Assessment of Economic Attractiveness and Technology Audit of Research-Intensive Solution

In modern times, it is possible to distinguish a great variety of factors which define the economic efficiency of an innovation. Our experience of adopting technological innovations shows that only considering economic indexes leads to a fairly inaccurate assessment of the economic attractiveness of a research-intensive product. In this case such products` design features, their propensity to adopt a technological solution as well as other characteristics affecting the total efficiency of adopting such research-intensive solutions, remain unaccounted for. In this article we will consider existing methods of complex commercial evaluation of research-intensive technologies that include both economic and scientific-technical indexes.