Sergio Salis
University of Westminster
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International Journal of Management Reviews | 2009
Dolores Añón Higón; Ödül Bozkurt; Jeremy Clegg; Irena Grugulis; Sergio Salis; Nicholas Vasilakos; Allan M. Williams
This paper discusses the literature on the established determinants of productivity in the retail sector. It also draws attention to some neglected strands of research which provide useful insights into strategies that could allow productivity enhancements in this area of the economy. To date, very few attempts have been made to integrate different specialisms in order to explain what drives productivity in retail. Here this paper rectifies this omission by putting together studies from economics, geography, knowledge management and employment studies. It is the authors’ view that quantitative studies of retail productivity should focus on total factor productivity in retailing as the result of competition/composition effects, planning regulations, information and communications technology, the multinational operation element and workforce skills. Further, the fact that retail firms possess advantages that are transferable between locations suggests that investment in strategies enhancing the transfer of explicit and tacit knowledge between and within businesses are crucial to achieve productivity gains.
The World Economy | 2008
Sergio Salis
British Journal of Industrial Relations | 2009
Sergio Salis; Allan M. Williams
Archive | 2008
Helen Bewley; Richard Dorsett; Sergio Salis
Archive | 2009
Helen Bewley; Richard Dorsett; Sergio Salis
Archive | 2010
Sergio Salis; Allan M. Williams
Archive | 2015
Sergio Salis; H Wardle; Stephen Morris; D Excell
Archive | 2011
Deborah Smeaton; Maria Hudson; Sonali Deraniyagala; Francesca Francavilla; Matthew Ng; Joan Phillips; Sergio Salis
Archive | 2011
Karen MacKinnon; Sergio Salis; David Wilkinson
Archive | 2007
Sergio Salis