THE ROLE OF DIGITIZATION IN INNOVATION COOPERATION AND INTEGRATION PROCESSES
Keywords:
Digitization, innovation, processes, cooperation, integration, digital technologies, collaborative ecosystems.Abstract
This scientific article explores the transformative impact of digitalization on innovation collaboration and integration processes across sectors and industries. It explores how digital technologies can facilitate collaboration, knowledge sharing and synergy among stakeholders, thereby improving innovation outcomes and organizational agility. Through the analysis of relevant literature and cases, this article explains the role of digitalization in cultivating collaborative innovation ecosystems and promoting cross-border integration in the digital era. The paper highlights the importance of leveraging digitalization to improve collaboration between different stakeholders and optimize integrated strategies for sustainable growth.
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