Impact Of Culture Research Articles

Orchestrating the digital symphony: the impact of data-driven orientation, organizational culture and digital maturity on big data analytics capabilities

PurposeThis study aims to explore the factors that influence the development of big data analytics capabilities (BDAC) in organizations, an area that has received limited attention in the academic literature.Design/methodology/approachEmploying partial least squares structural equation modeling, this research scrutinizes the interconnections between various antecedents and BDAC. Notably, it examines the mediating roles of organizational culture (OC) and digital maturity (DM) in the nexus between managerial data orientation and BDAC.FindingsAnalysis indicates that OC and DM play crucial roles in enhancing the efficacy of managerial data orientation on BDAC. The sequential mediation by these factors underscores the importance of nurturing an appropriate OC and advancing DM to optimize the benefits of managerial data orientation towards BDAC.Practical implicationsThe findings bear significant implications for organizational practice. They underscore the necessity of enhancing managerial analytical skills and commitment to digital transformation. Furthermore, the study highlights the critical need for aligning OC with strategic objectives and the digital context. The formulation of a cultural strategy that advocates for a data-driven mindset and champions digital initiatives is essential for fostering BDAC development, thereby bolstering organizational performance and competitiveness in the big data era.Originality/valueThis study enriches the body of literature by illuminating the overlooked antecedents of BDAC. It extends the discourse on the human-centric aspects of digital transformation, offering insights into how managerial data orientation can be effectively translated into improved BDAC. This innovative angle deepens our comprehension of the strategies through which organizations can leverage big data technology for value creation and informed decision-making, emphasizing the pivotal role of OC and the requisite digital competencies and resources.

Strengthening Lebanese health care: exploring the impact of organizational culture on employee loyalty through trust and job satisfaction.

This study aims to examine the relationships between organizational culture, employee loyalty, trust and job satisfaction within the Lebanese health-care sector. It addresses the critical need to improve employee retention and organizational performance in a context marked by economic instability and political uncertainty. By analyzing data from 270 health-care professionals, the study aims to explore how different aspects of organizational culture - such as transparency, supportiveness and ethical leadership - affect employee trust and satisfaction. These factors, in turn, play a significant role in enhancing employee loyalty, which is crucial for reducing turnover and ensuring the stability of health-care services. The research used a quantitative methodology, gathering data from 270 health-care professionals across various private health-care institutions in Lebanon. A structured survey was used, and responses were analyzed using structural equation modeling (SEM) to test the proposed hypotheses. The SEM approach was chosen for its ability to evaluate both measurement and structural models, ensuring robust validation of the theoretical framework. Partial least squares (PLS-SEM) was specifically applied, given its suitability for smaller sample sizes and complex models. After screening and cleaning the data, the final sample size was 270, ensuring a representative and accurate analysis. The research findings reveal that a strong organizational culture significantly enhances employee loyalty, mediated by higher levels of trust and job satisfaction. Cultures characterized by transparency, supportiveness and ethical leadership are shown to build trust among employees, which directly contributes to greater job satisfaction. This satisfaction, in turn, plays a crucial role in strengthening employee loyalty, helping to reduce turnover rates and maintain organizational stability. The study underscores the importance of fostering a positive corporate culture as a strategic tool in health-care settings, particularly in challenging environments like Lebanon, to improve both employee engagement and overall performance. This study offers originality by focusing on the underexplored Lebanese health-care sector, particularly in the context of organizational culture's impact on employee loyalty, trust and job satisfaction. While much research has been conducted in more stable economies, this study addresses the unique socio-economic challenges faced by health-care institutions in Lebanon, including political instability and economic volatility. By using SEM, the research provides new insights into the critical role of transparent, supportive and ethically driven organizational cultures in enhancing employee engagement and retention. These findings offer both theoretical contributions and practical applications for similar sectors globally.

