Development of the Institute of Public Procurement in Modern Russia: Between Blockchain and Administration

Kvitsiniya, Natalya; Kalashnikova, Nina

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-45913-0_44

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“…Using IoT techniques such as operations research models, meta-heuristic networks, and supported vector machines can be utilized to provide metrics for evaluating procurement processes and decrease the possibility of corruption [107]. Simplifying transaction records, accelerating revenue management, and resolving conflicts, blockchain technology can provide the information security of public procurement, facilitate the progress of electronic tenders, and concluding contracts [111].…”

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Application of Industry 4.0 in the Procurement Processes of Supply Chains: A Systematic Literature Review

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The fourth industrial revolution has significantly changed the traditional way of managing supply chains. The applications of Industry 4.0 (I4.0) technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) in different processes of supply chains have assisted companies to improve their performance. Procurement can be considered a critical process in supply chain management since it can provide novel opportunities for supply chains to improve their efficiency and effectiveness. However, I4.0 applications can be costly and may not be reasonably affordable. Therefore, the benefits of implementing these technologies should be clarified for procurement managers before investing in the digitalization of the procurement process. Despite the importance of this issue, few papers have attempted to address the effects of I4.0 technologies and smart systems in procurement. To fill this gap, a Systematic Literature Review (SLR) on the applications of I4.0 technologies in procurement has been used in this study. By reviewing 70 papers through appropriate keywords, a conceptual framework is developed to classify different value propositions provided by the different applications of I4.0 technologies in procurement processes. Results reveal nine value propositions that can provide a better understanding for the procurement department to analyze the benefits of implementing the related I4.0 technologies in different activities. Finally, findings and future study opportunities are concluded.

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“…Scientifi c research on the digitalization of the economy and public administration in Russia began to be carried out relatively recently, representatives of various sciences are mainly studying the issues of determining the essence of individual digital technologies, a uniform understanding of which has not yet developed. An important area of research is the study of legal issues of digitalization in the public sector (Guseva et al 2020;Kikavets and Tsaregradskaya 2020;Nemec et al 2021;Placek et al 2016;Špaček et al 2020;Sysoeva 2016;Uyarra et al 2014), as well as in the fi eld of public procurement (Gavrilova et al 2020;Langr 2018;Nyikos et al 2018;Prier et al 2018;Rašić et al 2019;Styrin and Rodionova 2020;Tátrai and Vörösmarty 2020). However, the ongoing legal studies of the digitalization of public procurement are not holistic, but relate to individual problems, which does not allow developing general measures to modernize public procurement legislation.…”

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confidence: 99%

Digitalization of Public Procurement in the Russian Federation: Case Study

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NISPAcee Journal of Public Administration and Policy

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Using the case study method, the study examines the prospects and initiatives of the state that can create preconditions for the formation of new areas of legal regulation in the field of digital public procurement as well as issues of improving the mechanisms of information systems, taking into account the specifics of states with a multi-structured economy. The objective of the study is to assess the applicability of the tools for digital transformation of the Russian Federation in the field of public procurement in the context of international practice. Confirming all the advantages of the idea of digital transformation of public procurement systems, the Russian experience is intended to demonstrate what problems at the level of legislative regulation the state policy associated with the implementation of such systems can face. In this case, in contrast to foreign practices, the Russian system of electronic public procurement in the aggregate creates a single information space that, in fact, has no direct analogues and is a special example of interaction between electronic platforms in this area. In addition, the example of introducing distributed ledger technology into such systems is significant from the point of view of the functioning of electronic public procurement platforms. The results of this study and the tools used to assess legal regulation in the field of public procurement can be used by state authorities of the Russian Federation, taking into account the needs of entrepreneurs, to better assess the feasibility and consequences of participation in public procurement procedures. This study’s results can also be of relevance to researchers of comparative legislation in the field of legal regulation of public procurement.

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“…The European community recognizes the need of introducing electronic elements to the functioning of public authorities, including the judiciary. Electronic institutes should naturally complement the traditional institutes of democracy by ensuring the fullest realization of fundamental human rights and freedoms [1]. While uncovering the problem of legal regulation of e-justice in Russia, the authors have sought to analyze the current state of electronic digital law enforcement.…”

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Selected aspects of legal regulation of e-justice in Russia

2021

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The article is dedicated to the research of how information and telecommunication technologies are used in the legal procedure and of problems of development of e-justice in Russia. What is more, the topic of additional opportunities for the trial parties in civil law cases is covered as well. The authors have identified several problems connected to the development of e-justice and have suggested solutions, using video conferences in court proceedings. Recommendations are given in the article, as well as possible solutions to problems emerging in the process of development of e-justice in Russia.

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Development of the Institute of Public Procurement in Modern Russia: Between Blockchain and Administration

Cited by 5 publications

References 6 publications

Application of Industry 4.0 in the Procurement Processes of Supply Chains: A Systematic Literature Review

Application of Industry 4.0 in the Procurement Processes of Supply Chains: A Systematic Literature Review

Digitalization of Public Procurement in the Russian Federation: Case Study

Selected aspects of legal regulation of e-justice in Russia

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