Value Of Innovation Research Articles

Landing sustainable innovation values in business management

Introduction: Values define the organizational culture, identity, and other essential attributes of the company. Hence the importance of their definition, which must be assumed by all parties involved, and if possible be aligned with them. This is especially relevant in companies seeking sustainability-oriented innovation. Methodology: In this work, we analysed 234 studies focused on sustainability-oriented innovation, in order to learn about the values that govern these types of organizations and how they are put into practice. In the research conducted, we found four types of values that influence the implementation of sustainability-oriented innovation in the company: institutional values, organization’s values, individual values and consumer values. Results: The implementation of these values in the company is problematic due to a lack of knowledge about them and show the need for symbiotic learning. We present a conceptual framework of sustainability-oriented innovation values that is not static but feeds back. Likewise, we collect innovative practices of sustainability-oriented companies, organized according to the typology of values studied. Conclusions: Sustainable innovation in companies is deeply influenced by a complex interplay of institutional, organizational, individual, and consumer values. Continuous learning and adaptability, driven by strong leadership and stakeholder engagement, are crucial for embedding sustainability into corporate practices and achieving long-term sustainable development goals.

Drivers of innovation value: simulation for new drug pricing evaluation based on system dynamics modelling

ObjectivesPaying for the innovative value of drugs is an important means of mitigating healthcare system duplication and enhancing patient health. Assessing and exploiting the factors influencing innovation premium to forecast trends and shortcomings within the pharmaceutical innovation ecosystem.MethodsUtilizing system dynamics, this research constructs a decision evaluation system for new drug pricing in Japan. It integrates various decision-making factors across dimensions such as value premium, marketability premium, pediatric premium, and SAKIGAKE premium, employing Vensim PLE software for simulation purposes.ResultsUnder the current policy framework, pharmaceutical innovation is on the rise, with significant policy effects observable after 5 years. The most substantial growth in value occurs in medications for rare diseases and niche markets, with effects varying in the short to medium term and stabilizing over the long term. Sensitivity analysis highlights that factors like combination therapies, faster mechanisms of action, and novel therapeutic parts notably influence the value dimension. Other significant factors include obtaining national certifications, addressing indications lacking standard treatments, and demonstrating superior efficacy. The study also identifies underexploited opportunities related to the use of evidence in pricing decisions.ConclusionClinical outcomes are pivotal in shaping drug pricing, influencing both patient and healthcare provider preferences, and thereby affecting market uptake and competitive dynamics. Regulatory frameworks that prioritize unmet medical needs or superior drug efficacy are essential. Future enhancements to the model should incorporate more real-world evidence and expand regulatory considerations to better reflect the dynamic nature of the healthcare sector and support equitable, outcome-based drug pricing.

Dynamic marketing capability as mediator between resources and SMEs performance

This research investigates the effect of entrepreneruial orientation (EO) and knowledge management (KM) on business performance, directly and mediated by dynamic marketing capability (DMC). This study involved 235 SME entrepreneurs in the fashion sector in Bali Province. The respondents were given a questionnaire consisting of 47 statement items. Model and hypothesis testing was carried out using PLS-SEM. The research results show that the direct relationship between EO, KM, DMC, and BP is positive and significant. Further, it was found that DMC consisting of proactive market orientation and value innovation mediate the influence of entrepreneruial orientation and knowledge management on business performance. The mediation test results show that value innovation consistently plays a more significant role in mediating than proactive market orientation.. Theoretically, this research contributes to the theoretical framework by introducing DMC as a mediating variable under the dynamic capability view. Apart from that, this research contributes theoretically by proving that RBV is still relevant today and is needed to launch company capabilities. This research provides a practical contribution to SMEs, namely the importance of acting dynamically by reconfiguring resources to face changes in the business environment.