THE ROLE OF ORGANISATION AND ITS CULTURE IN SHAPING JOB SATISFACTION IN THE IT INDUSTRY

The research, titled "The Impact of Organizational Culture on Job Satisfaction in the IT Industry," aims to quantitatively assess how various dimensions of organizational culture influence job satisfaction among employees in the Indian IT sector. The research adopts a descriptive and quantitative approach, employing structured methodologies to explore the relationships between demographic factors, organizational culture, and job satisfaction. Primary data were collected through structured questionnaires, using a Likert scale to gauge employee perceptions on cultural aspects such as leadership style, communication practices, and work-life balance, alongside job satisfaction levels. Secondary data from literature reviews and industry reports provided additional context. A sample of 200 respondents, selected through stratified random sampling, ensures a broad representation of the IT workforce. Descriptive statistics, Chi-square analysis, and factor analysis were used to analyze the data, revealing significant relationships between organizational culture and key job satisfaction factors. The Pearson Chi- Square statistics for culture-related factors, such as encouragement (χ² = 68.959, p = 0.000) and career growth opportunities (χ² = 189.067, p = 0.000), indicated a strong influence on employee morale and satisfaction. The factor analysis further revealed key cultural dimensions that significantly shape job satisfaction. The findings suggest that fostering a positive organizational culture, through open communication, recognition programs, and career development opportunities, is critical for enhancing job satisfaction in the IT industry. By providing empirical evidence, this study contributes valuable insights into the role of organizational culture in shaping employee attitudes and offers practical recommendations for improving work environments in the IT sector.

The Effect of School Culture and Work Commitment on School Quality

This study explores the impact of school culture and work commitment on the quality of education at YPI Al-Multazam Mojokerto, both individually and collectively. Employing a quantitative approach, data were gathered through questionnaires distributed to all teachers and staff using a total sampling technique. The independent variables, school culture and work commitment, were analyzed against the dependent variable, school quality. Hypothesis testing was conducted using t-tests (partial analysis) and f-tests (simultaneous analysis). Findings reveal that school culture significantly influences school quality, while work commitment alone does not show a notable effect. However, when combined, school culture and work commitment have a significant positive impact on school quality. These results underscore the importance of fostering a strong, positive school culture as a cornerstone for creating a supportive and conducive learning environment. Furthermore, the findings highlight the need to enhance teacher commitment to boost performance and productivity. This study provides valuable insights for educational institutions aiming to sustain and improve school quality by focusing on cultural values and employee dedication as key drivers of success

Research on Innovative Models of New Media Art and Personalized Education

This paper delves into the synergy between New Media Art and personalized education, assessing how the fusion of digital art and educational practices can revolutionize learning experiences. New Media Art, characterized by its use of digital technology and interactivity, offers a dynamic platform for engaging students in a more personalized and immersive educational environment. The study underscores the significance of personalized education in the 21st century, where the demand for creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills is escalating. It examines the cultural impact of New Media Art, which extends beyond the art world to influence societal values and norms, and how it challenges traditional definitions of art to foster a more inclusive dialogue. Technological advancements such as augmented reality, virtual reality, and artificial intelligence are reshaping the landscape of New Media Art, providing new avenues for artistic expression and educational engagement. The paper discusses the challenges and potential solutions in implementing New Media Art in educational settings, emphasizing the need for overcoming technological and pedagogical barriers. In conclusion, the integration of New Media Art into personalized education models is posited as a promising direction for educational innovation, capable of transforming learning experiences to be more engaging, relevant, and effective, preparing students for the dynamic digital world.

How age and culture impact the neural correlates of memory retrieval.

Culture can shape memory, but little research has investigated age effects. The present study examined the neural correlates of memory retrieval for old, new, and similar lures in younger and older Americans and Taiwanese. A total of 207 participants encoded pictures of objects and, during fMRI scanning, completed a surprise object recognition task testing discrimination of similar and new from old items. Results show that age and culture impact discrimination of old from new items. Taiwanese performed worse than Americans, with age effects more pronounced for Taiwanese. The cultural differences in the engagement of left inferior frontal gyrus (LIFG) in younger adults (i.e., greater activity for old [for Taiwanese] or new items [for Americans]) were eliminated with age. The results are interpreted as reflecting cultural differences in orientation to novelty versus familiarity for younger, but not older, adults, with the LIFG supporting interference resolution at retrieval. Support is not as strong for cultural differences in pattern separation processes. Although Americans had higher levels of memory discrimination than Taiwanese, neither cultural nor age differences were found in hippocampal activity, which is surprising given the region's role in pattern separation. The findings suggest ways in which cultural life experiences and concomitant information processing strategies can contribute to consistent effects of age across cultures or contribute to different trajectories with age in terms of memory.

