International Journal of Computer Science and Engineering

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Authors: Damir Kralj & Dominik Mehmetaj

Digital transformation is a complex process whose comprehensiveness inevitably brings with it various challenges and obstacles. Its implementation requires significant amounts of time and money, especially in terms of hiring experts, the cost of introducing new digital tools and education. The onset of the COVID19 pandemic, due to a series of security measures and restrictions on physical contact between people, necessitated the accelerated development of digital transformation worldwide. Hence, the subject of this paper is the analysis of the impact of the pandemic on the dynamics of digital transformation from the Croatian perspective. Through the analysis of the media, reports of consulting companies and our own experiences, an overview of the state and development of indicators in key areas was made and placed in the context of European and world digital indexes. The aim of this paper is to present changes in the dynamics of digital transformation in the Republic of Croatia, in areas that we believe are a direct consequence of the pandemic and compare with the pre-pandemic situation, as well as Croatia's position in relation to neighbouring countries. The focus was on important software and network solutions, which improved the individual analyzed area. The actual situation and digital readiness for further progress have been assessed.

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Authors: Rajesh Gharpure & Dr. Manjushree Ghodke Impact Factor

In recent times Robotic Process Automation (RPA) has been used to transform low performing back-office operations like finance, HR, procurement to high performance centers. Robotic process automation (RPA) has evolved as an emerging technology focused on automation of rule-based, routine, repetitive processes, or tasks, with the aim to streamline operations in a hybrid environment where person and machine work side by side. In back-office operations a well-defined and executed automation can lead to enhanced productivity and significant returns on investment.

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Authors: Sushanta Sen, Shomitro Kumar Ghosh, Arindra Dey Arni & Md. Ismail Jabiullah

Children will be the founders of the next generation. They will lead the world tomorrow. But if they are in a wrong track, the world will fall in danger tomorrow. Most of the children in this generation are involved on social media and video games. Particularly, during the covid-19 pandemic situation, it grew the most. As a result, children have a bad effect on their body, mind and their character also. Using social media by children can lead them in a bad track. Because there are numerous things on social media which are not appropriate for children and these can built a very bad effect on their mind. Besides, playing excessive video games by children can create different health problem and mind problem. Those social media and video games hamper their study and misguide them. In this research, we find out the statistics of children that are affected in their body, mind and study by those things during and before covid-19.