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From dogfights to boardrooms
No full textFROM DOGFIGHTS TO BOARDROOMS
From dogfights to boardrooms (1)
Abstract (2)
Acknowledgements (3)
1 Introduction (6)
2 Literature Review (8)
2.1 Theoretical Foundations (8)
2.2 Beyond the Battlefield (11)
2.3 Integration into reflective practice (15)
2.4 Definitions (18)
2.5 Comparison to other Strategy Models (20)
2.5.1 SWOT (21)
2.5.2 PESTLE (22)
2.5.3 Porter’s Five Forces (22)
2.5.4 The Resource-Based View of the Firm (24)
2.5.5 Overview (25)
2.6 A Changing Environment (26)
2.7 Challenges and Barriers (28)
2.8 Enablers (30)
3 Research Setting and Method (33)
3.1 Research Question (33)
3.2 Aims (33)
3.3 Methods (34)
4 Empirical Research (35)
4.1 Data Collection (35)
4.2 Data Analysis (38)
5 Results (42)
5.1 OODA Phases (42)
5.2 Transferability (43)
5.3 Business Adaptation Potential (44)
5.4 Organisational Learning (45)
5.5 Keys to Decision-Making (46)
5.6 Structural Enablers and Processes (47)
5.7 Summary (48)
6 A Model for Implementation in Business (50)
6.1 First Version and Starting Point (50)
6.2 Second Version (53)
6.3 Feedback (56)
6.4 Third Version (58)
6.5 Feedback (60)
6.6 Fourth Version (63)
6.7 Feedback (66)
6.8 A New Strategic Model: The OODA Canvas (68)
7 Discussion (72)
7.1 Contributions to Theory (72)
7.2 Contributions to Business (72)
7.3 Limitations (73)
7.4 Future Research (73)
8 Conclusion (74)
9 References (76)
10 Appendix (82)
10.1 Figure & Table Directory (82)
10.2 Interview Guideline – Military Academics (84)
10.3 Interview Guideline – Consultants (87)
10.4 Interviews (89)
10.4.1 Interview 1 – Georg Kunovjanek (89)
10.4.2 Interview 2 – Alexander Treiblmaier (106)
10.4.3 Interview 3 – Josef Greiner (117)
10.4.4 Interview 4 – Werner Hoffmann (133)
10.4.5 Interview 5 – Strategy Consultant (anonymised) (141)
10.4.6 Interview 6 – Gunter Lipowsky (147)
10.4.7 Expert Interview – Klaus Haberfehlner (156
The role of geopolitical risks in the cross-section of stock returns
No full textTHE ROLE OF GEOPOLITICAL RISKS IN THE CROSS-SECTION OF STOCK RETURNS
The role of geopolitical risks in the cross-section of stock returns (1)
Introduction (2)
Literature review (5)
Data and Method (7)
Non-traded factors: News-based indexes (7)
Traded factors: Mimicking portfolio (10)
Test assets (12)
Cross-section of asset returns (14)
Empirical results (15)
Comparison of the indexes, non-traded and traded factors (15)
The cross-section of asset returns (17)
Multivariate time-series regression (18)
Robustness (21)
Alternative factor construction methods (21)
Mimicking portfolio: sensitivity analysis (23)
Conclusion (24)
References (24)
Appendix (49
Transforming railway disasters into learning
No full textTRANSFORMING RAILWAY DISASTERS INTO LEARNING
Transforming railway disasters into learning (1)
Introduction (1)
Research Questions (2)
Thesis Methodology (2)
Thesis Outline (2)
Literature Review (3)
Safety Requirements and Digital Context (3)
Role of Unstructured Data in Railway Safety (3)
EU Digitalisation Efforts and AI Potential (4)
Regulatory Landscape and Standards (4)
EU Railway Governance and Reporting Frameworks (4)
Safety Indicators and Ontologies (5)
Definition of Unstructured Data (6)
Information Extraction Techniques (6)
Overview of Named Entity Recognition (7)
Established and Advanced IE Methods (9)
Knowledge Representation with Graphs (12)
Knowledge Graphs and Semantics (12)
Applying Knowledge Graphs in Incident Analysis (13)
