DEVELOPMENT OF A MOBILE APPLICATION FOR DELIVERY IN RURAL REGIONS

The development of a mobile delivery application for rural regions is an urgent topic not only at the current time, but also. This topic has always been relevant and essential because the IT infrastructure in rural areas has always been underdeveloped compared with megacities and cities. This project aims to enhance digital technologies in rural areas, enabling residents to improve their living conditions and access more advanced technology. Our article highlights the key challenges and successes in the field of digital technology development in rural regions, drawing on an analysis of academic literature, open sources, and technical andpractical factors. Our project will help simplify various digital aspects, such as product development among residents, navigating from one point to another without leaving home to order the correct items from another location in the city, finding and offering services, and more. Additionally, the project holds significant promise for digitalization and future development. Because our task is not only to collect and analyze large amounts of data, but also to automate routine tasks. Despite significant progress every year, the analysis results reveal substantial gaps in digitalization in rural regions, particularly in comparison to large cities that have greater access to digital technology. Our project helps to address this problem, at least partially, by providing rural regions with the opportunity to enhance digitalization and streamline work processes.

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Habaršy. Fizika-matematikalyķ ġylymdary seriâsy
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2025-03-01
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https://doi.org/10.51889/2959-5894.2025.89.1.014
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ICT in Developing Communities
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DEVELOPMENT OF A MOBILE APPLICATION FOR DELIVERY IN RURAL REGIONS

A.K. Aitim, A. E. Toleukhan, Sh. R. Chshir
Habaršy. Fizika-matematikalyķ ġylymdary seriâsy
ICT in Developing Communities
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DEVELOPMENT OF A MOBILE APPLICATION FOR DELIVERY IN RURAL REGIONS

A.K. Aitim, A. E. Toleukhan, Sh. R. Chshir
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Abstract

The development of a mobile delivery application for rural regions is an urgent topic not only at the current time, but also. This topic has always been relevant and essential because the IT infrastructure in rural areas has always been underdeveloped compared with megacities and cities. This project aims to enhance digital technologies in rural areas, enabling residents to improve their living conditions and access more advanced technology. Our article highlights the key challenges and successes in the field of digital technology development in rural regions, drawing on an analysis of academic literature, open sources, and technical andpractical factors. Our project will help simplify various digital aspects, such as product development among residents, navigating from one point to another without leaving home to order the correct items from another location in the city, finding and offering services, and more. Additionally, the project holds significant promise for digitalization and future development. Because our task is not only to collect and analyze large amounts of data, but also to automate routine tasks. Despite significant progress every year, the analysis results reveal substantial gaps in digitalization in rural regions, particularly in comparison to large cities that have greater access to digital technology. Our project helps to address this problem, at least partially, by providing rural regions with the opportunity to enhance digitalization and streamline work processes.

Habaršy. Fizika-matematikalyķ ġylymdary seriâsyVol. 89(1)
International Information Technologies University (KZ)
Openalex Percentile: Top 86%
ICT in Developing Communities
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