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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,…

Older adults visit community pharmacies more regularly than virtually any other part of the healthcare system, which places these settings in a natural position to support polypharmacy management. The Internet of Things (IoT) opens a realistic path to turning pharmacies into active, data-generating nodes within…

This article analyses the possibility of using process maps and BPM-class tools to study and simulate the organisation of large events under conditions of limited quantitative data availability. The research problem arises from the fact that event-organisation processes are complex, multi-stage and highly interactive in…

Bulk debt portfolios constitute a significant asset class in the financial market, yet their acquisition value is often determined under uncertainty regarding future recoveries and collection costs. Existing valuation approaches rarely integrate debtor-level operational data, segmentation logic, and cost-adjusted recovery estimates into one transparent decision-support…

Social media has become an essential communication tool during disaster situations. Unfortunately, it is also used to spread false information very rapidly. This includes rumors, outdated or misleading information, doctored images, and fake news stories. These can undermine and disrupt public trust and emergency response…

AI is increasingly being integrated into HR. This has important implications for HR processes, employee interactions, and decision-making. Research on AI in HR management has focused mostly on whether organizations adopt AI, how they use it, or on specific HR applications. This paper takes a…

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a promising approach for addressing challenges related to student retention and academic performance in higher education. Despite the growing adoption of AI-based predictive systems, existing studies are fragmented across different methodologies, datasets, and educational contexts, making it difficult to…

The global oral disease burden in older adults remains high despite a well-established preventive evidence base. Digital health interventions, including teledentistry, mobile health (mHealth), artificial intelligence (AI), and Internet-of-Things (IoT) devices such as smart toothbrushes, are increasingly proposed as solutions to bridge access gaps. Whether…

Cloud computing is shaping the digital transformation of logistics by offering scalability, real-time visibility, and predictive decision-making. Adoption varies across organizations, and challenges such as vendor lock-in, regulatory compliance, and workforce readiness continue to influence progress. This study considers the perspectives of 25 logistics professionals…

The implementation of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) has significantly increased the importance of structured sustainability reporting in the European Union, particularly in resource-intensive sectors such as forestry. Despite the growing body of literature on ESG reporting,…