Expert Technology for Risk Management in the Implementation of QRM in a High-Tech Industrial Enterprise

Akatov, Nikolay; Mingaleva, Zhanna; Klačková, Ivana; Galieva, Gulnara; Shaidurova, Nataliy

doi:10.1515/mspe-2019-0039

Abstract

In modern conditions, management technology is becoming the main instrument of competition in many areas of production and business. The article focuses on the examinations of issues related to the possibilities of introducing an integrated risk management system in modern high-tech enterprises. The main scientific research methods are bibliographic analysis, formal logic methods, comparative analysis, methods of analogies. Based on the application of the guidelines of systems’ theory, of the theory of self-organization, the theory of risk management, and the theory of reflexive control the expert technology for risk management in a high-tech industrial enterprise was developed. As a result of the study, it was revealed that the use of technologies such as the ETRM will help to increase the feasibility and effectiveness of implementing complex projects such as fast-response QRM production.

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Expert Technology for Risk Management in the Implementation of QRM in a High-Tech Industrial Enterprise

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