Factors for Developing the Innovative and Entrepreneurial Potential of the Proprietor Class in the Context of Digital Transformation in Uzbekistan
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.51699/cajlpc.v7i1.1407Keywords:
Digital Transformation, Ownership Class, Innovative Potential, Entrepreneurship, Digital Infrastructure, Startup, Innovation EcosystemAbstract
This article analyzes the factors influencing the development of the innovative and entrepreneurial potential of the ownership class in the context of Uzbekistan’s digital transformation. It substantiates that the widespread adoption of digital technologies, artificial intelligence, e-commerce, and information-communication systems enhances the economic activity, initiative, and competitiveness of property owners. The study also examines the impact of state-created digital infrastructure, the national innovation ecosystem, and startup support mechanisms on the activities of entrepreneurs and private owners. The research results aim to develop scientific and practical recommendations for fostering innovative thinking and an entrepreneurial environment within the digital economy of Uzbekistan.
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