STRATEGIES FOR COLLABORATION IN THE MANAGEMENT OF RESILIENCE IN A VOLATILE WORLD BETWEEN THE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTOR AND SUSTAINABLE GROWTH

Authors

  • Omar Alberto Ferrer Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.47820/recinter21.v2i2.13

Keywords:

RESILIENCE , STRATEGIES , Artificial Intelligence, New technologies.

Abstract

The title of the aforementioned article is disturbing for some people, for whom the mere mention of the subject and its use generates a series of doubts, fears, and anxiety, which at first glance could contribute to increasing distrust and mistakes in its use. Our brain acts in accordance with our experiences and experiences, unpleasant, shocking, pleasant, which helps us facilitate the respective approach. Everything new in itself is a curiosity that leads to perpetuating or amplifying existing biases.  and concerns about the good or bad, fair, ethical and transparent or not of our decisions. New technologies pose significant risks to our way of acting and thinking, and the responsibility for our decision-making, whether timely or not, can contribute to our professional growth and development, as well as the future of new jobs, and our environmental sustainability, due to its energy footprint. We will have to solve this crossroads ourselves and the sooner we do it the better.

 

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Author Biography

  • Omar Alberto Ferrer

    Universidad Metropolitana Caracas Venezuela.

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Published

2025-03-05

How to Cite

Ferrer, O. A. (2025). STRATEGIES FOR COLLABORATION IN THE MANAGEMENT OF RESILIENCE IN A VOLATILE WORLD BETWEEN THE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTOR AND SUSTAINABLE GROWTH. Interdisciplinary Scientific Journal RECINTER21, 2(2), e2213. https://doi.org/10.47820/recinter21.v2i2.13