Sustainability in the Global-Knowledge Economy

Sustainability in the Global-Knowledge Economy

Knowledge affects all aspects of the economy, but digitalization probably represents the most ubiquitous of its appearances. This book analyzes, from a constructive point of view, some of its applications, extracting lessons to maximize its utility and exporting its use to other sectors. It also sho...

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Other Authors: Torrent-Sellens, Joan (Editor), Sainz-González, Jorge (Editor)
Format: Electronic Book Chapter
Language:English
Published: Basel MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2022
Subjects:
Development economics & emerging economies
intangible assets
sustainable growth
firm value
computerized information and database
economic competence
innovative property
Turkey
Borsa Istanbul
knowledge management
social work
sustainable development of social work
social work centers
multiple decrement model
digitalization
complementarities
sustainability
fuel consumption
heavy-duty equipment
productivity
sensor data
mobile phone
information processes
personal information
professional information
employees
social media
social listening
natural language processing
social network
sustainable knowledge
sustainable development
Gross Domestic Product
social labor
macroeconomic tool
investment policies
social sustainability
work-life balance
female teleworkers
organizational culture
life sustainability ecologies
qualitative methods
knowledge economy
economic growth
competitiveness
Europe 2020
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Summary:Knowledge affects all aspects of the economy, but digitalization probably represents the most ubiquitous of its appearances. This book analyzes, from a constructive point of view, some of its applications, extracting lessons to maximize its utility and exporting its use to other sectors. It also shows the caveats of its applications, allowing managers to learn its difficulties and how to overcome them from real-life cases. All the information is presented in an academic and rigorous way and represents an excellent starting point to study the effects of digitalization for both practitioners and researchers.
Physical Description:1 electronic resource (184 p.)
ISBN:books978-3-03936-823-5
9783039368228
9783039368235
Access:Open Access

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