Technology readiness and digital gap for depicting socio-economic dynamics in society 5.0: a meso-level observation.

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Authors: Magliocca, Pierpaolo1 (AUTHOR) pierpaolo.magliocca@unifg.it, Faggioni, Francesca2 (AUTHOR) francesca.faggioni@uniroma3.it, Muto, Valerio3 (AUTHOR) valerio.muto@unina.it, Caputo, Francesco3 (AUTHOR) francesco.caputo2@unina.it
Source: Journal of Technology Transfer. Jun2026, Vol. 51 Issue 3, p1249-1265. 17p.
Subject Terms: *Socioeconomic factors, *Business ecosystems, *Sustainable development, Digital divide, Technology assessment, Digital technology, Communication network analysis
Abstract: Digital instruments, devices, and platforms are transforming socio-economic structures, giving rise to new ecosystem configurations that demand sustainable, smart, and inclusive growth strategies. This study adopts a meso-level perspective to analyze the critical role of technology readiness and the digital gap in shaping entrepreneurial and innovation-driven ecosystems that are foundational to Society 5.0. By exploring how digital transitions influence collaboration, knowledge-sharing, and value co-creation among groups within regional ecosystems, the paper provides a systems-thinking model that highlights the unique challenges and opportunities for sustainability. In contrast to previous research that examines Society 5.0 from either individual or macro perspectives, this meso-level framework addresses the multidimensional interactions that drive ecosystem resilience and inclusive participation. It emphasizes the need for alignment in information, interpretation, and cognition among stakeholders to foster long-term, cohesive growth. The proposed model identifies core pillars for developing integrated, adaptable ecosystems that balance economic and social value, guiding regions toward more inclusive and sustainable development pathways. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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  Data: Digital instruments, devices, and platforms are transforming socio-economic structures, giving rise to new ecosystem configurations that demand sustainable, smart, and inclusive growth strategies. This study adopts a meso-level perspective to analyze the critical role of technology readiness and the digital gap in shaping entrepreneurial and innovation-driven ecosystems that are foundational to Society 5.0. By exploring how digital transitions influence collaboration, knowledge-sharing, and value co-creation among groups within regional ecosystems, the paper provides a systems-thinking model that highlights the unique challenges and opportunities for sustainability. In contrast to previous research that examines Society 5.0 from either individual or macro perspectives, this meso-level framework addresses the multidimensional interactions that drive ecosystem resilience and inclusive participation. It emphasizes the need for alignment in information, interpretation, and cognition among stakeholders to foster long-term, cohesive growth. The proposed model identifies core pillars for developing integrated, adaptable ecosystems that balance economic and social value, guiding regions toward more inclusive and sustainable development pathways. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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