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Issue:2023 №2 (82)
Section:Economics of enterprise
UDK:658.003.001:5
DOI:https://doi.org/10.33271/ebdut/82.195
Article language:Ukrainian
Pages:195-204
Title:Evaluation of the enterprise's life cycle by phases of viability as a basis for building cluster polyvector models of development transparency
Authors:Prokhorova V. V., Ukrainian Engineering and Pedagogical Academy,
Zaitseva A. S., Ukrainian Engineering and Pedagogical Academy
Annotation:Methods. In the process of tracing the life cycle of industrial enterprises through the phases of life, methods of analysis and synthesis, empirical methods, methods of induction and deduction, graphical and logical methods, and the method of analysis have been used, as well as scientificeconomic and statistical analysis. The methodological basis of the research is the index method, the results of which allow us to evaluate the life cycle of enterprises according to the phases of life cycle, which is the basis of cluster polyvector models of development transparency. Results. The article improves the structural and functional model of building an integrated adaptive-relevant system for evaluating the life cycle of an enterprise by phases of viability, which synthesizes a complex system of executing tactical actions, is implemented on the basis of receiving information from the object's local phases of the enterprise's viability, performs the functions of recognition and identification compatibility of phases of viability with the level of development of the enterprise, which allows industrial enterprises to achieve the maximum permissible level of transparency of development under the condition of effective formation of cluster polyvector models for the purpose of forecasting and eliminating discrepancies in goals and strategic directions of development management, forming the concept of viability of industrial enterprises. Novelty. It consists in improving the scientific and methodological foundations of the development of a structural-functional model of an integrated adaptive-relevant system for evaluating the life cycle of an enterprise by phases of viability. Practical value. Assessing the life cycle of an enterprise by phases of viability as a basis for building cluster polyvector models of transparency of development allows to form a system of parameterization of its activity, which is an analytical tool to organize vertical and horizontal connections of a multi-level and multifunctional management decision-making system, taking into account the properties of interdependent influence and establishing critical points for the most significant security parameters of individual trajectories of transparent development. 
Keywords:Life cycle, Enterprise, Phases, Viability, Adaptability, Development, Models, Transparency
File of the article:EV20232_195-204.pdf
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