Дигиталне компетенције у менаџменту: пут ка супериорној конкурентности и отпор променама
Sažetak
Дигиталне технологије у управљању компанијама постају неопходан услов за њихову конкурентност. Употреба ових технологија захтева промене у управљачким процесима и у организацији рада менаџера. Аутори су проучавали употребу дигиталних технологија и проблеме са којима се руски менаџери суочавају када са њима раде, као и ставове према дигиталним технологијама који откривају постојеће изазове, укључујући отпор на надолазеће промене. У раду су анализирана питања везана за начине изградње нових управљачких компетенција у дигиталној економији.
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