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Full-Text Articles in E-Commerce
When Social Fundraising Is Active But Hard To Measure: Nonprofit Lessons From Social Media Roi Research, Dr. Blair W. Loveland
When Social Fundraising Is Active But Hard To Measure: Nonprofit Lessons From Social Media Roi Research, Dr. Blair W. Loveland
Journal of Nonprofit Innovation
This article examines a nonprofit measurement problem that appears when social media is used to support fundraising but the organization cannot clearly connect that activity to a measurable financial result. The article draws on a non-experimental quantitative survey of 106 participants in roles tied to marketing, sales, or revenue reporting. The findings showed that social media use was common, but visibility into spending, formal ROI tracking, and end-to-end attribution was often weak. Seventy percent of respondents who answered the spend question did not know their organization's annual social media spend, 59 percent of respondents who answered the ROI question said …
Make Amazon Your Servant, Not Your Master, Lisa Takabori
Make Amazon Your Servant, Not Your Master, Lisa Takabori
Marriott Student Review
This article explains how consumers can make better purchasing decisions by recognizing how benefits of local brick-and-mortar stores, such as Target, surpass the perceived benefits of e-commerce giant, Amazon.
A Place To Grow: Social Media And The Small Business, Lilli Vehikite
A Place To Grow: Social Media And The Small Business, Lilli Vehikite
Marriott Student Review
E-commerce has revolutionaized the way we shop-- yet many small businesses have yet to embrace the growth that can come through harnessing the power of social media.
Blockchain: Technical Review, Evan D. Poff
Blockchain: Technical Review, Evan D. Poff
Marriott Student Review
This review of blockchain technology accompanies the article "Strategic Implications of Blockchain."
Buzzwords, Evan D. Poff
Buzzwords, Evan D. Poff
Marriott Student Review
This feature will explain the following buzzwords:
- Blockchain
- Cryptocurrency
- Work-Life Integration
- Passive Equities
- Risk-Adjusted Returns
Strategic Implications Of Blockchain, William R. Adams
Strategic Implications Of Blockchain, William R. Adams
Undergraduate Honors Theses
This thesis introduces blockchain, the underlying technology of cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, and discusses how best to conceptualize it relative to other technologies. Following an explanation of the fundamentals of blockchain, also known as the distributed ledger, I identify the characteristics of the technology. Building upon blockchain’s inherent strengths and limitations, I explore potential business applications of blockchain. Finally, I recommend that leaders continue to track the development and adoption of blockchain technology, even if they decide that implementing it does not align with their organization’s strategy at present.
The Digital Global Supply Chain: The Growing Case For Blockchain Technology Expansion Within Global Supply Chain, Jonathan Chichoni, Scott Webb Dr.
The Digital Global Supply Chain: The Growing Case For Blockchain Technology Expansion Within Global Supply Chain, Jonathan Chichoni, Scott Webb Dr.
Undergraduate Honors Theses
In a competitive global market place, technology adoption and application in supply chain is becoming increasingly important as companies seek to acquire competitive advantages. Since blockchain’s advent to the global stage of modern disruptive technologies, several questions remain unanswered pertaining to the benefits that blockchain adoption poses to global supply chains. I apply a typology analysis to a corpus of company filings, press releases and industry studies to better understand the reasons for which global supply chains industry wide are adopting blockchain technology and the specific benefits which they seek to exploit through the use of blockchain. I characterize the …
Unexpected Connections: Full Issue Of Volume 1, Issue 3, Marianna E. Richardson
Unexpected Connections: Full Issue Of Volume 1, Issue 3, Marianna E. Richardson
Marriott Student Review
Unexpected Connections is the Fall 2017 Issue of Marriott Student Review.
Byu Tech Club: At The Base Of Silicon Slopes, William R. Adams
Byu Tech Club: At The Base Of Silicon Slopes, William R. Adams
Marriott Student Review
As technology continues to drive Utah's economic growth, Brigham Young University students have launchd the BYU Tech Club to inform their peers with technical and non-technical degrees of career opportunities in technology, build the skills and knowledge to be attractive job candidates, and earn internship and full-time offers from high-grow startups and leading technology companies.