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Business Models and ICT Technologies for the Fashion Supply Chain - Proceedings of IT4Fashion 2016
Preface
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Contents
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Future Trends in the Fashion Industry
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1 A New Research Agenda for Luxury Supply Chain Management?
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 Research Approach
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3 Discussion of the Research Agenda
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3.1 Supply Management
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3.2 Data Management and Visibility
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3.3 Contract Management
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3.4 Variety Management
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3.5 Sustainability Management
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4 Conclusions and Future Developments
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References
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2 Publication Trends in Supply Chain Management in the Fashion Industry
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 Data and Methodology
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3 Results
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3.1 Publication Years
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3.2 Languages
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3.3 Countries
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3.4 Research Areas
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3.5 Document Types
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3.6 Source Title
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4 Discussion and Conclusion
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References
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3 Cross-Cultural Research for Luxury Fashion Brands in the Chinese Market: A Review of Long- Versus Short-Term Orientation in National Culture Dimensions
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 The Concept of Culture
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3 National Culture
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4 Hofstede’s Five-Dimensional Model of National Culture
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5 Long- Versus Short-Term Orientation
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6 Current Situation of the Chinese Luxury Market
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6.1 Superiorities of the Chinese Market
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6.2 Challenges of the Chinese Market
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6.3 Future Direction
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7 Conclusion and Recommendations
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References
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4 See Now Buy Now: A Revolution for Luxury Supply Chain Management
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Abstract
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1 Introduction: The Current Fashion-Shows Scenario and the See Now Buy Now Revolution
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2 Research Objectives
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3 Research Methodology
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3.1 Sampling
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3.2 Data Collection and Analysis
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4 Results
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4.1 Distribution Challenges in Luxury Fashion SCs
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4.2 The SNBN in Italy: Where Do Italian Luxury Fashion Companies Stand?
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5 The Implications of the SNBN
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6 Discussion
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7 Conclusion
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References
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5 Development of a Fashion Buying Education Program for an Apparel Retail Company
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 Literature Survey
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3 Methodology
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3.1 Continuous Improvement
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3.2 Curriculum and Its Implementation
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3.3 Assessment
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4 IT Facilities and E-learnings at LC Waikiki
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4.1 E-learning Applications for Courses
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4.2 IT Applications for Courses
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5 Conclusions
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References
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Methods, Technology and Fashion
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6 A Conceptual Design of Intelligent Shoes for Pregnant Women
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 Wearable Design and Technology
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3 Application to Pregnant Women
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4 Conceptual Design
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5 Conclusions
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References
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7 The Adaptive Fitting Room
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 The Adaptive Fitting Room
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2.1 Theoretical Background
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2.2 The Fitting Room Concept
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2.3 User Scenarios
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2.3.1 Customer
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2.3.2 Shop Floor Assistant
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2.3.3 Retail Manager
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2.3.4 Designer
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3 Discussion and Prospects for Future Research
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4 Conclusion
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Acknowledgements
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References
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8 Towards Case-Based Morphological Classification for Fashion Product Development
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Abstract
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1 Introduction and Outline
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2 Morphological Classification
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3 Case Based Reasoning for Morphological Classification
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4 Results and Benefits
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5 Summary and Outlook
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Acknowledgements
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References
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GENDE: GENetic DEsign
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1 Introduction
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2 GENDE Concept
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3 Related Work
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4 Proof of Concept
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5 Discussion
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References
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10 Turning a Lean Business Model into a Successful Start-up in the Wearable Technology Sector: The Case of Clara Swiss Tech
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 CLARA Swiss Tech Sagl
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2.1 The Problem
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2.2 The Solution
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3 Lean Start-Ups and Lean Business Models
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4 From the Idea to a Business Model
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5 The Lean Business Model Applied to CLARA
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5.1 Problem
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5.2 Solution
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5.3 Key Metrics
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5.4 Unique Value Proposition
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5.5 Unfair Advantage
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5.6 Channels
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5.7 Customer Segments
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5.8 Cost Structure
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5.9 Revenue Stream
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6 Lean Business Model: Application Tips
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7 Conclusion
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References
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Toward a New Fashion Concepts Design Tool: The vMannequin Framework
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1 Introduction
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2 Related Works
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3 The System
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3.1 Interaction Devices
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3.2 Core Application
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3.3 Configuration System
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3.4 Orchestration
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3.5 Users Perspective
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4 Proof of Concept
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5 Economic Impact Evaluation
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6 Conclusions
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References
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12 Smart Wearable Multi-sided Fashion Product Platforms
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 The IoT Wearable Innovation Taxonomy
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3 IoT Wearable Business Models
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4 Main Findings and Recommendations
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5 Limitations and Further Developments
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6 Further Details
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References
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Fashion Operations and Supply Chain Management
