2020•IOP Conference Series Earth and Environmental ScienceOpen access

Management of digital technology development in the national economy

Svetlana Bryukhovetskaya, Kira A. Artamonova, A A Gibadullin, Svetlana Aleksandrovna Ilminskaya, Z M Kurbonova

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Abstract The article is devoted to managing the development of digital technologies in the national economy. The analysis carried out in the study showed that the Russian Federation ranks 23 out of 32 in the digital economy development index, however, Russian companies and the economy do not intend to stop and a number of industrial enterprises are ready to invest tens and hundreds of millions of rubles in digitalization in the coming years. The work identified obstacles and risks of transition to the digital economy associated with the lack of necessary infrastructure, knowledge, state support, financial resources, cyber security risks and other factors. As a result, the study proposed a model of factors affecting the development of the digital economy, the management of which will ensure a qualitative and quantitative transition to innovative and digital technologies. In conclusion, the study presents the main findings and results of the work.

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Abstract The article is devoted to managing the development of digital technologies in the national economy. The analysis carried out in the study showed that the Russian Federation ranks 23 out of 32 in the digital economy development index, however, Russian companies and the economy do not intend to stop and a number of industrial enterprises are ready to invest tens and hundreds of millions of rubles in digitalization in the coming years. The work identified obstacles and risks of transition to the digital economy associated with the lack of necessary infrastructure, knowledge, state support, financial resources, cyber security risks and other factors. As a result, the study proposed a model of factors affecting the development of the digital economy, the management of which will ensure a qualitative and quantitative transition to innovative and digital technologies. In conclusion, the study presents the main findings and results of the work.

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Abstract The article is devoted to managing the development of digital technologies in the national economy. The analysis carried out in the study showed that the Russian Federation ranks 23 out of 32 in the digital economy development index, however, Russian companies and the economy do not intend to stop and a number of industrial enterprises are ready to invest tens and hundreds of millions of rubles in digitalization in the coming years. The work identified obstacles and risks of transition to the digital economy associated with the lack of necessary infrastructure, knowledge, state support, financial resources, cyber security risks and other factors. As a result, the study proposed a model of factors affecting the development of the digital economy, the management of which will ensure a qualitative and quantitative transition to innovative and digital technologies. In conclusion, the study presents the main findings and results of the work.

Key concepts: Digital economy, Work (physics), National economy, Business, Economy, Russian economy, Index (typography), State (computer science)

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