why we need digital twins? our topic on shift today. oh ah. a digital twin is a virtual copy of a physical object and it's programmed to behave realistically. for example, a cause performance could be tested on a virtual road without having to build the vehicle 1st, which of copies of factories could even be used to optimize work flows of the all planning and testing in the virtual world saves an enormous amount of money resources and time digital twins are being used in the growing number of applications. they could even make nuclear power plants safer. a cyber attack on a nuclear power plant. a horse scenario, conflicts between russia and nato surrounding the war and ukraine have renewed fears of this threat. based on f, b, i information news agencies have reported that russian hackers have been scanning power plants for weak spots for years. scientists at the idaho national laboratory are therefore testing the 1st ever digital twin of a mini reactor. it can spot irregularities in the reactor immediately. the twins are living virtual model t

busy earth now has a twin, a digital twin. it's currently being developed a new f tech company and videos virtual reality omnivorous in video simulation platform. if used to study galactic winds or predict how hurricanes develop the simulations. we're going to scale of 10 to 100 kilometers, which does not cover the full spectrum of global environmental issues. more data is needed to make predictions on global climate. based on the ai supercomputer, cambridge to earth to is the software behind earth digital twin blue . it might be the 1st to have sufficient computing power to simulate global weather and to accurately copy our earth to a meter lou, it makes predictions $4.00 to $5.00 orders of magnitude faster. what takes a classical numerical simulation a year. now takes minutes. oh, this new supercomputer is currently being fed data. soon the data streams will be connected nurse to could then make global weather predictions and help us understand which developments lead to increasingly devastating storms and trouts. the questi

for most consumers, payments are digital. the movement of cash between banks is digital. we see in a private sector the payment system working well. we see the fed system is expected to go live in 2023. what are the differences here from the alternatives and why the fed would need to have a cbdc? vice chair brainard: three reasons i cited earlier. declining use of cash, potentially consumers no longer having direct access to a safe central bank issued digital currency. that is one significant risk. second significant risk is stable coin become the dominant form of u.s. digital dollar. should i continue? and in that world, you can have a fragmentation of the payment system, instability of those digital currencies. the kind of instability -- chose to move away from 100 years ago. >> madam chair, thank you for this. i think this is the reason why we need to have a well regulated stable coin. >> mr. cleaver who is also the chair of the subcommittee on housing, community development is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, madam chair. vice chair, thank you for being with

bank central bank digital currency. a u.s. central bank digital currency. for more than a year, we have been exploring the potential impact of it -- we have been trying to understand the demanded an implications for a banking system. most importantly, we have been reviewing the federal reserve's current authority, if any, to issue a digital currency. our principles provided current framework to evaluate the fence report. they listed a number of potential benefits of a cbdc. most of which, in my view, could be realized through private sector alternatives. there seems to be a disconnect about how innovation really happens. which is outside the walls of government bureaucracies. we also don't know the impact of a digital currency, on the fed's ability to effectively perform its monetary and regulatory functions. and we are trying to explore that and understand better. and no one has made a more compelling case on why we should expand, and let me restate that, and no one has made a compelling case on why we should expand the feds mandate into retail banking, or

and even better way to do that is with a plant digital twin. that way there's no need for actual food production or arable land. one of the superpowers that the digital twin provides, the engineering community, is to be able to look into the future. and we can now ask questions about this physical object that is in physical yet to determine if it's going to meet the expectations that we have. and that's quite incredible. this knowledge could help 5 starvation in the world. and the examples we've just seen showed that digital twins are helpful in finding solutions to humanities, most pressing challenges. how does flying affect the climate? how can we protect nuclear power plants from cyber attacks? how can we produce more sustainably? digital twins are the perfect testing ground for all these questions. i'm really excited to see what new insights we will gain from our digital earth. how about you? which digital twin would you be interested in? let us know on youtube or on d. w dot com. good bye, and soon, ah, help with into the conflict with seb

we are digital native museum. from the start, one, the association with the dsu and the theodore roosevelt center they have done a remarkable job of digitizing 70,000 records from the archive of theodore roosevelt. and we helped facilitate a grant through the rob and melanie walton foundation of $10 million to the theodore roosevelt center to continue that tremendous work, working in partnership with them. and for the museum itself, it just affords us an incredible opportunity to think about the digital native experience from the start. our platform is leadership, citizenship, and conservation, and our goal is to bring people, yes, to western north dakota to get out into nature. to experience theodore roosevelt national park, to go elkhorn ranch, to the cradle of conservation. maybe we'll get several hundred thousand, or several million, 3 million at mount rushmore, 4 million at yellowstone. there is an audience that we can reach their. but there's seven billion people on the planet. so we think of this as a pilgr

