The fact that our country, like most developed countries, has chosen the path of development of the digital economy opens up new directions in the field of information technology and in general, in the field of electronic document circulation. The turning of society towards digital technologies was caused by the improvement of the quality of the global Internet network and the development of communication systems. As a result, it became possible to exchange and collect a large amount of data, which, in turn, allows us to process the collected information, make predictions, make informed decisions and profit in a variety of ways. And for all this, it will be necessary to create a compatible infrastructure, in other words, an ecosystem of global information platforms. there is a need to do. These issues need to be resolved quickly, as delay in this regard can lead to serious risks. It is not the myth or reality of the digital economy that plays an important role in the changes taking place now, but how these changes serve society.

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