Carmen Reaiche
Biographic Data
| ID | 6628433 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Carmen Reaiche |
| GIVEN NAMES | Carmen |
| FAMILY NAME | Reaiche |
| SIGNATURE | REAICHE C |
| AFFILIATIONS | James Cook University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5628-7504 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Unleashing intrapreneurial capabilities of educators
Purpose There is a lack of decision support models to assess sustainability education (SE) challenges in universities and educators’ intrapreneurial capabilities. The purpose of this study is to develop a decision support model using the dynamic capability view to assess and choose an appropriate configuration based on data collected from Australia, China and Mexico. Design/methodology/approach This research design first identifies SE challenges …
Virtual agents in the public service
The importance of today’s public sector delivering citizen-centric services enabled by technology is well recognized. To deliver such services, the public sector is turning to artificial intelligence, and in particular virtual agents (VA). This research examines how citizens gain value from interacting with VAs in a public sector setting. Through empirical research, utilizing transcripts from citizens’ interactions with a VA, four dimensions of v…
Mapping the Field of Entrepreneurial Versus Managerial Abilities
Personality traits, skills, competencies, and capabilities —also generally known as abilities—are terms widely used within the business domain in both the managerial and entrepreneurial contexts. Although the differences between entrepreneurial and managerial roles have been widely discussed among scholars, the literature still fails to identify the abilities that distinguish these roles. Moreover, new capabilities common to both fields have also…
Exploring the relationships between Industry 4.0 implementation factors through systems thinking and network analysis
Industry 4.0 provides companies with the technological and theoretical means to enhance data‐driven decision‐making procedures. To facilitate the transformation process, several studies have identified factors that need to be considered when implementing Industry 4.0 on a broader level. However, the dynamic relationship between these factors has yet to be understood to provide companies with the in‐depth knowledge needed to effectively manage the…
Small businesses and e-government participation
Purpose Advances in technology have given rise to an increased demand by small businesses for personalised e-government services. Given the importance of small businesses to the Australian economy, it is vital to deliver small business-centric services that offer potential to generate value. To do that effectively, government departments need to understand factors that affect small business. The purpose of this study is to explore how preferences…
Digital health and patient‐centred care
The public sectors' shift to digital first service provision has had a considerable impact on how individuals interact with public sector entities. This research highlights the similar assistance requirements and concerns with different public sector digital services. Evidence for this research is presented through a case study on the Australian digital healthcare platform, MyAgedCare. By understanding the different issues and assistance seeking …
The Implementation of Industry 4.0 – A Systematic Literature Review of the Key Factors
Within only a couple of years, Industry 4.0 made the transition from a potential buzzword with an uncertain future to a serious manufacturing concept that is adopted by a constantly increasing number of companies. However, recent studies suggest that corporations struggle with the transitional process or even hesitate to implement Industry 4.0 at all. As a consequence, several investigations examined the potential factors that influence the imple…
Small businesses and e-government participation
Purpose Advances in technology have given rise to an increased demand by small businesses for personalised e-government services. Given the importance of small businesses to the Australian economy, it is vital to deliver small business-centric services that offer potential to generate value. To do that effectively, government departments need to understand factors that affect small business. The purpose of this study is to explore how preferences…
The Implementation of Industry 4.0 – A Systematic Literature Review of the Key Factors
Within only a couple of years, Industry 4.0 made the transition from a potential buzzword with an uncertain future to a serious manufacturing concept that is adopted by a constantly increasing number of companies. However, recent studies suggest that corporations struggle with the transitional process or even hesitate to implement Industry 4.0 at all. As a consequence, several investigations examined the potential factors that influence the imple…
Digital health and patient‐centred care
The public sectors' shift to digital first service provision has had a considerable impact on how individuals interact with public sector entities. This research highlights the similar assistance requirements and concerns with different public sector digital services. Evidence for this research is presented through a case study on the Australian digital healthcare platform, MyAgedCare. By understanding the different issues and assistance seeking …
Exploring the relationships between Industry 4.0 implementation factors through systems thinking and network analysis
Industry 4.0 provides companies with the technological and theoretical means to enhance data‐driven decision‐making procedures. To facilitate the transformation process, several studies have identified factors that need to be considered when implementing Industry 4.0 on a broader level. However, the dynamic relationship between these factors has yet to be understood to provide companies with the in‐depth knowledge needed to effectively manage the…
Small businesses and e-government participation
Purpose Advances in technology have given rise to an increased demand by small businesses for personalised e-government services. Given the importance of small businesses to the Australian economy, it is vital to deliver small business-centric services that offer potential to generate value. To do that effectively, government departments need to understand factors that affect small business. The purpose of this study is to explore how preferences…
Virtual agents in the public service
The importance of today’s public sector delivering citizen-centric services enabled by technology is well recognized. To deliver such services, the public sector is turning to artificial intelligence, and in particular virtual agents (VA). This research examines how citizens gain value from interacting with VAs in a public sector setting. Through empirical research, utilizing transcripts from citizens’ interactions with a VA, four dimensions of v…
Mapping the Field of Entrepreneurial Versus Managerial Abilities
Personality traits, skills, competencies, and capabilities —also generally known as abilities—are terms widely used within the business domain in both the managerial and entrepreneurial contexts. Although the differences between entrepreneurial and managerial roles have been widely discussed among scholars, the literature still fails to identify the abilities that distinguish these roles. Moreover, new capabilities common to both fields have also…
Unleashing intrapreneurial capabilities of educators
Purpose There is a lack of decision support models to assess sustainability education (SE) challenges in universities and educators’ intrapreneurial capabilities. The purpose of this study is to develop a decision support model using the dynamic capability view to assess and choose an appropriate configuration based on data collected from Australia, China and Mexico. Design/methodology/approach This research design first identifies SE challenges …
Business (6 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Knowledge management (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · Marketing (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Service and Product Innovation (4 works) · Process management (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Public relations (3 works)