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2014 – 2016, Tyumen State University, Master of Science, Mathematics, Mathematical Modelling 2017 – 2018, Higher School of Economics, Course of Econometrics and Quantitative Economics (342 hours) 2013 – 2015, New Economic School, Course of Modern macroeconomics (350 hours) 2011 – 2013, Tyumen State University, High School Teacher (Additional Qualification) 2002 – 2005, Tyumen State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering, PhD program "Regional economics" 1997 – 2002, Tyumen State University, Bachelor of Economics
Modern people live in the era of knowledge and digitalization supposed to increase their quality of life. Nevertheless, digital technologies are only the instruments in the development and transformation of social-economic processes and their usage per se does not ensure only positive effects, which much depends on goals, conditions, institutes, etc. Thus, digitalization has an unambiguous influence on many social-economic processes and needs a wise policy to provide smooth progress and well-being for everybody. This study aims to design and test appropriate tools for managing digitalization to direct this process on increasing the quality of life. For this purpose we analyzed: (1) correlation to identify interrelations between digitalization and quality of life; (2) the potential of using the visualization matrix method to identify and monitor national trends of digitalization in the context of quality of life. We found: (1) close correlation between subjective and objective indicators of quality of life and between the quality of life and digitalization; (2) the two-dimensional matrix turned out to be a relevant visual tool that embraces specific two-way relationships between human development and digitalization. In combination with statistical and qualitative methods, this tool has wide prospects for managing digitalization in the context of social progress and increasing quality of life.
Oleg Kryzhanovskij; Natalia Baburina; Anastasia Ljovkina. How to Make Digitalization Better Serve an Increasing Quality of Life? Sustainability 2021, 13, 611 .
AMA StyleOleg Kryzhanovskij, Natalia Baburina, Anastasia Ljovkina. How to Make Digitalization Better Serve an Increasing Quality of Life? Sustainability. 2021; 13 (2):611.
Chicago/Turabian StyleOleg Kryzhanovskij; Natalia Baburina; Anastasia Ljovkina. 2021. "How to Make Digitalization Better Serve an Increasing Quality of Life?" Sustainability 13, no. 2: 611.