Digital government platforms: issues and actions in Europe during pandemic time

Marino, Alfonso; Pariso, Paolo

doi:10.9770/jesi.2021.9.1(29)

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“…To this is also added the difficulty given by the COVID-19 pandemic is constantly evolving. [17] It is understood that the economic, social, and financial strength to overcome these limitations must be sought in individual SMEs. The desire for the transition to economic growth is a focal point for governments and SMEs; a question that is still open, which leaves space for future investigations and which emphasizes the dynamic framework of the transition to the circular economy itself.…”

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Smart Technologies and Transition to the Circular Economy: A European Scenario in SMEs

Marino,

Pariso,

Picariello

2023

Macromolecular Symposia

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The transition toward the circular economy of European small and medium‐sized enterprises (SMEs) is one of the focuses of the Agenda in Europe. The paper aims to evaluate if this drive should transform the SMEs and keep European production sustainable and competitive. The paper offers a comparative analysis of the circular economy SMEs shift within the 13 sectors of EU Member States, that have involved innovative SMEs and have begun to use or have long adopted smart technologies for the needs of control, effectiveness, efficiency, and environmental protection and energy aspect. The study highlights and evaluates the transition in 13 sectors with the highest SMEs performance with a major specialization in Smart Technologies. Five key points are identified and evaluated to analyze, the transition degree of every sector toward the circular economy. The research shows a heterogeneous transition with both sectors and countries during which the existence of best practices, are discovered, but cannot be transmitted to other sectors. A series of deterrents to the transition from a linear to a circular economy is composed within the SMEs sectors, specifically technical, commercial, and regulatory.

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Smart Technologies and Transition to the Circular Economy: A European Scenario in SMEs

Marino,

Pariso,

Picariello

2023

Macromolecular Symposia

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“…This iterative approach also promotes innovation by encouraging experimentation and exploration of new ideas. [9,10] While the adoption of digital twin technology may require an initial investment in hardware, software, and expertise, the longterm benefits can be significant. To implement digital twins successfully, SMEs should consider their specific needs and objectives and work with technology providers and experts in the field to tailor solutions to their requirements and budgets.…”

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Digital Twin in SMEs: Implementing Advanced Digital Technologies for Engineering Advancements

Marino,

Pariso,

Picariello

2024

Macromolecular Symposia

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The integration of Digital Twin technology in small and medium‐sized enterprises (SMEs) has brought forth a transformative paradigm in engineering practices. This paper presents a comprehensive overview of the use of Digital Twin in SMEs and its implementation of advanced digital technologies in an engineering context. The paper highlights key benefits, such as the ability to simulate, analyze, and predict the behavior of products or processes before their physical instantiation. By leveraging advanced modeling and simulation techniques, SMEs can efficiently explore multiple design iterations, identify potential issues, and optimize engineering solutions without costly physical prototyping. Furthermore, the paper discusses integrating other advanced digital technologies, such as the Internet of Things (IoT) and Artificial Intelligence (AI), with Digital Twin to create intelligent and interconnected systems. The implementation of Digital Twin technology in SMEs extends beyond product design to encompass various aspects of the product lifecycle, fostering efficiency, accuracy, and innovation. However, challenges such as data integration, cybersecurity, and skill requirements are addressed. With proper planning and investment, SMEs can unlock the full potential of Digital Twin technology to gain a competitive edge in the dynamic engineering domain.In conclusion, this paper demonstrates that the use of Digital Twin in SMEs and its integration with advanced digital technologies revolutionizes engineering practices. By offering virtual representations of physical assets and processes, Digital Twin enables SMEs to make informed decisions, optimize performance, and drive innovation. As the technology evolves, it becomes an indispensable tool for SMEs seeking to thrive in the ever‐evolving engineering landscape.

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“…The digital tourist platforms are changing the perception of sector. The wide possibility to extend use and manage of ICT in the tourism sector underline the importance of artificial intelligence and robotics that are changing organizational routine (Marino et al 2021a), typologies of consumption, production and service delivery (Marino et al 2021c), management of tourism destinations. Following this research steam, the relationship between digital platforms and entrepreneurship considered strategic to improve technological and organizational variables (Nassar et al, 2021).…”

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Digital platforms and entrepreneurship in tourism sector

Marino¹,

Pariso²,

Picariello³

2022

JESI

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The current level and abilities of digital platforms are developing new practices of connections, communication, comprising the tourism sector in its different declinations. In its different declinations, the common model is the digitalization of tourism. The article proposals, analyses of the digital platform models related to the tourism sector. The digital platforms can characterize the new sector' phase. Despite this, the sector highlight deeply differences in terms of analysis and knowledge both at theoretical and operative level. The present study of a systematic literature review supported by multiple correspondence analysis highlight three different trajectories related to digital tourism platforms. The paper to provide a better understanding of platform competition research that contributes to our understanding of how platforms compete to produce and capture value in the tourist sector.

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Digital government platforms: issues and actions in Europe during pandemic time

Cited by 7 publications

References 46 publications

Smart Technologies and Transition to the Circular Economy: A European Scenario in SMEs

Smart Technologies and Transition to the Circular Economy: A European Scenario in SMEs

Digital Twin in SMEs: Implementing Advanced Digital Technologies for Engineering Advancements

Digital platforms and entrepreneurship in tourism sector

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