NEW MANAGEMENT PARADIGMS DETERMINED BY THE PANDEMIC: THE DIGITAL REVOLUTION IN THE OPERA SECTOR by Aurora Eleonora TWAROWSKI, Nicolae BIBU, Laura BRANCU

“…This paper analyses the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the digitization process of the opera sector under the impact of the COVID-19 health crisis. …”
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THE IMPACT OF COVID-19 ON THE IT SECTOR: WAS THE ADJUSTMENT AS EASY AS IT SEEMED? THE CASE OF CROATIA by Julia Perić, Ružica Stanić

“…The results of the research showed that companies in the IT sector also organized remote work, but unlike other sectors, employees in the IT sector were more likely to permanently switch to remote work, as they were more satisfied, motivated and productive when working remotely. …”
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THE IMPACT OF FINANCIAL AND NON-FINANCIAL BENEFITS ON THE MOTIVATION OF PUBLIC SECTOR EMPLOYEES by Irma Dikhaminjia, Natalia Kharadze, Dea Pirtskhalaishvili, Tatia Qajaia

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Discussing the Development in the Real Estate Sector in the Framework of University-City Interaction by Mete Korhan Özkök, Büşra Begen Okay

“…The resulting data were then subjected to a process of interpretation. In addition, current master plans were evaluated, and suggestions were developed for the factors that should be considered in urban planning. …”
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Introduction of Smart Specialization in the Context of Formation of Investment Potential of the Tourism Sector by Biletska Natalia V.

“…The process of developing a project to increase the investment potential of the tourism sector on the basis of the introduction of smart specialization, consisting of eight stages, is substantiated as follows: analysis of the tourism potential of the region with the purpose of assessing the existing tourism potential of the region, which involves identifying its unique resources, opportunities for development and existing limitations; strategic planning of tourism development, the purpose of which is to determine the main directions of development of the tourism sector, set priorities and develop a long-term strategy; analysis of infrastructure development in order to study the existing tourist infrastructure and identify areas for its improvement; partnership and cooperation, the purpose of which is to establish partnerships with local businesses, scientific institutions and civil society for the joint implementation of the project; development of innovative solutions with the purpose of integrating innovations into all aspects of the tourism sector to increase its competitiveness; development of a strategy for attracting investments, aiming at formation of an effective strategy for attracting foreign and domestic investors in the development of the tourism sector; marketing and promotion, the purpose of which is to create an effective system for promoting the region’s tourism product in the domestic and international markets; monitoring and evaluation, in order is to track the effectiveness of the project and ensure that it meets the set goals.…”
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Eco-efficiency of coffee production and consumption in the UK at the product and sectoral levels by Piya Gosalvitr, Rosa M. Cuéllar-Franca, Robin Smith, Adisa Azapagic

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Health Technology Assessment in China’s Health Care Sector: Development and Applications by Wudong Guo, Peimeng Wang, Yuzheng Zhang, Xue Li, Yaoling Wang, Kun Zhao, Francis Ruiz, Rui Li, Feiyi Xiao, Xuefei Gu, Mao You, Qiang Fu

“…Despite the identified challenges, HTA has the potential to support a wide range of applications in China’s health care sector, building on the progress achieved over the last three decades.…”
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Assessment of quality of antenatal care services in public sector facilities in India by Lalit Dandona, Rakhi Dandona, G Anil Kumar, Debarshi Bhattacharya, Priya Nanda, Md Akbar, Moutushi Majumder

“…The process of ANC service provision was documented.Results Eight hundred and fourteen (94.5% participation) women participated. …”
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RISKS OF IMPLEMENTING AND USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE BY OIL AND GAS SECTOR ENTERPRISES by V.B. Kochkodan, M.Yu. Petryna

“…The article is devoted to the study of risks associated with the implementation and use of artificial intelligence (AI) by enterprises in Ukraine’s oil and gas sector. The purpose of the article is to identify the key threats arising in the process of digital transformation of the industry, classify and assess these threats, and develop strategies for managing such risks to ensure the safe, effective, and ethical application of AI technologies. …”
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Promoting innovation adoption in the agricultural sector: the case of Lithuania and the Czech Republic by Žaneta Karazijienė, Miglė Eleonora Černikovaitė

“…The study presents practical recommendations for enhancing the agricultural innovation ecosystem and the adoption of innovations in the agricultural sector. It emphasises the need to simplify the application process for financial assistance and improve communication strategies so that farmers are well informed and prepared to implement new technologies. …”
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Agri-Food Sector Structure and Food Prices in European Union Countries by Aneta Błażejowska

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MANAGING HUMAN FACTORS IN IMPLEMENTING ELECTRONIC DOCUMENT SYSTEM IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR by TOMS LEIKUMS

“…Correctly managed correspondence and organized document circulation characterize successful performance particularly in the public sector organizations. Even though production of documents itself is not the main task of governmental institutions, document creation and processing are crucial processes for the provision of basic functions in public sector. …”
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Comparison of Methods for Assessing the Assimilation Capacity of the Kazakhstani Sector of the Ili River by A. T. Nurseitova, J. K. Jamalov, A. A. Azimov, D. B. Nurseitov, E. A. Tursunov

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REDEFINING HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN THE HEALTHCARE SECTOR THROUGH ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE by Alina-Georgiana PETRE

“…We are living in a new era dominated by technological transformations designed for contributing to the efficiency of work through intelligent automation processes of certain activities in a wide range of industries. …”
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Deciphering Clinical Narratives - Augmented Intelligence for Decision Making in Healthcare Sector by Lipika Dey, Sudeshna Jana, Tirthankar Dasgupta, Tanay Gupta

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Impact of Banking Sector wise differences on High-Performance Work Practices by Preeti Vats, Shivani Agarwal

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Stagnation and renewable growth of enterprises: an empirical analysis by sectors of the Russian economy by V. V. Spitsin, V. A. Leonova, L. Yu. Spitsina, A. D. Bragin

“…The purpose of this work is to study the intensity of the processes of stagnation and subsequent renewable growth of enterprises in the context of a wide range of sectors of the Russian economy. …”
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The Nexus of Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Agriculture Sector: Case of Turkey and China by Hasan Gökhan Doğan, Güngör Karakaş

“…Greenhouse gas emissions constitute the basis of global warming. One of the sectors contributing to the greenhouse gas emissions is the agriculture sector which accounts for 24% of the global greenhouse gas emissions. …”
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Digital transformation readiness of Kazakhstani enterprises: Mapping regional and sectoral capacities by Zaira Satpayeva, Zhanibek Bekmurat, Tunç Medeni, Dana Kangalakova, Liangliang Xue

“…According to the findings, in Kazakhstan, the level of readiness of enterprises for digital transformation is heterogeneous both in regional and sectoral terms. Kazakhstani enterprises are characterized by a high level of basic digital readiness (81.4% of enterprises had computers, 79.5% – Internet access), an unsatisfactory level of advanced digital readiness (5.6% of enterprises had IT-specialists, 1.1% – own data centers, 3.1% – implemented business processes innovations in information and communication systems), and digital maturity (26.5% of enterprises had Internet resources, electronic invoices – 79.1%, automated internal business processes – 16.7%, cloud computing – 11.0%, big data technologies – 1.9%, and RFID technologies – 1.1%). …”
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Revolution of Artificial Intelligence and the Internet of Objects in the Customer Journey and the Air Sector by Hadjer Saadi, Rachida Touhami, Mustapha C.E. Yagoub

“…Artificial intelligence (AI) is a discipline interested in the processes and methods that allow a machine to perform tasks related to human intelligence. …”
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