Abstract

Full-scale invasion of the Russian federation on the territory of Ukraine has significantly changed operating conditions of Ukrainian enterprises, forcing management to look for new ways to organize business-processes. Methods of enterprise management used in pre-crisis period no longer can guarantee stable functioning of a company. Therefore, there is a need to develop new approaches that correspond to the actual conditions. This research aims to identify the factors influencing the management system at Ukrainian enterprises, and tools used by the management of Ukrainian enterprises to ensure effective work in the conditions of martial law. Methods of generalization, analysis and syn­thesis, comparison, scientific abstraction and systematization were applied in process of research. In this research changes in the operating conditions of enterprises in Ukraine under the influence of the factors of the systemic crisis caused by the state of war, the nature and level of losses from their consequences were studied. The difficulties faced by Ukrainian enterprises in the conditions of martial law and the factors that provoke them were determined. The methods used to ensure the stability of enterprises in a crisis state were defined. As a result it was concluded that in order to overcome the systemic negative issues caused by the martial law, it is necessary to change management approaches at enterprises. The priority directions of such changes should be the implementation of new technologies, the deve­lopment of new management structures, and the focus on deepening interaction with personnel.

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