Innovation Provision of Kazakhstan Industries Competitive Development

Koshebayeva, Gaukhar; Alpysbayeva, N.A.

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“…The umbrella factor in this case is the innovation index, which varies significantly for different countries and regions. In any case, these indicators as the resulting impact of competencies and technologies on Frontiers in Environmental Science frontiersin.org production processes, knowledge intensity and direct dependence on investments in human capital, the R&D segment of the economy, as well as market development and business convenience indices have an a significant impact on corresponding markets (Koshebayeva and Alpysbayeva, 2015;Jribi et al, 2020;KPMG Digital Delta, 2020;Kim, 2021;Liu et al, 2021). Also, the assessment will provide quantifiable data on the adaptation of market participants to the constant process of technology development and readiness to implement innovative solutions.…”

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“…Next, analytical statistics are summarized using algorithms for processing Big Data technology into a matrix of market preferences. The elements of such a matrix corresponding to the level of demand for the products offered, are also taken with consideration to the competitive environment (Koshebayeva and Alpysbayeva, 2015;Jribi et al, 2020;KPMG Digital Delta, 2020;Kim, 2021).…”

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Innovative analysis in climate change: Evidence from developed European countries

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Since the turn of the 20th century, the whole world entered a period of technological singularity. It is also predicted that the pace of innovation regarding problems associated with climate change, generational change of technologies will constantly increase. This paper aims to bring an innovative product to the market regarding subsequent economical and social strategy. The methodology is based on a dynamic assessment of the development of consumer demand in the context of innovative proposals. In the article, results are obtained and the volume of investments in the development of innovations is determined, which optimizes the balance between curtailing the volume of output using the previous technology in climate change and increasing the production and sale of an innovative product in climate change. The novelty of this study is in the panel framework on the base of Model Based System Engineering (MBSE). The study concludes that MBSE are more sensitive to innovative activity. The volume of investments in the development of innovations is determined. The main result is the total profit from the demand in the consumer market for products based on old and new technologies in climate change, since reformed business processes entail significant financial costs. The above-discussed issues lead to inappropriate misleading policy recommendations. The main recommendation is using disaggregated trade data for each trading partner and industry level to conclude more accurate results and policy recommendations for each trading partner and industry in concern.

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Innovative analysis in climate change: Evidence from developed European countries

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Yadykin

Badenko

et al. 2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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“…However, as is the case in many other countries, the water sector is still lagging behind in terms of innovations. It has also been difficult to quantify the extent of the problem due to the lack of sufficient studies (Koshebayeva and Alpysbayeva 2015;Sadyrova et al 2021;Issayeva et al 2020). Therefore, the current state of the water sector makes water-related innovations of high interest on the global policy agenda.…”

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Investigation of Different Water-Related Innovation Aspects within the Past Three Decades: A Case Study of Kazakhstan and Neighboring Countries

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The advancement of water sustainability and reliance is highly dependent on the innovative ideas implemented in the sector. However, despite water being a vital resource, the water sector still faces many challenges in terms of innovations in comparison to other sectors. This study investigated different aspects of innovation activities in the water sector in the case of Kazakhstan and neighboring countries. The potential water-related issues calling for more innovation activities in the field are also expounded. Moreover, the potential effect of the COVID-19 global pandemic is also highlighted, based on a questionnaire survey conducted among different water-related firms. The innovation datasets were divided into three different decades to investigate the potential influence of a 10-year period on the characteristics of the innovation activities in the water sector; whereby, a p-value of approximately 0.014 was retrieved from the analysis of variance (less than the significance threshold of 0.05). As a result of our findings, it can be stated that there were statistically significant differences in terms of innovation during the three decades investigated in this study. Moreover, a relatively high correlation was observed between wastewater handling tariffs and the number of patented innovations, with a correlation coefficient of 0.868; however, there was a weak correlation between water supply tariffs and patented innovations, with a correlation coefficient of 0.333. Based on the questionnaire survey, it was observed that the innovation disruption caused by COVID-19 in terms of the motivation in water-related innovations has impacted more of the large-scale water firms than the small-scale firms. Therefore, the results derived in this study further reveal that there is a significant need to invest more towards innovation in the water sector, especially regarding large-scale firms.

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Innovation Provision of Kazakhstan Industries Competitive Development

Cited by 2 publications

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Innovative analysis in climate change: Evidence from developed European countries

Innovative analysis in climate change: Evidence from developed European countries

Investigation of Different Water-Related Innovation Aspects within the Past Three Decades: A Case Study of Kazakhstan and Neighboring Countries

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