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Distribution of ICT and Analysis of the Digital Components of the Quality of Life

The Journal of Distribution Science / The Journal of Distribution Science, (P)1738-3110; (E)2093-7717
2020, v.18 no.12, pp.67-77
https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.15722/jds.18.12.202012.67
PANZABEKOVA, Aksanat
KIREYEVA, Anel A.
SATYBADIN, Azimkhan A.
S.SABYR, Nursymbat
PANZABEKOVA,, A. , KIREYEVA,, A. A. , SATYBADIN,, A. A. , & S.SABYR,, N. (2020). Distribution of ICT and Analysis of the Digital Components of the Quality of Life. The Journal of Distribution Science, 18(12), 67-77, https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.15722/jds.18.12.202012.67

Abstract

Purpose: Based on the author's adapted invariant choice, this study is to present the methodology and the calculation of the integral index of the digital component of the quality of life. By analyzing the digital indexes, the study is also to discuss distribution of ICT and the digital quality of life of the population of Kazakhstan and its regions. Research design, data, methodology: In this research, the method of calculation of integral assessment of the indicator was used, which indicates index constructs. The study analyzed objective secondary data for the period 2017-2019, which was the database from official websites of the Committee on Statistics of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Results: The study produced an integral code for assessing digital components of living standards of the population, consisting of five groups sub-indexes. Conclusions: Based on the provided analyses, we can confirm the existence of a significant difference of all the indicators of digital living standards of the population between the two leading cities: Almaty city and Nur-Sultan city. Furthermore we can deduce the differences of the examined indexes for other regions of Kazakhstan. Despite the rapid adoption of digital technologies, Kazakhstan still has significant digital gaps among cities indicating regional differences in the speed of implementation and distribution of digital technologies.

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Distribution, ICT, Digital Potential, Digital Component, Quality of Life

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