ADAPTIVE-ORIENTED ENTERPRISE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM BASED

Abstract

The article argues that the market economy specifics translates into shifting a focus towards a discrete industrial enterprise, since to withstand in competitive settings, business must adequately and timely respond to changes and challenges of the external environment. A modern industrial enterprise is facing a critical need to carry out integrated systemic analysis to meet market demands, enhance product innovations, trending products in particular as well as to attract qualified staff and constantly upgrade their professional skills and competences by implementing relevant strategies to build flexibility and proactive approaches to respond to socioeconomic changes. The study demonstrates that market demands and the new economic system challenges give rise to certain crisis phenomena that negatively affect the development of domestic industrial enterprises. The article seeks to explore a range of different interpretations to the economic concepts of adaptability, system, management and management system available from academic sources and offers the author's original definitions which laid the basis for a structural decomposition analysis of the content of such notion as "adaptive-oriented enterprise management system based on innovation" which is viewed as a well-organized set of a strong targeted unity of each of the system backbone elements that is able to effectively respond to changes in the internal and external environment through the implementation of creative and intellectual development trends based on the aggregation of the dominant tenets of the innovation theory driven by consolidated effects from active creative innovation. This fosters effective economic and noneconomic accelerated growth through enhanced management performance and achievement of tactical and strategic goals. The theoretical implications of the study by help of structural decomposition analysis contribute to better understanding of the concept of adaptive-oriented enterprise management system based on innovation which is a crucial element in the theoretical and methodological paradigm as well as a framework for developing a methodological toolkit to assess the feasibility and effectiveness of managing transformations of enterprises as integrated business and economic systems. It is concluded that theoretical provisions related to adaptive-oriented enterprise management system based on innovation should be complemented by setting their implementation goals, specifying their functions and outcomes, together with developing and adapting methodological approaches to perform analysis and evaluation. Addressing the above issues will be a step forward in the applied research taxonomy in the theory of economic systems management.