we're born in digital. we're a digital native museum and so from the start i think one the association with dsu and the theater roosevelt center. they have done a remarkable job of digitizing 70,000 records from the archive of theodore roosevelt, and we helped facilitate a grant through the robin melanie walton foundation of 10 million dollars to the theater roosevelt center to continue that tremendous work and work in partnership with them and then for the museum itself, i mean, it just affords us an incredible opportunity to about the digital native experience from the start. i mean our platform is leadership citizenship and conservationship and our goal is to bring people. yes to western north dakota to get out into nature and to experience theater roosevelt national park to go to the elkhorn ranch the cradle of conservation, but maybe we get several hundred thousand or several million to visit. there's three million at mount rushmore and 4 million at yellowstone. so there's an audience that we can reach

, digital artwork. because they think they've got some kind of gotten ticket. and actually right now we're in the middle of it a little bit of a pullback. if you're really interested to know from the 2 of you who are artist to follow, you know, there's been a big crypto crash. how that affected the digital art, the new blocking based argument from your point of view, tony. ok, so here's what a lot of people feel to understand. we have to start to look at and etc as this technology that allows you to do certain things. and one of the certain things that the technology allows you to do is offer are right. like with ours, and i want to go back to what a snotty has said before, and it's easily be hard for him to get into galleries or even get his work. notice there are a lot of stories like that in the, in the space. the i hear a date and a t's have given artist that ordinarily would not have a voice. oh, i heard of artist that had had a doors shut in their faces, galleries literally shut a door in somebody

and and of course, by using microsoft word is digital is born digital. and i have tried to look for fortunately, traditional art stays on to see the art galleries. that of course, sick when my work, call me with my work out there, but that that never happened. the only thing that i got those close to a representation in their traditional heart, there's loss in market is not that gallery. yeah. i'm thinking on my work when they limited edition trains to sell to collect. so she wanted to buy, but then an a key skim and changed out altogether. how, how, how, how will you more successful digitally than if somebody could physically take some of your beautiful art and put it on their wall? how is this version of a lot more successful than in real life art? i think, as i said this, the artist identity says is like the perfect least for me to fly on the she for me to do my then in terms socrates in my are physically there are questions are on provenance, there are questions about when a sheet there are other questions that arise and for most people with these ma

this is a deep level of digitalization. third direction, which is extremely important for us. this is, of course, what happens to the car. in operation, that is, its maintenance services, after all. we can say that adaptive rapidly reconfigurable production is a modern product. that's the transition from selling a product to selling a car as a service. this is the road that we are walking today. at each stage, there are difficulties, but we have passed the road completely. that is, if we take the last figure there, the last message is the sale of not a car, but a product, then in moscow on the passenger side, trump resists the service being implemented. that is, we perform all bus service maintenance, we are responsible for the coefficient of technical readiness and from this we get paid. today, the landscape of our company that we have chosen allows us to assert that we are fully compliant with the technology and requirements of industry 4.0. the entire value chain from support to ms-systems has been implemented by us, fro

is one of the main three- strategic priority states, this is the so-called digital visa-free programthe european union, which further integrates ukraine and ukrainian companies into the european digital market. what will allow, in particular remove barriers to e-commerce in order to clearly understand the benefits of such information, on the initiative of the ministry of digital transformation , leading economists conducted a study which showed that ukraine's integration into the eu's single digital market could lead to an increase in ukraine's gdp by about 12%." 4 million euros and the eu export of services to ukraine is about 9%, this is almost 300 million euros . in the field of e-e digitization a-a it is posted on the official website of the ministry of digital transformation so everyone who considers it is interesting to get acquainted with this our path to the european digital market in advance i can say that more than 20 bodies are involved in the implementation and implementation of this road map and in general, the reform of the digital sphere in ukraine is happening synchro

uh, digitalization, digitalization, digital transformation.one very important aspect that we should not to digitize, then what is. digital transformation itself, it requires, first of all, a revision of the main business processes from this point of view. i believe that the introduction of boxed solutions in terms of enterprise management is just a way to break down, remove some e. well, how i would say to veil. and with us everything is very uh, uh, which has developed over many years very individually. i assure you this is a tradition, and in some areas. they must and must be changed. and that's what mikhail vladimirovich was talking about, why? here i am next questions. i pass smoothly. this is sarah, so we are talking, why do we not have a domestic sarah but do we have specialists that are dumber? no, but what is a secret for someone, that the same farant, which is here in spain. yes, the company is a trainer, in fact , specialists at one time who left the soviet union of the institute, which means that the central technological institute

