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Organizowanie na rzecz innowacji w zdigitalizowanym świecie

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Nasza era to jedna z coraz bardziej wszechobecnych technologii cyfrowych, które wnikają głęboko w sam rdzeń produktów, usług i działalności wielu organizacji oraz radykalnie zmieniają charakter innowacji produktowych i usługowych. Podstawowe właściwości technologii cyfrowej to reprogramowalność i homogenizacja danych. Razem zapewniają środowisko otwartych i elastycznych afordancji, które są wykorzystywane w tworzeniu innowacji charakteryzujących się konwergencją i generatywnością. Analiza konwergencji i generatywności obserwowanych w innowacjach z wszechobecnymi technologiami cyfrowymi ujawnia trzy cechy: znaczenie platform technologii cyfrowych, pojawienie się innowacji rozproszonych, przewaga innowacji kombinatorycznych. Artykuł analizuje implikacje badań organizacyjnych tych trzech cech innowacji cyfrowych oraz identyfikuje możliwości badawcze dla pracowników naukowych organizacji. Innowacje w zdigitalizowanym świecie są wykorzystywane do wykazania rodzaju stypendiów organizacyjnych, które mogą wiernie odzwierciedlać i informować o innowacjach w świecie wszechobecnych technologii cyfrowych. Celem artykułu jest przegląd literatury światowej oraz raportu OECD 2021 w zakresie badań na rzecz innowacji w zdigitalizowanym świecie.

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  • Norbert Kawęcki, 2021. "Organizowanie na rzecz innowacji w zdigitalizowanym świecie," Nowoczesne Systemy Zarządzania. Modern Management Systems, Military University of Technology, Faculty of Security, Logistics and Management, Institute of Organization and Management, issue 3, pages 81-92.
    • Handle: RePEc:aou:nszioz:y:2021:i:3:p:81-92
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