Implementation Of Creative Ideas Research Articles

АВТОРСКОЕ ПРАВО И ИСКУССТВЕННЫЙ ИНТЕЛЛЕКТ

This article analyzes and discusses artificial intelligence within copyright law, because it is intellectual rights that play a decisive role in the implementation of creative ideas and inventions of authors. Examples of the creation of intellectual property objects are described, and the consequences of using intellectual property objects are also shown. The authors analyze both the positive and negative impacts of artificial intelligence on all intellectual property. The introduction of artificial intelligence into modern life has an impact on various aspects of legal regulations, including patent law, copyright law and industrial design rights. New issues and challenges arise that require updating and adapting existing norms and regulations. The topic under consideration becomes more relevant every year and requires special attention.

КРЕАТИВНІСТЬ В ТУРИЗМІ: РЕГІОНАЛЬНИЙ АСПЕКТ

The acuteness of the modern moment and the search for optimal solutions regarding the level of economic development stimulates the world society to think outside the box. States and regions in their development use advanced approaches and technologies. It is on creative thinking, as the chances of progress, that the emphasis is placed in the article. The historiography of creativity as a phenomenon, technology and process is analyzed with an emphasis on its importance in modern science. The practical usefulness of creative thinking is revealed through the understanding of modern tourism. The exceptional role of the tourism industry as a driver of the modern economy is noted. The multifactorial and multicultural nature of tourism is emphasized, because it is this segment of the economy that successfully combines historical retrospective, geographical conditionality, culture, education and digital. The creativity of tourism has an exceptional chance of local promotion and branding of various creative industries. Their set is transformed through a system of cultural events aimed at the implementation of creative ideas. Accordingly, the focus is on the development of festival tourism in general as a creative phenomenon. Cooperation with the EU countries is indicated among the features of the development of festival tourism in Ukraine. Taking into account the peculiarities of mutual development and research of European traditions, it contributes to strengthening the practical usefulness of creative industries, implemented through relevant programs: Cultural Bridges, Creative Europe, etc. As an example, the experience of involving creative industries in the tourist development of the historical "pearl" of the Poltava region – the city of Gadyach and its environs is traced. The historical and cultural significance of the city of Gadyach is monitored in the context of the development of event activities, which stimulates the formation of festival tourism on the potential of the city of Gadyach. The article analyzes a number cultural-educational and historical-cultural events in the period 2016–2021, which contributed to the branding and recognition of the city in the system of the tourism industry of Ukraine. Unfortunately, most of the planned events in 2022 have been postponed to the post-war period. However, today's challenges do not stop the development of tourism and require already now to develop creative solutions for the future. The creative environment emerging in tourism is critical for the production of commercial innovations, the development of the creative essence of a person. Festival tourism, as a creative phenomenon, is acquiring new forms and features in the system of the tourism industry of the world and Ukraine. This is one of the important drivers of the modern economy on the path of progress, even in times of uncertainty and challenges.

Features of Street Photography and Its Similarities with Cinematography

The purpose of the study is to analyze the visual features of street cinema photography and techniques for its implementation; establish the role of light, colour, composition and historical features of the street genre of photography; to prove the importance of conscious departure from the established laws of photocomposition for the implementation of creative ideas. The research methodology consists in the application of the following methods: theoretical – for the study and analysis of scientific publications, articles and photo albums of street photography masters; empirical – to observe and compare visual elements between cinema and photography. Scientific novelty. The detailed analysis of the main compositional methods designed to simplify the composition and analysis of the main components of a spectacular visual image that enhance the visual impact of cinematic photography on the viewer were conducted. Conclusions. The article describes in detail the visual features of creating cinematic street photography. The elements of street photography, the affinity of style with cinematography are generalized, the components for creating a strong visual effect on the audience are identified.

