METHODOLOGICAL MODELS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE DIGITAL ECONOMY IN REGIONS
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digital transformation, digital technologies, digital economy, regional digital transformation, smart region, digital region, big data systems, artificial intelligence##article.abstract##
This article is devoted to the theoretical and methodological foundations, models, and forms of developing
the digital economy in regions, as well as its structural components and potential areas of application. Furthermore, the
article presents practical proposals and recommendations for the effective use of such concepts as “Regional Digital
Transformation,” “Smart Region,” and “Digital Region.”
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