Ontologies Defined for Railway Data (14)
Research Gap and Contribution (15)
Methodology (17)
Data Collection and Pre-processing (17)
Selection Criteria for Data (17)
Preprocessing Accident Reports (20)
Knowledge Extraction (23)
Extraction Prompt (23)
Refinement Prompt (24)
Knowledge Graph Construction (25)
Validation and Evaluation (26)
Analysis and Evaluation (30)
Exploratory Analysis of Results (30)
Match Rate (30)
Output Types (31)
Evaluation of Metrics (33)
Data Stories and Applications (35)
Individual Accidents (35)
All Accidents within Country (35)
Common Patterns across Countries (36)
Conclusion (39)
Limitations and Future Work (39)
Vector Stores (39)
Data Evaluation (39)
Discussion (40)
Chapter (41)
Bibliography (43
Deposit insurance system in Austria, the EU and the US
No full textDEPOSIT INSURANCE SYSTEM IN AUSTRIA, THE EU AND THE US
Deposit insurance system in Austria, the EU and the US (1
Assigned places, chosen futures
No full textASSIGNED PLACES, CHOSEN FUTURES
Assigned places, chosen futures (1)
Sampling Strategy (56)
Geographic and Institutional Scope (56)
Composition of the Sample (57)
Access and Ethical Considerations (58)
Rationale and Theoretical Integration (59)
Research Saturation and Validity (59)
Deductive Category Formation (65)
Inductive Subcategory Development (65)
Application of Mayring’s Structured Content Analysis (67)
Justification for Methodological Approach (67)
Ensuring Analytical Robustness and Alignment (67)
Transition to Findings (68)
Concluding Methodological Reflection (71)
Gleichbehandlungsgesetz (GlBG), BGBl. I Nr. 66/2004 idgF (288)
(Equal Treatment Act, Federal Law Gazette I No. 66/2004 as amended) (288)
Bundes-Verfassungsgesetz (B-VG), BGBl. Nr. 148/2022, idgF (289)
(Federal Constitutional Law, Federal Law Gazette No. 148/2022, as amended) (289)
Bundes-Gleichbehandlungsgesetz (B-GlBG), BGBl. Nr. 100/1993 idgF (289)
(Federal Equal Treatment Act, Federal Law Gazette No. 100/1993, as amended) (289)
Bundesgesetz über die Gleichbehandlungskommission (GBK) und die Gleichbehandlungsanwaltschaft (GAW), GBK/GAW-Gesetz, BGBl. I Nr. 66/2004 idgF (290)
(Federal Act on the Equal Treatment Commission (GBK) and the Equal Treatment Advocate (GAW), GBK/GAW Act, Federal Law Gazette I No. 66/2004, as amended) (290)
ArbeitnehmerInnenschutzgesetz (ASchG), BGBl. Nr. 450/1994 idgF (290)
(Occupational Safety and Health Act, Federal Law Gazette No. 450/1994, as amended) (290)
Gleichstellungsgesetz von Frauen und Männern im Aufsichtsrat (GFMA-G), BGBl. I Nr. 104/2017 idgF (290)
(Equal Treatment Act for Women and Men in Supervisory Boards (GFMA-G), Federal Law Gazette I No. 104/2017, as amended) (290)
Mutterschutzgesetz (MSchG), BGBl. Nr. 221/1979 idgF (291)
(Maternity Protection Act (MSchG), Federal Law Gazette No. 221/1979, as amended) (291)
Elternkarenz (§§ 15–15e MSchG), BGBl. Nr. 221/1979 idgF (292)
(Parental Leave (§§ 15–15e Maternity Protection Act, Federal Law Gazette No. 221/1979, as amended) (292)
Väter-Karenzgesetz (VKG), BGBl. Nr. 651/1989 idgF (293)
(Fathers' Parental Leave Act (VKG), Federal Law Gazette No. 651/1989, as amended) (293)
Familienzeitbonusgesetz (FamZeitbG), BGBl. I Nr. 314/2016 idgF (294)
(Family Time Bonus Act (FamZeitbG), Federal Law Gazette I No. 314/2016, as amended) (294)
Arbeitsvertragsrechts-Anpassungsgesetz (AVRAG), BGBl. Nr. 459/1993 idgF (294)
(Employment Contract Law Adjustment Act (AVRAG), Federal Law Gazette No. 459/1993, as amended) (294)
