Dmitriy Babanskiy
Digital maturity refers to the level of implementation of digital technologies, their integration into business processes, strategic management, as well as goals at all levels of enterprise management and technological processes.
The digital maturity of Russian industrial enterprises is characterized by the chaotic use of individual digital solutions, as well as the digitalization of business processes rather than production processes, which is affected by the lack of financial, personnel, and information resources in almost every second company, while the target IT architecture is determined by the introduction of technologies and ensuring their connectivity and security at all levels of management.
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