Titlebook: New Normal in Digital Enterprises; Strategies for Susta Subhra R. Mondal,Ceren Yegen,Subhankar Das Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Digital Revolution Complements Sustainable Goal Achievement During and After Pandemic: A Research Aglementing this change. The emergence of the Internet of Everything (IoE) is expected to transform how people live and work. This chapter aims to develop a framework to help organizations understand how the IoE will affect their operations. The digital revolution is the most significant change that w

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Human-Centric Digitalization for New Sustainable Development: An Explorative Study in Human Resourceills needed to manage their organizations’ growth. The most critical aspect of an association’s development is its ability to attract and retain talent. Despite the absence of leaders, the various factors that affect sustainable development seem to have escaped them. For digital enterprises operatin

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Exploration of Fake News and Their Impact on Sustainable Behavior in Controlling COVID-19 was gathered on four topics: side effects/harms, the contents of the vaccine, conspiracy theories, and manipulation. Social media means in which such contents are spread mostly is regarded to be Twitter.

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Sustainable Branding in Digital Environment in Terms of Corporate Communication can be taken as an example and imitated by other institutions within its visible or invisible features. In parallel with technological developments especially in twenty-first century, branding in the digital environment has become as significant as branding in real life, and new investments or stra

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Role of Enterprises and Their Digital Transformation in Post-pandemic Sustainable Developmentst-pandemic sustainable developmental goals for the digital transformation of enterprises. These will lead future leaders of organizations to align change with sustainability objectives and plan better.

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Mikail Batu,?zlem Kutluctive. A blob interpretation does not maintain the identity of the targets, and is difficult to implement for moving backgrounds and for targets which are not easily segmented. A minimum separation relies on heuristics and fails if the targets overlap. Incorporating 3D information is impossible with