“…Unlike the private sector, the mission of the public sector is broad: the state cannot act only in the interests of the organizations and enterprises subordinate to it. The factors influencing the development of the digital economy, or its drivers, according to the experts from the Russian Federal State Statistics Service (Rosstat), are the following: − human capital (level of education and professional training of the population; information literacy of the population); − innovation potential (characterizing the resource base of R&D and innovation, the effectiveness of R&D and innovation, institutional infrastructure environment); − ICT -infrastructure and access (fixed telephony, mobile cellular communications, television and radio broadcasting, development of communication and data transmission networks, PC and Internet access, affordability of ICT services); − economic environment (general state of the economy; availability of financial resources, purchasing power of the population, corporate consumers and the public sector); − information industry; − information security [5] With regard to the state, the following areas of digitalization can be distinguished: 1. Translation of interdepartmental interactions and internal processes into a completely digital format, creation of convenient platforms for inter-and intradepartmental interaction.…”