Innovative Technologies Research Articles

NAVIGATING COMPLEXITIES: A REVIEW OF COMMUNICATION BARRIERS IN MULTINATIONAL ENERGY PROJECTS

This review paper examines the communication barriers encountered in multinational energy projects, focusing on the challenges posed by cultural differences, language barriers, and differing regulatory environments. It synthesizes existing literature on communication strategies and their effectiveness in complex project environments, providing a comprehensive overview of how project managers can overcome these barriers. The paper also discusses the role of cross-cultural training, language proficiency, and regulatory knowledge in improving communication and project outcomes. This paper will conduct a systematic review of existing research, case studies, and theoretical models related to communication in multinational project management. It will collate findings from various disciplines, including management science, communication studies, and international business, to propose integrated strategies for effective communication. Multinational energy projects, characterized by diverse stakeholders, geographically dispersed operations, and intricate regulatory environments, present a fertile ground for communication challenges. Language differences, cultural nuances, and varying communication norms often hinder seamless information exchange, impeding project progress and fostering misunderstandings. This review identifies several key barriers to effective communication in multinational energy projects. Firstly, linguistic diversity poses a significant hurdle, amplifying the risk of misinterpretation and miscommunication. Secondly, cultural disparities influence communication styles, decision-making processes, and conflict resolution mechanisms, necessitating cultural sensitivity and adaptability. Additionally, organizational hierarchies and power dynamics within project consortia can stifle open dialogue, hindering the flow of vital information across stakeholders. Moreover, technological barriers, such as inadequate infrastructure or incompatible communication platforms, further exacerbate communication challenges, particularly in remote or underdeveloped regions where many energy projects operate. Regulatory frameworks across different jurisdictions also introduce legal and compliance complexities, constraining information sharing and collaboration. The implications of these communication barriers extend beyond mere operational inefficiencies, impacting project outcomes, stakeholder relationships, and even the broader energy landscape. Delays, cost overruns, and quality issues resulting from communication breakdowns undermine project viability and investor confidence. Moreover, fractured relationships among stakeholders may lead to disputes, litigation, or reputational damage, tarnishing the industry's image and impeding future collaborations. Addressing communication barriers in multinational energy projects requires a holistic approach encompassing linguistic, cultural, organizational, technological, and regulatory dimensions. Embracing diversity, fostering inclusive communication practices, leveraging innovative technologies, and promoting cross-cultural understanding are essential strategies for navigating these complexities and fostering success in the dynamic realm of multinational energy ventures. Keywords: Complexities, Communication Barriers, Multinational Energy Projects.

Insights into the generation of multiple reactive species in UV254/PMS/I− system and their roles for degradation of phenolic and non-phenolic pollutants

An innovative technology for the removal of phenolic and non-phenolic organic pollutants from aqueous solution was developed by combining UV254 irradiation, peroxymonosulfate (PMS), and iodide ions (I−). Effects of pH, ratio of [I−]/[PMS], initial concentration of pollutant, dissolved organic matter (DOM) and typical inorganic constituents of environmental water on the degradation of studied pollutants with UV254/PMS/I− system were examined. The results showed that pH and [I−]/[PMS] exhibited significant impact on the degradation of pollutants during UV254/PMS/I− process. As the ratio of [I−]/[PMS] increased from 0.1 to 10.0, the removal efficiencies of phenolic pollutants remarkably increased, but those of non-phenolic pollutants decreased. The DOM at high concentration obviously inhibited the degradation of pollutants during UV254/PMS/I− process. Meanwhile, the occurrence of NO3− can slightly enhance the degradation of pollutants, and SO42−, Cl−, and HCO4− ions had no significant effects on UV254/PMS/I− system. The abundant reactive species including OH, SO4−, and I/I2− during UV254/PMS/I− process were generated based on electron spin resonance, fluorescence spectroscopy and steady-state concentration analysis. Quenching experimental results indicated that I/I2− can selectively degrade phenolic pollutants via one-electron oxidation. This study provided a reference for the application of reactive radicals involved oxidative technique in water purification.

