Human Computer Interaction as Catalyst for Digital Transformation in the Jewelry Industry : Insight from a Systematic Review

This dataset supports the academic investigation on the intersection of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), digital transformation, and entrepreneurship within the jewelry industry. It is derived from a systematic literature review and qualitative synthesis using the Gioia method, offering structured insights into the roles and challenges of HCI as a catalyst for innovation and transformation in jewelry-focused entrepreneurial ecosystems. The dataset categorizes aggregate dimensions such as Human Capital Gap, Technological & Ethical Challenges, and Operational & Strategic Risks, along with the functional roles of HCI including Design Innovation, User-Centered Prototyping, and Smart Manufacturing. It further presents a model illustrating the complex interplay between digital tools and entrepreneurial strategy, supported by curated bibliographic references. This dataset is an essential resource for researchers, industry practitioners, and digital entrepreneurs seeking to understand how HCI influences business agility, design personalization, and systemic transformation in creative manufacturing industries such as jewelry.