Digital Transformation as the Subject of Discursive Analysis

Maciąg, Rafał

doi:10.1109/indin.2018.8471991

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“…This process has been visualized as a plot in the parallel coordinate system [91]. The subject of similar research can be any phenomenon that is the subject of observation and knowledge, e.g., digital transformation [92].…”

Section: Theory Of Discursive Spacementioning

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Theory of Knowledge Based on the Idea of the Discursive Space

Maciąg

2022

Philosophies

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This paper discusses the theory of knowledge based on the idea of dynamical space. The goal of this effort is to comprehend the knowledge that remains beyond the human domain, e.g., of the artificial cognitive systems. This theory occurs in two versions, weak and strong. The weak version is limited to knowledge in which retention and articulation are performed through the discourse. The strong version is general and is not limited in any way. In the weak version, knowledge is represented by the trajectories of discourses in time, in a dynamical space called the discursive space, which has an arbitrary number of dimensions. Given space is used to represent a given part of knowledge. A manifold is introduced to represent knowledge with a wider scope (all knowledge). The strong version is an extrapolation of the weak version to cover all forms of knowledge, not necessarily human or manifesting in language. The use of dynamical space construction allows one to formalize knowledge as such. Such an effort requires us to initially consider knowledge as mainly a social and linguistic phenomenon, which also could be presented as a result of the evolution of the understanding of knowledge that took place in the 20th century.

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Section: Theory Of Discursive Spacementioning

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Theory of Knowledge Based on the Idea of the Discursive Space

Maciąg

2022

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Digital Transformation: A Systematic Literature Review from the Theoretical Lenses of the TOE Framework

Toscano Jara,

Loza Aguirre,

Segura Morales

et al. 2023

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Digital Transformation (DT) is a topic of the digital world that is not stable nor clear, because it is a complex concept of diffuse understanding that remains under discussion. This article aims to analyze the academic literature on this topic, through the theoretical lenses of the technological, organizational, and environmental (TOE) framework, for unveiling the scope of DT in a business context. Through a systematic literature review we found the TOE factors, barriers and drivers involved in DT, and we analyzed the TOE orientation of research in this field. The main results that emerge from this study suggest that most of the research in DT is focused on organizational and technological issues while the environmental factors have received less attention in the analyzed literature. The findings of this research provide a broader view of the TOE factors that mediate in the DT, and they emphasize three actions to give way the DT in a company. Finally, this study provides some elements for a better understanding and conceptualization about this phenomenon. Our results come from a variety of organizational circumstances that have been presented in the selected literature. Even if we did not focus on a single industry, we were able to get some tendencies about the research in DT.

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Digital Transformation as the Subject of Discursive Analysis

Cited by 2 publications

References 37 publications

Theory of Knowledge Based on the Idea of the Discursive Space

Theory of Knowledge Based on the Idea of the Discursive Space

Digital Transformation: A Systematic Literature Review from the Theoretical Lenses of the TOE Framework

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