Research on the Path of Dependent Upgrading of Industrial Digital Service Providers

In the era of Industry 4.0, characterized by the rapid evolution of the Internet and modern digital innovation technologies, the digital economy is experiencing steady growth. The acceleration of digital technology innovation and iteration not only enhances social productivity and optimizes resource allocation but also introduces new challenges. This article takes Zhejiang Juyang Technology Co., LTD. as the research object, mainly analyzing the path of Juyang's digital transformation relying on Alibaba platform. The team summarizes the development process and successful digital transformation experience of Juyang through field research, online and offline data collection, questionnaire survey and other methods, based on literature analysis. Based on the three stages of integration, symbiosis and autonomy, the article explores the path of "integration-symbiosis-autonomy" in the process of enterprise transformation and upgrading, and summarizes some valuable experience and enlightenment, hoping to provide reference for the digital transformation of enterprises.

Brittle dental ceramics: A challenge in dentistry.

The challenge of dental ceramic degradation necessitates innovative technology, rigoroustesting and proactive dental care, demanding collaboration between researchers, dentistsand patients to ensure durable and reliable dental restorations.

Ecological modernization at construction industry enterprises as an innovative production and management technology

The article delves into the pivotal role of ecological modernization, specifically the environmentalization of production at enterprises in the building materials sector. A comprehensive study was conducted on the product range of Ivano-Frankivskcement PJSC, one of the largest enterprises in the Western region. This case study serves as a tangible example, demonstrating that the adoption of environmentally friendly production necessitates both the environmentalization of production processes and management. The implementation of a comprehensive environmentalization strategy involves the incorporation of ecologically oriented measures in both the internal and external environments of the production system, while the environmentalization of the management system entails a restructuring of organizational forms and management methods to align with ecological principles. It was established that an essential part of ecological modernization is the introduction of environmental management systems. This includes requirements for waste and its processing, control over the use of water resources, and implementation of environmental certification and standards. Ecological modernization at enterprises in the construction industry helps to reduce the sector's ecological impact on the environment, contributes to the preservation of natural resources, and improves people's quality of life. It is proposed that enterprises producing building materials switch to the use of a dry method of production - an innovative technology that will contribute to the reduction of morbidity in the population and will protect the natural environment from harmful impurities and combustion products. The main advantage of this is energy-saving and highly efficient cement production technologies. It is emphasized that when carrying out production activities, enterprises in the field of production of construction materials should also apply management technologies of controlling, outsourcing, foresight, etc., with the help of which adverse environmental and economic problems can be detected promptly, and suggestions for their elimination can be made. Keywords: ecological modernization, "green" technologies, enterprise, business entity, management, production, ecological situation.

Artikel Tentang Perencanaan dan Pengembangan Bisnis

The important process known as business planning and development allows an organization to establish the strategies, goals, and tactics necessary to grow and succeed in the long term. Businesses are faced with many complex challenges in the current era of globalization, ranging from intense competition to rapid market changes. Therefore, careful business planning is essential to anticipate changes and take advantage of emerging opportunities. In this abstract, business planning and development is very important in today's dynamic business environment. Internal and external environmental analysis, goal setting, strategy development, resource allocation, and implementation are the main steps in the business planning process, which will be discussed thoroughly. In addition, this abstract will show how leadership, innovation, and information technology help business planning and development well. Organizations can optimize performance, increase competitiveness, and better face challenges by emphasizing holistic and sustainable business planning and development. Understanding market, consumer and industry trends is important amidst global uncertainty. Therefore, this abstract emphasizes how important it is to monitor the business environment and be flexible when changing business planning strategies to adapt to changes.

Challenges and opportunities in achieving secure hospital clinical mobility management: An illustrative use case

