Outputs (11)

Critical success factors for the implementation of enterprise systems: A literature review (2018)
Journal Article

© 2018 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. Since their inception into work organizations, enterprise systems (ES) have proved challenging for many organizations to implement successfully. This study seeks to advance our understanding of the ES success literatu... Read More about Critical success factors for the implementation of enterprise systems: A literature review.

University-industry relationships in developing countries: Opportunities and challenges in Algeria, Indonesia, Malaysia and India (2017)
Journal Article

This article is aimed at investigating the various opportunities as well as the challenges faced by National Systems of Higher Education in aligning themselves with the requirement of National and Regional Innovation Systems in developing countries.... Read More about University-industry relationships in developing countries: Opportunities and challenges in Algeria, Indonesia, Malaysia and India.

Religious heterogeneity of food consumers: The impact of global markets upon methods of production (2017)
Journal Article

The production and distribution of food is a topic of perennial interest. Specific concern arises over the provision of foods that have been prepared in accordance with religious requirements because they place additional demands and constraints upon... Read More about Religious heterogeneity of food consumers: The impact of global markets upon methods of production.

Public sector supply chain management: A Triple Helix approach to aligning innovative environmental initiatives (2016)
Journal Article

© 2015 National Research University Higher School of Economics. This paper argues that in order to deliver greater levels of sustainable performance, environmental strategy should be addressed at the supply chain level and not just at the level of th... Read More about Public sector supply chain management: A Triple Helix approach to aligning innovative environmental initiatives.

The Triple Helix model for innovation: A holistic exploration of barriers and enablers (2015)
Journal Article

© 2015 Inderscience Enterprises Ltd. The Triple Helix model of innovation has attracted considerable attention in both developed and developing economies as an integral policy making tool to enhance innovation and promote economic development (Etzkow... Read More about The Triple Helix model for innovation: A holistic exploration of barriers and enablers.

The challenges arising in the evolution of the triple helix institutional system (2011)
Book Chapter

INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND OF STUDY

Malaysia’s first formal science and technology policy was introduced in 1986 (National Science and Technology Policy II 2000–2010 [NSTPII] 2000). One of the major programs of this policy was the provision of g... Read More about The challenges arising in the evolution of the triple helix institutional system.

Profiling an entrepreneurial family in the UK (2010)
Journal Article

The purpose of this investigation is to profile a family in the U.K. whose members display entrepreneurial characteristics but are not engaged in a typical family-owned business. Of the 46 family members that are over the age of 18, 27 of them (59%)... Read More about Profiling an entrepreneurial family in the UK.

A knowledge review: implications for future research and practical application (2009)
Journal Article

Knowledge has evolved from being an abstract concept that resides within the human mind to a manageable resource that is capable of contributing to organisational competitive advantage. Research in the field is largely divergent, both in methodologic... Read More about A knowledge review: implications for future research and practical application.

The role of universities in the evolution of the triple helix culture of innovation network: The case of Malaysia (2007)
Journal Article

A comparison of barcoding and RFID technologies in practice (2007)
Journal Article

This research paper highlights inconsistencies in the way Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) is compared to existing barcoding technology and the lack of empirical evidence to support one’s superiority over the other. Reference is drawn to the way... Read More about A comparison of barcoding and RFID technologies in practice.