Original ResearchPublished 14 September 2026An empirical test of antecedents and perceived performance of big data analytics in telecommunication companiesIbrahim Magboul · Diaeldin Osman · Fadi Herzallah · Alnour Nadir Osman · Dexter GittensFrontiers in Big Datadoi 10.3389/fdata.2026.1763520
Systematic ReviewPublished 10 September 2026Neuromarketing and the gaming consumer: a systematic review of attention, emotion, and memory in player engagement and retentionSandra Jimenez-Duarte · Guillermo Castilla-CebrianFrontiers in Neuroergonomicsdoi 10.3389/fnrgo.2026.1918889
Systematic ReviewPublished 28 August 2026Climate-smart agriculture for sustainable farming: a bibliometric, TCM, and ADO framework based systematic reviewPrasad Srinidhi · Gomathy Shivani · G. P. Shreya · Arunachalam P. SriVidhya · Paul J. Mansingh · Atsu F. Y. IhouFrontiers in Conservation Sciencedoi 10.3389/fcosc.2026.1916821
Original ResearchPublished 28 August 2026Measuring neighbourhood walkability for older adults: development and pilot validation of a multidimensional scaleAkshatha Rao · Nandineni Rama Devi · Shriharsh Ashok Dixit · Roshan S. Shetty · Kailas Mallaiah · John Benette JohnFrontiers in Sustainable Citiesdoi 10.3389/frsc.2026.1852665
ReviewPublished 12 August 2026AI-driven marketing tactics and consumer behavior: a bibliometric review and systematic literature reviewSwati Ahuja · Amit Dutt · Nancy Sahni · Jaskiran KaurFrontiers in Research Metrics and Analyticsdoi 10.3389/frma.2026.1914129
Original ResearchPublished 29 July 2026Antecedents and performance consequences of green logistics management practices: evidence from Vietnamese logistics enterprisesKim-Tuan Phan · Van-Hai Hoang · Thanh-Dat Ho NguyenFrontiers in Future Transportationdoi 10.3389/ffutr.2026.1842188
Original ResearchPublished 27 July 2026When formal training leads to informal learning among colleagues: antecedents of training transfer and knowledge sharingLaura Mehner · Sandra Rothenbusch · Simone KauffeldFrontiers in Organizational Psychologydoi 10.3389/forgp.2026.1705256
Digital HumanitiesPublished 15 June 2018A Social Cognition Perspective on Human–Computer Trust: The Effect of Perceived Warmth and Competence on Trust in Decision-Making With ComputersPhilipp Kulms · Stefan KoppFrontiers in Digital Humanitiesdoi 10.3389/fdigh.2018.00014