MODERN UKRAINIAN PHOTO BOOK AS AN OBJECT OF CONCEPTUAL ART OF POSTMODERNISM

Purpose. The purpose of the study is to identify the features of modern Ukrainian photo books, which have become a striking example of following the trends of postmodern art. Methodology. The study is based on the integrated use of historical, comparative methods, systems analysis, synthesis, generalization. Results. The modern Ukrainian photo book is considered as a work of conceptual art of postmodernism. Certain artistic and compositional features and design techniques of Ukranian photobooks are identified; originality of form; author's presentation of textual, content and visual components of the indoor unit: inclusion of ready-made images (ready-made) and photo manipulation, use of collages, photos of utilitarian objects, etc. Scientific novelty. On the example of art history analysis of a number of well-known Ukrainian photobooks, the characteristic features of the photobook as an object of modern conceptual art is determined, the features of figurative, stylistic, artistic and compositional design solutions are systematized. Practical significance. The artistic and compositional features and design techniques used by photographers in the implementation of creative ideas have been identified, the theoretical basis of modern conceptual art have been expanded that can be useful in future creative projects of photobooks that will have both artistic and commercial value.

СУЧАСНІ ОСВІТНІ ТЕХНОЛОГІЇ У РОЗВИТКУ ЕКОЛОГІЧНОЇ КУЛЬТУРИ МАЙБУТНІХ УЧИТЕЛІВ

Стаття має на меті дослідити впровадження новітніх технологій у сучасну освіту задля формування екологічної культури у студентів педагогічних спеціальностей, зокрема, майбутніх учителів трудового навчання та технологій.
 Екологічна культура може бути інтегрована у рамки сталої та неперервної освіти з урахуваннях усіх характерних особливостей за допомогою інноваційних технологій. Був виявлений механізм, за яким культурні особливості, безпосередньо пов’язані з екологією, можуть бути інтегровані у загальну культурну сферу, що формується внаслідок навчання у ЗВО. З’ясовано, що залучення майбутніх фахівців до основних імперативів, властивих екологічній культурі, повинно відбуватись відповідно до сучасних стратегій розвитку освіти, щоб створити міцну основу для подальшого формування ціннісної орієнтації представників студентства.

Designing the Teaching Process in a Modern Educational Institution

This paper focuses on the instructional design, its functions, approaches and principles. Instructional design plays a significant role in ensuring coherent, relevant and effective educational process and must be considered in more depth by modern teachers and educators. Today, without radical changes in educational trends, the process of personal development will continue to be monotonous and impoverished. Authors suggest, that nowadays special attention should be paid to the educational function of the school, aimed at developing a person because the assimilation of knowledge by students must pass through a pre-determined system of educational work. It is important to broadly involve students in planning the process, as well as in the actual implementation of creative ideas. The type of communication within the class group, the student's progress, behaviour within the school and outside it will largely depend on the nature of the activities of students. An important element of work in this area is the involvement of schoolchildren's families, active cooperation with them, the realization of a common goal, mutual understanding. To design the work plan of the class group in relation to specific educational objectives and tasks of personal development of students means to create at the level of personal development of students the most optimal system of activities, where methods and organization will be oriented towards the development of all subjects of interaction.

Development of creative tourism as a management tool for recreational development of economically depressive regions of Ukrainian carpathians

The purpose of the research is to study the current state and possible prospects for the development of creative tourism in the Ukrainian part of the Carpathians, in particular, mountain recreational zones of Skole district of Lviv region. The methods of interviewing the subjects of tourism activity of the Carpathian region of Lviv Oblast are used to analyze the current state and creative potential, focus groups on potential acquirers of creative tourism services are created; situational analysis of possible scenarios for the tourism business of Skolivschyina is conducted. We analyze the definition of creative tourism and its conceptual differences from other types of tourism. As a result of the study of the recreational and cultural offer available in the mountainous regions of the Lviv region of Ukraine and the analysis of the development of modern tendencies of the development of creative tourism, the directions and tools of the innovative restructuring of the tourist model of Skolivschyna are proposed to enhance its creative component. Economically depressed regions of the Ukrainian Carpathians, in particular the Skole district of Lviv region, can take the leading positions in the resort direction of servicing flows of both Ukrainian and foreign tourists due to the active development of creative forms of tourism. The development of creative tourism will help increase the employment of local people, international cooperation, attract tourists to the knowledge of the rich natural and historical and cultural heritage of Skole region, preserve the ecological balance of the region. Implementation of creative ideas into the real practice of tourist services in Skole region opens up real prospects for strengthening synergistic effects on the development of other micro-destinations of economically depressed regions of the Ukrainian Carpathians.

