Digital business transformation in current conditions. Part I

Research on the business processes digital transformation is of great interest among Russian and foreign scientists. The domestic economy’s development pace at the present stage is largely associated with widespread digital transformations. Over the past decade, Russia’s innovation performance, and the pace of digitalisation, has remained at a satisfactory level, which is not in line with the global trend. Branches of the economy, corporations, and small economic entities face the problem of adapting to the digital world. In the context of the upcoming economic crisis, the growing number of threats to economic sustainability, the task of increasing the pace of digitalisation is most acute. The study considers the main technologies in the concept of scientific and technological development of the Russian Federation, analyses the digitalisation tools and key sectors of the domestic economy. Based on the information provided, recommendations for the business digital transformation have been formulated. Due to the relevance of the topic, the results of the study have formed the basis of subsequent researches.

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