Restructuring Outsourcing: Classification and Methodical Approach to Evaluating Expediency and Economic Effect

Il'Nur Ildusovich Farkhoutdinov,Aleksei Gennadevich Isavnin

doi:10.5430/ijfr.v12n2p274

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A large part of a country's national production is the result of the efforts and performance of organizations and institutions that are engaged in the production of goods and services. These organizations or institutions that operate in various forms of government, private and cooperative and in various sectors of industry, agriculture and services are called economic enterprises or manufacturing enterprises.Among the strategies that have played a role in economic development in recent decades and have led to its expansion; It is the creation of small and medium-sized enterprises that in most countries (developed and developing) the tendency to this type of enterprises has increased. Medium-sized enterprises, in terms of their significant role in job creation, competitiveness, innovation and organizational and economic development, are considered as drivers and engines of economic growth and are one of the most important priorities in economic development programs.In the modern world, classification and methodical approach to evaluating expediency and economic effect has a critical role. In this paper, we consider the restructuring of Russian industrial enterprises through the use of industrial outsourcing. An approach to the classification of restructuring industrial outsourcing is proposed, and a method of assessing the feasibility and economic effect of the usage of this type of outsourcing is developed.

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The complex and wide-ranging developments of the last few decades have led various societies to try to prepare themselves more and more for the acceptance of the change
The formation of large companies and keeping them active and, the governmentalization of most organizations; It was seen as an economic advantage, and it was argued that the larger these companies were, the more dynamic and powerful the economy would be
Small and medium industries are considered as a suitable platform for creating competitive and capable industries, and in most countries, appropriate policy-making for these industries has been emphasized, and their importance in the economy of countries in terms of number is such that a high percentage of the total number of industries make (Bartlett, W., & Bukvič, 2001; Solaimani et al, 2018)

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The complex and wide-ranging developments of the last few decades have led various societies to try to prepare themselves more and more for the acceptance of the change. The formation of large companies and keeping them active and, the governmentalization of most organizations; It was seen as an economic advantage, and it was argued that the larger these companies were, the more dynamic and powerful the economy would be. This thinking flourished over several decades and led to the emergence of giant corporations, recent developments, especially demographic pressures, more complex management and decision-making processes, and the need for instant decision-making have led to change. This sector is very important and necessary for the transition economies of developing countries. 95% of industrial units in India are small industries, which account for Published by Sciedu Press

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