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AZERBAIJA
Core challenges
for digital
transformation

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> Resistance to change:
> Change can be difficult for people, and digital transformation can often be
disruptive. This can lead to resistance from employees, customers, and
other stakeholders.
> Lack of awareness:
> Many people are not aware of the benefits of digital transformation, or they
may not understand how it can be applied to their organization.
> Skills gap:
> There is a shortage of skilled workers with the knowledge and experience
to implement digital transformation. This can make it difficult to find the
talent needed to execute the transformation.
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Core challenges for digital transformation:

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> Overall, 1171 respondents from Ganja, Guba and Masalli have been interviewed by the pollsters.
> The following is one of the lines of inquiry:
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A survey was conducted to understand the situation about the digital literacy
in selected regions of Azerbaijan.

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Information sources about e-services respectively in Ganja, Masalli and Guba

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Conclusion
1 Social networks
2 Word of mouth: friends & family members
3 News sites
4 Websites of Government entities
Most effective methods for dissemination, based on the analysis of the survey results
might be:

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Global indicators on «Digital Literacy».
45% of the population
of UN member states
45% of the population of UN member states (about 3.5 billion people on average)
still suffer from digital divide
About 3.5 billion people
on average
Statistics of the World Economic Forum on «Digital Literacy»:
Source: https://www.weforum.org/
95% of the world’s population lives in mobile network coverage area,
but 1/3 of the world’s population suffers from digital divide.

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Digital public services promotion methods
Social Media TV Online Media Radio
*130+ broadcasts
12social media
accounts
*60+
press releases
*120+
TV broadcasts
Digital Service
Windows
Baku “ASAN service”
centres
№ 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7

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> The radio programme, main objective of which is to raise the level of
“digital literacy” in the country, generally covers the following areas:
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“Digital Azerbaijan” Radio Broadcast
E-Services
E-Gov solutions
Social Innovations
ICT
Startups
Azerbaijanis who have reached
worldwide success in the field of IT.
Digital technologies
and their benefits
Useful digital tools,
apps and websites
130+ broadcasts

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> “Digital Government” voluntary programme is being conducted under the motto “Emergency Digital
Assistance” within the framework of CSR projects for working with citizens and volunteers.
> Projects and training courses on e-services for volunteers are organized based on the programme.
> Surveys about electronic services are carried out among the population in ASAN Service centers.
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Working with volunteers

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> “Towards Digital Journalism” program is
implemented for:
> Adequate promotion of digital services among
citizens;
> Studying of innovations and trends in journalism;
> Collecting ideas and offers in the area of digital
services;
> Assessment and support of implementation;
> Preventing information pollution by ensuring the
proper informing of journalists on the scope of
activities.
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Towards Digital Journalism

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Q&A SESSION
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