Digital Economy, Artificial Intelligence, Development of Electronics in the Context of Public Administration

Малинецкий, Г Г

doi:10.28995/2073-6304-2020-4-59-72

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“…Russian researchers focus on prospects of national electronics industry. Governance as the primary development factor is articulated by Ganichev (Ganichev, 2014), Kozlova (Kozlova, 2014), Malinetskii (Malinetskii, 2020), Shpak (Shpak, 2021). Technological areas for improvement as well as best practices from market leaders are shown by Teodorovich (Teodorovich et al, 2016), Kulikova (Kulikova, 2017), Kirtadze (Kirtadze, 2017), and Kryukov (Kryukov, 2018) stresses the importance of human capital.…”

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Sustainability qua maxim of Russia’s electronics industry

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Kopylov

2022

Vestn. Ross. univ. družby nar., Ser. Èkon.

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Electronics industry in Russia is an example of how inefficient old approaches to production can be. In XXI century, most companies have abandoned integrated device manufacturing, thus separating design and production. The main goal of this article is to analyze prospects for development of electronics in Russia with Government strategy being a huge supporting factor. Worldwide deficit of semiconductors, worsened by COVID-19, together with export sanctions imposed upon this country put a strain on both national fabless companies and IDMs, depriving them from future growth and undermining their stability. The authors employ induction, deduction, analysis, synthesis, analogy, and description, basing their work on scientific papers of the Russian and world economists as well as tech specialists. Government strategy and increased financial support may generate positive impact and assist existing foundries. However, the cherished goal of reducing dependency on market leaders (which is coveted by many nations) cannot be achieved as most producers stand in a long line before they can purchase equipment for their foundries. Therefore, the best-case scenario implies second-hand lithography systems from manufacturers wishing to upgrade. This is sufficient for sustainable development of microcontrollers but hinders high-tech aspirations of fabless companies in Russia. At the same time this issue is not limited to Russia alone - many countries have realized the need for production localization and changed their focus from either self-reliance or import substitution to partnership with leading foundries.

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Sustainability qua maxim of Russia’s electronics industry

Nezhnikova

Kopylov

2022

Vestn. Ross. univ. družby nar., Ser. Èkon.

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Differentiation of Regional Development as a Factor of Destabilization of the Development of Innovative Potential and Transport Infrastructure of the Constituent Entities of the Russian Federation

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Pavlova

2022

Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems

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Development focus of electronics industry in Russia: Shift from defense sector to market

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Kopylov

2023

Vestn. Ross. univ. družby nar., Ser. Èkon.

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The purpose of this research is to provide an analysis of the current status of the electronics industry in Russia and to suggest ways the government can invest in the industry to create a sustainable and competitive market. Research highlights the importance of the electronics industry in the global economy, and the need for Russia to invest in production and research to increase its domestic output. The study finds that the national strategy for the development of electronics in Russia needs to be more specific and rely on market trends. Research suggests that the government should provide clear funding for new and existing companies to build new facilities and improve research capabilities. Additionally, a feasibility evaluation model for project novelty in the electronics industry is proposed, which considers technology, facilities, funding, and compatibility. The paper emphasizes the significance of narrowing down general provisions of government documents to key development areas such as building factories or creating marketable products. It also recommends that during the recession of the technological cycle, Russia should make every effort to acquire mature equipment to overcome the shortage of semiconductors. The study finds that investing in mature equipment will ensure that the industry is sustainable over the long term. In conclusion, research recommends that Russia uses the current drop in demand for electronics manufacturing facilities to build a sustainable and competitive industry. By implementing these recommendations, Russia can improve both its domestic and international competitiveness in the electronics industry.

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Digital Economy, Artificial Intelligence, Development of Electronics in the Context of Public Administration

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Sustainability qua maxim of Russia’s electronics industry

Sustainability qua maxim of Russia’s electronics industry

Differentiation of Regional Development as a Factor of Destabilization of the Development of Innovative Potential and Transport Infrastructure of the Constituent Entities of the Russian Federation

Development focus of electronics industry in Russia: Shift from defense sector to market

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