Managing the Digitisation of Filing System Project at Al-Zaytoonah University of Jordan

Alkhatib, Esraa; Yassin, Mohammed M.; Alkhatib, Ala’a S.

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-74123-9_30

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“…Digital technologies, as the researchers note, form new opportunities for organizing all types of activities at the university. This includes applying to university by prospective students and employees, further employment of graduates, conducting joint scientific research by the employees with colleagues from other universities [12]. Among the most developed digital services that are actively developed at the universities the researchers mark the joint formation of research ideas, looking for research partners, writing proposals to attract sponsors, conducting research, publishing results, support services.…”

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Methodological To Digital Transformation in the Strategic Development of A University

Akhmetshin*,

Safiullin,

Elshin

2019

IJEAT

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In the conditions of the fourth industrial revolution and the new digital era, modern corporations in their development are focusing more and more on the wide and optimal use of digital technologies in various fields of their activity. In this regard, it becomes very important for the universities to start preparing future graduates for work with digital technologies in a timely manner so that they are in demand and competitive in the labor market in the future. Objectives of the study. The article reveals the current state, directions of digital transformation and the ways of transition of universities to 4.0 model. Achieved results. We have revealed the peculiarities of digitalization of the main types of university activities in the new conditions during the transition to 4.0 model. We have formulated the changes in the educational, research and business activities of the university in the digital economy.

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confidence: 99%