Abstract
Since integration and cooperation of enterprises have become important preconditions for the success of their operation, the organization of management of integrated economic production systems must thus take into account the features of decentralized decision-making by locally optimized economic entities. In this regard, the aim of the work was to establish a theoretical basis for the organization of management of joint implementation of development projects by participants of decentralized economic production systems based on business engineering technology. The hypothesis of the study is that such organizational regulation of interaction can be implemented through the creation of a set of business rules distributed among the participants of an economic production system. The regulation of business rules and the organization of communications between economic agents are implemented using the Design and Engineering Methodology for Organizations, DEMO. Within the framework of applying the DEMO methodology, a set of key roles of the stakeholders is defined. The set of top-level communication models of the participants of economic production systems has been developed, and groups of rules for maintaining the sustainability of the economic production system have been identified. The resulting models can be correlated with the standards of architectural modelling of complex systems. The logic of this correlation is represented by the example of the ArchiMate architectural modelling language. The relevance of this correlation is due to the creation of a basis for the deployment of a corporate information system and optimization of business processes of the economic production system.
Highlights
The peculiarity of modern conditions of conducting business activities of enterprises is their involvement in the structure of value creating networks and various supply chains
It is even possible that economic production systems (EPSs) may be based on Uber’s principles (USA) when independent market participants interact based on certain rules of the management company
The creation of such security is represented by the formation of a set of business rules distributed among the participants of the economic production system and the regulation of projects of transformational revision of such business rules by the decentralized economic production systems (DEPSs) participants
Summary
The peculiarity of modern conditions of conducting business activities of enterprises is their involvement in the structure of value creating networks and various supply chains. The implementation of managerial influences, in turn, can confront a number of problems, the main ones being conscious violation of established agreements, refusal of some EPS participants to perform their assigned business roles, and the inability to fulfil the parameters of a consolidated business plan. The complexity of solving this problem lies in a relatively high level of decentralization of EPSs due to a large number of decision-makers It is not so much about specific decision-makers as it is about the presence of separate strategic business units in the EPS structure. The independence of such strategic business units shifts the focus of research to decentralized economic production systems (DEPSs)
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