From sustainability constraints to innovation

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to connect the literatures on sustainability, innovation and paradox to suggest that sustainability constraints – simultaneously addressing commercial and sustainability goals – will increase organizational innovation. Design/methodology/approach Drawing from the literatures on paradox, innovation and sustainability, the authors develop theory about how managers can deliberately enhance the generation and implementation of creative ideas within their organizations. Findings The authors build on the existing literature that suggests sustainability considerations should be strategically and deeply integrated elements of business activity by developing arguments about how such integration improves organizational performance. The authors argue sustainability considerations, by creating unique forms of constraints, improve organizational success by enhancing creative idea generation and implementation. Practical implications Even strategic leaders espousing to only maximize economic efficiency face the challenge of effectively managing sustainability constraints. The discrepancy between what they should do and the problems they face means strategic leaders often have fewer tools to manage and reflect on their own decision-making than is available in the management literature. This paper presents arguments from diverse research that describes potential decision processes and their outcomes. Social implications This paper highlights an important shift in how sustainability constraints are fundamental drivers of long-term organizational performance. Originality/value Extant literature treats the simultaneous attention to sustainability concerns and commercial success as difficult accomplishments of clever strategic leaders. Instead, the authors propose that simultaneous attention to sustainability and commercial imperatives is fundamental to long-term organizational success, because it is a powerful determinant of new products, services and business models.

ЕТАПИ ОЦІНЮВАННЯ РОЗВИТКУ ЗОВНІШНЬОЕКОНОМІЧНОЇ ДІЯЛЬНОСТІ ПІДПРИЄМСТВ АГРАРНОГО СЕКТОРУ ТА ЇХ ІНТЕРПРЕТАЦІЯ

The foreign economic activity of domestic enterprises of the agricultural sector is characterized by high potential for further development, however, in the current and retrospective perspective does not show significant trends for long-term dynamic growth in the future. Therefore, it is necessary to develop and use a number of scientific proposals that logically follow from the results of the analysis and take into account the national characteristics of doing business in a high level of economic and political instability. One of the directions of scientific research to solve the outlined scientific topical problem is the formation of methodological and applied tools for assessing the development of foreign economic activity of enterprises in the agricultural sector. Today the problem of scientific and economic substantiation of the stages of evaluation of foreign economic activity of agricultural enterprises and their interpretation is relevant, which allow to influence the solution of specific management problems with the implementation of creative ideas and reduce the cost of their commercialization. The article analyzes the sequence of stages of the process of selecting indicators for evaluating foreign economic activity of agricultural enterprises, which, unlike others, describes the procedure for taking into account factors influencing foreign economic activity, criteria for selecting indicators for its analysis, sources of information and analysis of foreign economic activity. indicators with a high level of information value and which will be calculated on the basis of fully available information. Factors detail the search for rational indicators to describe the dynamics of certain processes, as they reflect the relationship between the elements of economic systems. Establishing criteria for selecting FEA evaluation indicators makes it possible to sort out those indicators that are not suitable for monitoring the studied processes. Areas of analysis reflect the nature of the information that should be reflected in the indicators selected for evaluation.

When do customer orientation and innovation capabilities matter? An investigation of contextual impacts

PurposeGrounded on resource-advantage (R-A) theory, the purpose of this paper is to investigate how customer orientation, as a higher-order or interconnected operant resource, enhances firm performance through creativity capability (i.e. idea generation and problem solving) and innovation capability (i.e. the implementation of creative ideas) – among firms of different sizes and within different market contexts. The authors conceptualize customer orientation as a firm’s capacity to create and deliver superior customer value through the processing of market intelligence, as demonstrated by the firm’s composite operant resources of market-sensing, customer-relating and customer-response capabilities.Design/methodology/approachData were collected via qualitative in-depth interviews for scale development followed by a mail questionnaire survey for quantitative responses. A final sample size of 190 firms based in Thailand participated and the data were analyzed using structural equation modeling and bootstrapping multi-group comparisons to investigate the hypothesized mediation and moderation effects.FindingsCustomer orientation enhances organizational creativity and innovation capabilities, which improve firm revenue and financial performance. The relationships among customer orientation, creativity capability, innovation capability and firm performance vary depending on firm size, market dynamism and customer type.Practical implicationsManagers need to consider contextual factors, particularly firm size, market dynamism and the nature of their buyer markets as key contingencies in their resource deployment decisions intended to develop customer orientation and innovation capabilities.Originality/valueThis study advocates R-A theory by empirically revealing how different hierarchical resources within a firm are intertwined to provide firms with competitive R-A. The findings further highlight a contingent nature of customer orientation–innovation–performance relationships among firms in an emerging economy.

