The Distributed Situational Centers System as an Instrument of State and Corporate Strategic Goal-Setting in the Digital Economy

Avdeeva, Zinaida K.; Kovriga, Svetlana; Lepskiy, Vladimir; Raikov, Alexander; Slavin, Boris; Zatsarinny, A. A.

doi:10.1016/j.ifacol.2020.12.2156

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“…The cost accounting system "standard-costing" is a system for calculating the cost at standard expenditures (Eisenberg, 2016). The term standard costing means "pre-set cost" and the cost accounting method based on it is that the accounting reflects not what actually took place, but what should happen (Avdeeva et al, 2020). When it is applied, deviations of actual costs from normative (standard) are separately reflected in accounting.…”

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Analysis of Modern Instruments for Strategic Management Accounting at Agricultural Enterprises

KHUSHVAKHTZODA¹

2021

Scientific Horizons

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In modern realities of enterprises functioning, methods that keep management records play an important role. Therefore, it is always relevant to assess effectiveness of existing methods, find opportunities for their improvement or consider new accounting instruments. In this work, the emphasis is on the analysis of strategic management tools within the framework of the Republic of Tajikistan and the country's agricultural sector, the reason for which is its significant role in the effective development of the state's economy. Thus, the purpose of the work is to show the principles of choosing strategic accounting tools at agricultural enterprises in Tajikistan and to assess their effectiveness. Analysis was the main research method in the research; in addition, modelling, abstraction, historical approach and other tools played an important role. The work analysed the main features of accounting in the Republic of Tajikistan in the context of modern strategic management at agricultural enterprises. The article also briefly describes the current state of the agricultural sector, its role in the functioning of the country's economy and its development prospects. In addition, the features of three main strategic methods of cost management were analysed, namely, “standard costing”, “direct costing” and Activity Based Costing; the work describes advantages and disadvantages a company can receive using one of these methods. The article adds new knowledge to the concepts of modern strategic management, in particular in the context of agricultural enterprises, and also allows better understanding of the peculiarities of Tajikistan’s economic development and methods of accounting in this country

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Analysis of Modern Instruments for Strategic Management Accounting at Agricultural Enterprises

KHUSHVAKHTZODA¹

2021

Scientific Horizons

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“…These resources become particularly crucial when adapting to global sustainability challenges and evolving business structures, which demand new cooperation models and enhanced stakeholder interactions [33,34]. Additionally, the competitive market environment shapes the project owner's goal setting, influencing the focus on market strategy [34,35]. The significance of risk management, especially in the construction industry, is underscored by force majeure events, highlighting the need for strategic planning that includes safety and risk minimization [36,37].…”

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“…The ability to utilize external resources, such as goods, services, and data, for project success. [34,35] V7. Sustainability requirements The importance of environmental, social, and economic considerations for long-term project viability.…”

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Developing a Project-Expectancy Inventory for the Construction Industry from the Owner’s Perspective

Wei,

Zhu

2024

Sustainability

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Although current research recognizes the importance of the Expectancy Theory in the construction industry, a standardized project expectancy (PE, hereafter) inventory is still an area for further exploration, especially from the owner’s perspective. This inventory is essential to identify the owner’s expectancy priorities and help select partners aligned with their long-term and sustainable project goals. Based on the Expectancy Theory, a PE inventory is proposed after conducting a comprehensive literature review. It incorporates dimensions like goal difficulty, perceived control, and self-efficacy. The reliability of the inventory is confirmed by analyzing data from 197 construction-project openers through partial least squares structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM, hereafter). The findings indicate that perceived control is the most crucial dimension in PE, followed by self-efficacy and goal difficulty. A tunneling construction megaproject in Southeast China is presented as a case study. It suggests that when selecting partners for construction projects, the project owner should prioritize those amenable to control, thereby enhancing teamwork and collaboration quality. This strategy emphasizes the importance of the owner’s command over project operation, rather than merely focusing on the partners’ capabilities.

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“…A new transdisciplinary connection between all the societal and natural entities has to be built, with new approaches that penetrate deeper into the secrets of the sensual and emotional layers of human consciousness and the collective unconscious (Avdeeva et al, 2020). The new vison of hybrid reality (HyR) and its framework in its renovated sense (Perko, 2020) is the realm where the contact point between humans and machines happen as a dynamic unstable system in which people and AI technology coexist and affect each other.…”

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Contradiction of modern and social-humanitarian artificial intelligence

Raikov

Pirani

2022

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PurposeThe purpose of the paper is to propose an effective approach of artificial intelligence (AI) addressing social-humanitarian reality comprising non-formalizable representation. The new task is to describe processes of integration of AI and humans in the hybrid systems framework.Design/methodology/approachSocial-humanitarian dynamics contradict traditional characteristics of AI. Suggested methodology embraces formalized and non-formalized parts as a whole. Holonic and special convergent approaches are combined to ensure purposefulness and sustainability of collective decision-making. Inverse problem solving on topology spaces, control thermodynamics and non-formalizable (considering quantum and relativistic) semantics include observers of eigenforms of reality.FindingsCollective decision-making cannot be represented only by formal means. Thus, this paper suggests the equation of hybrid reality (HyR), which integrates formalizable and non-formalizable parts conveying and coalescing holonic approaches, thermodynamic theory, cognitive modeling and inverse problem solving. The special convergent approach makes the solution of this equation purposeful and sustainable.Research limitations/implicationsThe suggested approach is far reaching with respect of current state-of-the-art technology; medium-term limitations are expected in the creation of cognitive semantics.Practical implicationsSocial-humanitarian events embrace all phenomena connected with individual and collective human behavior and decision-making. The paper will impact deeply networked experts, groups of crowds, rescue teams, researchers, professional communities, society and environment.Originality/valueNew possibilities for advanced AI to enable purposeful and sustainable social-humanitarian subjects. The special convergent information structuring during collective decision-making creates necessary conditions toward the goals.

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The Distributed Situational Centers System as an Instrument of State and Corporate Strategic Goal-Setting in the Digital Economy

Cited by 6 publications

References 6 publications

Analysis of Modern Instruments for Strategic Management Accounting at Agricultural Enterprises

Analysis of Modern Instruments for Strategic Management Accounting at Agricultural Enterprises

Developing a Project-Expectancy Inventory for the Construction Industry from the Owner’s Perspective

Contradiction of modern and social-humanitarian artificial intelligence

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