Management of digital technology development in the national economy

Bryukhovetskaya, S. V.; Artamonova, K. A.; Gibadullin, A. A.; Ilminskaya, S.A.; Kurbonova, Z M

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/421/4/042018

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“…The energy policy of the Scandinavian countries has an obvious direction towards the maximum use of renewable energy in conjunction with the implementation of measures to save energy and increase energy efficiency, which corresponds to the pan-European trend for the implementation of the "energy transition". A significant role is played by the developed electric grid infrastructure, which makes it possible to maximize the potential of geothermal and hydropower to ensure the reliability of the functioning of energy systems [10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21]. The North American countries and Denmark (Greenland) are seeking a rational balance between the development of electric grid infrastructure in extended territories and the use of local renewable energy sources to replace imported fuel.…”

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Analysis of foreign experience in implementing state policies to ensure energy supply to remote areas

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The article discusses the problems of providing consumers of electric energy in the decentralized energy supply zone by the example of economically developed countries with territories at the level of the Arctic Circle. An increase in the share of renewable energy sources in the energy balance of many fears as the main direction of regional energy development is shown. The energy policy of most Scandinavian states has a pronounced focus towards the maximum use of renewable energy sources along with the implementation of measures to save energy and increase energy efficiency. The provision on the priority use in the countries of the Arctic region of locally available energy sources, which include all types of renewable sources, as well as local hydrocarbons, is justified in order to ensure independence from external fuel supplies.

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Analysis of foreign experience in implementing state policies to ensure energy supply to remote areas

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“…These changes would eventually influence the mineral and natural resources sector and the science and technology continuum. Resultantly, an unprecedented growth among some technology solutions [e.g., blockchain, digital processing system (DPS) and building information modeling (BIM) communication technology resources, the industrial IoT, and digital twins], the need for technology solutions, and indeed the seamless transitions of a variety of processes [e.g., Scada systems, enterprise resource planning (ERP), and manufacturing execution system (MES) systems] can be observed ( Bryukhovetskaya et al, 2020 ). The construction industry has just begun to digitalize its supply chain and implement a blockchain platform.…”

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Energy Strategy for Sustainable Development of Rural Areas Based on the Analysis of Sustainable Digital Economy

Wang

Zhao

2021

Front. Psychol.

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Technology has played a vital role in modifying the lifestyle of individuals and the emerging countries are progressing so fast as no one has ever thought before. With the progression of technology boosting, the pattern of energy resources consumption has also been the center of attention for researchers in this decade. China has been one of those countries that have adopted such energy strategies in its industrial regime. The economists and information technology (IT) working together have done wonders in digitalizing and sustaining the economies that will lead to sustainable development goals. This study has been an effort to understand the role of technology and the availability of affordable energy resources in obtaining a sustainable digital economy with the mediating role of sustainable development. The population of this study was IT professionals and economists. The survey data were collected from 285 respondents selected based on purposive sampling. The software adopted for data analysis was SmartPLS 3.3.3. This study showed that technology utilization had been an important predictor of sustainable development, contributing to a sustainable digital economy. Similarly, low operational cost also moderated the relationship of sustainable development and sustainable digital economy that has been the major focus of developing countries. Moreover, the strategy of cutting down the operation costs to bring it down to the level of affordability is a major challenge for the economies such as China that have been among the low production cost. Studies on the sustainable digital economy with respect to technological use are very limited. Hence, this study will find many advantages for economists and IT professionals in the future with respect to devising the strategies taking into account the sustainable development goals and the achievement of a sustainable digital economy.

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“…One of the main factors affecting production in private household plots is the availability of a land plot. The maximum size of a land plot in the Samara region was established by the Provincial Duma in 2005 at the rate of 2 hectares [1][2][3][4][5]. According to the analysis data, private household plots of the Northern zone are the most provided with land (Mordovo-Ishutkino -on average, 0.68 hectares per 1 private household plots, Bolshoye Mikushkino -0.27 hectares).…”

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Forecasting operating parameters of personal households

Zhichkin

Zhichkina

Komkova

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IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Personal subsidiary plots in the Russian agrarian economy conditions play a significant role. In the Samara region, they provide for the production of about half of livestock products, potatoes, vegetables, fruits and berries, which is especially important for fulfilling the parameters of the new Concept of Food Security of the Russian Federation, adopted in January 2020. The aim of the work is to study personal subsidiary farms in the Samara region as one of the most important sources of food in the region and determine the parameters for predicting their development in the short term in order to formulate a state policy to support the formation of food security in the region. As part of the study, econometric models were built for forecasting the production of the main types of agricultural products in private household plots using the example of the livestock industry. Factors influencing the number of cattle and pigs in all typical settlements were identified. State support measures are proposed to increase the number of these groups of animals in the sector of personal subsidiary plots. The number of cattle is influenced by the agricultural employment of the owners of private household plots, the available livestock of other types of farm animals, and the size of the land plot. The number of pigs is mainly influenced by work in an agricultural enterprise.

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Management of digital technology development in the national economy

Cited by 26 publications

References 6 publications

Analysis of foreign experience in implementing state policies to ensure energy supply to remote areas

Analysis of foreign experience in implementing state policies to ensure energy supply to remote areas

Energy Strategy for Sustainable Development of Rural Areas Based on the Analysis of Sustainable Digital Economy

Forecasting operating parameters of personal households

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