Permitir una transformación digital sostenible
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https://doi.org/10.52428/27888991.v6i9.1192Palabras clave:
sustainability, digital transformationResumen
Este artículo explora las intersecciones críticas entre la transformación digital y el desarrollo sostenible, proponiendo un marco integrado para lograr la transformación digital sostenible que combine el avance tecnológico con la gestión ambiental. El estudio comienza definiendo la transformación digital sostenible como un enfoque integrado que tiene en cuenta las perspectivas ambientales, económicas y sociales.
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