An approach to the impact of disruptive technologies
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The last decades attend a big amount of technological changes. The speed of technological change is such that has released a definition for organizational consequences that this change has. It is disruptive technology, considered as the diffusion of innovations driving the disappearance of products or services that were used by the society. This obviously has, an impact in the customs and habits of people, the behavior of markets, the social relationships and even in economic processes. The objective of this study is to analyze the impacts of disruptive technologies in the Latin American social and business environment. This has been revised a set of publications of authors and institutions recognized in the world, from the Science-Technology - Society approach. The paper formulates the main sheds, in which impacts on the various business subsystems are manifested.
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