Abstract

The list, nature, and directions in changing the business processes of public corporations due to digital transformation have been determined. The main digital technologies that are used by public corporations operating in the basic sectors of the national economy were grouped. It has been proven that one of the most important criteria for digital transformation is the level of information transparency. A morphological matrix of digital transformation of public corporations has been built and the positions of the latter in the process under study have been determined. Based on the results of the matrix assessment, it was concluded that the most attention is attracted by the digitalization processes in corporations-outsiders. This is because this position is characterized by a high level of digital maturity but a low level of transparency. To ensure a high level of transparency, it seems appropriate for these companies to introduce new digital technologies. This paper analyzes those endogenous and exogenous factors that promote or block the process of introducing digital technologies in public corporations. It was found that at the level of public corporations, there are significant resource constraints, which are manifested in the lack of funds for the introduction of digital technologies. Another significant obstacle is the psychological barriers associated with the unwillingness to use digital technologies in the work process. The generalization of the efficiency indicators of business processes and criteria for factor conditions of digital transformation has made it possible to identify the main components of the system model of digitalization of public corporations. Considering the above, an authentic system model of digitalization of the public corporate sector is proposed. It seems appropriate to use the model to determine the effect of the introduction of digital technologies in the public corporate sector.

Highlights

  • Globalization, the rapid development of information technology in all areas of life, the spread of telecommunications technology and increasing Internet coverage, the interaction between different participants in the online market have led to the rapid development of the digital economy

  • Digitalization is the main factor in global growth, which provides a number of benefits for the national economy as improving productivity, saving time, creating a new demand for new products and services, and others

  • The following tasks were set: – to determine the list, nature, and directions of changes in the business processes of public corporations due to digital transformation; – to single out indicators of management efficiency of the business processes changing as a result of digitalization; – to analyze endogenous and exogenous factors that contribute to or block the process of digital technology implementation in leading public corporations; – to establish the relationship between factors of influence and business processes based on the construction of a digitalization system model of the public corporate sector

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EVALUATING THE RESULTS

Igor Dunayev Corresponding author Doctor of Science in Public Administration, Professor*. 50-richchia Peremohy str., 68, Tsyrkuny vil., Kharkiv dist., Kharkiv reg., Ukraine, 62441 Igor Kobzev PhD. Karazin Kharkiv National University Svobody sq., 4, Kharkiv, Ukraine, 61022. How to Cite: Dunayev, I., Kud, A., Latynin, M., Kosenko, A., Kosenko, V., Kobzev, I. Improving methods for evaluating the results of digitizing public corporations.

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