Advanced Manufacturing Technologies in Russia: Outlines of a New Policy

Дежина, Ирина; Ponomarev, Alexey; Фролов, А.В.

doi:10.17323/1995-459x.2015.1.20.31

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“…The following factors have called for the necessity of imports substitution: sanction restrictions set by the European Union and the United States on the delivery of Russian high-tech components and software; higher prices for European goods caused by the fall of the ruble; requirements of domestic consumers of the import substitution in the main sectors (nuclear, gas power, metallurgy, coal mining) [8][9].…”

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confidence: 99%

Application of SCADA Systems in the Coal Mining Industry

Samorodova¹,

Lyubimov²,

Yakunina³

2016

Proceedings of the 8th Russian-Chinese Symposium "Coal in the 21st Century: Mining, Processing, Safety"

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-The possibility of using the Russian complex SCADA-systems in the coal industry due to the urgency of imports substitution in Russian economy has been studied. The structure, properties and advantages of domestic SCADAsystems, which are more competitive in the market of information technologies compared to foreign analogues are described. The relationships between the technical characteristics of domestic SCADA-systems available at the market of production automation in Russia are identified, and the trends of their anticipated development defined. On the basis of statistical data, a comparative analysis of Russian SCADA-systems used in the coal industry of Russia and Ukraine was carried out. A small number of publications on experience of using SCADA-systems explains relevance of the topic. The article gives examples of using domestic SCADAsystems, giving an idea of the positive economic and social impact obtained due to the implementation of the above projects. The authors studies demonstrated the successful use of Russian SCADA-systems in production automation and in addressing existing technical problems in the coal industry.

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confidence: 99%

Application of SCADA Systems in the Coal Mining Industry

Samorodova¹,

Lyubimov²,

Yakunina³

2016

Proceedings of the 8th Russian-Chinese Symposium "Coal in the 21st Century: Mining, Processing, Safety"

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“…This helps to reduce costs and increase the competitive advantage of enterprises.Digital technologies have made it possible to automate many production processes, providing high quality and flexibility. A powerful impetus for improving the efficiency of production activities is the introduction of advanced production technologies and technological processes, including cyber-physical systems, machines, apparatuses, equipment and devices based on interaction in the digital environment [6,7]. Such technologies provide design and engineering, production, processing and assembly of products [10].…”

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Adaptation of high-tech knowledge-intensive enterprises to the challenges of industry 4.0

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In order to succeed in a competitive environment, enterprises and organizations must quickly respond to external influences, such as digitalization, expansion of information exchange, and challenges caused by Industry 4.0. High-tech knowledge-intensive enterprises that develop and commercialize their original innovative products and technologies as well as provide intellectual services in the field of high technologies are the first to respond to such challenges. A number of works on how the digitalization in economy impacts organizational and managerial activities of enterprises, their R&D, and creation, production and commercialization of innovative products are analyzed. As the results of the study, a number of properties and patterns that determine the successful adaptation of innovative enterprises to the challenges of Industry 4.0 wereidentified. Among them there are material resources, including technology and equipment, scientific and technological achievements, financial, personnel and information support and adaptive organizational and economic capabilities. It is shown that in order to adapt to the challenges of Industry 4.0, enterprises must match capabilities of the digital economy with their material, intellectual and production resources using innovative potential as a measurement tool. It is determined that the procedures for assessing the innovative potential of enterprises can become an effective tool for assessing both quantitative/qualitative indicators of enterprises and degree of their adaptation to the challenges of Industry 4.0. The proposed methodology for a comprehensive assessment of industrial enterprises’ innovative potential as the degree of their adaptation to the challenges of Industry 4.0 was implemented at the high-tech knowledge-intensive enterprises “Shtorm” and “Tekhnotron”. Both of them are well known for their innovative developments in the field of welding production. It was demonstrated that the proposed methodology allows not just assessing the degree of adaptation to the digital economy and the challenges of Industry 4.0, but also assessing the impact of planned activities on innovations and determine methods and means of responding to the changes in external and internal environment of enterprises.

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“…The large part of Russian manufacturing companies faces a high level of special software and the adoption of relevant systems. At the same time, a piecewise digitalisation covers only a part of processes, which hinders efficient internal operation and cooperation with other participants (Dezhina et al, 2015).…”

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Patterns of digitalisation in machinery-building industries: evidence from Russia

Turovets

Vishnevskiy

2019

Engineering Management in Production and Services

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Digitalisation in machinery-building is expected to enhance productivity and drive the digital transformation of other industries. The extant literature sparsely describes pathways of different sectors in digitalisation, considering the heterogeneous characteristics of firms and sectors. Emerging economies with important state participation represent a particular interest in this area of research. To this end, a multiple case study method was used to describe a set of determinants revealed from the literature on Russian technological development and innovation in manufacturing. Two different patterns were identified. The first one was typical for large leading firms with state participation, which have a global market presence and a substantial level of interoperability, currently turning into a service business model. Private firms that follow the second pattern focus on physical and digital infrastructure upgrading targeted at particular issues to secure connectivity across departments. The state participation does not have a decisive role in digitalisation decisions; however, it affects the participation of companies in national digital initiatives. This study is a preliminary analysis of the determinants associated with corporate digitalisation from the sectoral perspective. Since both national and corporate strategies are ongoing, it seems premature to make generalised conclusions. Instead, the paper provides useful insights for management and policy that refer to digital technology uptake by machinery-building industries.

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Advanced Manufacturing Technologies in Russia: Outlines of a New Policy

Cited by 15 publications

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Application of SCADA Systems in the Coal Mining Industry

Application of SCADA Systems in the Coal Mining Industry

Adaptation of high-tech knowledge-intensive enterprises to the challenges of industry 4.0

Patterns of digitalisation in machinery-building industries: evidence from Russia

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