Digital Scholarship in Humanities: The Agile Way

The gradual transition to a digital society necessitates that all organizations and institutes adapt to the new environmental conditions created by their digital transformation. The status quo is already being challenged by digitization. Across the university the way in which we pursue research is changing, and digital technology is playing a significant part in that change. Indeed, it is becoming more and more evident that research is increasingly being mediated through technology. However, due to the fact that technological innovations necessitate knowledge that is not present or is not mature, some organizations and institutions are not fully prepared for the impending disruption. The knowledge gap affects many different types of organizations. This article examines the case of digital scholarship in the contexts of open access movements and digital humanities in order to achieve agility in the humanities and social sciences for the next generation in the digital era. It also highlights some of the difficulties encountered. These tasks are especially important for departments and libraries because digital technologies are altering core research activities such as information creation, storage, and dissemination.Included https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4229088 An open platform for the sharing of early stage researc