The Concept of Managing the Agro Industrial Cluster Development

Dmitry Zavyalov, Olga Saginova and Nadezhda Zavyalova ()
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Nadezhda Zavyalova: Department of Entrepreneurship and Logistics Plekhanov Russian University of Economics Moscow Russia, Postal: RU

Journal of Advanced Research in Management, 2017, vol. 8, issue 7, 1427-1441

Abstract: In recent years the concept of digital economy is present in the economy and practical activities of many countries Modern information technologies were able not only to transform methods of data collection transformation storage and processing to obtain new knowledge but also to influence economic processes including the principles of interaction of economic agents Producers and the end users state structures and business entities can contact bypassing long chains of intermediaries The penetration of digital technologies into life is one of the characteristic features of the future world Agro industrial business which is a strategic segment of the Russian economy and has a significant export potential cannot stay away from world trends The article presents the concept of managing the development of agro industrial clusters as self organizing structures of agro industrial business that are able to integrate the activities of small and medium sized businesses into the value added chain using modern information technologies The paper discloses the mandatory and supporting tools and mechanisms for implementing the concept aimed at eliminating the problems existing in the way of agro industrial cluster formation The definition of the term agro industrial cluster has been clarified the notion of digital agribusiness cluster has been introduced into circulation The conceptual model of a digital cluster as the main tool for cluster members collaboration is presented

Date: 2017
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