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NETWORK TECHNOLOGIES: RISKS, OPPORTUNITIES, MODELS
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This article presents major properties and features of network technologies from the social, management, and riskological point of view. Network technologies are considered an important aspect of convergent NBICS technologies and are primarily determined by their informative and social direction. The author has developed a system of parameters and indicators (including input and output parameters) for a social network project of network technologies risk management and analyzed their development opportunities. The specification of the network technologiesВ’ innovative properties served as the basis for the model of the interaction between social network components (actors) and risk-generating factors for the social space of the network technologies. The model is based on the convergence between the risks and development opportunities of the network technologies, which thus are considered an integral self-organizing field with all the actors arranged on the network basis. Practical results and applications of the research include the classification of the risk management strategies based on the social and humanitarian review of the particular social network project application cases in the process of the problem solution in the social, educational, scientific, and occupational sphere. The study demonstrated that the successful management of complicated social objects and systems depends on the active introduction of the WEB 3.0 informational and communication technologies into the socio-economic, civil, political, and other practices. The author concludes that the problems of the management and development of network technologies under the new technological wave formation are associated with the immaturity of social, ethical, and moral response, and legal evaluation of this aspect.
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