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Sustainability in the Global-Knowledge Economy

Sustainability in the Global-Knowledge Economy

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Knowledge affects all aspects of the economy, but digitalization probably represents the most ubiquitous of its appearances. This book analyzes, from a constructive point of view, some of its applications, extracting lessons to maximize its utility and exporting its use to other sectors. It also shows the caveats of its applications, allowing managers to learn its difficulties and how to overcome them from real-life cases. All the information is presented in an academic and rigorous way and represents an excellent starting point to study the effects of digitalization for both practitioners and researchers.

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Keywords

  • Borsa Istanbul
  • Competitiveness
  • complementarities
  • computerized information and database
  • Development economics & emerging economies
  • Digitalization
  • economic competence
  • economic growth
  • Economics
  • Economics, finance, business & management
  • Employees
  • Europe 2020
  • female teleworkers
  • firm value
  • fuel consumption
  • Gross Domestic Product
  • heavy-duty equipment
  • information processes
  • innovative property
  • intangible assets
  • investment policies
  • Knowledge economy
  • Knowledge management
  • life sustainability ecologies
  • macroeconomic tool
  • mobile phone
  • multiple decrement model
  • Natural Language Processing
  • Organizational culture
  • personal information
  • productivity
  • professional information
  • qualitative methods
  • sensor data
  • social labor
  • social listening
  • Social media
  • social network
  • social sustainability
  • social work
  • social work centers
  • sustainability
  • Sustainable development
  • sustainable development of social work
  • Sustainable growth
  • sustainable knowledge
  • turkey
  • work–life balance

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DOI: 10.3390/books978-3-03936-823-5

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