...M. Ángeles López-Cabarcos; Isaac González López; Aurora Pérez-Pérez; Juan Piñeiro-Chousa Purpose The classification of cryptocurrencies remains an open challenge to make valid decisions due to their diverse technical structures, financial applications and evolving use cases. The scientific...

...Stephen Bradley; Changsu Kim; Jongheon Kim; In Lee Purpose The purpose of this conceptual paper is to provide a typology for classification of the digital goods business (DGB), analyzing its characteristics with selected cases, to suggest an evolution strategy appropriate for today's digital...

...Jennifer Rowley; Anahita Baregheh; Sally Sambrook Purpose Seeking to distil and integrate a range of previous definitions, models, frameworks and classifications relating to types of innovation, this paper aims to make a contribution to clarity in innovation research and practice through offering...

... – domain objectives and domain tactics – address these issues. In writing on the motivations for business objectives, Baysinger (1984) identified three classifications, which he referred to as strategic domains. He argued that firms have three generic domain objectives that drive strategic action...

... classification system called the decision‐order taxonomy. Design/methodology/approach The decision‐order taxonomy is developed by performing a content analysis on the seminal literature in the natural, social, and applied sciences. By identifying the semantic descriptors used to partition various domains...

...Michel J. Leseure This paper is an introduction to cladistics, a qualitative evolutionary classification technique, as a method for historiography. An example of classification is provided, and used to present briefly the cladistic methodology. The benefits and applications of cladistics...

... learning, and genetic algorithms. In the current study, four classification methods were compared using results from an Indonesian contraceptive‐method preference survey. The four methods are linear discriminant analysis, quadratic discriminant analysis, backpropagation neural networks, and modular neural...

... and need careful and specialist attention. © MCB UP Limited 2001 Returning to the information architecture that the menu hierarchy imposes on the user’s navigation of the knowledge base, this has much in common with a hierarchical classification scheme. Hierarchical classification has some long...

... ranging from logico‐deductive to bona fide applications. Second, the articles were classified in terms of seven types of research processes used by authors. Next, statistical analyses were performed relating to data from the above two classifications. The findings show that the OR/MS literature on GT...

...Brent McKenzie The classification of strategic issue terms, as used by managers and management teams in decision making, has previously been shown to have an impact on organizational performance. The question of the extension of such research to include managers in transition economies is less...

..., in particular, draws attention to the influence on the choices an organization makes of the context in which it operates. Then moves on to discuss Miles and Snow′s (1978) classification of organizations into four strategic types. From this, argues that the choices an organization makes, regarding what to change...

...David Kaye Discusses the classification of information sources, by format,status and location. Proposes a typology which plots the formal/informal dimension against the personal/impersonal. The resulting matrix provides a framework for conceptualizing the totality of the complex network of sources...