Software de código abierto en tecnologías emergentes para el crecimiento económico
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https://doi.org/10.5935/jetia.v7i27.730Resumen
El crecimiento de la economía es uno de los objetivos de todos los países, ya que garantiza un mejor nivel de vida para los ciudadanos de esos países. Una de las formas en que se puede lograr este crecimiento económico es invirtiendo en tecnologías que pueden generar una mayor eficiencia en las operaciones y reducir los costos generales. Las naciones desarrolladas tienen más destreza económica debido a su fuerte inversión en desarrollo tecnológico, que a veces puede ser difícil de alcanzar en las naciones en desarrollo. El software de código abierto, sin embargo, nivela el terreno de juego, ya que presenta fortalezas que pueden impulsar la innovación más rápido de lo que se puede lograr con el paradigma de desarrollo de software propietario. Las tecnologías emergentes, por otro lado, presentan poderes transformadores que pueden catalizar el crecimiento económico de los países que pueden aplicarlas de manera eficiente. Este documento examina las características clave del software de código abierto junto con las tecnologías emergentes para establecer el impacto del software de código abierto en las tecnologías emergentes y su impacto más amplio en el crecimiento económico. Se examinaron tecnologías emergentes específicas donde se están aplicando conceptos de código abierto para revelar el impacto positivo del software de código abierto, mientras que, al mismo tiempo, se investigaron tecnologías emergentes específicas que están creando disrupciones que impulsan el crecimiento económico. Finalmente se concluyó que el software de código abierto presenta fortalezas clave, que cuando se combinan con los poderes disruptivos de las tecnologías emergentes, presenta un tremendo potencial para incrementar el crecimiento económico del país en el que se implementa.
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