Disrupción tecnológica en forma de innovación y avances en la calidad del empleouna aproximación teórica

Abstract

«Technological innovation is the complex process of bringing ideas to the market in the form of new or improved products or services».Due to the increased liberalisation of markets, in recent times, the world, aswell as international economic relations, has the earth, and global economic ties have recently become a set of interconnected networks, which has fostered Internet spill-over effects. The advent of Industry 4.0 with technologies such as Big Data, the 3D printer or artificial intelligence, domotics or the fifth generation of mobile telephony – 5G have brought disruptive changes. The current challenge of the labour market is to face up to these new developments, motivating the adaptation of the education system to provide society with the tools to be able to satisfy the demand for the community to be able to meet the demand for new skills, mitigate the possible increase in inequality by the potential rise of inequality through policies, or finding a balance to avoid sectoral balance to avoid sectoral polarisation. This article focuses on analysing – within a given timeframe and from a theoretical point of view –whether the theoretical point of view of implementing innovations in the production process has led to an improvement in the quality of employment.