Digital Transformation — an organisation's shift to digital processes, data and services to improve efficiency.
Digital Transformation
Our challenging times have posed a significant challenge for the state IT infrastructure due to the need for a rapid transition to a paperless regime amidst pandemic restrictions.
Digital Transformation
The year 2021 became a period when the speed of digital product market entry (Time-to-Market) transformed from a competitive advantage into a condition for survival.
Digital Transformation
The current time has become a significant stage for Ukrainian medicine, which, under the pressure of the pandemic and legislative requirements for Paperless, has rapidly begun to transition to full…
Digital Transformation
The beginning of 2021 in Ukraine was marked by a transition from experimental launches of individual services to the formation of a systemic legislative basis for a complete departure from paper…
Digital Transformation
The present time has become a period of profound rethinking of the role of public technologies in society.
Webinars & Events
We invite you to attend the webinar "Effective tools of community digitalization: accounting for local taxes, accounting and personnel management" Date: November 18, 2020 Time: 14:00-15:00…
Webinars & Events
Date: November 18, 2020 Time: 14:00-15:00 Registration for the broadcast https://forms.gle/posJpGFqzgD7SDzV7 The webinar is free The administrative-territorial structure in communities involves the…
Digital Transformation
September 2020 marked a period when the volume of accumulated digital data in national registers reached a critical mass, necessitating a transition to qualitatively new management methods.
Digital Transformation
The current era has become a key stage in the implementation of decentralization reform, which required the state IT architecture to create reliable bridges between central bodies and newly formed…
Digital Transformation
September 2020 marked a period when the volume of accumulated digital data in national registers reached a critical mass, necessitating a transition to qualitatively new management methods.
