Methodological provisions for the formation of an industrial enterprise management system based on the use of its potential
Journal: RUDN Journal of Economics (Vol.28, No. 1)Publication Date: 2020-04-18
Authors : Yuri Kostyukhin; Yuri Moseykin;
Page : 110-122
Keywords : management system; industrial enterprise; potential; expectations; information noise; Boolean vector; problem formalization; restrictions;
Abstract
From the perspective of enterprise development, all problems can be divided into two types: routine or technical, and development or improvement. At the same time, routine problems and procedures obscure development goals and problems. In addition, studies show that about 80-85% of problems are routine problems that could take 20% of managerial time, while 95% of manager’s time is taken and give only 20% of the organization’s efficiency. Therefore, it is necessary to classify problems, build a solution algorithm, implement and transform this algorithm until it becomes absolutely correct (the percentage of errors in such processes is 1-2) and effective. It should be borne in mind that the problem may be existing or real and far-fetched.
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