Scenario-driven Innovation Empowered by Digital Intelligence
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Scenario-Driven Innovation; Digital-Intelligent Empowerment; Innovation Network.Abstract
Advances in digital and intelligent technologies, along with the constant emergence of new application contexts, are fostering a novel innovation paradigm known as scenario-driven innovation. Scenario-driven innovation is one of the emerging research hotspots in recent years. Due to the fuzziness of related concepts, problems such as scattered research results and unclear development direction exist. To clarify the research status of scenario-driven innovation in the digital-intelligent context, this paper elaborates on the theoretical basis related to scenario-driven innovation, uses CiteSpace for bibliometric analysis, describes the knowledge map of scenario-driven innovation research, and refines and analyzes hot topics. Integrating the results of bibliometric analysis and combining with practical cases, a scenario-driven innovation actor network is formed, and a scenario innovation actor network circle layer model is constructed, which can provide reference for the theoretical research and practical development of the scenario-driven innovation actor network.
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