Software de código aberto em tecnologias emergentes para o crescimento econômico
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O crescimento da economia é um dos objetivos de cada país, pois garante uma melhoria do nível de vida dos seus cidadãos. Uma das maneiras pelas quais esse crescimento econômico pode ser alcançado é investindo em tecnologias que possam gerar mais eficiência nas operações e, ao mesmo tempo, reduzir os custos gerais. As nações desenvolvidas têm mais proezas econômicas por causa de seu pesado investimento em desenvolvimento tecnológico, que às vezes pode ser ilusório nas nações em desenvolvimento. O software de código aberto, no entanto, nivela o terreno de jogo, pois apresenta pontos fortes que podem impulsionar a inovação mais rápido do que pode ser alcançado com o paradigma de desenvolvimento de software proprietário. As tecnologias emergentes, por outro lado, apresentam poderes transformadores que podem catalisar o crescimento econômico dos países que podem aplicá-las com eficiência. Este artigo examina as principais características do software de código aberto juntamente com tecnologias emergentes para estabelecer o impacto do software de código aberto nas tecnologias emergentes e seu impacto mais amplo no crescimento econômico. Tecnologias emergentes específicas onde os conceitos de código aberto estão sendo aplicados foram examinadas para revelar o impacto positivo do software de código aberto, enquanto, ao mesmo tempo, tecnologias emergentes específicas que estão criando interrupções que impulsionam o crescimento econômico foram investigadas. Concluiu-se, por fim, que o software de código aberto apresenta pontos fortes importantes, que quando combinados com os poderes disruptivos das tecnologias emergentes, apresentam um enorme potencial para aumentar o crescimento econômico do país em que é implementado.
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