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DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT OF THE SERVICE NETWORK
Karimov Oybek Olimjon o‘g‘li
Student of Namangan State Technical University
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15350133
Abstract:
This article discusses the role of the service sector in the
economy, its management and development methods. The importance of the
service sector, its modernization, adaptation to customer needs and
development in accordance with market requirements are revealed. Also, a
general conclusion is drawn on the example of changes and achievements in the
service sector in Uzbekistan.
Keywords:
Service provision, management, economy, industry,
development, industry, service sector, digitalization, modernization.
Today, the service sector occupies an important place in the economy of
every country. Especially in the current era of rapid technological development,
this sector has become not only a profitable activity, but also a reflection of the
development of society. In developed countries, the service sector accounts for a
large part of the gross domestic product. In Uzbekistan, positive changes in this
direction have also been observed in recent years[1-2].
The role of the service sector. The service sector includes trade, transport,
communications, finance, healthcare, education, tourism, IT services and many
other areas. These sectors meet the needs of society by providing direct services
to the population. At the same time, they are also important in creating new jobs
and improving people's living standards[3-5].
Management of a service network means regulating its internal system,
creating favorable conditions for customers, and effectively organizing business
processes. The main task of management is to provide quality service, increase
the number of users, and maintain competitiveness. For this, it is necessary to
use modern management methods and introduce digital technologies.
Development paths
There are several important factors for the development of the service
sector:
Innovation and technology:
development of new services and
automation of processes;
Digitalization:
the range of services will expand through online services,
electronic payments, and mobile applications;
Staff training:
improving the skills of service staff - a guarantee of service
quality;
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Market analysis:
studying customer needs and offering appropriate
services;
Quality control:
identifying and correcting deficiencies by observing and
analyzing the service process.
Service sector in Uzbekistan
In Uzbekistan, this area is one of the priorities of state policy. In recent
years, major changes have been observed in the fields of banks, shopping
centers, IT companies, public services and tourism. For example, many public
services are provided online through the “my.gov.uz” portal. Also, services are
becoming faster and more convenient through electronic payment systems and
mobile applications.
The government's incentives for small and medium-sized businesses are
also helping to expand the services sector. In particular, modern service centers
established by young entrepreneurs are playing an important role in meeting
the needs of the population.
The service sector is of strategic importance for the economy of any
country. Its proper management and consistent development can accelerate
economic growth, create new jobs, and improve the standard of living of the
population. The reforms being carried out in Uzbekistan in this area are helping
to improve the quality of services and fully meet the needs of society.
References:
1.
Resolutions and decrees of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan –
www.lex.uz
2.
Data from the State Statistics Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan –
www.stat.uz
3.
Official website of the Ministry of Finance – www.mf.uz
4.
Samarkandiy, A. (2022). The service sector and its development
directions . Tashkent: Economics Publishing House.
5.
Ulug'bekov, M. (2021). The importance of the service sector in a market
economy . TSIU scientific journal, No. 4.
