Abstract

The article reveals and substantiates the theoretical aspects of selection the sources of necessary and relevant information, which is used to choose the method of monitoring the activities of the business structure. It is proved that it is of practical value to obtain information from alternative sources. Because, objective, information is considered to be documented or corroborated by several sources. The classification of sources of management information is constructed. It is substantiated that from the listed classifications of sources of information, it is necessary to distinguish only those classification features and types of sources of information that have the greatest practical significance. The correspondence of sources of information to the methods of monitoring is given, namely the types of sources of information, sources of relevant information and relevant methods of monitoring are identified. An expert survey was conducted on the frequency of monitoring methods used by business structures. This survey showed that among the above monitoring methods, the most commonly used is the comparison method. It is found out the systematized set of sources of information and monitoring methods is a prerequisite for the possibility of practical application of the monitoring system in practice. The model of monitoring the activity of the business structure through the prism of topological and metric spaces is shown, which shows the reliability and timeliness of information. It is analyzed that in open economic and management systems, which includes the system of monitoring the activities of business structures, the analysis of identified factors is performed to decide on the use of identified capabilities of the monitored object or its environment or to solve specific problems.

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