Springer Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference “Smart Nations: Global Trends In The Digital Economy”: Volume 1: 397 (Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems, 397)

This book contains contributions from an international scientific conference, “Smart Nations: Global Trends In The Digital Economy”, which was organized by the State University of Management (Moscow). By presenting international research on the issues of the Smart Nations concept, this book includes topics such as state and legal aspects of digital transformation of management systems, new technologies in the digital environment of the information society and smart economy as a new reality. The conference proceedings cover legal, informational, technological and other aspects of socio-economic development in the context of digital innovations. This work addresses theoretical and practical aspects by studying the phenomenon of Smart Nations that requires understanding the modern information technologies, big data analysis, distributed registry management, new microprocessor technologies and broadband data transmission technologies in terms of their usefulness and accessibility to any representative of humanity. From the Back Cover This book contains contributions from an international scientific conference, “Smart Nations: Global Trends In The Digital Economy”, which was organized by the State University of Management (Moscow). By presenting international research on the issues of the Smart Nations concept, this book includes topics such as state and legal aspects of digital transformation of management systems, new technologies in the digital environment of the information society and smart economy as a new reality. The conference proceedings cover legal, informational, technological and other aspects of socio-economic development in the context of digital innovations. This work addresses theoretical and practical aspects by studying the phenomenon of Smart Nations that requires understanding the modern information technologies, big data analysis, distributed registry management, new microprocessor technologies and broadband data transmission technologies in terms of their usefulness and accessibility to any representative of humanity.