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Information and communication technologies support for the participation of universities in innovation networks (comparative study)

  • Received October 8, 2018;
    Accepted November 9, 2018;
    Published December 5, 2018
  • Author(s)
    Link to ORCID Index: http://orcid.org/0000-0003-1362-478X
    Olha Prokopenko
    ORCID Researcher ID , Rurik Holmberg ,
    Link to ORCID Index: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0713-1444
    Vitaliy Omelyanenko
    ORCID Researcher ID
  • DOI
    http://dx.doi.org/10.21511/im.14(3).2018.03
  • Article Info
    Volume 14 2018, Issue #3, pp. 17-29
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To ensure and strengthen the development of high-tech R&D and its industrial applications in the long-term perspective, information and communication technologies (ICT) cooperation tools with national and international institutions, network associations and firms are of great importance. To solve this problem, a joint systematic and coordinated work to develop institutions that can provide crucial support to innovation process is crucial. For these purposes, higher educational institutions (HEI) innovation activities information and communication support and technological development analysis are critically important. The purpose of this study is to analyze the existing ICT toolkit, which is used to manage R&D and various industrial applications, and to develop a conceptual framework for the implementation of these tools for the participation of universities in innovation networks. To answer this question, authors begin by taking a closer look at the new role of universities in the development of knowledge generation in a global environment, as well as problems and tendencies under conditions of postindustrial society. The new role of universities in knowledge generation in the global environment development, and problems and tendencies under the conditions of postindustrial society were outlined. Modern ICT components, which are necessary for universities to participate in the innovation networks, were analyzed. Some cases of foreign experience in the scientific and innovation networks of current prototypes of Industry 4.0 development were discussed, and the possibilities of its adaptation to national innovation system formation conditions in Ukraine were identified. By theoretical and empirical examining, the authors propose more complete understanding of modern ICT components, which are necessary for universities to participate in innovation networks. Cases of foreign experience in the scientific and innovation networks of current prototypes of Industry 4.0 development were investigated. Moreover, the evidence from this study suggests a variety of factors related to the possibilities to adapt ICT tools to national innovation system formation in Ukraine.

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  • Keywords
    cooperation, HEI, ICT, innovation activity, innovation networks, strategy, university
  • JEL Classification (Paper profile tab)
    D83, L86, O32, O57
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    • Figure 1. Number of universities in top 50 of world university rankings universities with the most industry collaborations
    • Table 1. Most prolific university-corporate partnerships
    • Table 2. Types of innovation networks
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