Digitalization and Industry 4.0: Economic and Societal Development

1. Front Matter

   Pages I-XIV

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2. Digitalization

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 1-1

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   2. Issues regarding cybersecurity in modern world

      • Hajymuhammet Geldiyev, Maksat Churiyev, Rejep Mahmudov

      Pages 3-14

   3. Cyber-Crime - A strong growing Riskcategory: Prevention, Protection, Defense, Limitation of Loss

      • Hans-Christian Brauweiler

      Pages 15-26

   4. Opportunities, challenges and new competences in the digital working world

      • Daniel Markgraf

      Pages 27-51

   5. Digitization of the Health and Education Sectors in the Palestinian Society, in View of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals

      • Hilmi S. Salem

      Pages 53-89

   6. New Approach to the Economic Measurement in Terms of Digital Economy

      • Andrey Shevandrin

      Pages 91-103

   7. Comparision of field measurement data with propagation models, and modification of COST 231-Hata and Cost 231-Walfisch-Ikegami propagation models for UMTS2100 mobile network in Ashgabat, Koshi

      • Nokerov Suleyman

      Pages 105-118

   8. Clean sweeping the modelling languages jungle — Overview of commonly used modelling languages in software development, transformability, and pros and cons of model-to-model transformation

      • Felix Suda, Frank Grimm, Sofia Meacham

      Pages 119-135

   9. Erfassung von Gründächern auf der Grundlage fernerkundlicher Luftbilddaten und digitalen Gebäudemodellen am Beispiel der Hansestadt Rostock

      • Görres Grenzdörffer

      Pages 137-150

   10. Modulare Datenbrille

       • Rigo Herold

       Pages 151-158

   11. Experience of introducing digitalization into the economy of foreign countries

       • I. Kh. Tuseeva, A. A. Azhibaeva, Dauren T. Askarov

       Pages 159-166

   12. Exit from degenerate mode in linear programming

       • Hajymuhammet Geldiyev, Y. Seyisov, Maksat Churiyev, J. Geldiyev

       Pages 167-183

3. Economy

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 185-185

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   2. Wirtschaftlich optimale Heizöltechnologie auf Basis von Heatpipes

      • Hajymuhammet Geldiyev, Patshakuli Atayev, Nuraly Hudaykuliyev, Durjahan Atayeva

      Pages 187-194

   3. The Future of the European Union – an Overview on Implementation of SDGs for Sustainable Social and Economic Development in EU

      • Goran Bandov, Nikolina Herceg Kolman

      Pages 195-203

   4. Application of neural network technologies for analyzing and forecasting the natural movement of the territory’s population

      • E. A. Petrova, M. S. Lapina

      Pages 205-216

   5. Business competences in the provincial region

      • Olga Grozova, Galina Tsevtkova

      Pages 217-232

   6. Mergers and Acquisitions: Share Deal vs. Asset Deal – Risks and Impediments

      • Vedran Alickovic, H.-Ch. Brauweiler

      Pages 233-243

   7. Modelling of traffic flow characteristics of traffic calmed roads

      • Matthias Richter, Jan Paszkowski

      Pages 245-259

Economies are changing – independent from their status, i.e. industrialized, threshold or developing. Technological advancement, e.g. in information or telecommunication, and environmental concerns make people rethink present and future activities. Many challenges can only be tackled internationally or interdisciplinary. The articles of WHZ conferences with DAAD-Alumni and partners from 20 nations take various problems and approaches to solutions into focus. The editors hope some of the ideas to give further thought to similar problems in other regions or areas of science or economy.

About the Editors:

H.-Ch. Brauweiler, Prof. Dr. Dr. h. c., Prof. of Accounting & Audit, WHZ Zwickau University. Research focus: University management, blended learning, regional development, risk management.

V. Kurchenkov, Prof. Dr., Prof. of Public Administration & Management, VSU Volgograd. Research focus: Forecasting & planning, innovation management, municipal administration, economic policy.

S. Abilov, Head of Intern. Dep., KAFU Ust Kamenogorsk. Research focus: University management, interdisciplinary & intercultural communication.

B. Zirkler, Prof. Dr., Prof. of Accounting/Controlling, WHZ. Research focus: International accounting & controlling, effects of digitization and sustainability on controlling.

• Digitalization
• Industry 4.0
• Societal Development
• Regional Science
• Economic Development
• Information Technology
• Interdisciplinarity
• DAAD-Alumni
• WHZ
• Innovation Management

• School of Business and Economics, WHZ Zwickau, Zwickau, Germany

  Hans-Christian Brauweiler, Bernd Zirkler

• Department of Public Administration, Volgograd State University, Volgograd, Russia

  Vladimir V. Kurchenkov

• Kazakh-American Free University, Ust-Kamenogorsk, Kazakhstan

  Serik Abilov

H.-Ch. Brauweiler, Prof. Dr. Dr. h. c. mult., Prof. of Accounting & Audit, WHZ Zwickau University. Research focus: University management, blended learning, regional development, risk management.

V. Kurchenkov, Prof. Dr., Prof. of Public Administration & Management, VSU Volgograd. Research focus: Forecasting & planning, innovation management, municipal administration, economic policy.

S. Abilov, Head of Intern. Dep., KAFU Ust Kamenogorsk. Research focus: University management, interdisciplinary & intercultural communication.

B. Zirkler, Prof. Dr., Dr. h.c., Prof. of Accounting/Controlling, WHZ. Research focus: International accounting & controlling, effects of digitization and sustainability on controlling.

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