Towards the innovation-focused industry development in a climate of digitalization: the case of Russia

Pogodina, Tatiana Vitalievna; Aleksakhina, Vera; Burenin, Vladimir Arsenjevich; Polianova, Тatiana Nicolaevna; Yunusov, Lenar Albertovich

doi:10.9770/jesi.2019.6.4(25)

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“…Currently, an important factor in the effective functioning of the economy is human resources, not only the qualifications and number of personnel, but also their ability and willingness to innovate, which is becoming one of the most important sources of economic growth, value and sustainable competitive advantage of an organization. Innovations are the driving force of modern economic development; they are generated and implemented both by individual employees, and by the organization and the country (Pishchulin, 2012;Lukina & Sidorova, 2016;Pogodina, Aleksakhina, Burenin, Polianova, & Yunusov, 2019).…”

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Innovative Potential Of The Personnel In The Organization

Kamneva¹,

Simonova²,

Butyrina³

2020

European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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Innovative Potential Of The Personnel In The Organization

Kamneva¹,

Simonova²,

Butyrina³

2020

European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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“…"New" strategies for regional development are aiming at developing regional innovation systems, integrating traditional, context-linked, regional knowledge and codified, world-wide available knowledge in order to stimulate regional endogenous potentials (Bezpalov et al, 2019;Pogodina et al, 2019;Zeibote et al, 2019;Petrenko et al, 2019). Some of the "new" strategies are not linked to science and technology advantages, and are rather of "traditional" occupational domain, using local resources, such as culture, tourism, recreation, and particular endogenous knowledge and skills.…”

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Cultural and creative industries for sustainable postindustrial regional development: The case of Lithuania

Černevičiūtė¹,

Strazdas²,

Kregždaitė³

et al. 2019

Journal of International Studies

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Under the conditions of globalisation and rapid urbanisation small economies are facing the problem of sustainable regional development, especially in the regions with low population density. Historically, in order to overcome economic disparities in disadvantaged regions, national governments have been taking various strategies for the existing low-tech and cheap-labourbased industry stimulation. However, within open economies and human resource mobility these measures prove to be not sustainable in the long run unless they offer significant benefits associated with life quality. The rise of cultural and creative industries might offer such a complex solution in terms of occupations, cultural development, and variety of activities in the regions. Based on this, we aim to address the question: what factors are important for stimulation of sustainable regional development via cultural and creative

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“…Today, the global trend of the world digital economy is entering an active phase of its development [1,2]. The concept of Industry 4.0 and the development of digital technologies in the leading countries of the world both at the state and corporate levels have begun to be massively developed in government programs and strategies [3][4][5]. The practical aspect of solving these issues is quickly updated, which is a response to systemic challenges [6,7].…”

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Digital Education in the Context of the Development of the Digital Economy: Technological Opportunities and Prospects

Shakhova*¹,

Smorodinova²,

Repushevskaya³

et al. 2019

IJITEE

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Digital education is education that primarily functions based on digital technologies, that is, electronic transactions that are implemented using the Internet. Digital education aims to professionalize and increase the mobility of those who study and at the present stage of ICT development, it can be considered as a technological basis for the fundamentalization of higher education. The purpose of the article is to analyze the technological capabilities of digital education on the example of the use of innovative classroom in the educational process. The article analyzes the advantages of the educational environment equipped with digital tools. Based on an expert survey, the main characteristics of the innovative classroom, as well as technological requirements for the innovative classroom, are determined and various models for the organization of the innovative classroom are presented.

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Towards the innovation-focused industry development in a climate of digitalization: the case of Russia

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Innovative Potential Of The Personnel In The Organization

Innovative Potential Of The Personnel In The Organization

Cultural and creative industries for sustainable postindustrial regional development: The case of Lithuania

Digital Education in the Context of the Development of the Digital Economy: Technological Opportunities and Prospects

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