Digital activity of Russian organizations in the field of information technology services: trends and vectors of digital activity in the development of e-commerce and marketing technologies

Authors

  • Inna Sergeevna Lola National Research University Higher School of Economics
  • Murat Bulatovich Bakeev National Research University Higher School of Economics

Keywords:

Digital activity, digitalization, business tendency monitoring, IT organizations, e-commerce and marketing, digital technologies, digital climate barriers index

Abstract

The paper presents the key development trends of Russian IT organizations engaged in the development of digital solutions in the field of e-commerce and marketing technologies in the final dynamics of development for 2020, as well as their short-term plans for 2021. It reflects a representative picture of the business environment, technological benchmarks, differentiation of the demand for digital solutions from customers in the context of COVID-19. The pandemic was found to be an important driver of digital activity. Against the backdrop of a slowdown in economic activity in the context of a coronavirus crisis, IT organizations turned out to be quite stress-resistant to exogenous and endogenous market parameters.

About authors

Inna Sergeevna Lola

National Research University Higher School of Economics

Institute for statistical studies and economics of knowledge
Centre for business tendency studies
Deputy director

Member of the All-Russian public organization "Russian Association of Statisticians"

Member of the New Economic Association

Candidate of economic sciences

Murat Bulatovich Bakeev

National Research University Higher School of Economics

Institute for statistical studies and economics of knowledge
Centre for business tendency studies
Аnalyst

Published

30.06.2022

How to Cite

Lola, I. S., & Bakeev, M. B. (2022). Digital activity of Russian organizations in the field of information technology services: trends and vectors of digital activity in the development of e-commerce and marketing technologies. Information Society, (3), 27-37. Retrieved from http://infosoc.iis.ru/article/view/614