Papers by Mihaela Neculita
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Acta Universitatis Danubius Oeconomica, 2013
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International Journal of Food Agriculture and Environment, 2010
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Quality - Access to Success
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Food Control, 2013
ABSTRACT In a traceability system, a large and dynamic group of participants must be identified. ... more ABSTRACT In a traceability system, a large and dynamic group of participants must be identified. The identification of information to be recorded represents the most important requirement for developing an effective traceability system. The information identified during the transport and processing of vegetables is often lost and inaccurate. In this paper, a system approach is used in order to develop a methodology for the implementation of the vegetable supply chain traceability. First of all, the main discussed issues emerge at various abstraction levels throughout the elaboration of traceability systems. Secondly, a Unified Modeling Language model is introduced for traceability along with a set of suitable patterns. A series of Unified Modeling Language class diagrams is developed in order to conceive a method for modeling the product, process, and quality information in the vegetable supply chain. Then will be discussed the adequate technological standards for setting out, registering, as well as for enabling the business collaborations. Finally, a traceability system implementation will be shown through a case study on vegetable supply chains and a comparison with European Union's General Food Law.
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Communications of the IBIMA, 2012
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Communications of the IBIMA, 2011
ABSTRACT The purpose of this study is to examine the shopping and buying behavior of consumers an... more ABSTRACT The purpose of this study is to examine the shopping and buying behavior of consumers and their attitudes toward internet shopping in both Romania and Turkey. Another purpose is also finding out critical factors or drivers of online businesses to be successful and being able to compete in global environment. 185 students from Afyon Kocatepe University in Turkey and 142 students from Dunarea de Jos University of Galati in Romania completed the survey regarding their online shopping and buying experiences and attitudes towards online shopping. We also used unstructured interviews with these student groups to learn more about attitudes of consumers toward online shopping. The data shows that customers are still hesitating to shop online in both countries. The most important reasons for consumers in both countries not to shop online are online security, preference to shop traditional way, prefer to buy by touching and feeling and willing to use products immediately. The results of the study also show that although consumers either buy or plan to buy books, tickets, CDs, software online, they don't want to buy groceries online in either country. The most important reasons to shop online both in Romania and Turkey are being able to get detailed product information, home delivery, convenience, product quality and lower prices. Overall results regarding the attitudes of consumers toward online shopping are positive. So, they either would like to buy online or continue to buy. They also think that online shopping has advantages for buying books, CDs, tickets. These results also have some practical implications for managers and strategists of online stores.
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International Journal of Internet Science, 2012
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International Journal of Internet Science, Jul 1, 2012
Abstract: Do you collect data via the Internet in your research? If you do, this European network... more Abstract: Do you collect data via the Internet in your research? If you do, this European network is important for you. The network collects and combines experiences and research on the methodology of online data collection. It provides access to expertise that may be important in your research. WEBDATANET is a unique multidisciplinary European network bringing together more than 76 leading web-based data collection experts,(web) survey methodologists, psychologists, sociologists, linguists, economists, computer scientists, ...
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