entitled to have a digital presence and a digital presence in news, i think— and a digital presencel sector and bbc is exactly— the commercial sector and bbc is exactly the scope and scale of that. currently _ exactly the scope and scale of that. currently the bbc is the largest news _ currently the bbc is the largest news website in the uk, that is not what _ news website in the uk, that is not what the _ news website in the uk, that is not what the bbc was set up to be and of course _ what the bbc was set up to be and of course as— what the bbc was set up to be and of course as consumer habits have changed — course as consumer habits have changed and the way that we all discover— changed and the way that we all discover news, the bbc plays a role in that _ discover news, the bbc plays a role in that new — discover news, the bbc plays a role in that new ecosystem. a need to make _ in that new ecosystem. a need to make sure — in that new ecosystem. a need to make sure it doesn't crowd out the commercial— make sure it doesn't crowd out the commercial sector. —— eight needs to. commer

to put it even more simply, a digital twin is a virtual copy of a real digital object.ntire enterprise or even the cities of the fourth industrial revolution that all competition between countries between industries corporations products has shifted to this stage, to the development stage, that is, precisely at the development stage. you can lay the most serious key competitive advantages to provide the necessary technical consumer characteristics. and here's where it's just interesting, uh, to collect everything that she has worked for mankind. e, at this stage and form. uh, digital twin development of digital twin technology helps efficiently, design, design, test and monitor after commissioning. for this, a so -called matrix of requirements matrix is ​​compiled. that is, this is what is written in the terms of reference. what this product must satisfy, the second, these requirements begin to be decomposed by decomposition into parts. at different levels of cascading , target indicators arise and, accordingly, we cannot break the broom rod, but we will break it along

er, the digital twin of development digital twin technology helps to efficiently design, build , tester commissioning . for this, a so -called matrix of requirements matrix is ​​compiled. that is, this is what is written in the terms of reference. what should this product satisfy? second, these requirements begin to decompose into parts to different levels of cascading occurs , target indicators arise and, accordingly, we will not be able to break the broom rod, but we will break it along the twig. here we are doing the same digital twin technology allows you to hold high. effective testing is advantageous in terms of saving resources and time, the timing of bringing the product to the market reduces the cost of development, too. that is, it does not in any way replace full-scale testing and any other tests, but helps if we go to full-scale tests. we go through them the first time. and if we have not passed them, it is common practice, traditional practice, designing, yes, vodka products to the required, characteristics with the help of a large number of expensive long-term tests. it'

plant actually digital development.gnificant prestigious award. uh, the industrial oscars are so folded by the stars. perhaps, perhaps, fate would have turned out to be favorable to us that we developed it at the right time, when, accordingly, this technology is a driver. that is, all industries begin to move behind it, all companies, digital technologies strengthen inter- industry cooperation and create the future of the industry, they allow laying at the development stage. key competitive advantages future product guaranteed. we can practically in any area together with specialists who work in this area. well, let's say for more than a dozen years has rich experimental research data sets to quickly create or directly consume topics to generate new generation high-tech products with characteristics that exceed the world's now. the number of projects in which engineers from the st. petersburg polytechnic university team are involved are related to engine building on the digital twins. work was carried out to optimize th

in digital form, the engine has already passed many tests. for example, this is how it looks necessary for certification of testing for birds getting into the engine or on landing, a bird can fly both to the bow, and to the engine, and in this case to kiel and the plane. with such a hit, the tour should successfully land on tests are very expensive, because when a bird simulator hits, the structure is completely destroyed, and therefore virtual tests and digital design allow instead of several full-scale tests and the manufacture of a new design each time. er, you can run hundreds of thousands of virtual tests and ensure that the bird does not destroy the necessary equipment , the controls that will allow you to successfully board the plane in full-scale tests. longevity is also more efficient when using digital twin platforms. the engine can run for years. something in order to work out your e resource in kind of virtual space. this can be done in a matter of weeks of this kind of testing. naturally, this saves money, saves time and achieves

