Digitalization and Sustainable Development: the New COVID-19 Challenge Requires Non-standard Solutions
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Issue Vol. 17 No. 2 (2022)
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Sustainable Development and Sustainable Science. Where We Came From, Where We Are Now and Where We Are Heading? Part I: The History of the Concept
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The Real Tragedy of the Commons – Garrett Hardin (1968) Revised
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Digitalization and Sustainable Development: the New COVID-19 Challenge Requires Non-standard Solutions
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The spread of COVID-19 contributes to changing economic, environmental and social reality around the world. One of the significant consequences of the current pandemic can already be called the accelerated introduction of digital technologies in various fields. Against this background, the article is devoted to the theoretical and analytical substantiation of the feasibility of reorienting traditional production and management systems in the context of COVID-19 to digital ones. It has been proven that digitalization, sustainable development and COVID-19 are new challenges generated by human activity that require non-standard solutions. A composition of non-standard digital solutions is proposed to overcome the problems associated with COVID-19, ensuring sustainable development, allowing to launch new business models capable of smoothing post-Covid consequences and bringing the world economy onto a trajectory of sustainable economic growth.
