Industry Resource Efficiency Drivers In The Digital Economy

The research aims to investigate the drivers of resource efficiency within industries operating in the digital economy.The study employs various research methods, including a comprehensive review of existing literature on digital transformation and resource efficiency.Additionally, qualitative interviews and surveys are conducted with industry experts and stakeholders to gather insights into their perspectives on the impact of digital technologies on resource management.The material for the research comprises a diverse range of sources, such as academic articles, industry reports, and case studies, focusing on the implementation of digital technologies in resource-intensive industries.The selection of these sources is based on their relevance to understanding the role of digitalization in driving resource efficiency.Preliminary findings suggest that the integration of digital technologies, such as IoT and AI, is contributing significantly to resource optimization, waste reduction, and overall operational efficiency in various industries.The ongoing analysis aims to identify specific trends, patterns, and challenges associated with the adoption of digital solutions for resource efficiency.In conclusion, the research aims to provide a nuanced understanding of the factors influencing resource efficiency in the digital economy, offering valuable insights for industries, policymakers, and researchers involved in sustainable resource management.

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European Proceedings of Multidisciplinary Sciences
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2024-09-30
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https://doi.org/10.15405/epms.2024.09.15
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Economic and Technological Systems Analysis
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Industry Resource Efficiency Drivers In The Digital Economy

A. N. Bisultanov
European Proceedings of Multidisciplinary Sciences
Economic and Technological Systems Analysis
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Industry Resource Efficiency Drivers In The Digital Economy

A. N. Bisultanov
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Abstract

The research aims to investigate the drivers of resource efficiency within industries operating in the digital economy.The study employs various research methods, including a comprehensive review of existing literature on digital transformation and resource efficiency.Additionally, qualitative interviews and surveys are conducted with industry experts and stakeholders to gather insights into their perspectives on the impact of digital technologies on resource management.The material for the research comprises a diverse range of sources, such as academic articles, industry reports, and case studies, focusing on the implementation of digital technologies in resource-intensive industries.The selection of these sources is based on their relevance to understanding the role of digitalization in driving resource efficiency.Preliminary findings suggest that the integration of digital technologies, such as IoT and AI, is contributing significantly to resource optimization, waste reduction, and overall operational efficiency in various industries.The ongoing analysis aims to identify specific trends, patterns, and challenges associated with the adoption of digital solutions for resource efficiency.In conclusion, the research aims to provide a nuanced understanding of the factors influencing resource efficiency in the digital economy, offering valuable insights for industries, policymakers, and researchers involved in sustainable resource management.

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