Management education synergy as a basis for forming and developing promising ecosystems

Relevance, possibility, and approaches of advanced management education as a basis for complex construction, sustainable functioning, and progressive development of promising ecosystems have been defined. Justifications, materials, and intermediate results of research on constructing and staging concepts of formation, establishment, and development of ecosystems on the basis of synergetic impact of management education have been presented. Goals, conditions, and factors of management education construction as a permanently advanced developmental basis for forming and renewing promising ecosystems have been revealed. A comprehensive approach to establishing, analyzing, and evaluating a set of indicators of formation and functioning of management education has been developed. Bases, manifestations, and transformations of the trends of catching-up, accompanying, and anticipating development of management education formation have been analyzed. Conditions, opportunities, and prospects of forecasting and implementing management education modernization in the form of anticipatory development of the ecosystem building basis have been considered. Approaches to developing key provisions of the methodology of advanced managerial education formation as a necessary infrastructural component of building a promising configuration of the ecosystem of the future have been formed.

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UPRAVLENIE / MANAGEMENT (Russia)
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2025-04-01
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https://doi.org/10.26425/2309-3633-2025-13-1-63-74
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Economic Development and Digital Transformation
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Management education synergy as a basis for forming and developing promising ecosystems

Aleksandr V. Raichenko, Valentin Afanasev
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Economic Development and Digital Transformation
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Management education synergy as a basis for forming and developing promising ecosystems

Aleksandr V. Raichenko, Valentin Afanasev
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Relevance, possibility, and approaches of advanced management education as a basis for complex construction, sustainable functioning, and progressive development of promising ecosystems have been defined. Justifications, materials, and intermediate results of research on constructing and staging concepts of formation, establishment, and development of ecosystems on the basis of synergetic impact of management education have been presented. Goals, conditions, and factors of management education construction as a permanently advanced developmental basis for forming and renewing promising ecosystems have been revealed. A comprehensive approach to establishing, analyzing, and evaluating a set of indicators of formation and functioning of management education has been developed. Bases, manifestations, and transformations of the trends of catching-up, accompanying, and anticipating development of management education formation have been analyzed. Conditions, opportunities, and prospects of forecasting and implementing management education modernization in the form of anticipatory development of the ecosystem building basis have been considered. Approaches to developing key provisions of the methodology of advanced managerial education formation as a necessary infrastructural component of building a promising configuration of the ecosystem of the future have been formed.

UPRAVLENIE / MANAGEMENT (Russia)Vol. 13(1)
State University of Management (RU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 90%
Economic Development and Digital Transformation
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