Driving Digital Transformation in Lima’s SMEs: Unveiling the Role of Digital Competencies and Organizational Culture in Business Success

This study examines the impact of digital competencies (DCs) and organizational culture (OC) on digital transformation (DT) in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in metropolitan Lima. Using a non-experimental and cross-sectional design, 307 business owners were surveyed using a previously validated questionnaire. Data were analyzed through partial least squares structural equation modeling (SEM-PLS). The results show that DCs have a direct and significant impact on DT, being the main driver of this process. Additionally, OC acts as a partial mediator between DCs and DT, although its influence is lesser, compared with DCs. The study highlights the importance of DCs in driving digitalization in SMEs, while OC facilitates, although does not solely determine, the success of the digital transformation process. Despite the limitations and the cross-sectional nature of the study, the findings provide valuable insights for SMEs in emerging economies and offer a basis for future research on the factors influencing digital transformation in similar contexts.

THE MATURE CRISIS IN CONTEMPORARY TIME: Critical psychosocial analysis in Winnicott

This study addresses the crisis of maturity in contemporary times, exploring its possible causes and illnesses, in addition to presenting interventions based on the Winnicottian approach. The methodology used consists of a bibliographical review focused on Winnicott's studies on the coming-of-age crisis, using periodicals, dissertations, theses and relevant books. The qualitative approach is adopted to provide a comprehensive understanding of reality, especially with regard to the profile of the contemporary generation. The Literature Review offers a wide range of materials for the critical analysis of theoretical data. The specific objectives include the analysis of differences between generations, the identification of possible causes and illnesses arising from the maturational crisis, and the description of possible interventions based on the Winnicottian approach. This study seeks to contribute to the understanding of the phenomenon of the coming-of-age crisis in contemporary times and provide relevant insights for effective therapeutic approaches. The research addressed the crisis of contemporary maturity, highlighting the importance of psychological and emotional maturity, creativity and cultural impact, especially related to the use of technology in young people's mental health. Limitations were identified, such as the lack of empirical data and the temporal delimitation of the studies reviewed. Future research with mixed methodologies is recommended, considering cultural and contextual aspects to support young people in the transition to adulthood.

Leadership in implementing innovative approaches to spiritual and intellectual education

The contemporary conditions of the educational process, marked by the dynamics of social changes and the impact of technological progress, pose challenges to the educational system that require innovative approaches to spiritual and intellectual upbringing. A special place in this process is dedicated to the development of communicative culture, which becomes not only a tool for pedagogical activity but also the basis for forming a well-rounded personality. This article is devoted to analyzing the impact of communicative culture on the effectiveness of spiritual and intellectual education in modern education. The research results demonstrate that systematic and targeted implementation of communicative culture in the pedagogical process significantly improves the level of understanding between educators and learners, fosters an open and trusting atmosphere, which is key to effective spiritual and intellectual upbringing. The author explores the potential challenges and limitations associated with interactive learning and highlights the role of digital technologies in supporting interactive education, especially in connection with the state of war and the transition to a distance learning format. The potential of interactive learning tools to stimulate active interaction and exchange of ideas among participants in the educational process is revealed, emphasizing their role in forming a culture of dialogue and cooperation. The importance of creating a safe communicative space where every participant can freely express their thoughts and ideas is separately highlighted, contributing to the development of independence and responsibility. The use of interactive forms of work as effective tools of communicative culture is considered through the prism of their impact on the formation of skills in critical analysis, empathy, and effective interaction. The study demonstrates that the use of interactive methods and digital technologies enhances the efficiency of the educational process, forming an open and trusting atmosphere, which is crucial for spiritual and intellectual upbringing.

The Impacts of Clan Culture on Private Investment: Financing Substitution and Human Capital Accumulation

The Impacts of Clan Culture on Private Investment: Financing Substitution and Human Capital Accumulation

How traditional cultural load affects tourists' purchasing intention of tourist souvenirs.

