MODELS OF CREATING A COMPREHENSIVE ENTERPRISE MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY BASED ON THE INTEGRATION OF ITS COMPONENTS
Abstract
The evolution of management science and its practical applications has given rise to comprehensive management technologies – holistic systems that enhance organizational efficiency by structuring and coordinating management functions directed towards the objectives of sustainable organizational development. In contemporary enterprises, a pressing requirement exists to select models for the creating of such technologies through the integration of their elements. This article aims to analyze and systematize the principal characteristics of comprehensive enterprise management technology formation models while substantiating its components, while considering the demands of the modern business milieu. To achieve this objective, the article employs methods of theoretical generalization, analysis, synthesis, and comparative analysis. The examination of existing models for the creation of comprehensive enterprise management technology reveals several distinct categories, including systemic, process-based, synergistic, innovative, complex, and risk-oriented models. Notably, most of these models, with the exception of the risk-oriented variants, do not afford adequate emphasis to the systematic evaluation and administration of risks. Given the contemporary surge in diverse threats, this facet should inherently constitute an integral component of enterprise management technology. Further examination reveals that although existing risk-oriented models for comprehensive enterprise management technology formulation incorporate risk assessment and management, these procedures pertain to the implementation of an integrated management system rather than its day-to-day operation. In response, this article advocates for the adoption of a combined model, one that integrates separate technologies and augments the comprehensive model with a risk-oriented component. In contrast to existing risk-oriented models, this proposed approach calls for the integration of risk assessment and management throughout the entire lifespan of the comprehensive management technology. This inclusive strategy ensures continuous enhancement, heightened process and product quality, stakeholder satisfaction, loss mitigation, and ultimately, the realization of sustainable development objectives.
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