Digital Transformation and IT Implementation: Driving Sustainable Development Across Nations

This monograph explores the transformative role of digital technologies in achieving sustainable development across diverse global contexts. It focuses on how digital skills, infrastructures, and strategies intersect with key areas such as economic resilience, environmental sustainability, and social equity. As digital tools become fundamental to modern governance, business, education, and personal well-being, the monograph investigates their capacity to drive inclusive growth and systemic innovation.

Organized into three thematic sections, the work delves into macroeconomic impacts of digital transformation, sector-specific strategies, and financial and business adaptation to new digital realities. The contributors examine topics such as the development of robust digital infrastructure, artificial intelligence integration, the digital housing market, corporate sustainability strategies, and the evolving role of digital leadership—especially in wartime and crisis settings. Comparative studies highlight national pathways in countries like Poland, Ukraine, Japan, and Brazil, offering practical insights into global adaptation and digital maturity.

This monograph will serve as a valuable resource for educators, researchers, policymakers, business leaders, and students seeking to understand how digital transformation reshapes sustainable development efforts. The findings offer evidence-based recommendations for advancing digital inclusion, refining regulatory frameworks, and aligning technological innovation with ethical governance and human-centered values. This volume is dedicated to the fifth anniversary of the Scientific Center of Innovative Research.