Modern Trends of Financial Sector Development  Under the Virtual Regionalization Conditions

Pająk, Kazimierz; Kamińska, Bożena; Kvilinskyi, Oleksii

doi:10.18371/fcaptp.v2i21.91052

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“…This fact seems to be confirmed by the experience of businesses that have achieved a competitive advantage by changing and continuously adapting their business model to new possibilities and operating conditions in the face of dynamic technological development (Bis, 2013). (Kardas, 2016;Kwilinski, 2018aKwilinski, , 2018bKwilinski, , 2018cOsterwalder & Pigneur, 2013;Pająk et al, 2016;Wirtz et al, 2015). These included (i) unbundling into separate but complementary modules relating to infrastructure management; (ii) product innovation and customer relationships management (e.g.…”

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confidence: 99%

Challenges facing management practice in the light of Industry 4.0: The example of Poland

Miśkiewicz

2019

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The article outlines selected challenges brought by Industry 4.0 as well as consequences for Polish businesses in the modern process of their management. The concept is based on a close connection between physical objects and information network. Sophisticated networks of businesses are being created, connected with smart resources communicating via the Internet. This means cooperation within implemented cyber-physical systems affecting a company's environment, its production model, value-added chain of business processes and organisational structure.

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Challenges facing management practice in the light of Industry 4.0: The example of Poland

Miśkiewicz

2019

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“…Methods of providing financial stability of the enterprise under crisis conditions are considered in the works (Delas et al, 2015;Lakhno et al, 2018;Pająk et al, 2016), in which the directions of carrying out the enterprise sanation and innovative ideas search for realization of the anti-crisis strategy are investigated. Particular attention in these studies is drawn to the need for timely prediction of the onset of the crisis, but specific tools for addressing this issue are not proposed.…”

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Scientific and methodical approach to adaptive diversification of industrial enterprise development under crisis conditions

Tarasova

2018

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The article establishes that Ukrainian enterprises operate in the conditions of permanent economic crises and changes in the economic environment as a result of further integration of Ukraine into the world markets. This leads to the discrepancy between the state of domestic industrial enterprises and the requirements of the economic environment. To solve this problem, a scientific and methodical approach has been developed to adapt the diversification of the industrial enterprise development in a crisis that is based on the assessment of the existing and potential crises and the formalization of the assessment of the crisis impact, which enables an industrial enterprise to justify diversification measures in order to adapt to the crisis and to save the planned strategic development benchmarks

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“…It fits into the contemporary picture of economic reality, i.e. the fourth industrial revolution and shapes the new paradigm in the economy related to the optimisation processes conditioning competitiveness (Pająk, Kamińska, Kvilinskyi, 2016). The idea of a Smart City consists predominantly in automation and robotisation of all sectors of the economy, aided by Big Data and the connectivity afforded by the Internet of Things.…”

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The Role of Social Capital in the Development of Smart Cities

KUZIOR¹,

SOBOTKA²

2019

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The article addresses issues related to the development of Smart Cities and Smart Sustainable Cities. The authors draw attention to the important role of social capital, emphasising the participation of citizens in the holistic management of modern Smart City. This approach allows one to show the development of cities in a wide context of sustainable development. The authors refer, inter alia, to Agenda 21, The Future We Want, and international programmes, such as the Sustainable Cities Programme of Habitat (UNEP) or Healthy Cities Programme of the WHO. The authors indicate that social capital is an element integrating particular parts of the urban system. They also indicate that the development of modern technologies will lead to the formation of a new type of society 4.0., advancing along with the development of industry 4.0 and artificial intelligence. In order to properly use the opportunities related to the development of modern technologies, society should be properly prepared for using their functionalities.

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Modern Trends of Financial Sector Development Under the Virtual Regionalization Conditions

Cited by 42 publications

References 4 publications

Challenges facing management practice in the light of Industry 4.0: The example of Poland

Challenges facing management practice in the light of Industry 4.0: The example of Poland

Scientific and methodical approach to adaptive diversification of industrial enterprise development under crisis conditions

The Role of Social Capital in the Development of Smart Cities

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