OPTIMIZATION OF CORPORATE STRATEGY: ELIMINATION OF INEFFECTIVE ECONOMIC COMPONENTS

Abstract

This article addresses the crucial issue of optimizing corporate strategies in the context of modern economic instability. The authors explore information processing methodologies necessary for identifying and eliminating ineffective economic components in the strategic planning of a company. The article examines the results of analyzing the experiences of both domestic and international companies in the field of corporate strategy optimization. The main emphasis is placed on the utilization of contemporary methods and tools for information processing, such as semantic analysis, comparative analysis, juxtaposition, and others, to obtain objective data and numerical assessments. The authors highlight key factors that should be considered when optimizing a corporate strategy, including efficiency, profitability, risks, competitiveness, and others. They also discuss approaches to selecting sources of information and data processing methods. The article provides practical recommendations for company executives to improve the strategic decision-making processes, enhance the overall socio-economic state, and increase the competitiveness of the enterprise in the conditions of economic instability.