Innovation leadership: Best-practice recommendations for promoting employee creativity, voice, and knowledge sharing

Innovation—the implementation of creative ideas—is one of the most important factors of competitive advantage in 21st century organizations. Yet, leaders do not always encourage employee behaviors that are critical for innovation. We integrate existing literature on the critical factors that serve as antecedents of innovation, including employee voice and knowledge sharing, which in turn lead to creativity and innovation. Based on existing empirical research, we offer evidence-based recommendations for managers to become innovation leaders by: (1) developing the right group norms, (2) designing teams strategically, (3) managing interactions with those outside the team, (4) showing support as a leader, (5) displaying organizational support, and (6) using performance management effectively.

Why dual leaders will drive innovation: Resolving the exploration and exploitation dilemma with a conservation of resources solution

Summary Using conservation of resources theory, we challenge traditional unity of command models of leadership and propose that a dual-leadership framework can serve as a potential solution to the inherent challenges of innovation. Leading for innovation demands are depicted as uniquely disparate from other forms of leadership, resulting in several types of conflict and resource depletion for individual leaders. We contend that this exploration–exploitation role conflict and the resulting need to manage incongruent role identities produce stress, strain, and resource depletion that in turn hamper innovative goal achievement for both a single leader directly and via subordinates more indirectly. We propose, however, that as an extension of the resource investment tenet of the conservation of resources theory, a dual-leadership approach may alleviate many of these challenges for innovation. Specifically, the addition of a second leader can add resources to innovation and in turn decrease the role conflict inherent in managing the generation and implementation of creative ideas. Limitations and areas for future research are offered.

Country Culture and National Innovation

Innovation, the implementation of creative ideas, is not only vital to growth but also to survival as companies and nations must innovate to compete in a rapidly changing global economy. Researchers are just beginning to understand the relationship between country culture and innovation. In a number of studies, cultural dimensions have correlated significantly with measures of innovation and creativity. However, it is difficult to compare findings across studies as multiple frameworks have been used to operationalize culture. Likewise, measures of innovation vary widely across studies. This paper proposes using a new index, the Global Innovation Index (GII), and Hofstede’s cultural dimensions to explore the relationships between country culture and innovation. We begin with definitions and a discussion of innovation and national culture. Then, measures of national culture, innovation, and creativity are critically discussed, and followed by a review of existing research on country culture and innovation. Hypotheses are proposed and tested using Hofstede’s dimensions and the Global Innovation Index. Our results indicate support for four out of the six hypotheses and suggest that innovative societies are characterized by the following cultural values: individualism, low masculinity, pragmatism, and indulgence.

Playing Around in Creative Spaces

In the post-industrial global society, creativity is an increasingly valuable resource. Florida’s (2002) "Rise of the Creative Classes" has been a mainstream bestseller for over a decade, and organizational scholars have been writing about creativity for just as long. Creativity — the generation of novel ideas that have the potential to create value — is seen as the key precursor to innovation — the successful implementation of creative ideas — and recognized as a cornerstone of organizational effectiveness. In the 21st century the question of how to effectively manage and nurture this precious resource appears a pressing concern. Yet despite all the interest, just quite how we harness creativity in all its manifestations remains unclear. Perhaps this shouldn’t be a surprise. Since the Enlightenment, creativity and our imagination have played second fiddle to rationality, reason and the scientific method. Associated with the wild, irrational and romantic artist, creative impulses appear the antithesis of our attempts to normalize and control our environment. Understood in terms of a traditional dialectic, managing creativity appears an oxymoron: to manage and control creativity threatens to stifle it. In caging the tiger, the power and majesty of the wild creature that filled us with awe and wonder is lost. Perhaps we need to think differently; playfully imagining the spaces from where creativity emerges? In this article we seek to explore such spaces and how we might create a clearing within which innovation and entrepreneurship can flourish.