Objective: To qualitatively describe a use case at Yale New Haven Health System (YNHHS) illustrating the need for and effective deployment of innovative technologies to manage an enterprise-owned shared device (EOSD) management program. EOSD management provides clinicians with secure, rapid access to enterprise mobile devices and applications, maintains devices in functional, use ready condition for clinicians, and enables enterprise tracking and reduced loss of devices.Methods: Executive leaders in clinical information technology and informatics management at YNHHS were interviewed through written and telephonic communication. Qualitative data was gathered through communications between clinical and information technology executives and the implementation support team of a leading identity and access management (IAM) solutions and EOSD management solution provider. Use case information was gathered, integrated and shared with health system executives and health IT/informatics leaders to verify the description of unmet needs, solution objectives and impact/value delivered after implementation of the EOSD management solution.Results: Benefits realized from implementation of an enterprise-shared mobility management solution included establishment of a cohesive and comprehensive enterprise-owned, shared device management strategy. This included effective monitoring and dynamic management of the system’s mobile device fleet, and better IT resource management with reduced mobile device loss. The IT administrative burden was reduced. While not surveyed systematically, improved clinician experience and satisfaction were reported to IT leaders anecdotally. EOSD management solution deployment was rapid, as was the time to improved clinician mobile experience and clear demonstration of value.Conclusions: A leading US health system was able to rapidly deploy a shared mobile device management solution that enabled effective monitoring and dynamic management of the enterprise mobile device fleet, with easier and faster clinician device access and workflows, and reduced IT administrative demand and costs. While the complexities associated with increased clinical mobility in healthcare will likely continue to grow, issuing future device and mobile management challenges that require effective hospital system response, technologies have emerged that enable more effective, efficient and satisfactory organizational mobility performance.

Optimization of ultrasound-assisted extraction conditions for active components and anti-alzheimer activities from mentha cordifolia

Mentha cordifolia .(Lamiaceae) or Mint, is distributed all over the world. Essential oils found are menthol, menthone, 1,8-cineole, pinene, myrcene, and borneol. M. cordifolia. most popular herb, is widely used in cooking, cosmetics, complementary therapy, and pharmaceuticals for anti-carcinogen, gastro protective, antimicrobial, and antivirus purposes. The manufactory extracted essential oil method used steam distillation and hydro-distillation, which decomposed the components. The aim of this work was to study the innovative technologies of chemical constituents’ extraction by ultrasound-assisted extraction (UAE) that include high yields, short-extraction times, and energy savings. The extraction of Mentha cordifolia was carried out at 20 KHz ultrasonic frequencies. Sonicated times were 1.5 h. Antioxidant studies of essential oils by UAE extraction were 2, 2-diphenyl-1-1-picrylhydrazyl (DPPH), 2,2-azino-bis-3-ethylbenzothiazoline-6-sulfonic acid (ABTS), and pharmacological activity was anti-Alzheimer (Ellman’s method). The UAE method used hexane, ethyl acetate, and ethanol as solvents and set the time to 1.0 h; in the second experiment, it set the time to 1.5h in the same system. Crude hexane (F1) extracted gave terpene and essential oils; crude ethyl acetate (F2) extracted gave flavonoids; and crude ethanol (F3) extracted gave phenolic compounds. The UAE method gave fractions F1, F2, and F3, which showed the DPPH activity was IC50 259, 229, and 74 mg/mL; ABTS radical scavenging was IC50 129, 103, and 127 mg/mL; and anti-acetylcholinesterase was IC50 128, 126, and 137mg/mL, respectively. The antioxidants tested were treated by applying multivariate statistical analysis.

Accuracy of a chatbot in answering questions that patients should ask before taking a new medication

BackgroundThe potential uses of artificial intelligence have extended into the fields of health care delivery and education. However, challenges are associated with introducing innovative technologies into health care, particularly with respect to information quality. ObjectiveThis study aimed to evaluate the accuracy of answers provided by a chatbot in response to questions that patients should ask before taking a new medication. MethodsTwelve questions obtained from the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality were asked to a chatbot for the top 20 drugs. Two reviewers independently evaluated and rated each response on a 6-point scale for accuracy and a 3-point scale for completeness with a score of 2 considered adequate. Accuracy was determined using clinical expertise and a drug information database. After the independent reviews, answers were compared, and discrepancies were assigned a consensus score. ResultsOf 240 responses, 222 (92.5%) were assessed as completely accurate. Of the inaccurate responses, 10 (4.2%) were mostly accurate, 5 (2.1%) were more accurate than inaccurate, 2 (0.8%) were equal parts accurate and inaccurate, and 1 (0.4%) was more inaccurate than accurate. Of the 240 responses, 194 (80.8%) were comprehensively complete. There were 235 (97.9%) responses that scored 2 or higher. Five responses (2.1%) were considered incomplete. ConclusionUsing a chatbot to answer questions commonly asked by patients is mostly accurate but may include inaccurate information or lack valuable information for patients.

