Jeshurun Flores - Red
Welcome to the 2022 - 1/2 issue of the Technology Innovation Management Review. We invite your comments on the articles in this issue as well as suggestions for future article topics and issue themes.
Jeshurun Flores - Red
Welcome to the 2022 - 1/2 issue of the Technology Innovation Management Review. We invite your comments on the articles in this issue as well as suggestions for future article topics and issue themes.
Gregory: Who are some of the leaders in this field and how important is it that leaders in the financial services industry understand the importance of blockchain DLTs?
Gregory: OK. Then I will start with the topic General Blockchain and Digital Transformation, as that's the title of this special issue. How do you categorize your market offering… is it Software-as-a-Service, is it Blockchain-as-a-Service, or something else?
Introduction
Introduction
Healthcare involves the preservation of health by safety, diagnosis, and disease and/or injury treatment. It encompasses several essential industries for the delivery of healthcare services and goods. Healthcare data is paramount insofar as it helps the healthcare system construct a detailed image analysis that examines the patient holistically, including their physical, mental, and emotional health, while taking into account social factors (Biswas & Muthukkumarasamy, 2017).
Welcome to the 1/2 issue of the Technology Innovation Management Review. This edition continues to explore the topic of blockchain (distributed ledger) technology. The current issue takes digital transformation as a broad context to frame the rise of blockchain. In furthering the educational and research dissemination of distributed ledger technology topics, this TIM Review edition has uses cases related to healthcare management, banking and financial services, and innovation diffusion, and includes one interview with industry practitioners.
Mr & Mrs Apteryx australis - Soggy Spring Day (CC:BY, Flickr)
Welcome to the 11/12 issue of the Technology Innovation Management Review. We invite your comments on the articles in this issue as well as suggestions for future article topics and issue themes.
Introduction
Over the last decade, both the notion of a “sharing economy” (SE) and collaborative consumption have changed the way consumers are exhibiting consumption behavior through digital spaces. “Sharing” can be seen an ancient practice, while a SE as a consumption practice with the help of technological innovation is recent Belk (2014). Sharing Economies (SEs) as a research phenomenon themselves become prominent after 2008 with a majority of publications (from developed and emerging markets) spanning across the industry after 2013.