College of Management Academic Studies

“By the book”: a print affordance model for understanding the persistence of printed books in the digital age

Purpose This conceptual paper proposes the Print Affordances Model, an integrative framework for understanding the continued use of printed books in three domains where digital alternatives are widely available: education, leisure reading and religious practice. The article seeks...

Beyond Scheduling: The Emotional and Symbolic Impact of Session Frequency Transitions in Psychotherapy

ABSTRACT Objective Session frequency has long been recognised as an important factor in psychotherapy effectiveness. Yet patients' experiences of different session frequencies have been barely explored, and transitions between frequencies even less so. In light of this research g...

The Impact of Agentic Artificial Intelligence on Decision-Making in Modern Business Organizations: An Integrated TOE–RBV–Dynamic Capabilities Framework

Abstract Artificial Intelligence (AI) has evolved from a decision-support technology into a strategic organizational capability capable of transforming business processes, managerial practices, and competitive strategies. The emergence of Agentic Artificial Intelligence (Agentic...