2015 Information Technologies in Innovation Business Conference (ITIB) 2015
DOI: 10.1109/itib.2015.7355057
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Specifics of organizing and standardizing innovative labour in information economy

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“…The appropriateness of using the concept of human capital intellectualization at different levels is substantiated by the already available research of scientists considering different aspects of human capital development: innovation [23,28], digitalization [11,12], education [6,13], integration [7,18], sustainability [19,35] at the macro-level [36,43,50], regional level [40,51], and micro-level (enterprise or individual) [10,18,37,43], etc.…”
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“…The appropriateness of using the concept of human capital intellectualization at different levels is substantiated by the already available research of scientists considering different aspects of human capital development: innovation [23,28], digitalization [11,12], education [6,13], integration [7,18], sustainability [19,35] at the macro-level [36,43,50], regional level [40,51], and micro-level (enterprise or individual) [10,18,37,43], etc.…”
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“…There is a fair amount of research on the relationship between sustainable development and the intellectualization of human capital, including in the strategic dimension, in modern scientific theory [20,34,[37][38][39][40][41] and other areas. The dynamism of innovative transformation in various industries and their impact on the intellectualization of human capital was investigated by Poberezhna [4], Maslak, et al [42], Lepeyko and Chernoivanova [43], Lenihan, et al [44], Cammeraat, et al [13], and others. From the perspective of the internal environment and improvement of the system of interrelationships in conditions of limited resources, the impact of human capital on the development of the enterprise was studied by Marimuthu, et al [5].…”
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“…However, with all the variety of research in this area [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16], the methods of determining the labor intensity of innovative work depending on the types of innovative labor operations remain insufficiently studied.…”
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confidence: 99%