The 'Digitalisation trap' of Russian regions

Q4 Business, Management and Accounting

International Journal of Technology, Policy and Management Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI:10.1504/ijtpm.2023.129468

Alexey S. Molchan, Liudmila M. Osadchuk, Olga A. Anichkina, Sergey V. Ponomarev, Natalia I. Kuzmenko

引用次数: 2

Abstract

The purpose of the study is to identify the 'digitalisation trap' of regions as the cause of Russia's digital lag in the global world order. The authors identified the structural components of the 'digitalisation trap' of Russian regions: existing digital gaps between regions resulting from different levels of digital infrastructure formation, gaps in the implementation of opportunities for long-term development of regions using digital technologies, as well as inefficient regional digitalisation policies. The authors proposed a methodology for assessing the structural components of the 'digitalisation trap'. The calculation of the overall integral indicator of the effectiveness of regional digital development allowed the authors to rank the regions of Russia and propose effective measures to overcome the 'digitalisation trap'. The author's methodology for assessing the 'digitalisation trap' of regions can be used to improve the state policy of digital development in developing countries.

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俄罗斯地区的“数字化陷阱”

该研究的目的是确定地区的“数字化陷阱”是俄罗斯在全球世界秩序中数字滞后的原因。作者确定了俄罗斯地区“数字化陷阱”的结构性组成部分:由不同水平的数字基础设施形成造成的地区之间现有的数字差距，利用数字技术实现地区长期发展的机会的差距，以及效率低下的区域数字化政策。作者提出了一种评估“数字化陷阱”结构成分的方法。通过计算区域数字化发展有效性的整体积分指标，作者可以对俄罗斯各地区进行排名，并提出克服“数字化陷阱”的有效措施。作者评估地区“数字化陷阱”的方法可用于改善发展中国家的数字化发展国家政策。

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International Journal of Technology, Policy and Management Business, Management and Accounting-Business, Management and Accounting (all)

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期刊介绍： IJTPM is a refereed international journal that provides a professional and scholarly forum in the emerging field of decision making and problem solving in the integrated area of technology policy and management at the operational, organisational and public policy levels.