Innovation in the Rural Areas and the Linkage with the Quintuple Helix Model

Provenzano, Vincenzo; Arnone, Massimo; Seminara, Maria Rosaria

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2016.05.269

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“…Methodology This paper was prepared using a qualitative-descriptive method with library research design. Library research is an investigation that aims to collect data and information in library rooms, such as from books, magazines, documents, historical notes, and so on (Pasolong, 2013). This paper contains literature on the concept of penta-helix and quintuple-helix as well as data related to the management of tourism villages in Yogyakarta city.…”

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Penta-Helix and Quintuple-Helix in the Management of Tourism Villages in Yogyakarta City

Sumarto¹,

Sumartono²,

Muluk³

et al. 2020

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Each country is currently focusing on developing tourism, considering its impact on economic growth and people's welfare. Yogyakarta is one of the regions with diverse tourist destinations. The majority of tourist destinations in Yogyakarta city promote arts and culture as tourism icons, including tourism village destinations. However, tourism villages in the city have not fully received tourist attention. Therefore, solutions are required to be found to optimize tourism management and significantly increase the number of tourist visits. This paper aimed to describe the interaction between the government, the tourism industry, higher education institution, media, society, and environment in the tourism village management in Yogyakarta city. The discussion results describe that tourism village management requires synergistic interaction from some elements covering the government, tourism industry, higher education institution, media, society, and environment. The interaction can at least be a solution in improving the quality of tourism village management. Triple-Helix focuses on interactions among higher education institution, industry, and government on innovation. Quadruple-Helix adds the fourth helix, namely culture and mediabased public. Quintuple-Helix is a collaboration of elements contained in the Quadruple-Helix with the addition of the natural environment of society. Penta-Helix adds the media element. With the presence of the government, tourism industry, higher education institution, media, society, and environment that interact with each other, the management of tourism villages in Yogyakarta city becomes more optimal and attract more tourists to visit.

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Penta-Helix and Quintuple-Helix in the Management of Tourism Villages in Yogyakarta City

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Sumartono²,

Muluk³

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“…Following Provenzano et al [ 5 ], recent studies show a great importance of smart strategies and innovation in rural settlements, especially within the context of the widening gap between thinly and densely populated areas. On the other hand, as Hosseini et al [ 6 ] are arguing via Porter et al [ 22 ], these areas have enormous economic potential.…”

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“…Gradually these technically oriented definitions have proven themselves to be conceptually somewhat too narrow, urging the academic community to start emphasizing other aspects, for instance a more governance-oriented approach which emphasizes the role of social capital and relations in urban development [ 5 ] .…”

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The Use of IoT Technology in Smart Cities and Smart Villages: Similarities, Differences, and Future Prospects

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Kos

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Initially, the concept of Smart Cities (urban settlement) originated from the Internet of Things (IoT) technology, however, the use of IoT technology can be extended to the concept of Smart Villages (rural settlement) as well, improving the life of the villagers, and the communities as a whole. Yet, the rural settlements have slightly different requirements than the urban like settlements. If application of IoT in Smart Cities can be characterized by densification of IoT to day-to-day life, following cities’ structural characteristics of being densely settled places, IoT empowered Smart Villages are usually a system of dispersion and deficiency. In this manner, this research paper will address and discuss different application areas of IoT technology, identifying differences, but also similarities in both ecosystems, while trying to illuminate the standardization efforts that can be applicable in both contexts. In our text we will propose the following IoT application domains, which will also serve as a base for research on smart villages: 1. Natural Resources and Energy, 2. Transport and Mobility, 3. Smart Building, 4. Daily Life, 5. Government, and 6. Economy and Society. By providing an overview of technical solutions that support smart solutions in Smart Cities and Smart Villages this research paper will evaluate how, with IoT empowered Smart Villages and Smart Cities, an overall improvement of quality of life of their inhabitants can be achieved.

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“…De la misma manera, los capitales de las hélices actúan como insumos entre ellos, promueven innovaciones, crean valor y contribuyen a un futuro sostenible, definiendo así oportunidades para la economía del conocimiento. En este modelo, todos los actores son responsables en la formulación de estrategias para el desarrollo local (Durán et al, 2020;Provenzano, Arnone y Seminara, 2016;Carayannis y Campbell, 2010).…”

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Propuesta metodológica para el turismo rural desde la prospectiva y quinta hélice

Gómez-Vázquez

Canales-Garcia

2020

Estudios Sociales

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Objetivo: debido a que las áreas rurales en México atraviesan procesos de exclusión, marginación y pobreza, es por ello necesario generar estrategias viables que permitan la construcción de futuros posibles a partir de metodologías integrales, el objetivo del trabajo es diseñar una propuesta metodológica desde la quinta hélice y la prospectiva. Metodología: se realizó una revisión de literatura considerando los criterios establecidos por PRISMA. Resultados: los enfoques metodológicos que sobresalen en los estudios del turismo rural son: ambiental, social, económico, institucional, cognitivo y territorial. Asimismo, tanto la prospectiva como la quinta hélice resultan modelos metodológicos viables y pertinentes para el análisis, implementación y evaluación del turismo rural. Limitaciones: es un bosquejo metodológico aún sin aplicación práctica. Conclusiones: la solides teórica y validez metodológica de las hélices y la prospectiva, resultan pertinentes para el turismo rural, la generación de espacios de dialogo, reflexión y construcción con habitantes interesados en la actividad turística, investigadores (as) expertos (as) en temas de turismo rural, instituciones gubernamentales, empresas y empresarios y demás actores que se identifiquen en el trabajo de campo.

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Innovation in the Rural Areas and the Linkage with the Quintuple Helix Model

Cited by 22 publications

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Penta-Helix and Quintuple-Helix in the Management of Tourism Villages in Yogyakarta City

Penta-Helix and Quintuple-Helix in the Management of Tourism Villages in Yogyakarta City

The Use of IoT Technology in Smart Cities and Smart Villages: Similarities, Differences, and Future Prospects

Propuesta metodológica para el turismo rural desde la prospectiva y quinta hélice

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