From startup to sustainable: A roadmap for adopting sustainable operations for a commerce Philippines (an insider action research)

The purpose of this action research study is to explore the propensity of an e-commerce startup in the Philippines to adopt sustainable business operations. To do so, this study built a comprehensive literature review on local and foreign information on sustainability and the e-commerce industry.The...

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Main Author: Aure, Patrick Adriel H.
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spelling oai:animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph:faculty_research-141042024-03-21T02:26:12Z From startup to sustainable: A roadmap for adopting sustainable operations for a commerce Philippines (an insider action research) Aure, Patrick Adriel H. The purpose of this action research study is to explore the propensity of an e-commerce startup in the Philippines to adopt sustainable business operations. To do so, this study built a comprehensive literature review on local and foreign information on sustainability and the e-commerce industry.The objectives of this paper was achieved through the use of an insider action research methodology that covered the following action research cycle steps: context and purpose, constructing, and planning action. By grounding this paper on a qualitative action research study through the researcher's insider experiences and an interview with an e-commerce startup's (Commerce Philippines) Head for Operations, there is rich insight in meshing sustainability with e-commerce startup dynamics.The limitation of the study is time constraint and its limit to one company. As such, the study cannot accomplish the whole action research cycle. I invite other researchers and practitioners to test the proposed 4Es roadmap for its validity and ability to represent actual dynamics in a startup situation, particularly in the e-commerce industry.As a contribution to both scholarship and practice, this paper endeavoured to provide a roadmap for startups that aim to adopt sustainable business practices. This action research study is valuable not only to the company, but to the academic and practicing community as well. This can develop to generate desirable impact to the research and startup communities that desire to understand how sustainability can be embedded int he operations of a business. 2015-03-01T08:00:00Z text https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/faculty_research/11967 Faculty Research Work Animo Repository New business enterprises Electronic commerce Business Administration, Management, and Operations E-Commerce
institution De La Salle University
building De La Salle University Library
continent Asia
country Philippines
Philippines
content_provider De La Salle University Library
collection DLSU Institutional Repository
topic New business enterprises
Electronic commerce
Business Administration, Management, and Operations
E-Commerce
spellingShingle New business enterprises
Electronic commerce
Business Administration, Management, and Operations
E-Commerce
Aure, Patrick Adriel H.
From startup to sustainable: A roadmap for adopting sustainable operations for a commerce Philippines (an insider action research)
description The purpose of this action research study is to explore the propensity of an e-commerce startup in the Philippines to adopt sustainable business operations. To do so, this study built a comprehensive literature review on local and foreign information on sustainability and the e-commerce industry.The objectives of this paper was achieved through the use of an insider action research methodology that covered the following action research cycle steps: context and purpose, constructing, and planning action. By grounding this paper on a qualitative action research study through the researcher's insider experiences and an interview with an e-commerce startup's (Commerce Philippines) Head for Operations, there is rich insight in meshing sustainability with e-commerce startup dynamics.The limitation of the study is time constraint and its limit to one company. As such, the study cannot accomplish the whole action research cycle. I invite other researchers and practitioners to test the proposed 4Es roadmap for its validity and ability to represent actual dynamics in a startup situation, particularly in the e-commerce industry.As a contribution to both scholarship and practice, this paper endeavoured to provide a roadmap for startups that aim to adopt sustainable business practices. This action research study is valuable not only to the company, but to the academic and practicing community as well. This can develop to generate desirable impact to the research and startup communities that desire to understand how sustainability can be embedded int he operations of a business.
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author Aure, Patrick Adriel H.
author_facet Aure, Patrick Adriel H.
author_sort Aure, Patrick Adriel H.
title From startup to sustainable: A roadmap for adopting sustainable operations for a commerce Philippines (an insider action research)
title_short From startup to sustainable: A roadmap for adopting sustainable operations for a commerce Philippines (an insider action research)
title_full From startup to sustainable: A roadmap for adopting sustainable operations for a commerce Philippines (an insider action research)
title_fullStr From startup to sustainable: A roadmap for adopting sustainable operations for a commerce Philippines (an insider action research)
title_full_unstemmed From startup to sustainable: A roadmap for adopting sustainable operations for a commerce Philippines (an insider action research)
title_sort from startup to sustainable: a roadmap for adopting sustainable operations for a commerce philippines (an insider action research)
publisher Animo Repository
publishDate 2015
url https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/faculty_research/11967
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