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Original Article

Use Of Information Technologies In Economy With A Purpose Of Digital Improvement

A. L. Zolkin
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T. G. Aygumov
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V. V. Bobkov
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O. V. Kosnikova

Keywords: Digitalization, digital technologies, production process control system, innovation policy, management, standard

Article no: 184

Pages 1652-1658

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.09.02.184

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Original Article

Digital Technologies In The Educational Environment

Isaeva Elina Lechaevna
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Dzhabrailov Yusup Mohambekovich
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Dasuev Muslim Lukmanovich

Keywords: Digital technologies, education, educational platforms, innovations, students

Article no: 23

Pages 185-190

Doi: 10.15405/epms.2024.09.23

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Original Article

Introduction Of Digital Technologies In Personnel Management In Education

V. Y. Maystrovskaya
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S. M. Sycheva*
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T. B. Shramchenko

Keywords: Personnel management, digital technologies, education universities, informatization

Article no: 115

Pages 797-803

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.03.115

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