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The advancement of information technology has changed many aspects of human life. Technology has entered various spaces of human life, so technology and humans are an integral unit. In the modern economic sector, the market has transformed business digitalization. This is both a challenge and an opportunity for business people. For this reason, this study aims to analyze the space for innovation and technological adaptation of business actors in responding to advances in information technology. In addition, this research also intends to outline the relevance of developing digital sociology studies. A qualitative approach through field studies and literature review is the method of choice for this research. Operationally, the research was conducted through two stages, namely the context determination stage and the concept selection stage. These two processes are in line with the principle of inductive logic in qualitative research which prioritizes empirical narratives and then develops conceptual narratives. This is intended to obtain a comprehensive understanding of the facts and theories about technological innovation and adaptation in the business world. The results show that digital technology has become a major catalyst for improving operational efficiency, expanding market reach, and creating competitive differentiation. Therefore, digital technology adaptation is not just an option but has become a necessity in an increasingly digitally connected era. Digital technology adaptation is one of the keys to success in a world that is undergoing a massive transformation from real space to digital space.

Digital technology has significantly influenced various aspects of modern human life and is increasingly integrated into social systems and applications.The study highlights how business actors have adapted to technological advancements, particularly through the use of digital platforms, payment methods, and targeting millennial and Gen Z consumers.This adaptation is crucial for success in todays rapidly evolving digital landscape and is becoming a necessity, not merely an option, for businesses.

Based on the background, methods, results, limitations and future research suggestions within this paper, several avenues for future research are apparent. First, further investigation is needed into the specific challenges faced by small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in adapting to digital technologies and the most effective strategies to overcome these barriers. Second, a longitudinal study tracking the evolving relationship between digital technology and consumer behavior, focusing on generational differences and emerging trends, would offer valuable insights. Third, expanding the scope of digital sociology research to include the ethical implications of digital technologies, such as data privacy, algorithmic bias, and the potential for digital exclusion, is critical for ensuring a just and equitable digital future. These research areas can provide a more comprehensive understanding of the diverse and complex impacts of digital transformation across various sectors and demographic groups, contributing to more informed policy-making and business practices.

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