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Business Transformation: Global Perspectives on Innovation, Sustainability, and Digital Disruption
Vol. 1 No. 2 (2025)We are pleased to present the second issue of the Dibon Journal of Business (DJB), which explores the compelling theme "Business Transformation: Global Perspectives on Innovation, Sustainability, and Digital Disruption." Building upon the scholarly foundation established in our inaugural issue, this publication continues our commitment to advancing rigorous academic discourse while addressing the most pressing challenges confronting contemporary business environments.
Volume 1, Issue 2 emerges at a pivotal juncture when organizations across industries and geographies are navigating an era of profound transformation. The convergence of technological advancement, environmental imperatives, and evolving stakeholder expectations has created a complex landscape requiring sophisticated analytical frameworks and innovative strategic approaches. This issue brings together cutting-edge research from distinguished scholars worldwide, offering multidisciplinary perspectives on how businesses can successfully adapt, innovate, and thrive amid these transformative forces.
The selected articles in this issue examine critical dimensions of business transformation through diverse methodological lenses, including empirical studies, theoretical frameworks, and comparative analyses. Our contributors investigate how organizations are leveraging digital technologies to reimagine traditional business models, exploring the integration of artificial intelligence, blockchain, and data analytics in strategic decision-making processes. The research encompasses comprehensive examinations of sustainable business practices, investigating how environmental, social, and governance (ESG) considerations are reshaping corporate strategies and stakeholder relationships across different cultural and economic contexts.
Innovation emerges as a central theme throughout this issue, with scholars analyzing the mechanisms through which organizations foster creative capabilities, manage technological disruption, and develop adaptive capacity in uncertain environments. The international scope of our research portfolio provides valuable insights into how cultural, regulatory, and economic factors influence transformation strategies across emerging and developed markets. These cross-cultural perspectives illuminate the complexities of implementing global business transformation initiatives while maintaining sensitivity to local contexts and stakeholder needs.
The peer-reviewed articles featured in this issue contribute significant theoretical and practical insights for multiple stakeholder groups. Academic researchers will find robust empirical evidence and novel theoretical constructs that advance our understanding of transformation dynamics. Policymakers and regulatory bodies will benefit from research that examines the broader societal implications of business transformation and the role of institutional frameworks in facilitating sustainable innovation.
This issue maintains our journal's unwavering commitment to methodological rigor and scholarly excellence through our established double-blind peer review process. The interdisciplinary nature of business transformation research is reflected in our selection of articles that bridge traditional disciplinary boundaries, connecting business strategy with technology studies, environmental science, organizational psychology, and international development. Such interdisciplinary approaches are essential for addressing the multifaceted challenges inherent in contemporary business transformation initiatives.
As we continue to fulfill our mission of democratizing access to high-quality business research through our open-access model, we remain dedicated to fostering international scholarly collaboration and knowledge exchange.
We express our appreciation to the international community of scholars, reviewers, and editorial board members whose expertise and dedication ensure the continued quality and impact of the Dibon Journal of Business. Their contributions enable us to maintain the highest standards of academic integrity while advancing knowledge that can inform evidence-based practice and policy development.
We invite readers to engage critically with the research presented in this issue and encourage scholars from around the world to contribute their insights to future publications as we collectively work to understand and navigate the complexities of business transformation in an interconnected global economy. -
Vol. 1 No. 4 (2025)
This issue explores how next-generation financial technologies can move beyond efficiency-driven innovation to generate meaningful social and economic transformation. The manuscripts span diverse financial and institutional contexts, from digital transformation in small and medium-sized enterprises to blockchain-enabled inclusion in agricultural supply chains and the role of monetary policy in advancing green credit. Collectively, the studies examine how emerging technologies, ethical governance, and institutional frameworks shape financial inclusion, sustainability, and long-term development outcomes. Readers are encouraged to engage with these contributions to rethink prevailing approaches to fintech adoption, sustainable finance, and policy design in an increasingly digital and interconnected global economy.
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Dibon Journal of Business
Vol. 2 No. 2 (2026)We are pleased to present Volume 2, Issue 2 of the Dibon Journal of Business, entitled "From Data to Decision Intelligence: Integrating Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Business Intelligence for Strategic, Ethical, and Resilient Business Systems." This issue explores how AI, Machine Learning, and Business Intelligence are transforming organisational decision-making, innovation, and resilience. It highlights the importance of converting data into actionable insights that support strategic decisions while recognising the complementary roles of human expertise and intelligent technologies. The issue also emphasises the growing need for ethical governance, transparency, accountability, and responsible AI adoption to ensure sustainable digital transformation and long-term organisational success.
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Business Intelligence
Vol. 1 No. 1 (2025)It is with great scholarly pride that we present the inaugural issue of the Dibon Journal of Business (DJB), a peer-reviewed international academic journal published by Dibon Publishing House in the United Kingdom. This landmark publication emerges at a critical moment when business systems worldwide face unprecedented challenges that demand innovative, evidence-based solutions. As an open-access journal, we aim to create an influential platform where high-quality research can flourish and reach a worldwide audience of academics, practitioners, and policymakers who seek to transform business frameworks and enhance management practices.
Volume 1, Issue 1 of the Dibon Journal of Business brings together research from different countries that addresses important business topics. This issue includes studies on various aspects of business and management sciences, covering areas such as finance, marketing, entrepreneurship, human resource management, and strategic management. Interdisciplinary studies connecting business with economics, technology, and social sciences are also featured.
Our first issue showcases research using various research methods, including surveys and case studies, to provide solid evidence for improving business practices. The articles in this issue offer practical insights for business professionals, corporate leaders, and policymakers. They emphasize three key areas that are central to our journal's mission: making business knowledge accessible to all stakeholders, effectively using technology in management, and developing business methods that respect and respond to cultural differences.
The journal follows a rigorous double-blind peer review process to ensure academic excellence. It publishes articles on a rolling basis, offering open-access availability to a global audience. With a commitment to high scholarly standards and ethical research practices, we hope you find this inaugural issue informative and thought-provoking. We look forward to your contributions to future issues as we work together to advance business research worldwide.
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Vol. 1 No. 3 (2025)
The future of financial services lies in harnessing technology's power to create inclusive, sustainable, and socially beneficial outcomes. This issue provides a comprehensive roadmap for organizations seeking to align technological innovation with social responsibility.
We encourage readers to explore these manuscripts to enhance their own fintech strategies, policy frameworks, and investment approaches. Whether you are a practitioner developing new financial products, a policymaker crafting regulatory guidelines, or a researcher investigating technology's social impact, the insights contained within these pages offer valuable perspectives for creating financial systems that serve all stakeholders.
