The Improvement of the Assessment of Digital Transformations in Socioeconomic Systems Using Ai

Abstract

This article aims to improve the methods of assessing digital transformations in socioeconomic systems. The relevance of the research topic is driven by the rapid development of digital technologies and their impact on the economy and society, which contributes to sustainable development. Research methods include analysing statistical data, expert methods, and modelling the dynamics of digital transformations. The results show that throughout the study period of 2017-2021, six out of eight dynamic indicators reflect that digital transformations in socioeconomic systems meet installed criteria besides the involvement of government institutions in providing access to electronic democracy tools and the percentage of the adult population subscribed to mobile phones. Six out of eight dynamic indicators show a trend, suggesting an increase in these specific indicators over time. Additionally, the consolidated dynamic indicator of digital transformations in socioeconomic systems meets the criteria, pointing towards an overall improvement over time for indicators of digital transformations in socioeconomic systems. It is important to note that this does not necessarily imply a simultaneous improvement in all individual indicators. Consequently, enhancing the indicators experiencing deterioration over time is crucial to improve the overall situation. This emphasises the need to make managerial decisions regarding the correction of digital transformations in socioeconomic systems in those areas, the indicators of which decreased during 2017-2021. Identifying key aspects of these problems allows for defining directions to improve the digital transformations. The practical value of the study lies in the potential use of refined scientific and methodological approaches to obtaining information necessary for making managerial decisions to promote digital transformations.