Friday, 28 July 2023 |
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08:00 - 10:00 |
S295: The World of Consumers and Social Media: People and Organizations Room B3 M5 Chair: Adela Coman, Romania
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- Management of Cultural Institutions. Case-Study: Management of Performing Arts in Romania
Adela Coman, Ana-Maria Grigore, Andreea Ardelean, Romania
- Customer Review Classification Using Machine Learning and Deep Learning Techniques
Nikhil Sunil, Farid Shirazi, Canada
- Anonymous COVID-19 Channel on Jodel: A Quantitative Content Analysis
Karoline Jüttner, Philipp Nowak, Aylin Imeri, Wolfgang G. Stock, Germany
- Social network analysis-based evaluation on carbon neutrality acceptance of Weibo users
Yuan Fu, Peihan Wen, Junlin Wu, P.R. China
- Considerations on FinTech Models in Romania – Specific Aspects Regarding Communication with Customers and the Recognition of Financial Flows Generated by These Models in the Accounting of Privately Owned Companies
Cristina Nicolaescu, Lucia Risti, Monica Bija, Romania
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10:30 - 12:30 |
S311: Marketing Science Room B3 M5 Chairs: Kohei Otake, Takashi Namatame, Japan
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- Analysis of Loyal Customers Considering Diversity of Customers
Tomoki Yoshimi, Kohei Otake, Takashi Namatame, Japan
- Analysis of Purchasing Behavior Based on Discount Rates Using Home Scan Data
Takaaki Mimura, Takashi Namatame, Japan
- Evaluating Differences in Consumer Behavior with and without Planning and Predicting Unplanned Purchases
Hiromi Tanabe, Kohei Otake, Takashi Namatame, Japan
- Causal Inference of Direct Email Advertising Effects Using ID-POS Data of an Electronics Store
Yujun Ma, P.R. China; Kohei Otake, Takashi Namatame, Japan
- Evaluation of Consumer Behavior Focusing on the Change in Flow Line Impacted by Floor Renovation in a Fashion Department Store
Jin Nakashima, Takashi Namatame, Kohei Otake, Japan
- Identification of Evaluation Items in Consumer Reviews using Natural Language Processing Models with Social Media Information
Emi Iwanade, Takashi Namatame, Kohei Otake, Japan
- Visualization of Community Structure using Follower Data on Twitter and Comparison Between Stores
Ryo Morooka, Takashi Namatame, Kohei Otake, Japan
- Research on Store Evaluation in the Service Industry Through Analysis of Questionnaire Data on Employee Satisfaction
Akito Kumazawa, Takashi Namatame, Kohei Otake, Japan
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13:30 - 15:30 |
S326: Learning and Collaboration Room 19 Chair: Ajrina Hysaj, United Arab Emirates
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- Spinning (Digital) Stories in STEM
Pranit Anand, Australia
- Towards a Truly Collective Leadership: A Case for Symbiotic Relationships in Planetary Health and Artificial Intelligence
Wanda Krause, Canada; Alexandru Balasescu, Germany
- Theory of Planned Behaviour in Higher Education: Exploring the Perceptions of Multicultural ESL Students about Cheating
Ajrina Hysaj, United Arab Emirates; Mark Freeman, Australia; Zeenath Reza Khan, United Arab Emirates
- Reducing Stress through Formative Assessments: A Case of the Digital Platform
Ajrina Hysaj, Georgina Farouqa, Sara Azeem Khan, Laith Hiasat, United Arab Emirates
- What Does it Take to Develop Critical Thinking? The Case of Multicultural Students in a Digital Learning Platform
Ajrina Hysaj, Doaa Hamam, United Arab Emirates
- Strategy based on Agile Methodology to Improve Communication on Digital Platforms (Social Networks) of Higher Education Institutions
Andrea Martinez-Duran, Jhony Garcia-Tirado, Victor Villamizar, Viviana Alejandra Alvarez, Colombia
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16:00 - 18:00 |
S342: Social Networks and Disease Dynamics Room 19 Chair: André Calero Valdez, Germany
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- Adapting the “Networking during Infectious Diseases Model” (NIDM) for Science Communication using Julia and Genie
Hendrik Nunner, Katinka Feltes, Pius Gutsche, Helen Kuswik, Erik Luda, Leonard Stellbrink, André Calero Valdez, Germany
- Making Assumptions Transparent: Iterative Exploratory Modeling as a Stepping Stone for Agent-Based Model Development
Leonard Stellbrink, Lilian Kojan, André Calero Valdez, Germany
- Change in Social Media Use for Learning among Japanese Internet Users during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Toshikazu Iitaka, Japan
- Characterizing Users’ Propensity to Misinformation Engagement during COVID-19 based on the Five Factor Model of Personality
Xiao Wang, Sijing Chen, Yu Yang, Didi Dong, P.R. China
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