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Luis E. Cadenas

En este artículo se revisa el impacto de la transformación digital en las investigación en ciencias sociales. La posibilidad de usar grandes volúmenes de datos está limitada por la disponibilidad de infraestructura. En este contexto el rol de las redes nacionales de investigación y educación es fundamental. A tal fin se debe contar con un conjunto de servicios básicos expuestos a lo largo del texto y, finalmente, se proponen algunas acciones concretas para fortalecer la capacidad de los investigadores de usar esta tecnología para potenciar la capacidad de producir conocimiento y enfrentar los acuciantes problemas que enfrenta la humanidad.

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