Policy Analysis of the Japanese Academic Evaluation System

Background and Aim: This study thoroughly analyzes the 2017 revision of the Japanese "Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) Guidelines for Research and Development Evaluation", exploring its response to the evolving demands of society and technology, and enhancing the scientific and practical aspects of the research evaluation system. The aim is to deeply understand the policy objectives of the evaluation system and its actual implementation in scientific practices. Materials and Methods: Utilizing document analysis and comparative methods, this research revisits the historical development of Japan's academic evaluation system, particularly focusing on the 2002 and 2017 editions of the guidelines. Moreover, through comparative analysis, the evolution between these versions and their effectiveness in practical applications are assessed. Results: The 2017 edition of the guidelines emphasizes a problem-oriented approach, focusing more on aligning research with societal needs. Enhancing the transparency and public visibility of the evaluation processes effectively boosts the social value and economic impact of research activities. This edition also specifically supports young researchers by reducing their evaluative burdens and providing a more favorable environment for their scientific careers. Conclusion: (1) The 2017 edition of the guidelines shifts the focus of the evaluation system towards addressing actual social and technological challenges, enhancing the societal value and economic impact of technological innovations. It also improves the credibility of research activities and public support for scientific funding. (2) In its implementation, Japan has introduced more detailed evaluation standards and a diversity of evaluative bodies, enhancing the comprehensiveness and objectivity of the evaluations. This has led to increased job satisfaction among researchers and sustained research activities. Overall, the implementation of the 2017 guidelines has significantly improved the efficiency and effectiveness of Japan's academic evaluation system.

Unlocking the Blue Ocean Advantage in HR and People Operations

In today's competitive business landscape, organizations must continuously seek new avenues for growth and differentiation. The principles of Blue Ocean Strategy offer a compelling approach to transforming HR and people operations practices. This research brief explores how HR leaders can leverage the key tenets of Blue Ocean Strategy to create uncontested market space and make the competition irrelevant. By redefining the boundaries of the talent management ecosystem, focusing on value innovation, and aligning the entire organization, HR can unlock a sustainable human capital advantage. Drawing on academic insights and real-world examples, this brief outlines strategies to expand talent pools, enhance the employee value proposition, and integrate people operations with broader business objectives. The findings highlight how a Blue Ocean mindset can enable HR to cultivate a thriving, distinctive workforce and position the organization for long-term success. This practitioner-oriented brief provides a roadmap for HR leaders to innovate and differentiate their people practices.

ЦИФРОВЫЕ ИННОВАЦИИ И ИХ ВКЛАД В РАЗВИТИЕ ИННОВАЦИОННЫХ ЭКОСИСТЕМ

The purpose of this article is to systematize and analyze existing conceptual approaches to defining digital innovations, identifying the mechanisms of value creation and substantiating the differences between digital innovations and innovations in the field of IS/IT. This article systematizes the concepts of digital innovations, reviews and analyzes various definitions of digital innovations in the scientific literature, and high-lights the key characteristics and features of this concept. A comparative analysis of digital innovations and innovations in IS/IT is carried out: digital innovations are compared with innovations in the field of information systems and technologies to identify fundamental differences and similarities. A definition of the mechanisms for creating the value of digital innovations is proposed: the mechanisms by which digital innovations create value for business and users are studied and summarized. Technological and managerial characteristics are highlighted: the main technological and managerial aspects of digital innovations that influence their development and implementation are identified.

Logistics Financing Strategies and Economic Growth in Kenya: A conceptual Framework

Logistics financing is a critical component of economic growth, particularly in Kenya, where the sector faces numerous challenges, including poor credit management, limited financial resources, and high operational costs. This paper explores innovative logistics financing strategies and their potential to improve the financial performance and competitiveness of logistics firms in Kenya, especially in Mombasa County. The research highlights the importance of effective credit management, the role of machine learning models in mitigating credit risks, and innovative financing mechanisms such as third-party logistics and digital credit. Additionally, it discusses the broader economic implications of logistics on key sectors like agriculture, floriculture, and tourism. By reviewing empirical studies and theoretical frameworks, this paper proposes a conceptual model illustrating the relationship between logistics financing strategies and economic growth. The findings suggest that innovative financial solutions, including value innovation and working capital management, are essential for fostering an efficient logistics sector that contributes to Kenya’s economic development.

Life cycle environmental impact assessment of steel structures using building information modeling

Building Information Modelling (BIM) and Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) are fundamental components within building projects. LCA is critical in building projects’ sustainability. The integration of BIM has the potential to enhance the LCA process, leading to better outcomes. Design for Deconstruction (DfD) study on minimizing, reusing, and recycling of building materials is closely linked. This study aims to evaluate and compare the findings obtained from the E-tool LCD and Tally LCA add-in tools; both used as BIM-based LCA tools. This paper outlines the overarching approach to implementing a process-based LCA for a steel building, explicitly emphasising the many processes the building undergoes during its life cycle. The LCA add-in tools, namely e-tool LCD and Tally, have been chosen to discern the disparities in the LCA outcomes resulting from using Environmental Product Declaration (EPD databases that vary across various regions. The input data, system boundaries, and LCA scope remained consistent throughout the LCA procedures. Global Warming Potential values obtained from the manufacturing module developed by e-tool LCD were included in a case study. A case study of steel structure is used to implement the LCA add-in tools. The discussion also addressed the challenges of enhancing interoperability in contemporary BIM-based LCA procedures. The study revealed that using EPD databases with regional variations notably impacts LCA outcomes. Consequently, the compatibility assessment in BIM-based LCA procedures yielded value innovation, efficiency, and distinctiveness.Furthermore, it was determined that BIM-LCA procedures resulted in notable distinctions compared to conventional LCA methods. These distinctions included enhanced convenience of application, increased efficiency in terms of time and resources, and higher levels of accuracy.

