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Original Article

Artificial Intelligence And Social Media: Self-Regulation And Government Control

Natalia N. Kovaleva
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Alina S. Anisimova
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Yulia M. Tugusheva
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Maria A. Danilova

Keywords: Artificial intelligence, digitalization, legal regulation, self-regulation, social media, technology

Article no: 56

Pages 347-352

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.01.56

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Original Article

Institutional Transformations In The Field Of Services In Digital Economy

V.Ya. Vishnever
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R.A. Burganov
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I.V. Nusratullin

Keywords: Institutions, institutional field, transformation of the economy, digitalization, property.

Article no: 178

Pages 1759-1768

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.03.178

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Original Article

Digitalization Of The Housing And Utilities As Strategic Planning Of Its Development

Yu. V. Semochkina*
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Yu. I. Efremova
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O. V. Petryanina

Keywords: Housing and utilities reform, digitalization, Internet of Things, billing systems, development of information technologies, state information system SIS housing and utilities

Article no: 79

Pages 548-554

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.03.79

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Original Article

The Assessment Of The University Preparedness For Digital Technologies Implementation

E. A. Mitrofanova
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A. E. Mitrofanova
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D. K. Zaharov

Keywords: Digitalization, digital technologies and products, educational environment, digital literacy, digital competence

Article no: 49

Pages 382-390

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.04.49

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Original Article

Improvement Of Digital Economy Regulation Through Formation Of Big Data Categorial Concepts

Dmitry S. Chaikovsky
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Vera F. Izotova
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Eleonora I. Leskina

Keywords: Big data, big data categorical concepts, digitalization, digital economy

Article no: 24

Pages 144-149

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.01.24

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Original Article

The Specifics Of The Digital Economy In Higher Education

S.L. Loginova
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O.B. Akimova
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M.D. Shcherbin
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E.V. Zaitseva

Keywords: Higher education, digital economics, professional activities of higher school teachers, digitalization, e-learning, competencies.

Article no: 1

Pages 1-12

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.03.1

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Digitalization Implemented In Business Sector In Context Of Digital Transformation Models

Vladimir Mikhailovich Dzhukha
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Mikhail Andreevich Surzhikov
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Svetlana Viktorovna Gritsunova
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Yulia Anatolievna Sedykh

Keywords: Business digitalization, models of digital transformation of the economy, cloud computing, Enterprise Resource Planning, broadband Internet, international ranking

Article no: 267

Pages 2017-2025

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.267

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