VOLUME 04 ISSUE 02
December 31 2026 Issue in progress
Ecosystem Banking: Redefining Banking Services in an Interconnected World
Authors
Ragib Mammadli • • • •
Pages
2–12
Keywords
artificial intelligence, digital transformation, ecosystem banking, fintech, open banking
Citation
Mammadli, R. (2026). Ecosystem Banking: Redefining Banking Services in an Interconnected World. Journal of Business Sectors, 4(2), 2–12. https://doi.org/10.62222/PEFM4824
Student Perceptions of Innovative Educational Approaches in the Era of Generative AI
Authors
Anikó Csepregi • Andrej Rajsky • • •
Pages
13–24
Keywords
education, university, digital transformation, artificial intelligence, questionnaire, students
Citation
Csepregi, A. & Rajsky, A. (2026). Student Perceptions of Innovative Educational Approaches in the Era of Generative AI. Journal of Business Sectors, 4(2), 13–24. https://doi.org/10.62222/GSKN4060
Are we thinking green? Determinants of green purchasing intention among the elderly towards green vehicles in sub-Saharan Africa
Authors
James Adu Peprah • Richmond Yeboah • Haitham Maarouf • Roopal Shrivastava •
Pages
25–41
Keywords
Green vehicles, sustainable mobility, healthy ageing, green purchase behaviour
Citation
Peprah, J. A., Yeboah, R., Maarouf, H. & Shrivastava, R. (2026). Are we thinking green? Determinants of green purchasing intention among the elderly towards green vehicles in sub-Saharan Africa. Journal of Business Sectors, 4(2), 25–41. https://doi.org/10.62222/EMIX7210
The Impact of Quality Management Methods and Tools on the Profitability of Manufacturing Enterprises: Sectoral Differences across Manufacturing Industries
Authors
Pavol Gejdoš • Marek Potkány • Krzysztof Knop • Nikolay Neykov •
Pages
42–51
Keywords
quality management, quality management methods and tools, profitability, manufacturing enterprises, sectoral differences
Citation
Gejdoš, P., Potkány, M., Knop, K. & Neykov, N. (2026). The Impact of Quality Management Methods and Tools on the Profitability of Manufacturing Enterprises: Sectoral Differences across Manufacturing Industries. Journal of Business Sectors, 4(2), 42–51. https://doi.org/10.62222/HLOF5221
Agentic Commerce and SME Competitiveness: An Integrative Review and Theory-Informed Research Framework
Authors
Sarkawt Ali Ahmed Al-Dawoodii • Veronika Večeřová • • •
Pages
52–70
Keywords
agentic commerce, artificial intelligence, SMEs, dynamic capabilities, resource dependence, integrative review
Citation
Al-Dawoodii, S. A. A. & Večeřová, V. (2026). Agentic Commerce and SME Competitiveness: An Integrative Review and Theory-Informed Research Framework. Journal of Business Sectors, 4(2), 52–70. https://doi.org/10.62222/KRVA3141