The trade-off between innovation value and risk: the roles of external venture capital and internal innovation assets

PurposeResearch generally believes that both corporate venture capital (CVC) and independent venture capital (IVC) promote the innovation value of entrepreneurial ventures, but their roles in innovation risk remain unclear. To reveal the bright and dark sides of CVC and IVC, we compare their influence on innovation performance and performance variability of entrepreneurial ventures as well as their interaction effects with innovation assets through physical and intellectual assets.Design/methodology/approachThis study uses a panel dataset consisting of 630 high-tech ventures and the Heckman selection model to test the hypotheses and correct the endogenous problems.FindingsWe find that CVC improves the innovation performance of entrepreneurial ventures but at the cost of increasing their performance variability, whereas IVC is the opposite. We also find the combination effect of external and internal capital of entrepreneurial ventures. CVC and IVC complement intellectual assets to enhance innovation performance and dance with physical assets to reduce variability.Originality/valueWe use a value-risk dyadic perspective to reveal the bright side and dark side of CVC and IVC. We unveil the interplay mechanism between internal and external capital of entrepreneurial ventures and develop some kinds of capital configuration strategies to balance innovation value and risk.

중국 드라마 굿즈의 소비가치가 중국 소비자 구매의도에 미치는 영향 - 굿즈 종류의 조절효과를 중심으로

In order to understand the consumers of drama goods, we examined the relationship between the consumption values of Chinese drama goods, Chinese consumer attitude, and purchase intention based on the Value-Attitude-Behavior Model. For this study, data from 321 Chinese individuals with purchasing experience of drama goods were collected. SPSS 26.0 and AMOS 26.0 were used to analyze data. Results revealed the followings: First, the functional value, social value, aesthetic value, innovative value, and emotional value of drama goods were found to have positive effects on consumer attitude. Second, consumer attitude was found to have positive effects on purchase intention. Additionally, we analyzed wether there are differences in the effects of consumption values on consumer attitude according to the type of drama goods. The study revealed that the consumption values on consumer attitude vary depending on the type of goods. Based on the study results, It is hoped that results of the study could broaden the understanding of drama goods and provide insights for the development of the drama goods market.

Exploring Tamarind: A versatile spice and innovative value addition in wine production

Tamarind (Tamarindus indica L.) is a multipurpose ancient spice valued for its tangy-sweet flavor, which is being transformed through innovative post-harvest technologies into wine. The Fruit pulp is highly nutritious and various value-added products have been developed for easier handling, storage and transportation, while extending its shelf life. These products range from Tamarind toffee, Tamarind pickle, Tamarind jam, squash, wine and offering distinct flavors and potential health benefits. Table wine, fermented using tamarind pulp, is widely known for its medicinal properties and applications in the food industries. The must was extracted and fermented with sugar and two different strains of Saccharomyces cerevisiae (Red wine yeast and Belgian wit yeast), to produce wine from the pulp of red, sour and sweet varieties of tamarind. Bio-component and sensory analyses were conducted to identify the proximate and organoleptic attributes of the wine. The variation in proximate property values of wine were recorded as alcohol content (8.40% to 10.62%), moisture (23% to 29.5%), pH (2.38 to 3.45), ash (1.3% to 2.5%), total soluble solid (3.2 °Brix to 11 °Brix), titrable acidity (1 mg/ml to 5.1 mg/ml), carbohydrate (1.1% to 3.65%), vitamin C (10.3 mg/ml to 22.3 mg/ml), and antioxidant (37.1 mMol/l to 75.9 mMol/l). It was found that Belgian wit yeast yielded good production of wine from the sweet Tamarind. It showed optimal values for alcohol (8.14%), moisture (26%), pH (3.15), ash (2.1%), total soluble solid (9.3 °Brix), titrable acidity (2 mg/ml), carbohydrate (3.4%), vitamin C (22.3 mg/ml), antioxidant (74.6 mMol/l). It also registered the higher organoleptic values for flavor (7.3), color (7.0), aroma (6.5), consistency (7.5), taste (8.5) and overall acceptability (8.5). This research demonstrates a breakthrough in utilizing tamarind (Tamarindus indica) for producing value-added wine with optimal alcohol content (8%), high antioxidant activity (74.6 mMol/L) and excellent sensory attributes (8.5).