Arbeitsverfassungsgesetz (ArbVG BGBl. Nr. 22/1974) (295)
(Labor Constitution Act (ArbVG), Federal Law Gazette No. 22/1974) (295)
Kinderbetreuungsgeldgesetz (KBGG), BGBl. I Nr. 103/2001 idgF (295)
(Child Care Benefit Act (KBGG), Federal Law Gazette I No. 103/2001, as amended) (295)
Familienbeihilfe gemäß Familienlastenausgleichsgesetz (FLAG), BGBl. Nr. 376/1967 idgF (295)
(Family Allowance according to the Family Burden Equalization Act (FLAG), Federal Law Gazette No. 376/1967, as amended) (295)
Schulorganisationsgesetz (SchOG), BGBl. I Nr. 242/1962 idgF (295)
(School Organization Act (SchOG), Federal Law Gazette I No. 242/1962, as amended) (296
A hybrid approach to legal contract analysis
No full textA HYBRID APPROACH TO LEGAL CONTRACT ANALYSIS
A hybrid approach to legal contract analysis (1)
Chapter (2)
Chapter (4)
Chapter (4)
Chapter (4)
1. Introduction (6)
2. Research Motivation (8)
3. Research Questions (10)
4. Literature Review (10)
4.1 Review of OCR Approaches and Image Preprocessing Techniques (12)
4.2 Keyword Extraction Algorithms (14)
4.2.1 Regular Expressions for Keyword Extraction in Legal Texts (14)
4.2.2 ML-based Approaches (16)
4.2.3 LLM-Based and Machine Learning Approaches (19)
4.3 Summary of Main Findings (24)
5. Methodology (27)
5.1 Datasets Descriptions (27)
5.1.1 OCR Dataset (27)
5.1.2 Dataset for Keyword Extraction (28)
5.2 OCR Procedure (33)
5.3 Keyword Extraction Procedure (35)
5.3.1 Data Preparation and Corpus Construction (36)
5.3.2. Rule-Base Extraction using Regular Expressions (36)
5.3.3 Advanced Extraction with Transformer-Based Named Entity Recognition (spaCy) (38)
5.3.4. Extraction with Stanza Toolkit (38)
5.3.5. Generative Large Language Model Extraction (39)
5.3.6. Post-Processing and Output Generation (41)
5.4 Evaluation Framework (41)
5.4.1 Strict Evaluation (41)
5.4.2 Qualitative Evaluation (42)
6. Empirical Results (44)
6.1 OCR Engines Comparison (44)
6.2 Keyword Extraction Methods Comparison (48)
7. Conclusion (54)
8. Discussion & Limitations (56)
9. Further Research (58)
Chapter (59)
Chapter (59)
Appendix A (60)
Appendix B (62
The potential of sustainable open innovation in driving sustainability in supply chains
No full textTHE POTENTIAL OF SUSTAINABLE OPEN INNOVATION IN DRIVING SUSTAINABILITY IN SUPPLY CHAINS
The potential of sustainable open innovation in driving sustainability in supply chains (1)
List of tables (5)
List of figures (5)
List of abbreviations (5)
Acknowledgement and preface (6)
1. Introduction (7)
2. Literature Review (9)
2.1 Micro-level barriers (11)
2.2 Meso-level barriers (13)
2.3 Macro-level barriers (15)
2.4 Summary of similarities and differences between conventional and sustainable open innovation (17)
3. Methodology (18)
4. Findings (22)
4.1 The effective integration of startups in SOI projects (23)
4.1.1 Micro-level: internal enablers (24)
4.1.2 Meso-level: collaborative practices (27)
4.1.3 Macro level: external ecosystem factors (31)
4.2 The roles of intermediaries in bridging SOI barriers (33)
4.2.1 The roles of external intermediaries (34)
4.2.2 The roles of corporates as internal intermediaries (37)
4.2.3 The assessment of intermediaries’ roles (38)
5. Discussion (40)
5.1 Practical implications (40)
5.2 Theoretical contributions (43)
5.3 Limitations and future research (43)
6. Conclusion (45)
References (47)
Appendices (51
Investor literacy in the digital age
No full textINVESTOR LITERACY IN THE DIGITAL AGE
Investor literacy in the digital age (1