Rok wydania: 2022
Numer czasopisma: 2
Słowa kluczowe: tożsamość organizacji, tożsamość cyfrowa organizacji, transformacja cyfrowa, COVID-19
Strony: 20-27
Język publikacji: Polski
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Tożsamość cyfrowa organizacji – transformacja czy dysrupcja
Monika Jedynak, Karolina Mania, Aneta Kuźniarska, Wojciech Czakon
Abstrakt
Wybuch pandemii COVID-19 wywołał istotne zmiany w organizacjach, nie tylko na polu sposobu funkcjonowania, zmian stosowanych modeli biznesowych, przeobrażenia strategii czy konieczności stosowania nowych form komunikacji z interesariuszami. Znane dotychczas zjawiska uległy przeobrażeniu, a istniejące pojęcia wymagają rewizji stosowanych definicji bądź stworzenia nowych. Celem artykułu jest próba opracowania definicji cyfrowej tożsamości organizacji. Począwszy od analizy pojęcia tożsamości organizacyjnej, zidentyfikowania nieciągłości cyfrowej i konceptualizacji pojęcia. Obrana tematyka zdeterminowała metodę badawczą w postaci analizy tekstu uzupełnionej systematycznym przeglądem literatury. W wyniku badań udało się ustalić, że cyfrowa tożsamość organizacji nie powstaje wskutek procesu ucyfrowienia, a stanowi zupełnie nową kategorie pojęciową.
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