Based on the previous studies on the impact of traditional culture on tourists' purchasing intentions, this study aims to further explore the mechanism and boundary conditions regarding the traditional cultural load in tourist souvenir packaging. Through seven simulated experiments (N = 3203), the impact of different degrees of traditional cultural load on tourists' purchasing intentions has been examined, with value perception, cultural identity, and purchase purpose, advancing the research in the field of traditional culture and tourism marketing. The findings provide insights for managers in the industry of tourism and souvenir marketing for their package design.

Investigating project internal organisational culture mechanism and impact on construction project success and sustainability

Investigating project internal organisational culture mechanism and impact on construction project success and sustainability

The lasting impacts of The Walt Disney Company within and beyond the classroom: A case study

This brief and reflective commentary piece discusses a series of outreach workshops entitled ‘Deconstructing Disney: Society, Culture, and Creativity’, which took place at Media City (University of Salford) in March 2023. The workshops were delivered to groups of school-age learners aged 14 to 16, and they focused on the social, cultural and political impact of The Walt Disney Company. Through the workshops, students were able to hone key critical thinking skills and build confidence by sharing viewpoints in a supportive and thought-provoking space. The workshops provided a stimulating and interactive platform in which students could explore the impact of Disney in society and culture, particularly through the lens of Disney films. The activities – which included analysis and discussion of the film clips and playing a game based on opinions about Disney – were both enjoyable and educational for students. By the end, students understood that Disney both implicitly and explicitly shapes our experiences and world-views, and that common stereotypes in Disney films ultimately influence how we perceive ourselves and others.

How can the fit between adaptive analytics and organic culture impact organisational performance

How can the fit between adaptive analytics and organic culture impact organisational performance

EXAMINING THE INFLUENCE OF VARIOUS BIG DATA CAPABILITIES ON TOURISM FIRMS IN SAUDI ARABIA

Purpose: This current paper investigates how important big data capabilities influence Business Performance (PF) in the Saudi tourism sector, in line with Saudi Vision 2030's digital transformation evolution efforts and initiatives. Objectives: The key-objective is thus to analyze/examine the impact of Data-Driven Culture (DDC), Technology Capabilities (TECH), Technical Skills (TSKL), and Managerial Skills (MSKL) on firm performance and identifying among them is the most impactful. Theoretical Framework: The study draws on Resource-Based Theory (RBT) and Social Materialism Theories to explore /scrutinize the strategic role of big data analytics capabilities in boosting competitiveness and driving growth within a rapidly evolving industry. Method: The methodology involved a self-administered questionnaire with variable measurements derived from previously published studies. A total of 695 responses were collected, out of which 471 were valid after accounting for 220 incomplete and four outlier responses. Results and Discussion: Analysis indicates that Technical Skills (TSKL), Managerial Skills (MSKL), and Data-Driven Culture (DDC) have a statistically significant positive impact on firm performance. Conversely, Data-Driven and Technology Capabilities did not directly enhance performance, possibly due to issues related to maturity levels or implementation quality. Hypotheses (H3), (H4), and (H5) are accepted, confirming the positive impact of (TSKL), (MSKL), and (DDC). Hypotheses (H1) and (H2) related to (DD) and (TECH) are rejected. Research Implications: The findings highlight the necessity for organizations in the Saudi tourism industry to implement a maturity model that fosters gradual development and integration of analytics capabilities to fully leverage their potential. Originality/Value: This study fills a gap in the existing literature by providing real valuable empirical evidence on the impact of big data analytics capabilities on firm performance in Saudi Arabia's tourism sector. It underscores the importance of contextual factors like organizational culture and analytics maturity, which could influence the efficacy of these capabilities.

