Digital Culture of the Russian Society and the State

Левашов, Виктор Константинович; Grebnyak, Oksana V.

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“…Citizens are increasingly adopting digital technologies in their daily routines becoming increasingly experienced users. This trend is supported by the government with numerous national programs and Studies indicate that Russia is steadily moving towards a 'digital society' with modern digital technologies being well adopted by the population in online shopping, electronic banking, and utilities, as well as a variety of services dominated by recreation (Levashov and Grebnyak, 2020;Popov and Semyachkov, 2018). The study develops on the digital capacity of territories defines as the ability of territories to generate digital content.…”

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“…2227-R of 2011)", "The strategy for the development of the information technology industry in the Russian Federation for 2014-2020 and for the future until 2025", "Strategy for Scientific and Technological Development of the Russian Federation", "Development of the Information Technology Industry" roadmap, the program "Digital Economy of the Russian Federation", "Information Society Development Strategy in the Russian Federation for 2017-2030". Studies indicate that Russia is steadily moving towards a 'digital society' with modern digital technologies being well adopted by the population in online shopping, electronic banking, and utilities, as well as a variety of services dominated by recreation(Levashov and Grebnyak, 2020;Popov and Semyachkov, 2018). The study develops on the digital capacity of territories defines as the ability of territories to generate digital content.…”

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Digital Capacity of Russian Tourist Territories

Mikhaylova¹,

GONCHAROVA²,

Plotnikova³

et al. 2021

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Digitalization has affected the economies and the everyday life of the population all around the globe. Industries are going digital with the Industry 4.0 mode changing the conventional practices of doing business. People spend a significant amount of time online shifting their daily routines to electronic format. The wide dissemination and adoption of ICTs place mutual expectations from the population to have competence in using modern digital technologies and from firms and public institutions to provide their services online. Not surprisingly there is a strong digital divide between territories in their digital capacity – the ability of a territory to generate digital content. This study is aimed at evaluating the digital capacity of cities and municipalities in Russia by measuring their digital footprint in the tourism industry. Tourism is found to be an information - intensive economy sector with a large volume of consumer-generated content making it ideal for measuring the digital capacity of territories. The research design is based on geotagged hashtags sourced from Instagram – one of the most popular social networks worldwide. The geographical scope of research covers 205 cities in 10 regions of Russia – Arkhangelsk region (14 municipalities), the Republic of Crimea and Sevastopol (19 municipalities), Kaliningrad region (28 municipalities), Krasnodar region (26 municipalities), Leningrad region (69 municipalities), Murmansk region (16 municipalities), and Rostov region (23 municipalities). All of the regions are located in the European part of the country but differ in environmental, socio-economic, and geopolitical parameters. In order to focus on the tourism sector, the dataset on tourist accommodation establishments and bed places is collected in addition to population statistics. The analyzed data is mapped, and a series of figures present the re search findings. The research results suggest that consumer-generated content with place-related hashtags in Instagram is applicable for tracking the tourism sector development and the tourism-related digital capacity of a territory. However, a number of limitations are identified in using user-generated digital content in social media. This includes overrepresentation of large cities over smaller settlements despite not being the direct location of reference; ‘noisy data’ featuring additional meaningless information due to ambiguous hashtags; an increasing volume of commercial posts from bloggers, self-employed, and business.

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Digital Capacity of Russian Tourist Territories

Mikhaylova¹,

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Plotnikova³

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“…One of the components of the adaptability of the village environment is the possibility of a stable energy supply. Based on the works [11][12][13][14][15], it can be concluded that without digitalization and the creation of autonomous networks, large-scale construction of "smart" villages is rather difficult both from a technological point of view and from an economic point of view.…”

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Prospects for creating a «smart» village

Konyukhov

Permyakova

Оленцевич

2022

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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This article provides an analysis of the prospects for creating "smart" villages that meet international standards of quality of life. The relevance assessment is carried out within the framework of the Digital Economy of the Russian Federation project in order to modernize agriculture, as well as to increase productivity taking into account population density in various regions of the country. Examples of successfully implemented projects of "smart" villages outside the Russian Federation are presented as a basis for analysis. In conclusion, the conclusion is made about the possibility of forming "smart" villages in the Russian Federation.

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Digital Culture of the Russian Society and the State

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