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eInnovación: La importancia del contexto
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Jun 30, 2020
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Hoy en día, la innovación está "en manos de las masas"; porque está impulsada por una combinación de avances en tecnología, comunicación global, conectividad, consumismo, sostenibilidad, sociedades y conciencia social. Para sobrevivir, en esas economías, las empresas y otras entidades organizativas necesitan innovar de manera coherente y continua. La innovación, sin embargo, se construye a partir de un conjunto de tendencias y no de una condición final en sí misma. Estas tendencias son geográfica, organizativa y socialmente diferentes y desiguales. Diferentes entornos contextuales conducen a diferentes innovaciones. Esta nueva era de innovación extiende el impacto de las tecnologías y la digitalización de formas dinámicas imprevistas que conducen a cambios de paradigma que nos obligan, colectiva e individualmente, a garantizar beneficios para muchos, en lugar de para unos pocos. Por lo tanto, la innovación debe establecerse como una "forma de pensar" y una "forma de hacer" sin importar el contexto.El mensaje clave que se debe extraer de este documento es que la innovación depende mucho del contexto. Depende del contexto de la empresa, de la política gubernamental, de la capacidad de absorción de los ciudadanos y de los procesos en vigor para desarrollar el capital humano.
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O Gorman, W., & Donnelly, W. (2020). eInnovación: La importancia del contexto. UCJC Business and Society Review (formerly Known As Universia Business Review), 17(2), 36-51. Recuperado a partir de https://journals.ucjc.edu/ubr/article/view/4240
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