we deal with digital tools and our task is to make them convenient and accessible, all in any order,s far as budgets and criticism are concerned, there is no need to consult with the community. i am completely i do not agree with you, this is a false opinion, because the public budget has justified itself for more than the first year. you really cannot sell any economic or municipal issues in general. at the same time, there are issues that definitely need to be clarified parts of the community, what do they think, that's why i emphasized that the final decision is made by the kyiv city council, this is our official representative mandate from the kyiv city council, which decisions will already determine how it should be in the end , so today, by launching the digital tool, we provided another e it is an opportunity for people to express their opinions, they are not final, they are a collection of personalized information regarding the attitude of a-a-a to a certain situation or added in this case in the name of the public budget in its turn a-a in kyiv is distributed already for the

also sharing those 3 digit numbers. pleasanton livermore, danville, san ramon, walnut creek and concord in the meantime, oakland and berkeley at 91 for your highs right along the bay shore, antioch, vacaville fairfield, that to sonoma, napa and santa rosa also in the triple digits. tomorrow's temps still triple digits inland falling to the 80's on average for a bayshore cities remaining in the 70's on average at the coast thursday, falling a little bit further. and that sets us up for a cooler weekend by friday, saturday and sunday. our highs that are warmest only in the low 90's bayshore cities back into the 70's after today's 90's for you. rain pounding even that still following that hot spot on the eastbound side of the bay bridge right near the treasure island exit. >> 3 lanes blocked and say you are seeing delays as you're traveling along there from san francisco to the east bay. now, if you're traveling into the city about 20 minutes for you, no accidents on the westbound side. certainly uptick in travel today. he

even triple digit at 100 degrees. santa rosa at 101. so today, a lot of those triple digits on the map tomorrow. we'll keep a lot of them around before we do cool things down for the rest of the forecast. still going to be a hot weekend ahead, but easily 10 degrees cooler inland and right alongside the shore of the bay that where we're about to be today. so there is some relief in sight. but those triple digit temps today and tomorrow not going to be easy to get through right now. john, thank you for that warm forecast for if you are waking up and you got to leave the house early, no major delays. >> a 10 minute drive from the maze. 2 that fremont street exit. let's head over. look at the san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula. about 13 minutes for you on this tuesday morning. richmond, sandra fell bridge just under 9 minutes to make that drive. and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tones about 20 minutes. juneteenth celebrations took place all across the country in our nation's capital, a very special visitor surprise. t

people say, be morning people transacting digital people, receiving and making digital payments. people buying an asset for the 1st time. people sending money from all saba to the usa from the usa tools hobbler because beat gung is the bread monetary net or the humanity ever hot. you know, these are the big claims and i want to find out if the coin really has transformed this country. bitcoin beach seems the obvious place to start, but at the place i stop for lunch. crypto isn't welcome. if you're going to pay me, pay me with money because i want to go to the grocery store. i want to go pay my debts. i want to make sure that it's being done. do you even consider it to be money? no. what is it? it's a fools, aaron. i asked at several other places to some accept it, but plenty don't. ah. the large majority of people in this developing country live on subsistence incomes . how are they responding to such a huge experiment? ok, quite a is an assistant professor of latin american studies at dartmouth university in the u. s. is also a salvador. him and jorge took his round the vibrant

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now of course, this is just a problem. crypto currencies are purely digital and we access them in a digital wallet. we can send them anywhere in the world in a flash. if a business accepts it, you can buy goods and services. you can think it's built on the block chain, a decentralized database of transactions that's transparent and secure, but bitcoin can get pretty wild crypto currencies have no controller except the markets. people have made fortunes and lost them, their value can go way, way, way up. oh come crushing. oh no. but where does it come from? what does it cost the planet? is it the future of money or the useful has money? it's all. my name is rory challenge, and i want to find out who's my 1st destination. pennsylvania, the u. s. states that is fully embraced crit bitco, and he's going to take over the, well, it'll have to conquer america. and it's making good progress. recent survey suggest about a face of american adults that already bought into crypto. so now that i'm here, i've got to get some right. this is shane bites inside is a man who's trying to make buying bitcoin a

