Prospects of Creating Innovative Business Structures in the Metallurgical Industry

Abstract

The transition of the most developed countries' societies to a new phase based primarily on the creation, dissemination and use of knowledge, i.e. innovative development, has become a typical feature of modern economies. Activating innovation requires fundamental changes in the structure of social production and education and in the system of management and organization as well as the coordination of activities, the exchange of information, the mutual interaction of enterprises and the transfer of technologies.The effective and controlled mutual cooperation of selected international scientific organizations, scientific and research centres and companies leads to reduced costs of product innovation through the use of synergies from the mutual cooperation of participating entities, creating an effective environment for sharing and disseminating knowledge, optimizing business processes and streamlining the subject of the innovation process. The article presents the outputs of the project, the aim of which is to analyze the mutual cooperation of selected entities in reducing the cost of developing innovative technology of the electrolysis process at work in the Russian Federation through an association of entities mentioned hereunder

Improvement of the Model of an Innovative University-Type Cluster in a Case Example of Coordinated International Organizations Involved in the Metallurgical Industry

“…Building on the results of the analysis, the author team modelled an "industry-university-type" cluster (university cluster) which takes into account and attempts to eliminate the identified shortcomings. The links between Czech and Russian partners involved in the metallurgical industry were selected for analysis and are described in more detail in papers [1,11]. These papers present the outcomes of the planned project whose aim was the analysis of potential cooperation between the selected parties: Chotkovo enterprise which produces innovative paints and varnishes, the Dmitry Mendeleev University of Chemical Technology of Russia (MUCTR) and a RUSSIAN HELICOPTERS holding.…”

“…Since the planned architecture is very complex, use of the most advanced data warehouse-the OLAP "cube" system-is proposed. This system can aid in the practical and technical application of a structural matrix system suitable for the creation of such networks and is described in more detail in [11]. The OLAP user obtains a natural, intuitive data model by arranging it in the form of multidimensional cubes.…”