Technological Management of Cluster Innovations in the Education System, Personnel Development and Logistics in Realising the Potential in Post-War Renewal

Shkoda, Mariana; Marova, Svitlana; Gorobets, Nataliia; Tokuieva, Nataliia; Zvonovskyi, Ruslan; Babaiev, Valerii; Tereshchenko, Svitlana

doi:10.15544/mts.2023.36

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The aim of the article is to model the effectiveness of technological management of cluster innovations in the education system, personnel development and logistics in realising the potential in post-war renewal. The procedure for assessing the effectiveness of technological management is proposed to be carried out using production functions of great epistemological and methodological importance. The logic of determining innovation costs by clusters is proposed and schematically presented. Justifying and detailing the taken factors for the study of innovation costs by clusters, it is determined that they are one of the key factors of influence on technological management in the post-war economic recovery of Ukraine. The results of calculating the efficiency of technological management of cluster innovations in the system of education, personnel development and logistics in the realisation of potential in the post-war reconstruction showed the need to form a state policy of development of Ukraine, which will provide increased funding for research, innovation and educational projects, as well as the expansion of the network of logistics hubs.

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Technological Management of Cluster Innovations in the Education System, Personnel Development and Logistics in Realising the Potential in Post-War Renewal

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