Causal Connections of Formation of Industry 4.0 from the Positions of the Global Economy

Sozinova, Anastasia A.

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-94310-7_13

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“…The experience and perspectives of applying smart technologies for improvement of economic practices, which include public-private partnership, are outlined in the works Andronova et al (2019), Belik et al (2020), Haabazoka et al (2019), Ivanov et al (2019), Pichkov (2016), Popkova (2019), Popkova and Gulzat (2020a), Popkova and Gulzat (2020b), Popkova and Sergi (2018), Popkova and Sergi (2019), Popkova and Sergi (2020), Popkova and Zmiyak (2019), , Ragulina (2019), Ragulina et al (2019), Savelyeva et al (2019), , Sergi et al (2019), Shulus et al (2020), Sozinova (2019), Sozinova (2018a), Sozinova (2018b), Sozinova et al (2019), Fokina et al (2018), Strelets (2017), and Zavyalova et al (2018).…”

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Financing of Public-Private Partnership Projects Based on “Smart Technologies”

Galazova

2020

"Smart Technologies" for Society, State and Economy

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Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to substantiate the perspectives and to develop a perspective model of financing of public-private partnership projects based on "smart technologies".Design/Methodology/Approach: For comprehensive research, we perform a complex regression analysis of the dependence of financing of public-private partnership projects and dissemination of smart technologies by the example countries that show the largest volume of financing of public-private partnership projects based on the most recent data.Findings: The research shows that financing of public-private partnership projects based on smart technologies is not very popular in the modern global economic practice and has low effectiveness, due to a range of problems, which include uncertainty and instability of the volume of financing of a project, bureaucracy and corruption during selection of a private partner, complexity of selecting a project for investing, conventionality of projects, complexity of decision making on attraction of borrowed financial resources, and difficulty in distribution of finances, risks, and income.Originality/Value: The above problems could be solved by the developed model of financing of public-private partnership projects based on smart technologies. Its advantages include increased flexibility and use of various "smart technologies" by private and public partners. The model reflects a perspective (improved) algorithm of financing of public-private partnership projects based on smart technologies.

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Financing of Public-Private Partnership Projects Based on “Smart Technologies”

Galazova

2020

"Smart Technologies" for Society, State and Economy

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“…Smart technologies and their diffusion in the digital economy and industry 4.0, including in the banking sector, are reflected in Andronova et al (2019), Belik et al (2020), Haabazoka et al (2019), Ivanov et al (2019), Pichkov (2016), Popkova (2019), Popkova and Gulzat (2020a), Popkova and Gulzat (2020c), Popkova and Sergi (2018), Popkova and Sergi (2019), Popkova and Sergi (2020), Popkova and Zmiyak (2019), , Ragulina (2019), Ragulina et al (2019), Savelyeva et al (2019), , Sergi et al (2019), Shulus et al (2020), Sozinova (2019), Sozinova (2018a), Sozinova (2018b), Sozinova et al (2019), Strelets (2017), Fokina et al (2018), Zavyalova et al (2018).…”

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“Smart Technologies” as a Mechanism for Regulating Bank Competition in Cross-Border Markets

Savelyeva

Timkina

2020

"Smart Technologies" for Society, State and Economy

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Purpose: The purpose of the study is to verify the hypothesis and determine the prospects for regulating the competition of banks in cross-border markets based on «smart technologies».Design/Methodology/Approach: The methodological apparatus of the study is based on the application of the method of correlation analysis, which determines the relationship between various manifestations of bank competition in crossborder markets with the globalization index and the digital competitiveness index in 2020. Countries, whose banks were included in the world's 100 largest banks according to Standard & Poor in 2019, were chosen as objects for the study.Findings: Cross-correlation of competition indicators of banks in cross-border markets with the globalization index and with the using of «smart technologies» (digitalization) was calculated. Perspective «smart technologies» are identified and the advantages of their application for regulating the competition of banks in cross-border markets are substantiated.Originality/Value: It's proved that «smart technologies» allow people to improve the mechanism for regulating the competition of banks in cross-border markets. Currently, globalization has a much stronger impact on the banking sector than digitalization. Because of this, the opportunities of the digital economy and industry 4.0 are used to a small extent in the banking sector, which impedes the development and «recovery» of competition in the banking sector. For example, banks are expanding the network of ATMs and offices to increase customer focus, although smart technologies allow the development of electronic banking services that are in high demand. The most perspective technologies are smart banking, the Internet of things (IoT), ubiquitous computing (UC), artificial intelligence (AI), and blockchain technology (distributed registry). They provide the advantages of «smart technologies» for regulating the competition of banks in cross-border markets in all «5P» in the marketing mix model. Keywords: «smart technologies» Á Digital economy Á Industry 4.0 Á Regulatory mechanism Á Competition Á Banks Á Banking sector Á Cross-border markets

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“…Because of an overview of the existing sources of the scientific and research literature on the topic of venture investing into digital education in the conditions of industry 4.0, which include Bogoviz (2019), Geramitchioski (2015), Hue Kyung et al (2016), Lin (2018), Pavlin (2016), Popkova (2017Popkova ( , 2019, Popkova and Sergi (2019), Rayevnyeva et al (2018), Sozinova (2019) and Sukhodolov et al (2018), it is determined that the main attention is paid to the issues of state regulation with emphasis on stimulation of universities for attraction of investments. However, the organizational and managerial issues related to protection of the interests of venture investors, are not studied in detail.…”

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Venture investments into digital education in the conditions of industry 4.0: problems of attraction and directions of usage

Dobrosotskiy

Semenova

Kazarinova

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Purpose The purpose of the paper is to develop a perspective mechanism of the investment and innovative activities of university in the conditions of industry 4.0, which allows supporting its high investment attractiveness and high effectiveness of usage of venture investments in digital education. Design/methodology/approach The research is performed by the example of modern Russia with application of the methods of trend analysis and regression analysis in two consecutive stages. The authors determine regression dependence of the efficiency of digital modernization of universities (on the basis of the indicator of fixed assets implementation) on the volume of investments into fixed assets. Dependence of the indicator of digital competitiveness of education (“training and education”), calculated within the part “knowledge” of the IMD rating “world digital competitiveness ranking,” on commissioning of fixed assets by universities is determined. For the purpose of representativeness of the selection of statistical data, which initial period is 2012, not only factual data for 2012-2018 are used but also forecast data for 2019-2024 (as the national program “digital economy of the Russian Federation” is due until 2024). Findings Low effectiveness of usage of venture investments in digital education in Russia is substantiated. As investments are provided in the form of target state financing, universities cannot independently determine the directions of their usage and have to use them for purchasing digital equipment and technologies. Other necessary measures for digital modernization of education, namely, training of digital personnel for university, access to digital infrastructure, development of new educational programs, conduct of research and development and marketing, are not implemented. Originality/value It is determined that attraction of private venture investments faces the problem of their large volume and high risk. Both problems could be solved by the developed mechanism of investment and innovative activities of a university in the conditions of industry 4.0. It shifts the initiative from university to digital business, which independently initiates the process of venture investing.

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Causal Connections of Formation of Industry 4.0 from the Positions of the Global Economy

Cited by 28 publications

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Financing of Public-Private Partnership Projects Based on “Smart Technologies”

Financing of Public-Private Partnership Projects Based on “Smart Technologies”

“Smart Technologies” as a Mechanism for Regulating Bank Competition in Cross-Border Markets

Venture investments into digital education in the conditions of industry 4.0: problems of attraction and directions of usage

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