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Currently, increased competition in all industries encourages enterprises to look for new ways to improve their competitiveness. Today, in the conditions of the digital economy, digital transformation, implying the introduction of modern technologies into all business processes, can become a key tool that allows you to quickly adapt to changes in market conditions. In this study, on the basis of regression analysis, the factors contributing to the success of the introduction of digital technologies at industrial enterprises in Russia, as well as the barriers that arise in the way of their digital transformation, are identified.

AbstractBackgroundParents with intellectual disability live normal lives and have children, but many of them lose custody of their children. However, little is known about the support, if any, that these children receive. Here, the present authors review the literature on the help and support given to children of parents with intellectual disability.MethodA scoping review of peer‐reviewed and grey literature was conducted, covering 1997 to November 2017.ResultsThirteen publications were identified. The children benefited from help and support received through informal networks. They also benefited from formal support if it focused on the children's needs and interests.ConclusionsThe review shows that even though support from informal networks might be an influential factor in supporting children, there is a need for more research addressing the formal support these children receive and how they benefit from it.

The rapid development of science, technology and information technologies, as well as their active introduction into economic life in recent years have caused changes associated with the development of qualitatively new technologies of material production — digital. This article is a continuation of the study of factors influencing the success of the introduction of digital technologies at industrial enterprises in Russia. Also, on the basis of regression analysis, the authors test the hypothesis that, all other things being equal, the introduction of digital technologies by an enterprise will positively affect its financial performance.