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Ospina Jarro, Eduardo Andres - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Modelo de protección de activos de información estratégica : una lectura desde la dirección y gerencia de la seguridad de la información
Universidad de los Andes - Ediciones Uniandes, 2019Co-Authors: Ospina Jarro, Eduardo AndresAbstract:El reto permanente de las organizaciones de defender su posición en el mercado, ha motivado estudios referentes sobre los modelos de seguridad de la información que ayuden a mantener un nivel global de aseguramiento de sus negocios. Sin embargo, dichos modelos no especifican cómo custodiar la promesa de valor de una empresa, por lo que surge la necesidad de comprender cómo se protege la información que habilita los objetivos estratégicos de la organización. En consecuencia, comprendiendo la información como un activo clave de las empresas, este artículo propone un modelo conceptual de diagnóstico para la protección de la información asociada con los objetivos estratégicos organizacionales.The permanent challenge of organizations of defending their position in the market has motivated reference studies on information security models that help to maintain a global level of assurance of their business. However, these models do not specify how to protect a company's value promise, so there is a need to understand how to secure information that enables the achieving of organization's strategic Objectives. Therefore, an understanding information as a key business asset, this article proposes a conceptual diagnostic model for the protection of information associated with strategic Organizational Objective
Van Heerde R - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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The transition of Dutch social housing corporations to sustainable business models for new buildings and retrofits
'MDPI AG', 2021Co-Authors: Lambrechts W, Mitchell A, Lemon M, Mu Mazhar, Ooms W, Van Heerde RAbstract:Social housing corporations play an important role in society as they provide affordable and good-quality housing for vulnerable citizens. Yet, the sector has to deal with the historical legacy of a high number of old and poorly insulated buildings. While research into the processes that drive or hinder business model innovation in this sector is scarce, this paper draws upon multiple qualitative case studies of social housing in the Netherlands to identify critical success factors for the transition to sustainable business models for new buildings and retrofits. Results show that there are four key attributes for a successful transition process: collaboration (both with supply chain partners as well as other social housing associations); continuous innovation; vision; and the role of the government (including subsidies and fiscal regulations). While economic performance was an important boundary condition, sustainability was not always seen as a strategic Organizational Objective, a finding that might be explained through considering the legacy of social housing corporations. Furthermore, a number of barriers were identified including the need for customer acceptance, a lack of support from the construction sector and government and macroeconomic factors such as increased construction costs
Van Heerde Rikkert - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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The Transition of Dutch Social Housing Corporations to Sustainable Business Models for New Buildings and Retrofits
'MDPI AG', 2021Co-Authors: Lambrechts Wim, Mitchell Andrew, Lemon Mark, Mazhar, Muhammad Usman, Ooms Ward, Van Heerde RikkertAbstract:open access articlesuccess factors for the transition to sustainable business models for new buildings and retrofits. Results show that there are four key attributes for a successful transition process: collaboration (both with supply chain partners as well as other social housing associations); continuous innovation; vision; and the role of the government (including subsidies and fiscal regulations). While economic performance was an important boundary condition, sustainability was not always seen as a strategic Organizational Objective, a finding that might be explained through considering the legacy of social housing corporations. Furthermore, a number of barriers were identified including the need for customer acceptance, a lack of support from the construction sector and government and macroeconomic factors such as increased construction costs
Lambrechts W - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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The transition of Dutch social housing corporations to sustainable business models for new buildings and retrofits
'MDPI AG', 2021Co-Authors: Lambrechts W, Mitchell A, Lemon M, Mu Mazhar, Ooms W, Van Heerde RAbstract:Social housing corporations play an important role in society as they provide affordable and good-quality housing for vulnerable citizens. Yet, the sector has to deal with the historical legacy of a high number of old and poorly insulated buildings. While research into the processes that drive or hinder business model innovation in this sector is scarce, this paper draws upon multiple qualitative case studies of social housing in the Netherlands to identify critical success factors for the transition to sustainable business models for new buildings and retrofits. Results show that there are four key attributes for a successful transition process: collaboration (both with supply chain partners as well as other social housing associations); continuous innovation; vision; and the role of the government (including subsidies and fiscal regulations). While economic performance was an important boundary condition, sustainability was not always seen as a strategic Organizational Objective, a finding that might be explained through considering the legacy of social housing corporations. Furthermore, a number of barriers were identified including the need for customer acceptance, a lack of support from the construction sector and government and macroeconomic factors such as increased construction costs
Claes Schrewelius - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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a survey on the perception of innovation in a large product focused software organization
International Conference on Software Business, 2015Co-Authors: Johan Linaker, Hussan Munir, Per Runeson, Bjorn Regnell, Claes SchreweliusAbstract:Context. Innovation is promoted in companies to help them stay competitive. Four types of innovation are defined: product, process, business, and Organizational. Objective. We want to understand the perception of the innovation concept in industry, and particularly how the innovation types relate to each other. Method. We launched a survey at a branch of a multi-national corporation. Results. From a qualitative analysis of the 229 responses, we see that the understanding of the innovation concept is somewhat narrow, and mostly related to product innovation. A majority of respondents indicate that product innovation triggers process, business, and Organizational innovation, rather than vice versa. However, there is a complex interdependency between the types. We also identify challenges related to each of the types. Conclusion. Increasing awareness and knowledge of different types of innovation, may improve the innovation. Further, they cannot be handled one by one, but in their interdependent relations.