The problem statement of large-scale economic and production system organizational development dynamics modeling
Journal Title: Економіка. Фінанси. Право - Year 2019, Vol 3, Issue
Abstract
In the new global economy enterprise integration and collaboration has become a central issue for achieving the market success, which is why the significant amount of the large-scale enterprise and industrial systems (LSEIS)has appeared. Despite LSEIS efficacy, their participants suffer from several major drawbacks: the limited rationality and opportunistic behavior from other LSEIS participants, the insufficient coordination because of the possibility of setting the different goals than consolidated LSEIS vision. In order to overcome these deficiencies, LSEIS should develop the project of its organizational development. Given this, this article aims to propose the conceptual, theoretical framework for managing LSEIS organizational development. The particularities of the stakeholder paradigm usage for the LSEIS organizational development guidelines defining have been reflected. The concept of firm organizational capabilities has been used as a basis for the LSEIS development process simulation. LSEIS were described as the combination of its architectural description with the particular basis for integrated structure appearance and with the set of business rules that are governing the LSEIS participants’ behavior. Such LSEIS architectural description has been based on the systems architectural description standards. The basis for integrated structure appearance includes the list of enterprise within the LSEIS and the list of integration core elements, which could be the resources, knowledge, capital, competence, production capacity, etc. The sustainability of LSEIS development was studied through its ability to form the right organizational capabilities combination for market demands satisfaction. The selection of LSEIS participants’ activity coordination mechanisms have been considered through the LSEIS life cycle modeling and new LSEIS classification marks. The LSEIS life cycle modeling has been represented by following the system engineering standards. Such modeling suggests the distribution of LSEIS technology and activities among the LSEIS life cycle stages. The model of the LSEIS organizational development has based on usage of ArchiMate modeling language.
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Nataliia Mykhailivna Shmatko
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