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    Organizzazione e Operations Management nei sistemi ospedalieri

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    Il governo e la gestione efficace ed efficiente di sistemi complessi quali quelli ospedalieri possono essere supportati dall’impiego delle smart technologies. Il volume, pertanto, presenta innovative proposte di governance di risorse, materiali e pazienti alternandole a descrizioni di contesto e terminologia (Percorsi Diagnostici Terapeutici, clinical pathway, DRG, etc.), strumenti e tecniche operative (Business Process Modeling, Time-Driven Activity Based Costing, simulazione Monte Carlo e ad Eventi Discreti, etc.). In ottica sistemica, inoltre, il volume propone un superamento del mero contributo tecnologico alla reingegnerizzazione dei processi inquadrando il sistema ospedaliero come luogo di incontro dei diversi attori del network sanitario, in cui l’integrazione di risorse e lo scambio di servizio consentono la co-creazione di valore a beneficio dell’ecosistema sanitario inteso nel suo complesso

    Evaluating festival attributes adopting S-D logic: the mediating role of visitor experience and visitor satisfaction

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    To symbolize the importance of contextual factors of provision in the contemporary service era, in festival research, the term festivalscape has been proposed. Despite the large number of works investigating the construct, extant research does not adequately assess the systemic and interactive nature of festivals, which can be viewed as a set of interconnected elements. To bridge this gap, this article evaluates four festival attributes (atmosphere, service quality, people interaction and collateral services) according to service-dominant logic and service-ecosystem view. Current work examines a light festival organized in Salerno during the Christmas holiday using a sequential regression analysis, revealing the mediating role of experience and satisfaction in influencing behavioural intention

    From Businesses and Consumers to Actors relationships

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    This paper aims at introducing a new framework to interpret and/or exploit the dynamics among agents in “marketing-oriented management” (Gummesson and Polese, 2009) called A2A (Vargo and Lusch, 2016). By overcoming the traditional distinction between producers and consumers in the B2B (Business-to-Business) and B2C (Business-to-Consumer) classifications, this work paves the way to the wider and co-operative concept of A4A (Actor-for-Actor) relationships
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