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The article examines the genesis of the ecosystem concept, traces its evolution from biological foundations to modern interpretations in economics, innovation and the digital environment. Various approaches to the definition of an ecosystem are analyzed, key characteristics and stages of development are identified. The author's definition of an ecosystem is proposed, taking into account current trends and critical comments. The practical importance of understanding ecosystem evolution for innovation management, business development and stimulating economic growth is shown.
ecosystem, genesis, evolution, innovation ecosystem, digital ecosystem, system approach, interaction, interdependence, economy, innovation, digital transformation
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