An online fault-tolerant control approach based on policy iteration algorithm for nonlinear time-delay systems

This paper introduces an online fault-tolerant control method for nonlinear time-delay systems with actuator faults using a policy iteration algorithm. A new performance index function is proposed to account for time-delay states, from which control laws are derived. The approach combines policy iteration with a fault compensator, solving the Hamilton-Jacobi-Bellman equation associated with this innovative value function via a critic neural network. Actuator faults are reconstructed for online fault compensation without the need for fault detection and isolation. The Lyapunov functional analysis demonstrates the closed-loop system's asymptotic stability in the presence of actuator faults and time-delay states. Simulation results validate the effectiveness of the proposed fault compensation strategy. The key contribution of this paper is the incorporation of time-delay states into the value function of the policy iteration algorithm, addressing the problem of fault compensation in nonlinear time-delay systems.

ANIMATION SERVICES AS AN INTEGRAL COMPONENT OF MODERN HOTEL BUSINESS

During the last decade, the hospitality industry in Ukraine has undergone significant development, which is manifested in the opening of new hotels, tour operator and travel agency firms, excursion bureaus, and other enterprises that serve the tourism sector. This growth reinforces the need for high-quality service, a key success factor in any industry, and hospitality is no exception. The success of enterprises in this field directly depends on the level of service, professional training of personnel, as well as on the ability to offer tourists unique and interesting services. One of the important elements of the modern hospitality industry is the development of animation services. Animation as a new direction in the tourism sector involves the active involvement of customers in various entertainment and educational activities, which allows them not only to diversify their vacation but also to create unforgettable impressions. This is an important component of the competitiveness of hotel enterprises since it is animation programs that are targeted at different age groups and cultural preferences, which can ensure customer loyalty and their desire to return to a particular establishment. In addition, animation services become a tool for increasing the economic efficiency of the hotel business. Since animation programs make it possible to compensate for the shortcomings of infrastructure or the location of objects, they can significantly increase the attractiveness of resorts and hotels even in less popular tourist regions. Considering the rapid development of technologies, interactive and virtual animation solutions are becoming especially relevant, giving companies the opportunity to attract modern tourists who value innovation and high-tech entertainment. The animation segment of the hotel services market is an indirect source of income that contributes to the profitability of enterprises through the variety of animation services, compensating for possible shortcomings of the tourist and social infrastructure. The positive mood of the guests and their desire to return to the place of rest is closely related to the level of animation service. Given the globalization processes, which sometimes eliminate the individual features of hotel complexes, animation services become important competitive advantages. They allow businesses to maintain their uniqueness by focusing offers on guests' interests, which is supported by individual programs and survey results. The animation segment of the hotel business, although it is an indirect source of income, has a significant impact on the overall profitability of enterprises. It makes it possible to compensate for the shortcomings of the tourist infrastructure, allowing hotels to attract customers through a variety of entertainment programs. The article also presents the author's animation program aimed at improving the animation service in hotel complexes, which emphasizes its importance for the development of the hospitality industry.

Healthcare Futures: Opportunities, Challenges and Risks in a Blockchain-Driven Environment

The integration of blockchain technology and smart contracts presents a transformative opportunity in healthcare financing by enabling the creation and trading of futures contracts based on the value of medical innovations. Traditional financial mechanisms struggle to capture the downstream savings generated by new therapies, particularly as insurers and health systems face the challenge of managing short-term costs while realizing long-term health benefits. Blockchain’s decentralized, transparent, and tamper-proof infrastructure offers a solution by providing reliable data that tracks health outcomes, cost savings, and patient behavior in real-time. This paper explores how a blockchain-governed healthcare marketplace can facilitate the trading of Health Impact Futures (HIF) contracts that allow stakeholders—such as self-insured health plans, insurers, biotech firms, and speculators—to hedge risks, capture savings, and invest in medical innovations. By leveraging smart contracts, which automate transactions and ensure trust through pre-defined algorithms, the platform offers a seamless and secure environment for managing complex healthcare data and financial instruments. The introduction of health cost indices, anchored in reliable blockchain-verified data, allows for accurate pricing and risk management, promoting liquidity and market efficiency. Additionally, tokenization of health savings enables insurers to capture the economic value of improved health outcomes, even when patients switch health plans. This approach not only ensures the continuity of value but also introduces a new financial layer that reflects the real-world impact of medical innovations. By using structured notes and algorithm-driven health indices, market participants can dynamically hedge against fluctuations in healthcare costs while aligning incentives across the healthcare value chain. The paper concludes by addressing the technological, regulatory, and data integrity challenges associated with developing a blockchain-based futures market for healthcare and proposes a roadmap for overcoming these barriers to unlock the full potential of this innovation.

