Technology strategy and sustained growth: Poland in the European Union

Arogyaswamy, Bernard; Kozioł, Waldemar

doi:10.1016/j.techsoc.2005.08.002

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“…Research of managing innovative development of industrial corporation is devoted to the leading scientists' papers (Arogyaswamy, Koziol, 2005;Griffith et al, 2004;Lawson & Samson, 2001;Radjou et al, 2012). The problematic issues of providing strategic management for the innovative development of corporations have been revealed in the papers (Corey et al 2014;Griliches, 1998;Mir & Watson, 2000;Tidd et al 2001;Wilmott, 2009).…”

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Emergence of the global technology market is under the influence of transnationalization in the context of informatization of the knowledge economy in parallel with the formation of the global market for intellectual property products, which together with the institute of private property will determine the conditions for the generation and implementation of new ideas. The role of the patent system in the international technological exchange in the global harmonization of both direct and indirect regulation of innovation is increasing. The prospects for the global technology market will determine the processes of digitization and automation of the standardized industries and services based on the artificial intelligence, energy efficiency using renewable sources, greening and socialization, especially in pharmacy and medicine. The most common is the business model when demand finds a suitable offer among users rather than commercial agents through an online platform. Since one of the main problems is lack of complete trust in online operations, platforms are working to improve the financial and personal security of their users and the virtual identification of customers.

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“…Researchers such as Roztocki, Weistroffer, Monar, and Nasirin (2007) and Arogyaswamy and Koziol (2005) attribute this to that fact that most past research activities in transition economy countries, particularly in Eastern Europe, were controlled by central government administrations and was often directed to other fields rather than IT, such as physics and chemistry. Recently, various researchers have recognised this research gap and carried out studies in an attempt to highlight key issues surrounding the impact of ICT on the public sector in TECs.…”

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E-government implementation strategies in developed and transition economies: A comparative study

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“…Before the collapse of the Soviet Union, research activities in the communist countries were highly controlled by government administration and were also subject to central planning. Often research was directed to other fields rather than IT, such as physics and chemistry (Arogyaswamy & Koziol, 2005). Moreover, the Coordinating Committee for Multilateral Export Controls (COCOM) embargo, which substantially limited exports of western technology to Eastern Bloc countries, caused the local IT industry to lag 8 to 12 years behind the cutting edge (Marble, 2004).…”

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confidence: 99%