[ɛˈneɪbəlɪŋ tɛkˈnɑləʤi]
Definition: is the innovation the implementation of which is aimed at the positive development of the private user or society as a whole. The concept of enabling technology has two meanings. First, enabling technologies are, first of all, the process of targeted influence on a social object, conditioned by the need and the need to obtain a given result, and in this regard, technological impact is filled with such concepts as phasing, procedural, and operational. But, on the other hand, enabling technologies are a specific theory, a science that studies the processes of purposeful influence on social objects, which develops and justifies effective methods and methods of such impact.
Enabling technology in a sentence:
- Enabling technology is a prerequisite for innovative development
- Enabling technology implies a radical change in the old order.
- Conventionally, enabling technologies, despite the fact that they have their own theoretical grounds, serve as a bridge between real practice and high theory.
Synonyms and related words: information technology, innovation, artificial intelligence, Internet of things, e-commerce
