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Dimensions of the digital economy based on the analysis of articles published in selected scientific databases

Hoffmann-Burdzińska Kinga, Stolecka-Makowska Agata

Zeszyty Naukowe. Organizacja i Zarządzanie / Politechnika Śląska

2024

z. 195

203--218

Purpose: The aim of the article was to identify scientific articles dealing with specific dimensions of the digital economy and to characterize them based on an analysis of the abstracts of the identified scientific articles. Design/methodology/approach: The objectives were achieved by using the method of a literature review, through which scientific articles addressing specific areas/dimensions of the digital economy were identified and analyzed. The analysis was based on scientific articles downloaded from the Web of Science (WoS) and Scopus databases. An in-depth analysis of the articles was used to prepare an overview of the dimensions of the digital economy. Results: The research shows a rather scarce number of publications on the digital economy and the multifaceted nature of the issues addressed, which are difficult to categorize into specific dimensions of the digital economy. The analysis of keywords and abstracts shows that some dimensions of the digital economy are more frequent and others less studied by the authors. Research implications: In the future, it would be interesting to fill the gaps in the definition and dimensions of the digital economy, and extend the analysis to include more qualitative aspects. Originality/value: This article presents the results of a literature review on the dimensions of the digital economy, a new and relatively under-researched topic. The strategy of searching for articles in selected databases represents the author's proposal of a set of dimensions of the digital economy, which is a combination of the dimensions described in the literature and recent trends in the digital economy.

Critical success factors affecting efficient management of the new product implementation process at research organisations

Walasik Marzena, Mizerska Paulina

Zeszyty Naukowe. Organizacja i Zarządzanie / Politechnika Śląska

2023

z. 172

621--633

Purpose: Identification and selection of a set of critical success factors for a research organisation based on the evaluation conducted by managers of new product development processes at such organisations. Determination of factors that are of the utmost importance at the pre-development stage (so-called fuzzy front-end stage) and verification of the obtained results based on the case study of a successful new product implementation. Design/method/approach: First, desk research was conducted, followed by a survey and a case study analysis. Conclusions: The adequacy of the identified set of factors was confirmed (applicability of 90% of the selected factors was recognised). A number of additional success determinants of the new product development (NPD) process were specified. The importance of planning, tactical and organisational measures taken at the fuzzy front-end stage of the NPD process was confirmed. The crucial importance of identifying and verifying NPD process critical success factors was demonstrated. Research limitations/implications: Possibility to expand the set of critical success factors for a research organisation, verification of the adequacy of the developed set based on other cases and types of technological solutions. Practical implications: The study can serve as a reference for research organisations that want to verify the reasons for the success or failure of their implementation processes. Social implications: The study can contribute to the implementation of standards and good practices concerning the NPD process implementation, which are directed at social participation and consideration of social needs during the processes of innovation development and implementation. Originality/value: The study addresses the needs of teams involved in NPD processes, both at research organisations and in companies. The article provides important guidance to managers of NPD processes. It offers a comprehensive overview of critical success factors and identifies a set of good practices to improve the efficiency of the NPD process.