Methodology for operating efficiency qualimetric assessment of railways infrastructural complex

Heorhiy Eitutis, Oleksiy Zits' and Oleksandr Bakalinsky
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Heorhiy Eitutis: State Economy and Technology University of Transport, Kyiv
Oleksiy Zits': State Economy and Technology University of Transport, Kyiv
Oleksandr Bakalinsky: State Economy and Technology University of Transport, Kyiv

Ukrainian Journal Ekonomist, 2017, issue 5, 35-39

Abstract: The methodology for operating efficiency assessment of railways infrastructural complex based on a qualimetric approach has been suggested. A traditional activity assessment of Ukrainian railways infrastructural complex is based on absolute indicators of separate business-processes and certain branch enterprises. Such assessment approach does not allow making holistic conclusions on infrastructural complex activities (integral). Absence of integrated indicators for assessment of railways infrastructural activities is one of obstacles for implementation of the best world practices by management. In order to develop an integrated indicator of operating efficiency, an appropriate model has been offered. The factors and criteria as a base for integrated qualimetric indicator have been outlined. The practical application of the methodology has been demonstrated based on "Pivdenno-Zakhidna zaliznytsia" of JSC "Ukrzaliznytsia".

Date: 2017
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