trust, and create loyal customers.

Originality/value

This paper adapts an e‐service quality model as the basis to measure internet banking service. This method is more suitable than that of the previous studies that are based on the traditional service quality model.

The impact of national culture on international business performance: the case of foreign firms in Greece
Tập 14 Số 4 - Trang 268-275 - 2002
SevastiKessapidou, Nikos C.Varsakelis

This paper explores the impact of national culture on the performance of the foreign affiliates in Greece, a country which belongs to the economic periphery of the European Union. Greece is characterised by low internationalisation and competitiveness, and has been clustered by Hofstede in the Mediterranean culture managing directorial model. This paper, using a sample of 478 firms, examines the extent to which the national culture factor has affected the performance of foreign affiliates in Greece. It verifies the first hypothesis that the higher the national culture distance between the country of origin of the foreign firm from Greece the better the performance of the Greek affiliate. The findings also support the second hypothesis that the higher the score on the individualism dimension of the foreign firm the higher the performance of its affiliate in a collectivistic society.

Editorial
Tập 99 Số 6 - 1999
JohnColeman
Working with the complexities of transformational change in a society in transition
Tập 24 Số 5 - Trang 425-443 - 2012
MeganSeneque, ChristopherBond
Purpose

The purpose of this paper is to explore the establishment and development of a leadership centre in a South African University. The paper is concerned with reviewing concepts of identity, ideology and struggle from a systems‐wide perspective and their impact on working with transformational change in a society in transition.

Design/methodology/approach

A conversational framework was used by the authors to create deeper understandings of the complexity of human and social relations in the context of the case. The paper uses methodologies for reflective investigation informed by the work of Boje and Flyvbjerg to review a ten year longitudinal case study.

Findings

The paper supports the view that “idealised” forms of organizational intervention and narratives about it often ignore the real world of competing rationalities, such as issues related to multiple and competing identities, contested ideologies and conflict and therefore “edit out” what is involved in the struggle to lead alternative forms of organization in periods of transition.

Research limitations/implications

As with all research based on a case study approach it is difficult to make claims about a major contribution to generative knowledge. However, an in‐depth review of situated knowledge can offer insights which may be useful in exploring the dynamics of transformational change in other societies in transition.

Originality/value

The paper offers an in‐depth review of factors impacting on change and develops an interpretative framework that could be applied in other contexts. Given the current systemic changes taking place within the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, the paper could offer insight into working with transformational change in societies in transition.