Informatization of the Society in the Digital Age

An Educational Framework in Digital Rights and Responsibilities for Young Entrepreneurs

“…In accordance with indications from other studies, our approach stresses the importance of specific distinctive elements of the digital entrepreneurial ecosystem in regulation-among others, protection of intellectual property (Elia et al, 2020), privacy and protection of personal data (Elia et al, 2020;Romansky, 2019;Saura et al, 2021), ethics (Kee & Yazdanifard, 2015;Niranjanamurthy et al, 2013;Wang et al, 2021), honesty (Perdigo´n-Llanes et al, 2018, adoption of safety measures (Romansky, 2019;Li & Yazdanifard, 2014), confidentiality, integrity of data, and security of data and information (Niranjanamurthy et al, 2013).…”

Resilience and social change: Findings from research trends using association rule mining

“…Resilience -related topics diversified throughout the research period. At the beginning of the 21st century, informatization became a new paradigm, enabling the world to become an information society through the adoption of information and communication technologies (ICTs) [ 67 ]. ICTs such as virtual compositions (e.g., multimedia) and mobile communication was highlighted as a research interest, which can be observed by the topic of video coding in the early 2000s.…”

Stochastic Approach to Investigate Protected Access to Information Resources in Combined E-Learning Environment

“…As stated in [1], the heterogeneous aspects of informatization set requirements for the development of an adequate policy for the functional capabilities of the network space. It is a technological, socio-economic, and cultural process with important changes in society, requiring the formation of an adequate information culture.…”

“…The expanding possibilities of the digital society lead to the generation of massive information flows between communicating users in the network, which gives rise to the so-called "information avalanche". Unfortunately, this abundance of information also has its unwanted effects [1]: devaluation of information; obtaining low-quality knowledge; spending too much time and attention on the part of users to "surf" the web; loss of productivity due to spam; additional costs related to data transfer, storage options, etc. ; and security and privacy issues (not least).…”

“…The contemporary information society (ISoc) is increasingly associated with mass informatization [1], based on the growing role of new information technologies (IT) in the digital age. The computerization of various spheres of society has necessitated the increase of the efficiency of network communications [2] and the optimization of the management of information resources [3].…”