Qualitative Justification of Strategic Management Decisions in Choosing Agile Management Methodologies

Rudnichenko, Yevhenii; Liubokhynets, Larysa; Havlovska, Nataliia; Illiashenko, Olena; Аванесова, Ніна

doi:10.24874/ijqr15.01-12

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“…According to (9), the assessment of the state of the ith business process at the next moment of monitoring is equal to the product of the current assessment and the inverse exponent, the degree of which is the sum of the two maximum failure rates according to (7) and (8).…”

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“…The latter is characterized by the fact that management of an enterprise can directly influence it, although this will require certain expenditures of both time and finances. The external environment is absolutely independent from enterprises in a particular industry, and an individual enterprise can (and, in some cases, is obliged) only to react to possible and actual manifestations of the negative influence of the external environment [4], [9].…”

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confidence: 99%

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Assessment of Negative Impact of Operating Environment of the Enterprise on Business Processes and Economic Security

Samborska,

Rudnichenko,

Havlovska

et al. 2024

TEM Journal

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The article examines the peculiarities of influence of operating environment an enterprise on business processes. Considerable attention is paid to negative influence of external environment, in particular, seven factors in the process of growth of inertia are highlighted, namely: 1) fierce competition; 2) limited resources; 3) complexity and high cost of logistics operations; 4) institutional restrictions; 5) destabilization of financial system; 6) change of standards and norms; 7) reduction of target markets. The factors of negative influence of internal environment are singled out as a set of manifestations of economic security destabilization in order of increasing inertia, which are 1) ineffectiveness of research work at an enterprise; 2) problems of responsibility areas distribution; 3) problems of managing operational processes; 4) low efficiency of marketing system; 5) insufficient financial support; 6) absence of effective control system; 7) conflicts; 8) workers’ opportunistic behaviour. The article assesses the deterioration of an enterprise business process, taking into account the listed factors of negative impact. Such assessment is carried out by experts, in particular, experts are asked to give corresponding percentage of decline in the assessment of the state of this process for each business process on a scale of 0, 25%, 50%, 75% or more. The testing was carried out at the "Khmelnitskhezelezobeton" enterprise with 34 experts being involved. The article provides a matrix of average percentages of decline during a month and a matrix of intensities of decline for the enterprise under study. The result of using the model is ensuring the economic security of the enterprise making effective management decisions for minimizing the negative impact of operating environment of the enterprise.

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Assessment of Negative Impact of Operating Environment of the Enterprise on Business Processes and Economic Security

Samborska,

Rudnichenko,

Havlovska

et al. 2024

TEM Journal

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“…The economic security of industrial enterprises largely depends on the flexibility of management processes. The obtained results of assessing the flexibility of the management system [1] of industrial enterprises [2] indicate the need for significant improvements in management processes, and in some cases their new architectonics. Standardized, mostly directive management methods, although they ensure the prompt execution of tasks, but in many cases do not contain a sufficient level of flexibility.…”

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The Ensuring of the Economic Security of Industrial Enterprises in the Context of Forming a Flexible Management Model: Prerequisites and Tools

Liubokhynets¹,

Rudnichenko²,

Havlovska³

2021

Proceedings of the International Conference on Business, Accounting, Management, Banking, Economic Security and Legal Regulatio

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In the article the prerequisites for building a model of flexible enterprise management in order to ensure its economic security examines. It is determined that directive management methods, although they ensure the operative execution of tasks, in many cases do not contain a sufficient level of flexibility, and this does not allow the economic security system to function effectively. To build a model of flexible management it is propose to use intelligent data processing systems based on the construction and use of neural networks. The preconditions for the formation of the model and the main factors influencing on it are determined. The main groups of stakeholders that interested in developing a model of flexible management to ensure the economic security of the enterprise presented; their goals and expected results defined. It is substantiated that a probabilistic neural network is expedient to build in the Matlab environment, which ensures the efficiency and relevance of the obtained results.

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“…Contemporary research of the theory of the firm has broadened the existing resource-based firm view with the idea of dynamic capabilities, for example, innovation capabilities. Throughout this, a firm's capability to develop its resources and skills, with the aim to adjust to the changing business environment, was explained [38]. A firm with greater business performance can achieve a competitive advantage based on its valuable resources and unique capabilities, and it can sustain its competitive advantage on the ground of its innovative capacity [39]- [42].…”

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Innovative behavior of Small and Medium Enterprises: A comprehensive bibliometric analysis

Krndzija¹,

Pilav-Velić²

2022

Int J Ind Eng Manag

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Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) are considered a valuable element of economic development in any country. SME innovative behavior is a critical factor in organizational competitiveness and business performance. Accordingly, this paper aims to offer comprehensive knowledge of the research studies on SME innovative behavior and performance. This study employs bibliometric mapping to analyze the main research trends in SME innovative behavior. Cluster analysis revealed the essential topics of the field -innovation capability, the role of entrepreneurship, individual capabilities, and environmental issues of SMEs.

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Qualitative Justification of Strategic Management Decisions in Choosing Agile Management Methodologies

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Assessment of Negative Impact of Operating Environment of the Enterprise on Business Processes and Economic Security

Assessment of Negative Impact of Operating Environment of the Enterprise on Business Processes and Economic Security

The Ensuring of the Economic Security of Industrial Enterprises in the Context of Forming a Flexible Management Model: Prerequisites and Tools

Innovative behavior of Small and Medium Enterprises: A comprehensive bibliometric analysis

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