Typology of Enterprises in the Creative Industries Sector Using Information and Communication Technologies in Poland

Future Research Directions: The typology elucidated in the study highlights several areas ripe for further research. One critical avenue is the in-depth analysis of ICT impacts on the creative industries, requiring the development of methodologies that accurately measure both tangible and intangible...

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Published inEuropean research studies Vol. 27; no. 4; p. 273
Main Author Ratalewska, Magdalena
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published International Strategic Management Association 01.10.2024
Subjects
Augmented Reality
Europe
Industrial design
Poland
Small business
Social aspects
Strategic planning (Business)
United Kingdom
United States
Poland
United Kingdom
United States
Europe
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ISSN1108-2976

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Summary:Future Research Directions: The typology elucidated in the study highlights several areas ripe for further research. One critical avenue is the in-depth analysis of ICT impacts on the creative industries, requiring the development of methodologies that accurately measure both tangible and intangible effects across economic, cultural, and societal dimensions. Additionally, the user experience and human-computer interaction within creative processes warrant exploration to optimize interactions between individuals and ICT tools, focusing on usability, accessibility, and efficacy. The integration of emergent technologies such as artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and augmented reality into creative processes also presents a significant area for study. These technologies' effects on creativity, innovation, and the production pipeline within the creative industries merit thorough investigation, particularly how they can foster cross-disciplinary collaborations and novel forms of creative expression.
ISSN:1108-2976