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Digital trade of human competencies

Proceedings of the 32nd Annual Hawaii International Conference on Systems Sciences. 1999. HICSS-32. Abstracts and CD-ROM of Full Papers, 2003
This paper presents a framework and an intranet solution for an electronic marker of human competencies to ease the team building process, as well as to support knowledge and competence exchange. This systems should allow to reduce the transaction costs and time requested at the creation stage of a team, and ensure a higher quality of the selection. We
André Lang, Yves Pigneur
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Competing in Digital Markets: A Platform-Based Perspective

Academy of Management Perspectives, 2021
The digitization of the economy is altering the nature of competition, affecting the fundamental way firms compete in digital markets. In this article, we offer a platform-based view of competition in digital markets, present three distinct types of platform markets, the key elements affecting the value of a platform-based service, and the competitive ...
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‘Digitalized' competences. A crucial challenge beyond digital competences

2022
ABSTRACT Today's societies are experiencing a digitalization that is transforming organizations and jobs. Scholars, practitioners, and policy makers tend to focus on digital competences as a way to adapt the general population and workers to the technological revolution, enhance competitiveness and employability, and reduce social exclusion.
Peiró,José M, Martínez-Tur,Vicente
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Skills and Competencies for Digital Transformation

IT Professional, 2018
Digital transformation requires a special set of skills and competencies, such as BPM, robotic process automation, cloud computing, emerging technology, agile program management, cybersecurity, and effective internal and external communications skills.
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Media Competence: Enabling for Digitization

2019 IEEE Global Engineering Education Conference (EDUCON), 2019
Increasing digitization in work and learning environment is changing the requirements for employees. Digital learning is considered more important for vocational training. This is a chance for employees who could so far rarely participate in traditional vocational training.
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Digital Competence of Future Teachers

2018
Future teachers are members of the digital generation so the authors are interested to find out what students (future teachers) consider as essential digital competence necessary for their future teaching profession. We are also interested in knowing if they think that competence, which is developed in existing curricula, should be further developed ...
Jadranka Lasic-Lazic, Kresimir Pavlina, Ana Pongrac Pavlina   +2 more
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Digital Competences

This study investigates the intersection of digital literacy, digital public services, and urban competitiveness, focusing on the Hungarian context. Using a nationally representative survey of 1,000 adults, the research explores disparities in digital competencies across demographic groups, settlement types, and socioeconomic strata.
Balazs Benjámin Budai, Gábor Town Bozsó, Sándor T. Csuhai, István Tózsa   +3 more
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Competing Values in the Era of Digitalization

2015 48th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, 2015
This case study examines three different digital innovation projects within Auto Inc -- a large European automaker. By using the competing values framework as a theoretical lens we explore how dynamic capabilities occur in a firm trying to meet increasing demands in originating and innovating from digitalization.
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Digital Competencies of Future Teachers

Bibliografija: str. 141-142.
IvanušGrmek, Milena, Ograjšek, Sabina, Mithans, Monika   +2 more
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Capabilities for Digital Transformation Competencies

Scandinavian Journal of Information Systems
Digital transformation requires firms to reassess their competence bases, yet the literature offers limited guidance on which competencies are essential for non-IT employees to effectively navigate digital transformation or how such competencies should be developed and utilized within the organization.
Karen S. Osmundsen, Jonq Iden
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