Elena Ushakova
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Elena Ushakova is a researcher focused on the intersection of technological cooperation and digital transformation, with a particular emphasis on enhancing efficiency in collaborative innovation ecosystems. Her most-cited work, "Increasing of the Technological Cooperation Efficiency in the Context of Digitalization" (2022), examines how digital tools and platforms can streamline partnerships between firms, research institutions, and governments, offering actionable frameworks for optimizing resource sharing and knowledge transfer in the digital age. While her citation count is currently modest, her contributions are timely and relevant, addressing critical challenges in managing cross-sectoral collaboration amidst rapid technological change. Ushakova’s research is particularly valuable for students and practitioners navigating the complexities of open innovation and digital ecosystems, as it provides evidence-based strategies for overcoming barriers like data silos and coordination costs. Her work signals a growing interest in the practical applications of digitalization to foster more resilient and productive cooperative networks, positioning her as an emerging voice in this evolving field.
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