Methodology of Structural Stability Management for Industrial Enterprises

A.N. Kuz'minov, V.M.Dzhukha and O.A. Ternovsky

European Research Studies Journal, 2017, vol. XX, issue 3B, 260-268

Abstract: The article looks into the formation of a new methodology to provide company stability under growing influence of the external factors which raise the level of management uncertainty. Modern approach to management based on intellectualization which increases requirements to tools for assessment and forecasting all systems of the industrial enterprise, containing the methodological drawbacks statistic and mathematical nature which cause the information loss. Equilibrium state of the enterprise as a system is proposed to be used as a target objective and it means application of cenology theory toolsCenological approach to assessment and to management of equilibrium of systems of an industrial enterprise which allows solving problems of complexity and stochasticity of systems using relevant mathematical research apparatus and system of constraints is grounded in the article. The significant part of the enterprise systems belongs to cenotic type because they are a complex structure of its elements where classical statistic assessment to describe the system "as a whole" is not applicable.The results of economic and technical structures of a number of industrial enterprises which demonstrate the high results of coenoses theory application in company stability management are given in the conclusion.

Keywords: Stability of industrial enterprises; self-organization of systems; coenoses; financial resources; general equilibrium dynamics; equilibrium of systems. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2017
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