METHODOLOGY FOR BUILDING AN ANALYTICAL SUBSYSTEM OF THE UNIFIED INFORMATION SYSTEM OF THE SOCIAL SPHERE OF UKRAINE

The paper considers the problem of developing the analytical component of the Unified Information System of the Social Sphere of Ukraine — an automated subsystem designed for information and analytical support of decision-making in the management of the social sphere. The implementation of such a subsystem will improve the quality of planning and forecasting the needs of the population in social protection and social security, optimize the distribution of financing for social protection and social security expenditures, ensure controllability and targeting of expenditures, and promote the establishment of feedback between society and the state. The basis of the proposed information and analytical subsystem is mathematical models, methods of intelligent data analysis, artificial intelligence, modern information technologies, etc. The combination of the Oracle platform used in the social protection system and the Pension Fund of Ukraine with analytical tools from SAS Institute will allow creating an adaptive information and analytical subsystem capable of processing large arrays of structured and unstructured data obtained with both open and limited access, ensuring reliable protection of confidential information and personal data of citizens. Keywords: information and analytical system, mathematical models, Big Data, social sphere, forecasting.

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Kibernetyka ta Systemnyi Analiz
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.34229/kca2522-9664.25.3.14
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Information Systems and Technology Applications
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METHODOLOGY FOR BUILDING AN ANALYTICAL SUBSYSTEM OF THE UNIFIED INFORMATION SYSTEM OF THE SOCIAL SPHERE OF UKRAINE

Oleksii Zarudnyi, Roman Koval
Kibernetyka ta Systemnyi Analiz
Information Systems and Technology Applications
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METHODOLOGY FOR BUILDING AN ANALYTICAL SUBSYSTEM OF THE UNIFIED INFORMATION SYSTEM OF THE SOCIAL SPHERE OF UKRAINE

Oleksii Zarudnyi, Roman Koval
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The paper considers the problem of developing the analytical component of the Unified Information System of the Social Sphere of Ukraine — an automated subsystem designed for information and analytical support of decision-making in the management of the social sphere. The implementation of such a subsystem will improve the quality of planning and forecasting the needs of the population in social protection and social security, optimize the distribution of financing for social protection and social security expenditures, ensure controllability and targeting of expenditures, and promote the establishment of feedback between society and the state. The basis of the proposed information and analytical subsystem is mathematical models, methods of intelligent data analysis, artificial intelligence, modern information technologies, etc. The combination of the Oracle platform used in the social protection system and the Pension Fund of Ukraine with analytical tools from SAS Institute will allow creating an adaptive information and analytical subsystem capable of processing large arrays of structured and unstructured data obtained with both open and limited access, ensuring reliable protection of confidential information and personal data of citizens. Keywords: information and analytical system, mathematical models, Big Data, social sphere, forecasting.

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