From knowledge co-creation to value co-creation and beyond: challenging global emergency in smart service systems.

Polese, Francesco; Troisi, Orlando; Grimaldi, Mara

doi:10.24251/hicss.2022.253

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“…The studies in the fourth cluster consider value cocreation and knowledge cocreation as two intervening variables that can modify human-computers interaction by leading to the transformation of the data and information collected into new knowledge. For this reason, there is the need to further analyze the relationship between Rethinking innovation through 5.0 paradigms knowledge and value cocreation in the creation of open innovation and social innovation (Polese et al, 2022) in the context of Society 5.0.…”

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Rethinking innovation through industry and society 5.0 paradigms: a multileveled approach for management and policy-making

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Visvizi,

Grimaldi

2023

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PurposeIndustry 4.0 defines the application of digital technologies on business infrastructure and processes. With the increasing need to take into account the social and environmental impact of technologies, the concept of Society 5.0 has been proposed to restore the centrality of humans in the proper utilization of technology for the exploitation of innovation opportunities. Despite the identification of humans, resilience and sustainability as the key dimensions of Society 5.0, the definition of the key factors that can enable Innovation in the light of 5.0 principles has not been yet assessed.Design/methodology/approach An SLR, followed by a content analysis of results and a clustering of the main topics, is performed to (1) identify the key domains and dimensions of the Industry 5.0 paradigm; (2) understand their impact on Innovation 5.0; (3) discuss and reflect on the resulting implications for research, managerial practices and the policy-making process.Findings The findings allow the elaboration of a multileveled framework to redefine Innovation through the 5.0 paradigm by advancing the need to integrate ICT and technology (Industry 5.0) with the human-centric, social and knowledge-based dimensions (Society 5.0).Originality/value The study detects guidelines for managers, entrepreneurs and policy-makers in the adoption of effective strategies to promote human resources and knowledge management for the attainment of multiple innovation outcomes (from technological to data-driven and societal innovation).

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Rethinking innovation through industry and society 5.0 paradigms: a multileveled approach for management and policy-making

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Visvizi,

Grimaldi

2023

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“…As it turns out, a smart city is created by the combination of multi-layered smart buildings and smart citizens rather than the other way around [11][12][13]. Exactly, for Sustainability 2023, 15, 325 2 of 18 this reason, it is claimed that even small communities could see smart growth that begins with their citizens' engagement [14][15][16][17].…”

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Small-Town Citizens’ Technology Acceptance of Smart and Sustainable City Development

2022

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Citizens are an essential part of the process of smartification and sustainable development of cities as they must adopt, understand and interact with the enabling technologies of digital transformation of societies, cities, and public administration. Therefore, technology acceptance is crucial to creating smart and citizen-centered cities. This is even more challenging in small towns that suffer from an aging population, desertification, lack of infrastructure, and especially the digital divide. The purpose of this research is to investigate the adoption of an Urban Services Technology (UST) in tourism management within a tourism-oriented small town in Southern Italy. A questionnaire was then constructed according to the 12-variable Urban Service Technology Acceptance Model (USTAM), and 216 responses were obtained from a defined group of 1076 subjects. Analyzing the data with a quantitative approach by conducting Exploratory Factor Analysis (EFA), Confirmatory Factor Analysis (CFA), and Structural Equation Modeling (SEM), the assumptions of the initial model were all rejected and new five factors emerged. The path diagram shows that only the factors Sustainability, Ease and Value have a positive correlation with technology adoption. Future research might investigate the mediating role of socio-demographic variables on technology acceptance by considering geographical and cultural diversity among small towns.

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The Managerial Skills in Complex Systems: An Integrated Approach to Learning Process

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2024

Springer Proceedings in Complexity

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From knowledge co-creation to value co-creation and beyond: challenging global emergency in smart service systems.

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Rethinking innovation through industry and society 5.0 paradigms: a multileveled approach for management and policy-making

Rethinking innovation through industry and society 5.0 paradigms: a multileveled approach for management and policy-making

Small-Town Citizens’ Technology Acceptance of Smart and Sustainable City Development

The Managerial Skills in Complex Systems: An Integrated Approach to Learning Process

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