DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION IS THE MAIN FACTOR OF MODERN DEVELOPMENT
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https://doi.org/10.55640/Keywords:
digital transformation, information and communication technologies, artificial intelligence, Big Data, internet technologies, public administration, economic efficiency, global market, innovation, digital solutions, IT infrastructure, information security, cybersecurity, single interactive public services portal, “ One Million Uzbek Coders ”, smart city.Abstract
In today's era of globalization and rapid technological development, digital transformation is becoming a key factor in the development of all sectors of society and the economy. The widespread use of information and communication technologies, innovative solutions such as artificial intelligence, big data, and Internet technologies have become one of the main factors determining global competitiveness. Based on the analysis of advanced practices, the role of the sector in the conditions of Uzbekistan , as well as possible proposals and recommendations, have been developed.
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