Propuesta de un Modelo de Gestión del Conocimiento Aplicable en las Universidades Tecnológicas del Estado de Hidalgo para el Desarrollo de una Sociedad y Economía del Conocimiento
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Ante la construcción de una mega ciencia como lo es el Sincrotrón Mexicano y en atención a las políticas estatales, nacionales e internacionales, que establecen que las Universidades Tecnológicas del Estados de Hidalgo deben generar una sociedad y economía basada en el conocimiento; se pretende que éstas transiten del modelo educativo actual hacia un modelo de gestión del conocimiento, donde interactúen con el Sincrotrón y atiendan de manera integral los problemas sociales, ambientales, culturales, económicos y políticos. En este sentido, el presente trabajo ha realizado un diagnóstico utilizando la metodología KAM (Knowledge Assesment Methodology), establecida por el Banco Mundial, en el marco de los cuatro pilares de la economía del conocimiento, a) Incentivos Económicos y Régimen Institucional, b) Educación y c) Innovación y d) Tecnologías de la Información y las Comunicaciones, enfocando los retos y oportunidades que deben afrontar en su entorno, realizando un análisis de los escenarios político, económico, social, tecnológico y medioambiental. Con el análisis de resultados del diagnóstico se establece la construcción del modelo de gestión del conocimiento que tiene como base la identificación de los procesos críticos; desde la planeación estratégica, la ideación, el uso de las herramientas para la gestión del conocimiento, la analítica institucional y la generación de una cultura de compartir y difundir para desenvolverse con una mega ciencia; dando como resultados indicadores de impacto, para otorgar nuevos servicios, obtener nuevos proyectos, crear nuevas tecnologías, negocios y sobre todo dar solución a problemas sociales, en un marco del desarrollo sostenible, incidiendo en la mejora y competitividad institucional, productividad de innovación, otorgando un mayor valor agregado, una cultura organizacional, cultura emprendedora y bienestar social. La evaluación del modelo realizado por expertos de las UUTT aportó un nuevo potencial para la organización de las universidades en la prestación de servicios, cambiar patrones de trabajo y mejor desempeño.
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Santillán Arias, Amalia
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amaliasantillan@gmail.com
(2022)
Propuesta de un Modelo de Gestión del Conocimiento Aplicable en las Universidades Tecnológicas del Estado de Hidalgo para el Desarrollo de una Sociedad y Economía del Conocimiento.
Doctoral thesis, SIN ESPECIFICAR.
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Ante la construcción de una mega ciencia como lo es el Sincrotrón Mexicano y en atención a las políticas estatales, nacionales e internacionales, que establecen que las Universidades Tecnológicas del Estados de Hidalgo deben generar una sociedad y economía basada en el conocimiento; se pretende que éstas transiten del modelo educativo actual hacia un modelo de gestión del conocimiento, donde interactúen con el Sincrotrón y atiendan de manera integral los problemas sociales, ambientales, culturales, económicos y políticos. En este sentido, el presente trabajo ha realizado un diagnóstico utilizando la metodología KAM (Knowledge Assesment Methodology), establecida por el Banco Mundial, en el marco de los cuatro pilares de la economía del conocimiento, a) Incentivos Económicos y Régimen Institucional, b) Educación y c) Innovación y d) Tecnologías de la Información y las Comunicaciones, enfocando los retos y oportunidades que deben afrontar en su entorno, realizando un análisis de los escenarios político, económico, social, tecnológico y medioambiental. Con el análisis de resultados del diagnóstico se establece la construcción del modelo de gestión del conocimiento que tiene como base la identificación de los procesos críticos; desde la planeación estratégica, la ideación, el uso de las herramientas para la gestión del conocimiento, la analítica institucional y la generación de una cultura de compartir y difundir para desenvolverse con una mega ciencia; dando como resultados indicadores de impacto, para otorgar nuevos servicios, obtener nuevos proyectos, crear nuevas tecnologías, negocios y sobre todo dar solución a problemas sociales, en un marco del desarrollo sostenible, incidiendo en la mejora y competitividad institucional, productividad de innovación, otorgando un mayor valor agregado, una cultura organizacional, cultura emprendedora y bienestar social. La evaluación del modelo realizado por expertos de las UUTT aportó un nuevo potencial para la organización de las universidades en la prestación de servicios, cambiar patrones de trabajo y mejor desempeño.
| Tipo de Documento: | Tesis (Doctoral) |
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| Palabras Clave: | Sociedad y Economía del Conocimiento, KAM, Universidades Tecnológicas, Modelos de Gestión, Sincrotrón Mexicano |
| Clasificación temática: | Materias > Ciencias Sociales Materias > Educación |
| Divisiones: | Universidad Internacional Iberoamericana México > Investigación > Tesis Doctorales |
| Depositado: | 21 Sep 2023 23:30 |
| Ultima Modificación: | 21 Sep 2023 23:30 |
| URI: | https://repositorio.unini.edu.mx/id/eprint/1003 |
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In the original publication [1], there was a mistake in Table 1 as published. In Table 1, the row labelled “Dose 1” appears twice; once at the top and once again at the bottom (after Dose 7). This repeated entry was unintentional and should be removed. The correct table should end at Dose 7, and the repeated Dose 1 row at the bottom is redundant and may cause confusion. The corrected Table 1 appears below. The authors state that the scientific conclusions are unaffected. This correction was approved by the Academic Editor. The original publication has also been updated.
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