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Autor(en) / Beteiligte

• Shakirova, Olga G
• Bashkov, Oleg V
• Khusainov, Akhmet A

Titel

Forming the Human Resources Potential for Innovative and Technological Development of the Region Within the Framework of the “Triple Helix” Model

Ist Teil von

• Current Problems and Ways of Industry Development: Equipment and Technologies, 2021, Vol.200, p.373-380

Ort / Verlag

Switzerland: Springer International Publishing AG

Erscheinungsjahr

2021

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Alma/SFX Local Collection

Beschreibungen/Notizen

• This paper is aimed at searching for new approaches to assessing and developing human resources for innovative and technological development of the region. In attempt to conceptualize the influence technological changes exert on labor market as a whole and specifically on engineering occupations, the authors underline non-linear nature of such influence and further substantiate the need for employing for its analysis the labor market design concept and flow-oriented approach. Taking into account the network nature of communications in the environment system and the stakeholder approach, the possibility of using “horizontal” mechanisms for skills development within the framework of the triple helix model is considered. Forming triple helix model of cooperation requires strengthening engagement of business, science, society and education in human resources accumulation. Due to geographical differences, in Russia labor market design and establishing collaboration mechanisms can and should be conducted on a regional scale, with education, small businesses and society involved. The authors arrived at a conclusion that due to fragmentary dynamics of the innovative market, development of key scientific and technological areas can be ensured by means of changing priorities in the engineering personnel training while taking into account current trends in high technology and innovation industries on both national and international levels. With labor market for high-technology expertise designed by the three actors of the triple helix model on a regional scale, not only will the market failures be avoided, but conditions for innovative growth will also be created.