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The agro-industrial complex is often included in the list of economic sectors most exposed to corruption risks. Viticulture and winemaking share with the agro-industrial complex a tendency to corruption potential. The prestige and cultural characteristics of wine production increase not only the investment, but also the corruption attractiveness of this industry. The text provides specific examples of corruption in the wine industry from Russian and foreign practice. The state supports the wine industry, focusing on the expansion of vineyard areas at the moment. Nevertheless, winemaking is inevitably connected with technology and a legislative framework has been created to support the technological development of the industry, including in the context of ensuring technological sovereignty. The authors point out the need to consider corruption risks that have already been identified in the industry to prevent their negative impact in the future on achieving the goals ensuring technological sovereignty.

The implementation of information technologies for governance fist become tasks in the program documents and later start to influence the governance itself. The technologies for strategic planning followed this algorithm. Today the information technologies play serious role in strategic planning and have their legal basis. Technologies influence the direction of strategic planning development — the transfer to the government as a platform shall impact the governance. At the same time the trends of exaggerating the role of technologic solutions and attempts to shift the problems to the technologies can be identified.

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