EFFICIENT USE OF ECONOMIC RESOURCES IN THE CONTEXT OF DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
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This article examines the theoretical and methodological foundations of the efficient use of economic resources in the context of digital transformation, with particular emphasis on the impact of digital technologies on production processes, labor productivity, capital utilization, and management efficiency. The study also analyzes the role of data-driven management, artificial intelligence, cloud computing, automation, and digital platforms in improving the allocation and utilization of economic resources. In addition, the implications of digitalization for economic efficiency are considered, including technological investment, human capital development, information security, and organizational transformation. Based on the analysis, scientific and practical recommendations are developed to enhance the efficiency of economic resource utilization under conditions of digital transformation.Keywords
digital transformation, economic resources, digital economy, economic efficiency, labor productivity, human capital, artificial intelligence, digital technologies, resource allocation, innovative developmentReferences
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