SUBSTANTIATION OF THE PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT OF INTEGRATED STRUCTURES OF COMBINED ENTERPRISES

Abstract

INTRODUCTION. The insufficient development of conceptual principles regarding integrated structures of combined enterprises, their development on the basis of a program-target approach, necessitates the search for theoretical foundations based on the principles of convergence inherent in self-organizing structures that reproduce the effects of interaction and interconnections of business entities.

THE HYPOTHESIS OF THE SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH is to substantiate recommendations and proposals for the development of integrated structures on the basis of a program-target approach as one of the priorities in the conditions of martial law and post-war restoration of the state economy.

The purpose of the study is to substantiate the features of the program development of integrated structures in modern conditions.

THE METHODOLOGY OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH is general scientific research methods: system-structural method, methods of induction, deduction  and  logical generalizations – in establishing the factors of formation and identifying classification features of integrated structures, in clarifying the features and principles of development and substantiation of program development of integrated structures of joint enterprises; methods of abstract-logical and system analysis – in identifying laws and patterns of formation of integrated structures.

CONCLUSIONS AND PROSPECTS FOR FURTHER RESEARCH. The program-target aspect of the development of integrated structures of joint enterprises requires the formation of new approaches to effective management, which are based on the paradigm of interorganizational management. The task of such management is to achieve organizational efficiency and effectiveness by coordinating and program development of available resources within the integrated structures of joint enterprises.

KEYWORDS: efficiency; economic and organizational support; integrated structures; innovations; management; program development; joint enterprises; synergy.