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This article examines the issues of increasing the efficiency of organizations and enterprises through the introduction of innovative technologies. The research analyzes digitalization processes, automation systems, and modern management methods. Based on statistical data, the impact of technological updates on labor productivity, cost reduction, and quality improvement is revealed. The experience and prospects of applying innovations in the Uzbek economy are also described.
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