The article discusses the issue of limited implementation of digital technologies in the public asset management system, despite their potential to improve efficiency, transparency, and accountability. The author argues that various factors, such as the lack of digital infrastructure, limited funding, resistance to change, and inadequate skills and training, have hindered the adoption of digital solutions. The article proposes several solutions to address these challenges, including the development of a comprehensive digital strategy, increased funding and resources for digital infrastructure, capacity building and training for staff, and the establishment of clear policies and standards for digital implementation. The author also emphasizes the need for collaboration between government agencies, private sector partners, and civil society to promote a culture of innovation and enable the successful implementation of digital technologies.