PERFECTING THE ORGANIZATION OF THE SCIENCE ABSORBING INDUSTRY TECHNOLOGICAL PREPARATION ON THE LOGISTIC APPROACH BASIS
Journal: BULLETIN OF KSAU
№ 8
, 2012
Rubrics: EKONOMIKA
Authors:
1.
VNII eksperimental'noy fiziki
Type:
Article
Pages:
from 13
to 18
Status:
Published
Received:
21.08.2012
Accepted:
23.08.2012
Published:
25.08.2012
Subject area:
UDK 658:005
Language:
Russian
Keywords:
global logistic system, science intensive industry, quantum effect, technological indicators, logistic engineering, proactivity criterion
Abstract (English):
The issue of perfecting the organization of the science absorbing industry technological preparation under the globalization influence is researched in the article. The general logistic approach to the information flow rationalization of the science intensive enterprise on the basis of the proactive management principles is discussed.
The issue of perfecting the organization of the science absorbing industry technological preparation under the globalization influence is researched in the article. The general logistic approach to the information flow rationalization of the science intensive enterprise on the basis of the proactive management principles is discussed.
Keywords:
global logistic system, science intensive industry, quantum effect, technological indicators, logistic engineering, proactivity criterion
global logistic system, science intensive industry, quantum effect, technological indicators, logistic engineering, proactivity criterion
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