Factors of sustainable development of energy technologies in the formation of digital economy

Авдеева, Елена; Davydova, Tatiana; Belyantseva, Oksana; Makeeva, Tatyana

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/202016409045

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“…As already mentioned, the development of the digital economy applies to every area, including the energy sector [51,52]. The current challenges and opportunities related to the digitization of the energy sector and the development of this area of the economy include: [53][54][55]:…”

Section: The European Union's Digital Economy and Society And Digital Convergencementioning

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Developing Digital Economy and Society in the Light of the Issue of Digital Convergence of the Markets in the European Union Countries

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The main objective of the paper is to present the development of digital economy and society in the Countries of the European Union in the light of the digital convergence of these markets. The analysis was based on the data on the Digital Economy and Society Index (DESI) from 2015 and 2020. Empirical studies have been conducted in two stages. First, basic measures of time series dynamics were used to determine the dynamics of changes in index values. On the other hand, in order to classify countries in terms of similarity of value and structure of the DESI, a cluster analysis was used as one of the basic methods of the so-called unsupervised statistical grouping. The studies presented confirm that the levels of indicators and the dynamics of changes in their value at the level of the synthetic DESI indicator, and in the five underlying areas of analysis, vary despite the fact that almost all are pro-growth, including for isolated clusters of EU-28 countries. When analyzing the DESI synthetic index and its components, it was concluded that there is generally an increase in convergence between the EU-28 countries in terms of the level of development of the digital economy and society, as well as in four components: Connectivity, Human Capital, Use of Internet Services and Digital Public Services. The Integration of Digital Technology area was the only one where increasing polarization of results was observed. The added value of the paper is to fill the research gap in research on the digital convergence of markets in the Countries of the European Union.

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Section: The European Union's Digital Economy and Society And Digital Convergencementioning

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Developing Digital Economy and Society in the Light of the Issue of Digital Convergence of the Markets in the European Union Countries

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“…These countries have low unemployment rates, largely because their economies rely heavily on subsistence agriculture, which is labour intensive but seasonal. Underemployment is still included in employment indicators [11].…”

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Study of the development trajectory of the status indicator in employment in the context of digital transformation

2021

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Changes in employment status and rising unemployment are global and driven by rapid technological progress. The coronavirus pandemic also played a huge role, increasing the unemployment rate by 2-4% in different economies. The most declining industries are arts, culture and recreation; spheres of education, law and social, communal and state services; trade. Today, the fragmentation of employment up to self-employment and the spread of various forms of precarious work are clearly visible, and there is an inverse relationship between the share of self-employed workers and the GDP of their countries: in 2018, Burundi had the highest level of self-employment in the world - almost 95%. Arab countries posted the lowest self-employment rates at 1.7%. The emergence of new professions and employment profiles opens up a number of opportunities for the unemployed and the self-employed.

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“…Этот стратегический сдвиг требует переосмысления и обдумывания относительно того, как превратить эти положительные результаты в долговременную практику для компании [7][8][9][10].…”

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Improving the Business Model of a Construction Company in a Pandemic and Post-Pandemic Period

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2021

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The COVID-19 pandemic has become a challenge and shock for the whole world. The way of life in various industries has changed. Adjustments are required to companies' business models for recovery and normal operation. During the pandemic, the construction industry also faced many challenges. Research objective. Develop an algorithm for improving the business models of construction companies, taking into account changes in consumer preferences in connection with the spread of COVID-19. Materials and methods. Methods of systems analysis, optimization methods and decision-making theory were applied in the work. The template for the formation of a business model was selected based on the analysis of existing research in this area. Results. It was revealed that in the current conditions, the management of construction companies require special attention from personnel, finances, and supply chains. The paper proposes an algorithm for improving the company's business model, which includes the following main stages: 1. Determine the conditions and ways of creating value. In this case, changes in consumer needs due to the pandemic are taken into account. 2. Identify target segments of consumers by implementing a classification based on several criteria. Consider the possibility of combining (consolidating) target segments in relation to the similarity of requirements. 3. Build a business model in general terms, reflecting the following aspects: target customer, offer, resources, income generation. 4. Detail the business model by filling in the Alexander Osterwalder template. 5. Make the appropriate conclusions. Conclusion. The developed algorithm is applied on the example of construction companies implementing projects in the field of housing construction. Needs vary and change due to the pandemic. The formation of the company's value proposition now must be aimed at meeting the changed needs. In particular, it was found that consumers are currently focused on buying houses, pay more attention to safety, environmental friendliness and autonomy of housing, and are ready to use smart technologies. It is worth noting the prospect of accounting in the developed layouts of apartments and houses, the possibility of equipping a home office (WFH) and separating the entrance area.

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Factors of sustainable development of energy technologies in the formation of digital economy

Cited by 6 publications

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Developing Digital Economy and Society in the Light of the Issue of Digital Convergence of the Markets in the European Union Countries

Developing Digital Economy and Society in the Light of the Issue of Digital Convergence of the Markets in the European Union Countries

Study of the development trajectory of the status indicator in employment in the context of digital transformation

Improving the Business Model of a Construction Company in a Pandemic and Post-Pandemic Period

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