Author:  Maria Fernandez Affiliation:  Independent researcher Received 5 August 2025; Revised 20 September 2025; Accepted 25 September 2025; Available online 3 October 2025; Version of Record 3 October 2025. Abstract Agentic artificial intelligence refers to AI systems that can perceive information, plan tasks, act through tools or connected systems, and revise their behavior with limited human intervention. As these systems move from experimentation into organizational use,

Author:  Abdullah Al-Mansour Affiliation:  Independent Researcher Received 20 June 2025; Revised 5 August 2025; Accepted 18 August 2025; Available online 2 September 2025; Version of Record 2 September 2025. Abstract Enterprise artificial intelligence (AI) is moving from assistive “copilots” toward autonomous, multi-step agents that plan, act, and learn across business workflows. This article develops a critical, theory-driven account of that transition and situates it within

Author:  Wang Wei Affiliation:  Independent researcher Received 5 June 2025; Revised 22 July 2025; Accepted 30 July 2025; Available online 18 August 2025; Version of Record 18 August 2025. Abstract Digital twin technology has emerged as a significant innovation in the digital transformation of tourism. A digital twin is a dynamic virtual representation of a physical asset, site, or system that is continuously updated through real-time or near-real-time data. In tourism, this

Author: Mohammed Khan Affiliation: Independent Researcher Received 15 May 2025; Revised 30 June 2025; Accepted 10 July 2025; Available online 31 July 2025; Version of Record 31 July 2025. Abstract Digital twin technology is gaining increasing attention in tourism as destinations seek more intelligent, sustainable, and adaptive management models. A digital twin can be understood as a dynamic virtual representation of a physical asset, site, or system, continuously informed by

Author : Alex Kim Affiliation : Independent Researcher Received 10 May 2025; Revised 25 June 2025; Accepted 5 July 2025; Available online 29 July 2025; Version of Record 29 July 2025. Abstract Tourism is one of the world’s most dynamic economic sectors, yet its growth has been accompanied by substantial environmental, social, and operational pressures. The sector contributes to greenhouse gas emissions, resource depletion, waste generation, and congestion in popular destinati

Author:  Alex Chen Affiliation:  Independent Researcher Received 5 May 2025; Revised 20 June 2025; Accepted 30 June 2025; Available online 24 July 2025; Version of Record 24 July 2025. Abstract Real-time translation technology is becoming one of the most influential innovations in contemporary tourism. By reducing language barriers during travel, it has the potential to make tourism more inclusive, immersive, and flexible for a wider range of travelers. This article examines

Author:  Samuel Lewis Affiliation:  Independent researcher Received 28 April 2025; Revised 12 June 2025; Accepted 23 June 2025; Available online 21 July 2025; Version of Record 21 July 2025. Abstract Agentic Business Process Management (Agentic BPM) is emerging as a significant development in the evolution of organizational process management. Building on more than three decades of Business Process Management (BPM) research, this concept extends traditional process design and

Authors:  Sarah Johnson Affiliation:  Independent researcher Received 20 April 2025; Revised 5 June 2025; Accepted 15 June 2025; Available online 18 July 2025; Version of Record 18 July 2025. Abstract Digital twin (DT) technology, understood as the creation of virtual replicas of physical environments and processes, is gaining increasing attention in tourism research and practice. This article offers a critical and structured review of the emerging role of digital twins in to

Author: Noor Abdullah Affiliation: Independent Researcher Received 18 April 2025; Revised 2 June 2025; Accepted 12 June 2025; Available online 17 July 2025; Version of Record 17 July 2025. Abstract Digital twin technology, commonly defined as a virtual representation of a physical object, environment, or system, has moved beyond its industrial origins and has increasingly entered tourism research and practice. In tourism, digital twins are being used to represent cultural her

Author:  Dr. Habib Al Souleiman, ORCID ID: 0009-0000-4746-0694 Affiliation: Independent researcher Received 1 April 2025; Revised 15 May 2025; Accepted 1 June 2025; Available online 1 July 2025; Version of Record 1 July 2025. Published in U7Y Journal, Vol. 3, No. 1, 2025 DOI: https://doi.org/10.65326/u7y566745 © 2025 U7Y Journal | Licensed under CC BY 4.0 Abstract Dubai has emerged as a dynamic epicenter of global investment, offering a blend of political stability, economic

Author: L. Zhang Affiliation: Independent Researcher Received 15 March 2024; Revised 30 April 2024; Accepted 14 May 2024; Available online 2 June 2024; Version of Record 2 June 2024. Abstract The expansion of the internet and digital technologies has transformed the way firms create value, interact with customers, and compete in local and global markets. This transformation has given rise to e-business, a broad concept that extends beyond online sales to include digitally ena

Author: M. Li Affiliation: Independent Researcher Received 5 March 2024; Revised 20 April 2024; Accepted 5 May 2024; Available online 1 June 2024; Version of Record 1 June 2024. Abstract Business education has developed through a long and complex historical process shaped by economic change, institutional development, and technological progress. What began as informal learning through trade, apprenticeship, and merchant practice gradually became a structured field of academic

Author: M. Li Affiliation: Independent Researcher Received 11 March 2024; Revised 26 April 2024; Accepted 11 May 2024; Available online 1 June 2024; Version of Record 1 June 2024. Abstract The secretarial profession has undergone substantial transformation across historical periods, shaped by political institutions, economic development, educational expansion, and technological change. From the scribes of ancient civilizations to the digitally competent administrative profess

Author: L. Kareem Affiliation: Independent Researcher Received 10 March 2024; Revised 20 April 2024; Accepted 10 May 2024; Available online 31 May 2024; Version of Record 31 May 2024. Abstract The roles of secretaries and office managers have changed substantially in response to technological development, shifting organizational structures, and the increasing complexity of modern work. Once associated mainly with clerical support, these positions now involve coordination, com

Author: L. Zhang Affiliation: Independent Researcher Received 5 March 2024; Revised 15 April 2024; Accepted 5 May 2024; Available online 29 May 2024; Version of Record 29 May 2024. Abstract Information and Communications Technology (ICT) management has become a central function in modern organizations because it shapes how technology resources are planned, governed, protected, and used to support institutional goals. Effective ICT management is no longer limited to technical

Author:  David Williams Affiliation:  Independent Researcher Received 1 March 2024; Revised 10 April 2024; Accepted 1 May 2024; Available online 26 May 2024; Version of Record 26 May 2024. Abstract Business administration has undergone a major transformation over the past century. What began as a discipline concerned mainly with efficiency, control, and coordination has developed into a broad field that addresses strategy, innovation, human behavior, governance, sustainabilit

Author:  Maria Johnson Affiliation:  Independent Researcher Received 6 March 2024; Revised 15 April 2024; Accepted 6 May 2024; Available online 26 May 2024; Version of Record 26 May 2024. Abstract The role of the secretary has changed substantially over the past decade, with this change becoming more visible through digitalization, hybrid work arrangements, artificial intelligence tools, and stronger governance expectations. In early 2024, organizational thinking increasingly

Author:  Daniel Martin Affiliation:  Independent Researcher Received 8 March 2024; Revised 18 April 2024; Accepted 8 May 2024; Available online 26 May 2024; Version of Record 26 May 2024. Abstract The hotel and restaurant sector entered 2024 under conditions of accelerated strategic change. Following a prolonged recovery period after the pandemic, hospitality organizations continue to operate within an environment shaped by geopolitical uncertainty, inflationary pressure, lab