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13 Linking Inventory Management Performance and Operational Performance: An Empirical Analysis of U.S. Fashion Apparel and Accessory Industries
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 Data Description and Definition of Variables
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2.1 Model Variables
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2.2 Inventory Policy Performance Variables
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2.3 Firm and Segment Control Variables
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2.4 Dependent Variables
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3 Hypothesis Development and Model Specification
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4 Results
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5 Discussion and Conclusion
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References
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14 Logistics Solutions to Support Cross Border E-Commerce Towards China: The Case of the Apparel Industry
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 Theoretical Background and Research Questions
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3 Methods
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4 Results and Discussion
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5 Conclusions
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References
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15 Development of Scheduling Systems for a Shoe Factory Through IDEF0 and RFID Technologies
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 The Research Approach
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2.1 The IDEF0
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2.2 The RFID Technology
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3 The Case Study
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4 Results and Discussion
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5 Conclusion
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References
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Proposal of a Multi-method Decision Support System for the Fashion Retail Industry
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1 Introduction
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2 Supply Chain Risk Assessment: Understanding Main Targets and Critical Areas
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3 Framework for Optimisation of Supply Chain Performances
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3.1 Key Performance Indicators
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3.2 Analysis of the Results for a Traditional Supply Chain
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4 The Omni-Channel Strategy: Impact Analysis on a Traditional Supply Chain
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4.1 Analysis of the Results for the Omni-Channel Strategy
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5 Conclusions
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References
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17 Testing and Deploying an RFID-Based Real-Time Locating System at a Fashion Retailer: A Case Study
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 A Brief Review of the Literature on RFID RTLS
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3 The Case Study: RTLS at DITE, Pomezia
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4 Testing the RTLS at DITE
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4.1 Lab Testing
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4.2 Preliminary on Field Testing
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4.3 On Field Testing Protocol
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4.4 Testing Results and Discussion
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5 Conclusions
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References
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18 From Financial Merchandise Planning to Supply Chain Design and Execution
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 Methodology
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2.1 Store Development Planning
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2.2 Sell-Out and Margin Planning
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2.3 Purchase Plan
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2.4 Financial Check
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2.5 Buying
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2.6 Financial Forecast
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3 Results
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4 Conclusion
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4.1 Assortment Planning
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4.2 Store Allocation and Replenishment
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4.3 Promotion and Markdown Management
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4.4 Social Media Analytics
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References
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19 A Proposal for Supply-Chain Improvements in a Luxury Company
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 Literature Review
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3 Methodology
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4 Results
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4.1 Data Collection
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4.2 DRP Program Utilization
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4.3 Orders Calculation
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4.4 Comparison Between the Approaches
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4.5 Orders Delivery Control
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5 Conclusion
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References
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Sustainable Fashion Supply Chain
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20 Integrating Sustainability in the Fashion System Using Association Rules
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 Theoretical Background
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3 Research Methodology
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3.1 Association Rule Analysis
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4 Results
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4.1 Sample Characteristics
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4.2 Association Analysis
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5 Discussion and Implications
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6 Conclusion
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References
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Brand Management and Strategy
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21 Social Media Strategy in the Italian Fashion Industry: A New Model of Analysis
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Abstract
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1 Social Media Strategy in the Fashion Industry: An Introduction
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2 Definition of Social Media Strategy
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3 Conceptual Model and Hypothesis Development
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4 Empirical Settings and Methodology
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4.1 Sample Definition and the Questionnaire
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4.2 The Definition of Variables
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5 Results
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6 Discussion and Conclusions
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7 Managerial Implications and Research Limitations
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References
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22 Fashion Supply Chains and Social Media: Examining the Potential of Data Analysis of Social-Media Texts for Decision Making-Processes in Fashion Supply Chains
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 Background
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2.1 Fashion Supply Chains and Decision Making Processes
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3 Trend Analysis
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3.1 Social Media
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3.1.1 Fashion Blogs
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3.1.2 Structure of Fashion Blogs
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3.1.3 Importance for the Fashion Industry
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3.1.4 Social-Media Text Analysis
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4 Methodology
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5 Data and Results
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6 Conclusion
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Acknowledgements
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References
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23 Engagement as the Core of Social and Digital Media Strategy in the Fashion Industry
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 Literature Review
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2.1 Scientific Background
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2.2 Industrial Background
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2.2.1 Burberry Case
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3 Methodology
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4 The Proposed Model
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5 Discussions and Conclusions
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6 Further Developments
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References
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24 QR Code and the Wine Sector: What Contents? An Exploratory Research Study on the Wine Industry
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Abstract
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1 Introduction
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2 Literature Review
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3 Methodology
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4 Main Results
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5 Conclusions
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6 Limits and Future Research
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References
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25 Erratum to: Turning a Lean Business Model into a Successful Start-up in the Wearable Technology Sector: The Case of Clara Swiss Tech
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Erratum to:Chapter 10 in: R. Rinaldi and R. Bandinelli (eds.), Business Models and ICT Technologies for the Fashion Supply Chain, Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering 413, 10.1007/978-3-319-48511-9_10
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