Digital transformation of single information space of a modern university

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The article describes the process of development of the single information space of a university on the example of North-Western Institute of management RANEPA under the President of the Russian Federation. The aim of the research is to examine the logistical approach to the development of innovative information space. The composition of the single information space (SIS) is given, the role of its constituent elements is revealed. Special attention is paid to the use of Wi-Fi technologies. The methodology is based on the logistic approach to considering the innovative information educational space as a unified object with special features being determined by the elements included in the system. The principle of the unity of information space consists in possibility of logging into any SIS system by a single account. So, changing of information in one system should lead to change in another, and the exchange of information is realized between the automated systems due to the creation of integration mechanisms based on the universal information gateway, enabling the integrated control system be relevant. The principal conclusion is that single information space creation solves the task of transition from patchwork automation of various fields of activity of the organization to a single integrated approach in building an automated control system based on a single industrial software platform.

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Pakhomova, M., Ermakov, S., Ryabova, T., Belchenko, J., & Burova, A. (2020). Digital transformation of single information space of a modern university. In IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering (Vol. 918). IOP Publishing Ltd. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/918/1/012176

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