MODELS OF INTER-ORGANIZATIONAL INTEGRATION IN LARGE CONSTRUCTION ENTERPRISES

The article examines the selection of an interorganizational integration model for large construction enterprises in Uzbekistan. A centralization coefficient (Kc), based on expert assessments of nine management functions, and a scale for its interpretation were developed. In the Samarkand region, the construction market expanded 3.3-fold between 2020 and 2025, while the share of large organizations decreased to 12.7%. For YUKSALISH GROUP, Kc = 0.692 (W = 0.759): strategic and financial functions are highly centralized, whereas project management and subcontractor relations exhibit lower levels of centralization. For large enterprises, the article proposes a developer model based on the principle of "strategic centralization – operational decentralization," complemented by a regional construction cluster.

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ECONOSCITECH INTEGRATION
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2026-11-06
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.24012423
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Real estate and construction management
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MODELS OF INTER-ORGANIZATIONAL INTEGRATION IN LARGE CONSTRUCTION ENTERPRISES

Azizbek Khakimovich Toshimov
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Real estate and construction management
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MODELS OF INTER-ORGANIZATIONAL INTEGRATION IN LARGE CONSTRUCTION ENTERPRISES

Azizbek Khakimovich Toshimov
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The article examines the selection of an interorganizational integration model for large construction enterprises in Uzbekistan. A centralization coefficient (Kc), based on expert assessments of nine management functions, and a scale for its interpretation were developed. In the Samarkand region, the construction market expanded 3.3-fold between 2020 and 2025, while the share of large organizations decreased to 12.7%. For YUKSALISH GROUP, Kc = 0.692 (W = 0.759): strategic and financial functions are highly centralized, whereas project management and subcontractor relations exhibit lower levels of centralization. For large enterprises, the article proposes a developer model based on the principle of "strategic centralization – operational decentralization," complemented by a regional construction cluster.

ECONOSCITECH INTEGRATION
Industry, innovation and infrastructure, Decent work and economic growth
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Real estate and construction management
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