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not triple digits in the south bay. we're hearing as highs, possibly 98 in san jose been conquered could be 10302. they have extended hours, especially at this location. they were close a little bit earlier. but in this particular location, at least for today, they are closing at 8 o'clock tonight. now, one bead of sweat on me unless i won in to get on some of the equipment, which is no, i do not work out early in the morning because it's just these bones don't work. but if you want to come down here, work out and watch that. good looking guy, he'll be ready for you. >> back haha. thank you very much. we will funny. always fun when you see him. okay. 84 is the time. >> let's talk health and this morning covid shots for the littlest americans are being rolled out this week with the white house working to make sure these vaccines are available for any family who wants them. and they're also really pushing to convince those who might be undecided about the benefits of getting their kids vaccinated. we have hannah brandt wi

and then santa rosa getting really close to the triple digits at 99 today.w's temperatures fall into the 90's that are very warmest, at least not as hot as today, but still really warm sunday is going to be the much more comfortable once ending the weekend. on a cooler note with highs in the low 80's to low 70's monday and tuesday, we will start to see temperatures climbing again. setting us up for more 90's into next week. rain. john, thank you for that. and remember, you can stay connected with kron 4 for the latest on the heat. >> the kron 4 mobile app and our streaming app kron on are free to download in your app store. you can find up to date weather conditions and your neighborhood and the extended forecast. all right. let's get a look at the traffic this morning. topping out for 18, 10 minute drive maze to that fremont street exit as you're traveling across the bay bridge, 7 tail bridge heading across from 80 to one o one just under 13 minutes for that drive. well, a richmond center fell bridge just about a 9 minute commute. as you are heading out of

saratoga in los gatos being one degree above triple digits. and snow at 97 pleasanton livermore and danville, san ramon, walnut creek and concord, all triple digits today, oakland and berkeley at 91 degrees. looking at the lay, what 97? well, fairfield and vacaville at one o 2 in santa rosa at 101 degrees today. tomorrow's temperatures still hot. we will have some relief after that in london bayshore cities in the triple digits to 90's today with coastal areas in the 70's to 80's by friday saturday and sunday at our warmest will be in the low 90's, which is still warm but feels a lot better than what we've got today. bayside cities will fall from the 90's to the upper 70's by friday. great something even that's certainly a warm will we do have a hot spot. this is in sunnyvale. >> northbound one, 0 one south north mathilda avenue. we've got 3 lanes blocked because of an accident. you could take 82 or to 80. if you're trying to get around those delays. so, yeah, one lane that you're trying to get through there. 10 minute drive maze that fremont

the heat that is going to hit triple digits to us. it's going to be dangerously hot heat advisories in effect for a majority of the bay. but really, our inland communities are going to see. >> probably some of those hottest temperatures. and that's why kron four's will tran is on the story for us in the getting the word out. >> that you don't have to, you you can stay cool. and let's take a look. cool and well. >> your equipment today should be sunglasses, shorts, and flip-flops. and definitely sunscreen because you will be baking in certain locations. you will even. more than others. i mean, pat, perhaps well done in santa clara, south bay, not as hot as say that conquer livermore event. still, we're talking about 98 degrees at this particular location once it really starts to cook right now, it's cool, especially in the shade, try to use this time to take advantage of it, especially if you're walking. dogs will tell you about the cooling centers available just a few moments. but let's talk to natalie and paul. you guys use to live a

the second second principle is digital manufacturing flexible manufacturing. that the conveyor is required monotonous labor. uh emasculates a person. today, no monotonous work. no, it can’t be, each car individually practically has its own characteristics. moreover, i repeat the models often change on the assembly line and the employee must quickly rebuild. all this is impossible without computerization without digitalization with uh jobs, uh and today a quality workplace, uh, the number of which is growing every day at rostselmash. it is equipped with a display, uh, that prompts the employee. what tool to take what part to use and where to put it? here is digital production, well, of course, we also use the german saab system. hmm. well, i’ll tell you what to do with this later and the third principle is modularity and openness of the design, that is, modularity. uh, we have to put cars. well here uh, the existing available nodes in the maximum number of models. e, but at the same time using different modules. we must combine, well, or produce a machine for a

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saratoga in los gatos in the triple digits. well, looking at 90's to triple digits across the east bay freemont a 97 oakland at 91 concord, walnut creek at one. 0, 3, today. same number for you in pittsburgh. well, sonoma and napa and santa rosa, all the triple digits. here's a look ahead of next 7 days. so today, tomorrow, triple digits, inland 90's along the bay shore today and nearing 80 actually get into the 80's right along the coastline. thursday, we start to see evidence of cooling in the weekend ahead. although still warm is going to be a lot more tolerable with low 90's inland and upper 70's along the bay shore right now. >> john, thank you for that. or let you look at your bridges this morning heading into the city. >> a little under 11 minutes for your drive. there. the san mateo bridge traveling from 80 to one o one just under 13 minutes. richmond center fell bridge about a nine-minute drive. we have more weather and traffic coming throughout the morning. during this drought. you don't want to over water, but you pr

