INTEGRATED REPORTING IN THE DIGITAL ECONOMY

Abstract

Digital technologies are changing and transforming all sectors of the economy. With the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, digitization has significantly accelerated, as for many companies, digital implementation and transformation have become the main factors contributing to business survival and prosperity [4]. In the future, the impact of digitalization on the economy will only increase.

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