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Tatsiana V. Serhiyevich is a Belarusian economist whose research sits at the dynamic intersection of industrial transformation, robotization, and digital labor economics. Her work focuses primarily on how automation and digitalization are reshaping business models, labor relations, and economic security — particularly within the light industry and manufacturing sectors of the Republic of Belarus and the broader post-Soviet economic context. Serhiyevich's most influential contribution, "Transformation of Business Models in Light Industry in the Context of Robotization" (2020, 9 citations), examines how fashion and textile enterprises are fundamentally restructuring their operations in response to robotic integration. Her research extends beyond descriptive analysis: she has developed original classification frameworks for robots tailored specifically to economic research purposes, bridging the gap between technical and socioeconomic scholarship. Her investigations into Belarus's evolving labor relations reveal that the country's trajectory aligns with global digitalization trends, positioning it toward new growth paradigms. With a cumulative citation record spanning foundational topics such as technological cooperation efficiency, geoeconomic robotization factors, and industrial economic security, Serhiyevich has established herself as a distinctive voice analyzing automation's socioeconomic consequences in transitional economies — making her work particularly valuable for researchers studying Eastern European industrial policy and digital transformation.