What is the inevitability of the rise of the knowledge economy in today s era?

The contemporary scientific and technological revolution refers to the development and application of a series of emerging technologies such as information technology, communication technology, biotechnology, and new material technology. Here are a few explanations::

The development and popularization of information technology and communication technology have made it easier for people to obtain and transmit information, and to achieve information sharing and collaboration. Such development makes the knowledge economy more dependent on the production and transmission of information and knowledge, and makes the development of the knowledge economy more rapid and efficient.

The development of biotechnology has enabled people to have a deeper understanding of biological systems and the mechanism of human bodies, thus promoting the development of health care, life sciences and other fields, and also promoting the formation of a knowledge economy in the field of life sciences.

The development of new material technology has enabled people to make better use of natural resources and energy, promoted the organic combination between the material economy and the knowledge economy, and also greatly promoted the formation of the knowledge economy in the fields of environmental protection and new energy.

In short, the development and application of the contemporary scientific and technological revolution have greatly promoted the formation and development of the knowledge-based economy, making the knowledge-based economy play an increasingly important role in social and economic development.

Why did the contemporary scientific and technological revolution promote the formation of a knowledge-based economy? First of all, due to the development of science and technology, we have innovated, and innovation has driven. The economic cycle is branched, and thus improved.

Consumer's. The level of consumption, which in turn led to the formation of a knowledge-based economy.

The following information is copied from KMPRO Knowledge Management BAI

As a kind of management and management thought in the era of knowledge economy, knowledge management theoretically has its own unique dao

Place. 1. The core of knowledge management is knowledge capital and employees.

Intellectual capital includes both explicit and tacit knowledge. Explicit knowledge can be encoded through networks and software systems, and then accessed and shared. Tacit knowledge mainly exists in the employees of the enterprise, who are themselves experts in their field, and the enterprise should create a good learning environment and atmosphere to give full play to the initiative of their supervisors and carry out creative work.

Second, the goal of knowledge management is sharing and innovation.

Sharing refers to "passing on the most appropriate knowledge to the most suitable person at the most appropriate time", so that the operation of each business is based on the accumulation of knowledge and experience of the enterprise, and at the same time the reengineering and innovation of knowledge is carried out. The competition of modern enterprises is mainly the competition of innovation ability, so in order to win the competitive advantage, enterprises should establish a corresponding incentive mechanism in the sharing and innovation of knowledge, and rely on the creativity of employees to achieve the goal of knowledge management.

3. Knowledge management should be combined with specific business.

Knowledge management should be based on enterprise business, not management for the sake of knowledge management. The structure and application field of the knowledge system should be applicable to the business itself and oriented to market demand, so that it can have its application value and carry out value reengineering.

In China, the theory of knowledge management has been introduced for many years, and has passed the theoretical discussion period, and is entering the period of comprehensive application.

In the current emerging knowledge economy, China is facing the following dilemmas:

1. Uneven quality of education: Although China's education has made great progress, there are differences in the quality of education in various regions and at various levels, and the cultivation of high-quality talents still needs more refined and targeted reforms.

2. The problem of the loss of talents: due to salary and career development opportunities, some outstanding talents in China choose to go abroad or choose to join other industries, resulting in the loss of talents.

3. Intellectual property protection: If the protection of intellectual property rights is not sound or imperfect, it is easy to lead to the infringement or misappropriation of the achievements of knowledge innovation, thereby inhibiting the enthusiasm and creativity of innovation and research and development activities.

5. Poor humanistic environment: In the process of the development of knowledge economy, it is necessary to create a good humanistic environment, improve the quality of social civilization, and enhance people's cognition and understanding of knowledge innovation and scientific and technological development.

Knowledge has become the key element of productivity, and the knowledge-based economy, which is dominated by knowledge and dominated by information services, will replace the traditional manufacturing economy.

The main body of the labor force will no longer be workers working on the assembly line, but information workers.

Economic activity is no longer dominated by cash transactions, but by the flow of information, which has become the basis of economic development.

Economic activities are not confined to one country and are essentially transnational or global.

The form of economic organization is not primarily a free market economy, but an institutional economy, in which transnational corporations, ** and trade unions are the co-rulers of the economic arena.

Due to the immediacy of information dissemination and the high efficiency of technology diffusion, both individuals and the public sector will become unprecedentedly wealthy in an information-based society, and socio-economic lifestyles and spatial organization will also undergo unprecedented and rapid changes.

Trends in the development of the information society

A new type of productivity and production relations.

A new structure of social organization and management.

A new type of social mode of production.

The rise of emerging industries and the evolution of industrial structure.

The popularization and application of digital raw cave tung quietly production tools.

The emergence of new forms of employment and employment structures.

The knowledge economy is not only a new economic form, but also a new world era.

1. When the form of knowledge-based economy emerges and develops, it will bring new characteristics to the entire economy and even the entire society, and bring the world into a new era.

Second, the knowledge economy is an era, in terms of the global scope. When Britain and a few other European countries began the industrial revolution in the 16th century, the rest of the world was still in the era of feudal agricultural economy, but the success of the industrial revolution in these countries marked the world entering the era of industrial economy. Today, it will also be such a situation, and the knowledge-based economic form of a small number of advanced countries will take the lead in becoming their economic dominance, and then it will also mark the world's entry into the era of knowledge-based economy.

Third, the knowledge economy is a negation of the agricultural economy and the industrial economy, and it is also an upgrade. Denying their dominance and the characteristic status of the times. By improving their intrinsic quality and level, the agricultural economy and the industrial economy have added new wings to their take-off by relying on the knowledge-based economy.

It is expected that mankind will enter the era of knowledge economy in the second half of the 21 st century. From the point of view of connotation, the knowledge economy is an economy that directly depends on the production, dissemination and use of knowledge and information for economic growth, and it is an economy with high-tech industries as the primary industry and intellectual resources as the primary support. According to the World Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development, the knowledge economy is an economy based on the production, storage, use and consumption of knowledge and information with modern science and technology as the core.

From the perspective of historical development, it is a new economic concept and economic form that is different from the previous new type of economy with traditional industry as the industrial pillar and scarce natural resources as the main economy, and it is a new economic concept and economic form that has emerged from the agricultural economy that relies on land and breeding and the industrial economy that consumes a lot of energy and raw materials. Its greatest novelty lies in the fact that its prosperity does not directly depend on the quantity, scale, and increment of resources, capital, and hardware technology, but directly depends on the accumulation and utilization of knowledge, technology, especially high technology, and effective information. The earliest information seen to date back to the 80s when the name of the knowledge economy was proposed.

It is a new socio-economic form after the agricultural economy and the industrial economy, that is, a knowledge-based economy.