if even simpler than this, a digital twin is a virtual copy of a real digital object.thing small detail of an entire enterprise or even a city of the fourth industrial revolution , that all competition between countries between industries , corporations, products has shifted to this stage, to the development stage, that is, precisely at the development stage. you can lay the most serious key competitive advantages to provide necessary technical consumer characteristics. and here's where it's just interesting, uh, to collect everything that she has worked for humanity. e, at this stage and form. e, digital twin development digital twin technology helps to efficiently design, design, test and monitor after commissioning. for this, a so -called matrix of requirements matrix is ​​compiled. that is, this is what is written in the terms of reference. what should this product satisfy, the second these requirements begin to be decomposed into parts. at different levels of cascading , target indicators arise and, accordingly, we cannot break the broom rod, but we will break it

here, uh, it is impossible to measure what is not digitized.’s impossible to manage it, so step number zero, such a simple message, which, but constantly, constantly needs to be approved, and at any level. well let's heidi here's an example too from life. you are talking about, but everyday examples. so i recently did repairs in the entrance myself, as the senior in the house did repairs in the entrance, which means, uh, and a tender for the repair of my entrance. well, here, i held it on my own site, yes, in electronic format. that is, there were no changes at all with suppliers. just uh, sent a request was here price trading supplier came made repairs left. everything, here, it took there, there 2 days a month, the process, for example, maintenance of vr services for all our service customer divisions. that is, when e does not leave the brigades , but it turns out the design of glasses, well, that is, yes and he does it all and this is just one of the examples, then, in fact, what andrey started talking about number 0, that is, and but it’s n

and digital skills cannot hire _ of people. and digital skills cannot hire in _ of people.firstly we have to remember that this index looks at cities and not countries, and when we are talking about emerging economies, these are really urban centres full of young people, almost of digital activity, so that is one important point to keep in mind but also very importantly, some of these economies don't have a legacy infrastructure, so sometimes it will be easier for them to adopt after because they are starting from scratch, there is a lot of open space so they can innovate faster, they can experience rapid intake of these solutions so that is what we are seeing in some of those areas around emerging economies.— areas around emerging economies. . , . economies. ok, thanks very much for bein: economies. ok, thanks very much for being with _ economies. ok, thanks very much for being with us _ economies. ok, thanks very much for being with us and _ economies. ok, thanks very much for being with us and taking - economies. ok, thanks very much for being with us and taking us - for

digital yields are very low.ult for local media sites to, you know, cover the costs of local media newsgathering with online advertising, and that's true all over the world. and the solution, in our view, the presence of the bbc at the heart of news and current affairs supply is extremely important, because it is independent of commercial concerns. and kevin, as you listen to these perspectives, where does ofcom fit into this? how do you view where the limits of the bbc's digital activity should be, particularly in the context of news? this is one of the toughest areas. it is something that we happen talking to our colleagues about in other areas. there is, as roger says, there are gaps around the uk in terms of local reporting and regional reporting, and frankly there is a lot of political pressure around the uk for the bbc to step into those gaps and serve around the uk. on the other hand, it is fair to say we are constantly talking to the bbc about how they could have more effective and better partnerships wit

let's listen to it in the kyiv digital application.nic democracy has appeared. of democracy, which allows the citizens of kyiv to express their opinion in person about certain initiatives of the city. and how to use this new service. and to actually vote, everything is very simple. you need to download the kyiv digital application and in in this case, we have a derisification, this is a search by street by area , you can sort, you can search for a specific street name, there are 296 of them today, how many streets do you plan to rename and according to what criteria was this list compiled, it was decided by the kyiv city council, for today, 296 streets are proposed avenue areas for renaming separately, they invited our elected officials from the city, deputies invited experts who gave proposals taking into account historical facts and language customs of ukrainian historical traditions facts about the city in ukraine, as it should be, we already have a rather interesting result in our country, less than a no. in just one day, more than

a new digitalization model has been launched, it has combined all disparate digital processes and launched three large systems at once. unified register of control measures. it takes into account all checks without exception. here i will note the special role of the prosecutor's office. it is they who cut off checks that do not correspond to risk authorities. the second element became the single the register of types of control is the digitization of all regulatory acts on control into a single system with a reference book, which allows all systems in the field of control to communicate in the same language to interconnect objects to draw conclusions about the effectiveness of certain control measures from the point of view of subsequent situations at the facility on the basis of the state management system, a unified system of indicators, the so-called dashboard, was created, where you can see online analytical information about control up to a specific audit, a pre-trial appeal system was launched; it was created together with min numbers on behalf of dmitry yuryevich grigorenko so that