Mansur E. Sibgatullin

Coaching, which originated in twentieth-century sports, has become a universal discipline in business, education, and personal development. Digital technologies have expanded its capabilities through online platforms (Butterup, CoachHub), chatbots (Woebot) and analytics (Coachmetrix), increasing accessibility and efficiency. The article analyzes the evolution of coaching from Galvey's idea and Whitmore's GROW model to professionalization through ICF, evaluates modern technologies and identifies possible further development paths.

The article examines the problems and prospects of using unmanned aerial vehicles for monitoring oil and gas fields, emphasizing their importance in the context of growing demand for hydrocarbons and stricter environmental standards.