Formalized Management Mechanism Schemes of the Organizational System Implementing Production Cycles as a Set of Heterogeneous Business Processes

The article is devoted to the development of a mechanism for the efficient use of available resources of the organiza-tional system (OS) of a manufacturing enterprise with a cascade model of the production life cycle, in the context of the need to promptly increase the volume of manufactured products and reduce the time of delivery of products to the customer. Object of study: mechanism of resource management of the OS. Subject of study: formal aspects of this mechanism that help reduce the risk of making irrational heuristic decisions. Purpose of study: development of a for-mal-ized description of an effective mechanism of resource management of the OS. Methods: resource and process approach to management, project management and analogy method, methods and means of schematic modeling of electronic means. Main results and their significance: for individual business processes and the entire production cycle, based on the introduced components, formalized diagrams of the mechanism of optimal resource management of the OS were constructed, which made it possible, based on their application, to increase the efficiency of using the availa-ble re-sources of the enterprise and increase the output (rate of production) of its final products. Limitations of the de-veloped approach are shown.

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Economics Law Innovaion
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2024-09-30
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https://doi.org/10.17586/2713-1874-2024-3-38-46
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Economic and Technological Systems Analysis
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Formalized Management Mechanism Schemes of the Organizational System Implementing Production Cycles as a Set of Heterogeneous Business Processes

M.A. Ivlev, Dmitry Ryabov
2 citations
Economics Law Innovaion
Economic and Technological Systems Analysis
1.46
article

Formalized Management Mechanism Schemes of the Organizational System Implementing Production Cycles as a Set of Heterogeneous Business Processes

M.A. Ivlev, Dmitry Ryabov
article en
2 citations

Abstract

The article is devoted to the development of a mechanism for the efficient use of available resources of the organiza-tional system (OS) of a manufacturing enterprise with a cascade model of the production life cycle, in the context of the need to promptly increase the volume of manufactured products and reduce the time of delivery of products to the customer. Object of study: mechanism of resource management of the OS. Subject of study: formal aspects of this mechanism that help reduce the risk of making irrational heuristic decisions. Purpose of study: development of a for-mal-ized description of an effective mechanism of resource management of the OS. Methods: resource and process approach to management, project management and analogy method, methods and means of schematic modeling of electronic means. Main results and their significance: for individual business processes and the entire production cycle, based on the introduced components, formalized diagrams of the mechanism of optimal resource management of the OS were constructed, which made it possible, based on their application, to increase the efficiency of using the availa-ble re-sources of the enterprise and increase the output (rate of production) of its final products. Limitations of the de-veloped approach are shown.

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