Assessment of the efficiency of innovation projects in the energy sector

Ershova, Natalia; Shangaraev, Ruslan; Kostyshak, Mikhail; Safonova, N.A.; Sukhova, V. E.; Popkova, Elena G.; Tinkova, Elena

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“…The variety of indicators and methods of their complex generalization is presented in scientific works: the use of the indicator Net Present Value, NPV (Zizlavsky, 2014); Return on Innovation investment methodology, ROI 2 (Kandybin, 2009); Rate of Innovation Project's Effectiveness, Re and Innovation Project's Effectiveness Index, Ie, which allow you to quantify and compare the actual values of project competitiveness with a statistically determined level of variability (Sipos, 2009); a system of global performance indices, which includes indicators for assessing the stage of development and implementation of the innovation project (Sipos & Ciurea, 2007); an integrated indicator that allows to rank innovative projects according to their economic efficiency with regard to further commercialization (Pererva et al, 2019); a comprehensive parameter for the evaluation of an innovative project, which combines scientific, technical, economic, social and environmental consequences, taking into account the factors of time, risk and uncertainty of project implementation (Novikova & Burmaka, 2014); a comprehensive criterion for direct evaluation of an innovation project, which is the sum of the weighted average values of the sub-criteria for evaluating the effectiveness of: marketing innovations; commodity innovations; technological innovations; organizational innovations; market innovation (Ershova et al, 2019).…”

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Multi-Criteria Evaluation of Innovative Projects by Means of Electre Application

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Hyk

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Business: Theory and Practice

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The purpose of this article is to study the possibilities of using multi-criteria decision-making tools (MCDM), a separate method of multi-criteria analysis (MCA), to evaluate and rank a set of innovative projects that come to innovation development programs, microorganisms. To assess the relative effectiveness of the implementation of innovative projects of the enterprise using the method of the ELECTRE family, namely – ELECTRE-I. The study demonstrated the effectiveness of using ELECTRE-analysis to evaluate innovative projects within the program of innovative development of the enterprise,taking into account performance (benefit factor), time (cost factor) and resources (cost factor). The study concerned a specific machine-building enterprise to prove the possibility of implementing the ELECTRE method and obtain clear results while expanding the input analytical information in the model by including data from other enterprises of the machine-building industry of Ukraine, which will be the subject of our further research. To build a weighted normalized matrix in the framework of ELECTRE-analysis used weights obtained by interviewing managers of innovative projects of the enterprise, which suggests the presence of a certain level of subjectivity in the assessment. The article is designed to close the gaps in the lack of practical experience in using the tools of multi-criteria analysis to establish the relative effectiveness of the implementation of a set of projects in the program of innovative development of Ukrainian enterprises.

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Multi-Criteria Evaluation of Innovative Projects by Means of Electre Application

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“…The national economic efficiency of digital economy is usually considered for large projects. It takes into account economic costs and results that go beyond the direct financial interests of state management [12]. Scaling down the cost of processing, storage and transmission of data and the development of infrastructure bring humanity to the threshold of the most ambitious and a new stage of the digital revolution.…”

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Digital Economy Role in Modern Social and Economic Relations Management

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Kosareva³

2020

Proceedings of the “New Silk Road: Business Cooperation and Prospective of Economic Development” (NSRBCPED 2019)

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The article is devoted to the actual problem of analysis of the digital economy impact on the current state of world economy, the problem of transition to a qualitatively new level to meet the requirements of digital civilization. The authors suggest a number of specific constructive proposals to adapt the Russian economy to the new intellectual and information era. Large-scale technological changes are accompanied by changes in the institutional structure of society. On the current state of the "digital economy" in the context of international economic relations. Integrated author's influence of the "digital economy" on the current state of the world economy, on the problem of transition to a qualitatively new level associated with the requirements of digital civilization. Methods of the study. In the course of the study, simulation modeling with the use of economic and logical methods was used, allowing to reach the methodology of optimizing the ratio of development of a digital economy.Conclusions and Relevance Although the digitalization of the economy has positive consequences (trade expansion, productivity growth, competition, job creation, etc.), it also has one significant drawback connected with a serious transformation of jobs, which can lead to an explosive increase in technological unemployment, especially in developing countries, as the World Bank warns. As a result, the competition among the middle class will considerably increase, which can lead to the wages stagnation.

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Geoinformation support of environmental safety while Arctic and Subarctic territories sustainable development

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Article considers digital tools development results for geoinformation support of environmental safety while sustainable development of the Arctic and subarctic territories in the era of Industry 4.0 within adaptation to climate change and COVID-19 conditions. The study used methods of decision-making under uncertainty and digital tools of distributed platforms with new concepts of data acquisition and presentation. It is proposed to use open-source digital online platforms for geoinformation support of environmental safety within sustainable development of the Arctic and subarctic territories in the era of Industry 4.0 and simultaneous adaptation to climate change and COVID-19 conditions. There are considered examples of proposed digital platforms using. The results of the research can be used for managerial, scientific, educational and training purposes.

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Assessment of the efficiency of innovation projects in the energy sector

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Multi-Criteria Evaluation of Innovative Projects by Means of Electre Application

Multi-Criteria Evaluation of Innovative Projects by Means of Electre Application

Digital Economy Role in Modern Social and Economic Relations Management

Geoinformation support of environmental safety while Arctic and Subarctic territories sustainable development

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