2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.techfore.2021.120877
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Consequences of technology and social innovation on traditional business model

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“…Product design is integrated with an innovation theory and regarded as the core of research and development CAI technology [ 4 ]. Vrontis and others emphasized that CAI technology is a key area of computer-aided technology, compiled and analyzed the relevant CAI technology's tools and current state of development, and completed the product optimization design using a combination of market analysis findings and problem-solving techniques, which altered the conventional innovation mode [ 5 ]. Supyan et al utilizing the open innovation approach employed by the corporation in recent years; Cai 2 0 software developed a collectively based intelligent framework, problem-solving process, and collaborative assistance, explored knowledge acquisition, reuse, and capitalization, and tested the method utilizing biomass [ 6 ].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Product design is integrated with an innovation theory and regarded as the core of research and development CAI technology [ 4 ]. Vrontis and others emphasized that CAI technology is a key area of computer-aided technology, compiled and analyzed the relevant CAI technology's tools and current state of development, and completed the product optimization design using a combination of market analysis findings and problem-solving techniques, which altered the conventional innovation mode [ 5 ]. Supyan et al utilizing the open innovation approach employed by the corporation in recent years; Cai 2 0 software developed a collectively based intelligent framework, problem-solving process, and collaborative assistance, explored knowledge acquisition, reuse, and capitalization, and tested the method utilizing biomass [ 6 ].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Such findings show that the growing phenomenon of digital platforms is increasingly relevant for the innovation of the tourism industry (Gössling, 2020). In its digital form, a hackathon platform should develop and effectively organize the right technology to develop such a process of innovation generation, while carefully selecting the most relevant and useful stakeholders to achieve the goal of generating new solutions to economic and social issues (Vrontis et al , 2021). In addition, hackathons should be able to create the right stimuli to all the participants involved overcoming barriers typical of online peer relationships.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…First, findings highlighted how hackathon platforms emerge as useful citizen engagement tools (Cappa et al , 2020a, b; Sigala and Ukpabi, 2019) by showing the organization and the processes needed to engage several diverse actors in carrying out collaborative innovation generation. In addition, the analysis shows that hackathons can address social problems towards a sustainable value creation (Orefice and Nyarko, 2020; Vrontis et al , 2021) not just in ordinary periods but also in time of crises. Indeed, the possibility of developing a hackathon in an online form shows the speed with which it is possible to address unexpected shocks by involving the most relevant parties involved in a given context, towards the adoption of shared innovative solutions.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Vrontis et al pay attention to the growing interest in recent years in social innovations on the part of enterprises. The authors write that "the growing presence of new players-beside those belonging to the institutional and third sectors-committed to supporting social and environmental causes through innovative approaches and tools leads to the profile of a for-profit enterprise increasingly committed to the pursuit of social goals" [16]. On the other hand, however, the authors of Oxford Business School emphasize that apart from the practical sphere, there are still surprisingly few scientific publications on social innovations, compared to the huge number of studies on innovations in business and science [17].…”
Section: Literature Review-potential Of Simentioning
confidence: 99%