Shipping digitalization management: conceptualization, typology and antecedents

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Abstract
Abstract Digital transformation is a topical theme in shipping research and professional practice, today. Our paper aims at developing a comprehensive framework of digitalization technologies and their maritime business implications, grounded on available evidence. In order to understand the full complexity of shipping digitalization activities, we addressed technology and management aspects in a coalesced framework. Our research follows a qualitative, case study approach. Five cases of advanced, shipping incumbents’ digitalization activities were investigated. Our research outcome is an overarching theoretical model, which systematizes the technological components (technology typology), the prevailing management rationales (strategic drivers) and determinant factors (practices) of shipping digitalization.
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Authors Lambrou, Maria;Watanabe, Daisuke;Iida, Junya;
Journal journal of shipping and trade
Year 2019
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http://link.springer.com/article/10.1186/s41072-019-0052-7
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chemistry Biology (General) Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) Information technology Technology physics environmental sciences geography (general) neurology. diseases of the nervous system business economics as a science electronic computers. computer science hospitality industry. hotels, clubs, restaurants, etc. food service transportation and communications geography. anthropology. recreation computer software shipment of goods. delivery of goods information resources (general)

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