Elena Gurgu

Dr. Elena Gurgu

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Academic Career Length

18Years (2009-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 February 2020 in Independent Journal of Management & Production
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EGElena Gurgu
Elena Gurgu
IGIoana-Andreea Gurgu
Ioana-Andreea Gurgu
Rocsana Tonis Bucea - ManeaRocsana Tonis Bucea - Manea
Rocsana Tonis Bucea - Manea
In this paper we are talking about the fact that marketing and publicity specialists have become aware of the limitations of traditional market research methods for decades, but only in recent years science has allowed the development of a more effective mechanism by which consumers' thoughts can be deciphered: neuromarketing. This term refers to the use of techniques developed by cognitive neuroscience and psychology specialists to analyze and understand people's reactions to products and promotions, which allows refining marketing efforts to make them more effective. In the article we are talking about the tools used for this purpose, which include magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), brain scanners that identify brain parts that react to different stimuli, and electroencephalography (EEG), devices that measure electrical activity in the brain. By tracking brain reactions to different stimuli, researchers can discover the marketing mechanisms that are most likely to lead to the desired outcome: selling the product. For this, in parallel with the EEG measurements, an eye-tracking device is used, which allows the exact identification of the stimulus that produces the reaction from that moment. Also, some neuromarketing companies also use GSR (galvanic skin response) sensors to measure the electrical conductivity of the skin, which is another element that provides information about the consumer's response to various commercial messages. The purpose of our article is to show the role played by neuromarketing in the correct understanding of consumer needs, words and emotions.

29 January 2021 in Sustainability
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Rocsana Tonis Bucea - ManeaRocsana Tonis Bucea - Manea
Rocsana Tonis Bucea - Manea
VPViktor Prokop
Viktor Prokop
DIDragan Ilic
Dragan Ilic
EGElena Gurgu
Elena Gurgu
RBRadu Bucea-Manea-Țoniş
Radu Bucea-Manea-Țoniş
AMAlina Daniela Moanta
Alina Daniela Moanta
Nowadays, firms have to face challenging economical cirses, like the one caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, where volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity are manifested. Strategic management is seen as one of the key approaches that firms can choose to implement sustainable smart working (on the support of Internet of Things and smart technologies) and to face global competition. In this article, as a response to the current crisis, we study the influence of Smart Working on Eco-innovation within EU 28 countries. Specifically, we evaluate the relationship between Eco-innovation index for EU 28 countries and Smart Working, by using a clustering analysis. The results show that the increased labor productivity and employees’ eco-innovation are associated, to a higher extent, with the companies agreeing to a flexible and comfortable environment. These companies agree with the introduction of special programs such as working from home. We also prove that Smart Working is implemented by innovative leaders gaining economic sustainability. This study also provides several theoretical and practical contributions. We provide (i) an overview of sustainable management, including the diverse theoretical and methodological perspectives; and (ii) the recommendation of an innovation model through the bilateral collaboration for the constructs of performant sustainable strategies.

1 August 2019 in Amfiteatru Economic
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MAMihai Andronie
Mihai Andronie
VSVioleta-Elena Simion
Violeta-Elena Simion
EGElena Gurgu
Elena Gurgu
ADAdrian Dijmģrescu
Adrian Dijmģrescu
IDIrina Dijmģrescu
Irina Dijmģrescu
RBRomania Emergency Clinical Hospital For Children Grigore Alexandrescu Bucharest
Romania Emergency Clinical Hospital For Children Grigore Alexandrescu Bucharest

7 July 2016 in Annals of Spiru Haret University. Economic Series
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EGElena Gurgu
Elena Gurgu
ACAristide Dumitru Cociuban
Aristide Dumitru Cociuban
The purpose of this article was to highlight the role of public diplomacy in linking countries of the world in the process of economic globalization. Like objectives we intend to emphasize the kinds of powers that plays an important role in public diplomacy and national policies on public diplomacy. The investigations carried out by us so far shows that contemporary international relations recorded, under the impact of globalization, a process of resizing, which leads to the removal of the state monopoly on foreign policy. As a result, a whole range of non-state actors influence the image of a country abroad and information technologies gives them multiple communication mechanisms. In this situation, diplomatic activities must be accompanied by a process of communication, both in its internal and foreign markets.

15 December 2019 in Procedia of Economics and Business Administraion
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EGElena Gurgu
Elena Gurgu
MAMaria Andronie
Maria Andronie
MAMihai Andronie
Mihai Andronie
IDIrina Dijmarescu
Irina Dijmarescu

1 October 2019 in Annals of Spiru Haret University. Economic Series
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EGElena Gurgu
Elena Gurgu
ISIoan Aurelian Stanescu
Ioan Aurelian Stanescu
For the purpose of writing this paper, I was motivated to choose this subject as it is a core part of the pharmaceutical companies' business strategy of promoting medicines. Regarding the importance of the research theme and the business environment, it is crucial that anyone connected to this business should realize the importance of organization, details, good deployment and impact of each event. In this respect, marketing can be seen as a true system of economic activities related to the programming of products and services that have the role of satisfying the requirements of current and potential consumers considerably, but is also linked to prices, promotion and distribution products or services. Having knowledges about how important is the marketing part of pharmaceutical market, taking in consideration the huge budgets that medical and pharmaceutical companies spend on the events organized in this domain, I consider that a company which is able to have a new approach and a new vision for the organization of events and sharing medical education to doctors and medical information to patients will have a big success.