The Nature of Digital Innovation and What Can Be Learned for Information Systems Management

Kaczmarek, Stefanie; Benedict, Martin; Susky, Marcel

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“…Since these two elements are internal to the firms, it makes sense that the 'resource-based view' emerges as an important node in the digital capabilities subcluster. This view, rather than focusing on external factors, trends, and industrial structures, emphasizes on the internal resources and capabilities ('it capabilities') exploited by the firm to VOLUME 10, 2022 reach sustainable competitive advantage and organizational performance [70].…”

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Interactions Between Innovation and Digital Transformation: A Co-Word Analysis

2022

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Recent literature suggests there is a natural connection between innovation and digital transformation, two key topics of interest in management and organization that have spawned large, independent and well-defined areas of study. While this connection might be analytically straightforward and notable examples are not hard to find, in everyday life, it materializes in a multiplicity of ways. A need emerges, then, to better understand the interaction between innovation and digital transformation so that it can be explored and exploited by actors in academia and the public, private and third sectors. In this article, we use a co-word analysis, a text mining technique that permits to systematically map the intellectual structure of a research field, to characterize the most notable dynamics of 'innovation-driven digitalization' and 'digitalized innovation'-the two major dimensions of interaction between innovation and digital transformation. The text identifies the relevant themes, subthemes and concepts that appear in the literature, as well as their relationship and level of development. It, then, aggregates them in a taxonomy that, on the one hand, readily displays their connection and, on the other hand, (i) informs about current or potential controversies, (ii) gaps, (iii) lines for novel and further research, and (iv) alternatives to bridge to other areas of study.

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Section: ) Digital Innovation Clustermentioning

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Interactions Between Innovation and Digital Transformation: A Co-Word Analysis

2022

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“…All participants came together at the "1st International Workshop on Best Practices for Scaling-Up Digital Innovations in Health care-Scale-IT-up!" The workshop was held at the BIOSTEC conference in Valletta, Malta, on February 25, 2020 and spanned 3 sessions, with 5 papers presented by some of the workshop's participants [25][26][27][28][29]. Two keynote speeches on digital health innovations were given by Lisa A Marsch from the Dartmouth College in the United States and Diane Whitehouse from the European Health Telematics Association in Belgium, who both have extensive experience in scaling up digital health innovations.…”

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Scale-up of Digital Innovations in Health Care: Expert Commentary on Enablers and Barriers (Preprint)

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Whitehouse³

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UNSTRUCTURED Healthcare delivery is undergoing a rapid change from traditional processes towards the use of digital health interventions and personalized medicine. Hospitals and health care providers are introducing hospital information systems, electronic health records, and telemedicine solutions to create more efficient workflows in and beyond institutions. Patients are choosing among a wide range of digital health tools provided by wearables and mobile phone applications to support their self-management, health and well-being. The question of how sustainable digital health scale-up can be successfully achieved is not yet sufficiently resolved. This paper identifies and discusses success factors and barriers for scaling-up digital health innovations. The results discussed in this paper were gathered by 13 scientists and representatives of public bodies and patient organizations during the 1st International Workshop on Best Practices for Scaling-Up Digital Innovations in Healthcare – Scale-IT-up!, co-located with the BIOSTEC 2020 conference held in Valletta, Malta. The resulting success factors and barriers are explored in the context of prior research and implications for future work.

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Scale-up of Digital Innovations in Health Care: Expert Commentary on Enablers and Barriers

Schlieter¹,

Marsch²,

Whitehouse³

et al. 2022

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Health care delivery is undergoing a rapid change from traditional processes toward the use of digital health interventions and personalized medicine. This movement has been accelerated by the COVID-19 crisis as a response to the need to guarantee access to health care services while reducing the risk of contagion. Digital health scale-up is now also vital to achieve population-wide impact: it will only accomplish sustainable effects if and when deployed into regular health care delivery services. The question of how sustainable digital health scale-up can be successfully achieved has, however, not yet been sufficiently resolved. This paper identifies and discusses enablers and barriers for scaling up digital health innovations. The results discussed in this paper were gathered by scientists and representatives of public bodies as well as patient organizations at an international workshop on scaling up digital health innovations. Results are explored in the context of prior research and implications for future work in achieving large-scale implementations that will benefit the population as a whole.

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The Nature of Digital Innovation and What Can Be Learned for Information Systems Management

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Interactions Between Innovation and Digital Transformation: A Co-Word Analysis

Interactions Between Innovation and Digital Transformation: A Co-Word Analysis

Scale-up of Digital Innovations in Health Care: Expert Commentary on Enablers and Barriers (Preprint)

Scale-up of Digital Innovations in Health Care: Expert Commentary on Enablers and Barriers

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