ФОРМИРОВАНИЕ ИННОВАЦИОННОЙ СРЕДЫ В РОССИЙСКИХ ОРГАНИЗАЦИЯХ: МЕХАНИЗМЫ АДАПТАЦИИ И СТИМУЛЫ ДЛЯ РАЗВИТИЯ

The article is devoted to the study of the formation and implementation of an innovative environment in domestic organizations. An innovative culture of a society not only allows for the creation and implementation of innovations, but also includes mechanisms that enable people to adapt and exploit changes in various areas. The place and role played by innovative culture in modern organizations is considered. The purpose of the study is to study the advantages of an innovative culture, which can be identified by analyzing the mechanisms of adaptation of organizations to various changes in various spheres of society. The research highlights organizational practices that aim to encourage employee participation in the generation of new ideas, facilitating communication within the organization and cooperation outside it, as well as disseminating innovative values among employees. The practical value of the study is to identify the state of the environment within companies that promotes creativity and encourages employees to put forward and implement innovative ideas.

Geopark Tourism Planning Evaluation Index System Based on the Interpretation of Cultural and Natural Heritage Values: A Case Study of Dali Mount Cangshan Global Geopark, Yunnan, China

The heritage's scientific value is one of the most fundamental bases for the UNESCO Global Geoparks' application, and it is also the basis for the existence and protection of geoparks. As an important part of heritage protection and utilization, heritage interpretation can enhance the readability and appreciation of heritage and realize the promotion, inheritance and innovation of cultural heritage value. In this study, while fully considering all the influencing factors related to geopark cultural heritage, natural heritage and tourism, the weight of each index is reasonably allocated, and an evaluation index system of geopark tourism planning based on the interpretation of cultural and natural heritage values has been constructed. At the same time, the evaluation criteria and data sources applicable to different impact factors are proposed in detail. Taking Dali Mount Cangshan UNESCO Global Geopark (China) as the research object, the feasibility of the index system is verified effectively. By establishing a scientific and operable procedure and method, this study hopes to establish a foundation for the objective and accurate conclusion of the geological heritage's scientific value and provide a theoretical basis for the application of geological heritage in the UNESCO Global Geopark, World Natural Heritage site and its protection and utilization.

Students’ Perceptions Related to the Value of Intralingual Dubbing Activities as a Motivational Tool for the Enhancement of Oral Skills in EFL Learning

Didactic Audiovisual Translation (DAT) can contribute a myriad of engaging and inspiring activities to foreign language (FL) education. One of the most inspiring modes is intralingual dubbing (ID), which can become a powerful and effective ally to practice and improve, among others, general oral skills such as pronunciation or intonation. Even though the design and implementation of ID activities have been studied over the past decade, their potential in aiding English as a Foreign Language (EFL) learning environments is still largely unknown (Lertola, 2019). For this reason, this paper examines the implementation of ID exercises with 38 intermediate-level EFL students from Spain. The study focuses, through the collection and analysis of quantitative and qualitative data, on the participants’ perspectives on dubbing tasks as a potentially innovative, motivating, and useful tool for improving oral skills. In terms of perceived usefulness, 94.7% considered ID as “absolutely” or “quite” beneficial for their speaking skills, in line with previous research (Talaván & Costal, 2017). The results offered additional insights on ID’s engaging and innovative value, with 95% of participants expressing very favourable opinions towards the task. Lay summary This paper revolves around the application of intralingual dubbing activities in the foreign language classroom. This dubbing modality involves the replacement of the audio track of a video clip with another created by the students in the same language as the original. To this effect, the paper highlights the importance of preparation prior to the activity, as well as the beneficial effects that may arise after the task. Therefore, firstly, a brief theoretical framework is provided, highlighting the most important research on the implementation of intralingual dubbing in language learning and the relevance of oral skills and pronunciation, with special emphasis on the notions of intelligibility or English as a lingua franca. Next, a proposal for selection criteria to obtain relevant and motivating clips that can be usefully applied in intralingual dubbing tasks is offered, to provide a practical tool for teachers and researchers. On the other hand, the paper includes an analysis of the opinions and perspectives offered by a group of students after carrying out dubbing activities, to study their motivating and pedagogical value in the development of oral skills. These opinions revealed that, in general, the use of dubbing was perceived as an inspiring, attractive, fun, and useful resource to improve their oral skills, intonation and pronunciation.

