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2026

Advancing Sustainable Development through Purpose-Driven Marketing: A Systematic Literature Review of Latin American Evidence

IBIMA Business Review

Purpose-driven marketing has gained increasing prominence as organizations seek to align business strategies with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). However, evidence on how these strategies have been conceptualized, implemented, and evaluated in Latin America remains fragmented. This study provides a systematic synthesis of the scientific…

SEP

2026

AI-Governed Knowledge Infrastructure for Predictive Compliance and Supply Resilience in Class II Medical Devices: A Case Study

Journal of Innovation and Business Best Practice

Small and mid-sized Class II medical device manufacturers face a scale-up challenge when regulatory, quality, and supply chain information grows faster than the organization’s ability to manage it. This paper examines whether governed artificial intelligence can convert fragmented records into decision-ready knowledge without weakening compliance,…

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2026

The Impact of Automated Parcel Lockers on Public Space: A Literature Review Analysis of Benefits and Challenges

Journal of Eastern Europe Research in Business and Economics

The rapid expansion of e-commerce has intensified last-mile delivery pressures and generated urban externalities such as congestion, noise, and air pollution. While parcel lockers (PLs) are increasingly deployed as a sustainable alternative to door-to-door delivery, their multifaceted effects on public space, urban accessibility, and governance…

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2026

Digital and eHealth Interventions for Intimate Partner Violence: A Scoping Review of 74 Studies with Attention to Psychological Abuse and Outpatient Mental Health Care

Digital Technologies, AI and Organizational Innovation: 47ISM 2026

Intimate partner violence affects about one in three women, and psychological abuse lies at the core of most abusive relationships. Many survivors avoid specialist services, so digital and information and communication technologies are increasingly proposed to widen access to support. Their scope and their fit…

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2026

Digital and Connected Health Technologies for Remote Orthopaedic Follow-up: Acceptance, Effectiveness, and Implementation Barriers- A Preliminary Scoping Review of 235 Studies

Digital Technologies, AI and Organizational Innovation: 47ISM 2026

Orthopaedic care produces a large and growing demand for post-operative and rehabilitative follow-up, and digital tools are increasingly used to deliver this follow-up at a distance. What remains unclear is how well these tools are accepted, what they achieve and what stops them from being…

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2026

Health Information Systems for Medication Safety in Primary Care: From Clinical Decision Support to Connected Devices

Digital Technologies, AI and Organizational Innovation: 47ISM 2026

Medication errors and adverse drug events are a leading and largely preventable threat to patient safety and a substantial burden on health systems, and most prescribing, dispensing, and long term medication management now take place in primary and ambulatory care. This narrative review examines how…