Fostering Rural Innovative Entrepreneurship for Economic Development

This chapter is based on the concept of Entrepreneurship Ecosystem often referred to as Entrepreneurship Capital. It attempts to explain, first, the concepts of Innovation and Entrepreneurship and then it establishes Entrepreneurship importance to economic growth, venture creation, and creative destruction, which is implementation of creative ideas. Innovation is crucial to the success of an economy, “Rapid economic catch up depends on entrepreneurs being able to absorb and creatively adopt”. The Academic institutions have adapted commercialization of R&D and it nurtures the process of innovation which shows the crucial importance of the role of universities in sustained economic growth.Quality of Education, regulatory and institutional environment, property rights, independent judiciary, low cost of venture creation, venture capital, business incubation, Technology Park, financial Institutions all form the regulatory institutional environment. The chapter looks into the importance of more dynamic and innovative SMEs to compete in global context. In the same context enabling innovative agribusiness entrepreneurs by adding value to primary products and enhancing efficiency, quality and market access across the global value chain. It ends by establishing the significance of enabling value added agribusiness entrepreneurship and establishing business incubators to promote economic development.

Customer Orientation, Innovation Competencies, and Firm Performance: A Proposed Conceptual Model

Many firms invest substantial resources to build innovation competencies. Firms exist to satisfy the needs of their target markets, and as such, building innovation competencies requires a strong set of organizational knowledge, abilities, and motivations to ensure that innovation activities are geared towards serving market needs and organizational goals. This paper presents an interdisciplinary view integrating literature from the disciplines of marketing, innovation, and organization studies and discusses the valuable role that a customer orientation may play in the development of innovation competencies and subsequent organizational outcomes. A customer orientation has often been criticized as constraining certain innovation processes. Nevertheless, since innovation is regarded as a knowledge-based capability, this paper posits that the execution of market-sensing, customer-relating, and customer-response capabilities lend to, rather than inhibit, innovation competencies. In describing innovation, the view taken here is on two distinct but interrelated concepts, namely creativity (i.e. idea generation and problem solving) and innovation (i.e. the implementation of creative ideas). A conceptual model, based on theoretical foundations from the dynamic capabilities perspective and resource advantage theory, is proposed linking customer orientation, creativity, innovation and firm performance. Theoretical contributions, practical implications, and future research directions are also discussed.

The impact of digital technology on the generation and implementation of creative ideas in the workplace

This article discusses a variety of ways that digital technology can enhance innovation by facilitating the conditions necessary for the development of employees’ creative ideas and the implementation of these ideas in organizations. We begin by arguing that three conditions are necessary if employees are to generate creative ideas: access and exposure to new and diverse information, full engagement in the work role, and the experience of socioemotional or instrumental support. We posit that the implementation of employees’ creative ideas requires the mobilization of support and sponsorship of the ideas from credible allies. We then discuss the possibility that digital technology shapes the creativity of ideas generated by employees and the implementation of these ideas by influencing each of these conditions. We conclude with a discussion of some possible risks of digital technology use and some suggestions for several new directions for future research.

Putting Creativity to Work: The Implementation of Creative Ideas in Organizations

The production of creative ideas does not necessarily imply their implementation. This study examines the possibility that the relation between creativity and implementation is regulated by individuals' motivation to put their ideas into practice and their ability to network, or, alternatively, the number of strong relationships they maintain. Using data from 216 employees and their supervisors, results indicated that individuals were able to improve the otherwise negative odds of their creative ideas being realized when they expected positive outcomes to be associated with their implementation efforts and when they were skilled networkers or had developed a set of strong “buy-in” relationships.

A tale of Two Creativities: Idea Creation and Evaluation Roles Ideas Shape Creativity Assessments

Innovation, the implementation of creative ideas, involves a dialogue between two roles: creators - who generate creative ideas, and evaluators-who determine which ideas to implement. Although each...