Teknoloji ve Yenilik Yönetiminde Sosyal Sorumluluk

Abstract

Bu çalışma, literatür taraması ve teori temelli kaynaklara dayanarak teknoloji ve yenilik yönetimi ile sosyal sorumluluk arasındaki ilişkiyi araştırmayı hedeflemektedir. Günümüzde, işletmelerin ortaya çıkışı teknoloji ve uygulamaları ile direkt olarak şekillenmekte ve yönlendirilmektedir. Günümüzün sürekli değişen iş dünyasında, değişiklik yapmak riskli bir süreçtir ve yenilik, kuruluşların rekabet edebilmeleri için itici bir güçtür. Sosyal (açıdan) sorumlu olabilmek ve rekabet avantajı elde etmek için, işletmelerin değişime açık ve teknolojiyi yönetebiliyor olmaları gerekir. Referansların büyük bir bölümü yenilik, teknoloji ve bunların yönetimi, sosyal ve kurumsal sorumluluk (CSR) ile bunların yararlarıyla ilgili konuları ele alan literatür olmuştur

Keywords

• Yenilik, Teknoloji, Sosyal Sorumluluk, Kurumsal Sosyal

Being Socially Responsible by Managing Technology and Innovation

Abstract

Based on the literature review and the theory based view of the resources, this study aims to research the relationship between social responsibility and management of technology and innovation. Today, the origins of businesses are shaped and directed by technology and its practices. In today's ever-changing business world, making a change is a risky process and the innovation is a driving force for the organizations to be able to compete. In order to be socially responsible and get a competitive advantage, businesses should correspond to the change and be able to manage technology. The greatest source of references was the management literature which followed by the topics of innovation, technology and their management, social and corporate responsibility (CSR) with their benefits

Keywords

• Innovation, Technology, Social Responsibility, and Corporate Social

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