JBRMR
Peer-reviewed academic journal Online ISSN 2056-6271 DOI Prefix https://doi.org/10.24052/JBRMR/ Business, retail management and applied research
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Volume 16 Issue 01 (Oct 2021)

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PublishedOct 2021
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01 Research Article Volume 16 Issue 01 Published 30 Oct 2021

Defining Pop-up Stores

Ghalia Boustani

Purpose of the research: The purpose of this paper is to define pop-up stores. Design/Methodology: Adopting an exploratory research design, semi-structured interviews and field observations were undertaken with brand managers of different types of pop-up stores and at different…

02 Review Article Volume 16 Issue 01 Published 30 Oct 2021

Role of fashion as a form of therapy among women with disabilities in South African

Vivence Kalitanyi

Purpose: Previous studies have highlighted the important role, fashion can play on one’s cognition and behaviour and how one’s body is impacted, especially people with disabilities. Due to the inconclusive results on the topic, we decided to undertake an empirical st…

03 Research Article Volume 16 Issue 01 Published 30 Oct 2021

The business rescue practitioners’ professionalism: are we there yet?

Onesmus Ayaya Marius Pretorius

Purpose and context: The purpose of the study was to explore the construction of professionalism in a multiple professional bodies (MPB) landscape in South Africa (SA) and demonstrate how this construction can be used to enhance a professional accreditation regime. Professional…

04 Research Article Volume 16 Issue 01 Published 15 Nov 2021

Modelling owner’s physiognomies & incitements for the adoption of enterprise application architecture for supply chain management in small and medium enterprises: A case of Capricorn District Municipality

Kingston Xerxes Theophilus Lamola

The adoption of enterprise application architecture (EAA) for supply chain management (SCM) in small and medium enterprises (SMEs) was influenced by the owner’s physiognomies and incitements (OPIs) on a routine basis. The study employs a quantitative approach based on a li…

05 Research Article Volume 16 Issue 01 Published 15 Nov 2021

The impact of leadership style on employee motivation in the automotive industry: A British perspective

Nadezhda Angelova Vasileva Palto Datta

Purpose: The effectiveness of leadership is critical at all levels of the organisation. Different organisations use a variety of leadership styles and methods to improve employee performance by inspiring them and providing them with adequate opportunities. The research purpose i…