Digital Transformation Indicators: A Comparative Study between Algeria and Turkey
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14188668Keywords:
Digital Transformation, ICT İnfrastructure, E-Government, İnternet Penetration, Digital Economy, Digital Literacy, Algeria, Turkey, Comparative Study, Emerging EconomiesAbstract
This study examines the digital transformation indicators of Algeria and Turkey, highlighting
the contrasts in ICT infrastructure, digital government services, internet penetration, digital literacy, and
the digital economy. Turkey has made significant strides in digital transformation, establishing a robust
ICT infrastructure, a comprehensive e-government platform, and a thriving digital economy supported by
high internet penetration and innovation-friendly policies. In comparison, Algeria, while progressing,
faces challenges related to infrastructure, regulatory frameworks, and digital literacy. The study identifies
the key factors driving Turkey's digital success and the foundational areas where Algeria needs further
development. These insights provide a framework for emerging economies to navigate the complexities
of digital transformation.
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