Abstract
The state accumulates national wealth only as fast as it transforms the existing scientific and technical reserves into economic resources, thus capitalizing natural resources into marketable goods and services. This research relied on a new approach to assessing national strength developed by V.L. Makarov, A.R. Bakhtizin, and E.D. Sushko. The approach is based on the presumption that strategizing labor potential ensures effective technological sovereignty, which makes science and innovations especially important. It presupposes the following basic principles of strategizing the labor potential development: legality, consistency, longterm, prolongation, continuity, humanity, freedom, and proportionality. To make these principles more effective, the authors substantiated the role of interoperability (compatibility) between science and innovations at technical, semantic, and organizational levels.
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