Technological innovation in information management and its impact on various sectors
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Technological evolution in information management has emerged as a central axis in the development and operational efficiency of the industrial, academic and business sectors (Sharma et al., 2021). Digital transformation is based on the ability of organizations to capture, process and analyze data, turning it into valuable information for strategic decision making (Plekhanov et al., 2023). Information, considered a vital strategic asset, requires meticulous management to ensure its security, availability and quality. The implementation of advanced information systems, which focus on functional requirements and offer intuitive interfaces, is crucial to optimize operational processes and improve the user experience (Kraus et al., 2022).
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