Principles and Models for the Development of Equidistant Digital Infrastructure in the Agro-Industrial Complex

Dmitry A. Korobeynikov, Ivan S. Korabelnikov and Victoria K. Telekabel
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Dmitry A. Korobeynikov: Volgograd State Agrarian University
Ivan S. Korabelnikov: Volgograd State Agrarian University
Victoria K. Telekabel: Volgograd State Agrarian University

Economics. Information Technologies, 2026, vol. 53, issue 1, 65-73

Abstract: The digitalization and platformization of public administration in the agro-industrial complex highlight the need for research into the development of a publicly accessible and unified digital infrastructure. The authors examine the existing state information systems in the sector and formulate principles for their integration, proposing two alternative models for creating an equidistant digital infrastructure: 1) development of an information system of digital services in agriculture, created by the Russian Ministry of Agriculture; 2) the formation of a unified ecosystem of state digital services in the agro-industrial complex. The first model envisions the use of a departmental information system of digital services to ensure seamless user access to various GIS and the proactive provision of state support measures. The second model envisions the development of a multiplatform digital ecosystem for the automation of public administration functions, as well as interaction with financial and corporate digital platforms and services.

Keywords: government information systems; digital ecosystems; government support; public administration; digital platforms (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2026
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DOI: 10.52575/2687-0932-2026-53-1-65-73

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