数字化转型背景下欧盟与斯洛伐克的多维评价

IF 1.6 Q3 BUSINESS Central European Business Review Pub Date : 2022-07-29 DOI:10.18267/j.cebr.313
Sylvia Jenčová, Petra Vašaničová, Marta Miskufova
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新冠肺炎疫情突出了数字技术在建设可持续未来方面发挥关键作用的基本意图,揭示了配备数字设备的公司与仍在实施数字解决方案的公司之间的差距。它显示了城市、农村和偏远地区之间具有良好联系的差异。本文分为两个部分。第一个目的是根据数字经济和社会的基本维度来评估其表现,并使用DESI(数字经济与社会指数)量化和比较28个欧盟国家(考虑英国为成员国)在国际领域的地位。它将根据综合指数的主要方面,评估斯洛伐克共和国各时期发展的总体变化。第二部分旨在利用欧洲联盟国家在经社部五个维度内的排名数据,找出这些国家的集群。相关分析用于满足第一个目标,聚类分析用于满足第二个目标。这些数据来自斯洛伐克共和国投资、区域发展和信息化部以及欧洲数字化中心的数据库。结果显示,在分析的2016-2020年期间,欧盟国家的排名在统计上存在显著相关性。此外,在欧洲联盟国家中,就经社部层面的排名而言,存在内部同质和外部异质的国家集团。到目前为止,现有文献中还没有使用聚类分析来分析DESI。因此,本文的研究成果填补了这样一个研究空白。对中欧受众的影响:使用经社部量化和比较28个欧盟国家在国际领域的地位,有助于确定和提高欧盟国家的数字竞争力。了解DESI的五个维度、其具体的子维度和指标可以帮助确定国家应该关注的有争议的领域。本文使用DESI©2023《中欧商业评论》更详细地论述了斯洛伐克在欧盟数字竞争力中的地位。保留所有权利。
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Multidimensional Evaluation of EU and Slovakia in the Context of Digital Transformation
The Covid-19 pandemic highlighted the cardinal intent, in which digital technologies play a key role in building a sustainable future, revealing disparities between digitally equipped companies and those that are still implementing digital solutions. It showed the difference between urban, rural and remote areas with good connections. This paper is divided into two parts. The first aim is to evaluate the performance of the digital economy and society according to its basic dimensions and quantify and compare the position of 28 European Union countries (considering Great Britain as a member) in the international area using DESI - (Digital Economy and Society Index). It will look to evaluate the overall change in the development of the Slovak Republic between individual periods based on the main dimensions of the composite index. The second part aims to find the clusters of the European Union countries by using data on their rankings within the five dimensions of DESI. Correlation analysis is used to meet the first aim, cluster analysis is used to meet the second aim. The data are obtained from the Ministry of Investment, Regional Development and Informatization of the Slovak Republic and the database of the European Centre for Digitization. The results show a statistically significant correlation in the rankings of the EU countries between the analysed years 2016-2020. Moreover, among the European Union countries, there are internally homogeneous and external heterogeneous groups of countries with respect to ranking within DESI dimensions. Cluster analysis has not been used so far in analysing DESI in the existing literature. Therefore, the results of this paper fill such a research gap.Implications for Central European audience: Quantification and comparison of the position of 28 European Union countries in the international area using DESI can help to identify and improve the digital competitiveness of European Union countries. Knowing five dimensions of DESI, its specific subdimensions, and indicators can help to identify controversial areas to which the state should pay attention. This paper deals, in more detail, with the position of Slovakia in the digital competitiveness of the EU using DESI © 2023, Central European Business Review.All Rights Reserved.
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