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Factors of Staff Turnover in Textile Businesses in Colombia

2020
The Colombian textile sector, which represents 3% of the gross domestic product, has staff turnover problems. When a worker quits, an immediate replacement is needed in order to not affect productivity. Companies often recruit people without training or even experience.
Erick Orozco-Acosta, Milton De la Hoz-Toscano, Luis Ortiz-Ospino, Gustavo Gatica, Ximena Vargas, Jairo R. Coronado-Hernández, Jesus Silva   +6 more
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"Trust is the currency of business": Investigating the Sustainable Performance of the Retail Textile Businesses

SSRN Electronic Journal
This study investigates the relationship between inter-organisational trust and businesses' financial performance within the retail textile industry of Chandni Chowk market in Delhi. We have used Resource Based view and Social Exchange Theory to understand how trust, between suppliers and business in the retail textile sector, impacts its performance ...
Aadya Gupta, Vanshika Dhamija, Nandini Singla   +2 more
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Competitiveness of Textile Producers in Digital Business Era

Strategies for Policy in Science and Education-Strategii na Obrazovatelnata i Nauchnata Politika
Undoubtedly, the traditional sectors are in not competitive position with other sectors in Industry 5.0 conditions. Digital companies receive better staff and get more money from the bank and have better possibilities for projects. But, what could do they to be more competitive in the digital Era? The main hypothesis is that “traditional” producers has
Nikolay Sterev, Vyara Milusheva
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Business intelligence in Croatian textile industry

2012
Business intelligence (BI) and data warehouses are used in many different business areas, but mostly in those that earn more money and that are more profitable (insurance companies, telecommunication companies, etc.). Although BI is not a new technology, and is (in fact) quite mature, in some business areas, however, it is not used at all.
Škvorc, Darko, Rabuzin, Kornelije
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Circular Business Model Strategies Progressing Sustainability in the German Textile Manufacturing Industry

Sustainability, 2023
Marlen Gabriele Arnold
exaly  

Implementing circular business models in the textile and clothing industry

Journal of Cleaner Production, 2022
Riikka Kaipia
exaly  

Business model renewal and environment changes: Insights of Chinese textile industry

Strategic Change, 2021
Irena Descubes, Laurent Scaringella
exaly  

Unfinished business: The asbestos textiles mystery

The Annals of Occupational Hygiene, 1998
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An Innovative Performance Evaluation Approach for Textile Businesses

This study presents an innovative performance management system for a semi-integrated textile enterprise focused on towel and bathrobe production. The critical processes identified include weaving, dyeing, garment production, procurement, and marketing.
Asli Özmen Selçuk, Mustafa Çörekcioğlu, Askiner Gungor   +2 more
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Examining the social side of sustainability in the debate on business model innovations in the textile, clothing and fashion industry: a typology based on the value chain perspective

International Journal of Innovation and Sustainable Development, 2022
Katja Beyer, Marlen Gabriele Arnold
exaly