Cross-industry synergy: how joint projects can boost economic growth

in the economic sphere, cross-industrial synergy is a phenomenon where the interaction of organizations or initiatives from different sectors leads to a result that surpasses the simple addition of their individual contributions. This effect occurs due to mutual enrichment and the use of innovative, unique characteristics that are born when combined. Examples include the integration of enterprises operating in unrelated fields, or collaborations to develop common products, where the competencies of one sector contribute to solving problems in another. The features of cross-industry synergy include: the combination of assets and expertise (enterprises from different industries coordinate their resources, technologies and skills to create innovations); the emergence of new properties (when combining elements into a whole, qualities appear that are not peculiar to each element individually); improved productivity (as a result of such interaction, productivity increases and there is a synergistic effect). In a rapidly changing world where traditional approaches to business and manufacturing often prove ineffective, cross-industry synergy represents an important step towards creating a more flexible and adaptive economy capable of meeting modern challenges. The article examines the phenomenon of cross-industry synergy as an important factor in stimulating economic growth. Practical recommendations are proposed to stimulate intersectoral cooperation in order to increase innovation activity, increase productivity and improve the competitiveness of the economy.

cross-industry synergy, economic growth, intersectoral cooperation, innovation, competitiveness, joint projects, economic sectors