digitalizacijom

Digitalizacijom is the instrumental form of the term "digitalizacija" in several South Slavic languages, referring to the process of digitalization. In this sense, digitalizacijom denotes actions taken to convert information, processes, and services from analog or manual forms to digital ones, or to integrate digital technologies into operations, organizations, and society. It is often contrasted with digitization (the conversion of data to digital form) and with broader digital transformation (the rethinking of business models and governance through technology).

Scope and applications: Digitalizacijom occurs across public and private sectors, including government services, manufacturing, healthcare, education, and culture. It encompasses digitization of records, automation of workflows, digital platforms, and data-driven decision making. It also includes the development of digital infrastructure, interoperability standards, and digital literacy.

Drivers and enablers: Ubiquitous broadband, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, Internet of Things, big data analytics, cybersecurity, and supportive policy frameworks. Economic and social reforms often accompany digitalizacijom to improve efficiency, transparency, and access to services.

Benefits and challenges: Potential benefits include improved efficiency, cost savings, better service delivery, and new business models. Risks include data privacy, cybersecurity threats, unequal access (digital divide), skill gaps, and governance complexities. Successful digitalizacijom requires strategy, investment, and stakeholder collaboration.

Measurement and examples: Digital maturity models assess capability across strategy, culture, technology, and data. Examples include e-government portals, digital health records, online education platforms, and smart manufacturing. Countries and organizations pursue digitalizacijom to remain competitive and to enhance public value.