The Impact of organizational culture, Talent Management and Communication on Job Satisfaction Among Non-Managerial Employees: Focusing on the Moderating Effect of Trust Relationships

The Impact of organizational culture, Talent Management and Communication on Job Satisfaction Among Non-Managerial Employees: Focusing on the Moderating Effect of Trust Relationships

THE ANTECEDENTS OF AFFECTIVE COMMITMENT THROUGH COHESIVENESS ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE IN THE HOTEL INDUSTRY: JOB SATISFACTION AS A MEDIATOR

This study aims to explore the direct impact of cohesiveness organizational culture (COC) on both employee job satisfaction (JS) and employee affective commitment (AC) within the hotel industry, as well as the indirect impact of (COC) on (AC) through its effect on (JS). A quantitative research methodology was employed, and self-administered surveys were utilized and distributed to a randomly selected sample of employees. Data were collected from 438of hospitality sector employees. The structural equation modelling (PLS-SEM V.4) was used to examine the interrelationships between variables and to examine the research hypotheses. The SEM results showed that (COC) has a positive impact on (AC) and (JS), and (JS) has a positive and significant impact on (AC), Moreover, (JS) partially mediates the relationship between (COC) and (AC). These findings offer valuable insights for organizational leaders and HR practitioners, in order to create a more committed and motivated workforce, leading to improved organizational performance and reduced turnover rates.

Impact of Organizational Culture and Work Attitude on Employees’ Performance with Mediating Effect of Job Involvement A Case of Higher Education Institutes in Karachi, Pakistan

This Study aims to explore that if employees are not performing at their optimal level well, the organization may not reach its targets, which ultimately leads to a decrease in overall organizational performance and also investigates the role of organizational culture and employee attitude among employees. The study mainly highlighted the numerous factors of job-related attitude and organisational culture on employee performance and the mediating effect of job involvement in the private universities of Pakistan. The study has employed a quantitative method. The data has been collected through a survey questionnaire and analysed by using smart-PLS. The results of the study showed that organizational culture and attitude have a significant impact on employee performance, with the mediating effect of job involvement in the private universities of Pakistan. The findings offer practical recommendations for HEIs in resource-constrained environments, suggesting that motivation can positively impact the sustainability of Organizational Culture.

The Transnational Flow of Korean Pop Culture: A Case Study of Audience Reception in Romania

This paper investigates the transnational flow of Korean pop culture in Romania, focusing on the reception and influence of K-pop, K-dramas, and Korean films among Romanian audiences. It examines how these cultural products are interpreted, adapted, and integrated into the local cultural landscape, highlighting the dynamic interplay between global trends and local contexts. Utilizing a mixed-methods approach, the study analyzes secondary sources and primary data gathered from a structured questionnaire distributed to fans. The findings reveal a significant increase in interest in Korean pop culture over the past decade, driven by high production values, engaging storytelling, and active fan communities. Additionally, the research identifies factors such as the role of social media, streaming platforms, and localized fan activities that contribute to the phenomenon’s popularity. Through the lens of cultural exchange theories, the study underscores the complexity of audience reception and the transformative nature of cultural products as they cross borders. Ultimately, this research contributes to a deeper understanding of transnational cultural flows and the impact of Korean pop culture on the evolving cultural dynamics in Romania.

The Impact of Intellectual Capital and Cultural Intelligence on Innovation and Performance, with Knowledge Sharing as a Mediator in Manufacturing Companies.

Batam City has become a popular destination for individuals from outside the city seeking employment due to the numerous manufacturing companies established there, both from local and foreign sources. The success of these companies is influenced not only by the abilities of their workforce but also by how well employees adapt to their working environment. This study aims to explore whether intellectual capital and cultural intelligence impact innovation and performance within the manufacturing sector in Batam City, with knowledge sharing serving as a mediating variable for cultural intelligence. Utilizing a quantitative research approach, the study is supported by primary data collected through surveys in the form of questionnaires. The researchers employed SPSS and Smart PLS software to analyze variable data and test the hypotheses. The findings reveal the following: 1) intellectual capital has no effect on innovation., 2) intellectual capital positively affects performance. 3) cultural intelligence positively affects innovation., 4) cultural intelligence positively affects knowledge sharing. 5) knowledge sharing positively affects innovation., 6) innovation positevely affecs on performance, and 7) cultural intelligence affects innovation through knowledge sharing as a mediating variable. In relation to these results, this research is recommended as a reference for managers in improving innovation and performance