Innovation Prioritization Decisions in the Product–Service Supply Chain: The Impact of Data Mining and Information Sharing Strategies

Driven by the servicing and digital transformation of manufacturing enterprises, product and service innovation for manufacturers and service providers to promote integrated solutions collaboratively has become an important way for enterprises to maintain market competitiveness. Building on this foundation, this paper develops an innovation priority decision model for the product–service supply chain, which comprises manufacturers and service providers, considering the data mining and information sharing strategies of service providers. It analyzes the optimal decisions and profits of the members when product innovation is prioritized as well as when service innovation is prioritized, and subsequently explores the selection of innovation strategies for the product–service supply chain under varying conditions. The results of the study show that, firstly, service providers’ data mining and information sharing strategies are not always favorable to the innovation decisions of both parties. Only when data resources can be transformed into real innovation value at a reasonable cost can data mining and information sharing play the role of ‘external incentives’ to promote collaborative innovation between the two parties. Secondly, when service providers do not adopt data mining and information sharing strategies, the efficiency of product and service innovation plays a decisive role in innovation prioritization. The party with high innovation efficiency adopts the sub-priority innovation strategy, which can lead to a larger market share for the innovation results. Finally, under the service provider’s data mining and information sharing strategy, the innovation priority selection of the product–service supply chain depends on the information value transformation ability of the manufacturer and the service provider. Moreover, the profits of manufacturers and service providers under the same innovation priority do not always ‘advance or retreat together’, and there may be cases where one of them suffers a loss of profits. This study provides a theoretical basis for the choice of innovation strategies given to manufacturers and service providers, and promotes the development of collaborative innovation between them.

LANDSLIDE DISASTER MITIGATION BASED ON DISASTER RISK LEVEL IN GRESIK, EAST JAVA

Landslides are a natural disaster with a serious threat in Indonesia, especially in areas with vulnerable geographic conditions. Gresik Regency, East Java, is one such area that is prone to landslides. This research aims to identify mitigation measures that are appropriate to the level of landslide risk in Gresik Regency. The research method used is a descriptive approach by collecting secondary data from various reports and available data. The research results show that the proposed solution is to install an internet-based landslide Early Warning System (EWS) in locations that are prone to ground movement and landslides. This EWS is based on standard disaster risk assessment parameters, such as slope slope, slope direction, rock type, etc., which are adapted to regional conditions in Gresik Regency. Installation of this internet-based EWS has several innovative values, including providing added value for the organization and stakeholders, innovation in technology, can be replicated, can be applied sustainably, is in line with organizational values, and provides benefits to the organization. Short, medium and long-term activity stages are outlined to achieve successful implementation, including installing EWS, developing the latest formats and applications, as well as monitoring and outreach. The installation of an internet-based landslide EWS in Gresik Regency is an innovative step that has great potential to increase preparedness and reduce the impact of landslides. This EWS is in line with the values ​​of BPBD Gresik Regency and can be replicated by other agencies. Successful implementation depends on short, medium and long term planning steps, as well as ongoing efforts in system development and outreach to the community. It is hoped that this research can contribute to reducing the impact of landslides in Gresik Regency and similar areas in the future.

The strategic advantage of innovative organizational culture: An exploratory analysis in digital transformation and big data analytics capabilities

Abstract This study examines the antecedent role of organizational culture and the mediating role of digital transformation when promoting big data analytics capabilities. Employing the Competing Values Framework, we scrutinize the influence of various cultural typologies, including digital culture on the successful deployment of digital transformation and the enhancement of big data analytics capabilities. Our analysis utilizes Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modeling on a dataset of 183 firms to evaluate our hypotheses. The findings reveal that adhocratic, digital and hierarchical cultures significantly foster big data analytics capabilities mediated by digital transformation, which is a dynamic process that needs supportive digital and innovative values. In contrast, market and clan cultures exhibit weaker linkages. By providing empirical evidence and practical implications, this study highlights how organizations with a strong adhocratic and digital cultures outperform those with traditional cultures in their digital transformation and big data analytics capabilities efforts.