Sustainability assessment of orange peel waste valorization pathways from juice industries

AbstractA wide variety of products such as high value-added bioactive materials, biofuels, biochemicals and bioplastics can be obtained by the valorization of waste streams in a comprehensive and holistic biorefinery concept. In this study a meta-analysis of the available technologies utilizing organic waste derived from the juice industry is conducted. Initially, a mass flow analysis is performed to quantitatively illustrate the available orange peel waste volumes in the EU followed by a geographic distribution. The overall sustainability of the available valorization scenarios is then analyzed by considering critical environmental, economic and energy indicators and comparing innovative and conventional valorization technologies. Innovative technologies are better in terms of energy requirements and extraction time and also, in product yield and environmental performance than the conventional ones (85.1%, 9.5% and 47.9% lower CO2 eq values for the extraction of essential oils, pectin and phenolic compounds respectively). In terms of orange peel waste valorization scenarios, landfilling shares the largest environmental impact, followed by thermochemical and biological conversion alternatives. Complex biorefinery schemes are proportionate to environmental performance and energy consumption, but inversely proportionate to production cost. Finally, a trade-off analysis illustrates a positive correlation between environmental indicators of the most under study valorization scenarios.

How does digital finance reduce carbon emissions intensity? Evidence from chain mediation effect of production technology innovation and green technology innovation

The digitalization of finance drives economic development and plays a crucial role in energy conservation and carbon emission reduction. Utilizing carbon emissions data from 2011 to 2020, we find that digital finance development can mitigate carbon emissions intensity (CEI) by approximately 0.14 %. Then, we employ a diverse set of robustness and endogeneity tests to assess the reliability of the empirical findings. Moreover, the study delves into how digital finance impacts CEI through production technology innovation (PTI) and green technology innovation (GTI). The results indicate a positive effect of PTI on CEI. GTI exerts a negative influence on CEI. In addition, there is a chain mediation effect between PTI and GTI in the baseline path. Finally, the impact of digital finance on CEI exhibits apparent regional heterogeneity.

Transformation of Qur'an and Hadith Learning Through Merdeka Curriculum in Indonesia

This research uses qualitative methods to investigate the transformation of Qur'anic and Hadith learning in Indonesia through the implementation of Merdeka Curriculum. The focus of the research includes the identification of barriers in traditional religious education, an emphasis on the need for a more dynamic and inclusive teaching approach to these key texts, as well as an explanation of solutions involving the adoption of Merdeka Curriculum. The curriculum incorporates innovative teaching methods, technology and community participation. The results show that traditional religious education in Indonesia is faced with a number of challenges, including monotonous teaching methods, lack of student interaction, and less relevance to contemporary life. Therefore, a more dynamic and inclusive teaching approach is needed to arouse students' interest and understanding of the Qur'an and Hadith. Merdeka Curriculum is considered a promising solution by bringing together innovative teaching methods, technology and community engagement. Its implementation showed significant improvements in student engagement, understanding, and application of the teachings of the Qur'an and Hadith. In conclusion, curriculum reform through Merdeka Curriculum has an important role to play in strengthening the understanding and appreciation of Islamic principles among students in Indonesia. This more dynamic and inclusive approach can help the younger generation to understand and appreciate the principles of Islam.

Visuospatial abilities and 3D-printed based learning.

The use of 3D-printing in every field of medicine is expanding, notably as an educational tool. The aim of this study was to assess how visuospatial abilities (VSA) of students may impact learning helped with 3D-printed models. Participants were undergraduate medical school students during their clinical rotation in oral and maxillofacial surgery in two French Universities. Students were included prospectively and consecutively from September 2021 to June 2023. First, a lecture about craniosynostosis was performed with the help of 3D-printed models of craniosynostotic skulls. Then, a mental rotation test (MRT) followed by a multiple-choice questions (MCQs) form about craniosynostosis presentations were submitted to the students. Forty undergraduate students were finally included. Median MRT score was 15 (10.75;21) and median score to the MCQs was 13 (11.75;14). There was a significantly weak correlation between the MRT-A score and the score to the MCQs (rs = 0.364; p = 0.022). A simple linear regression was calculated to predict the result to the MCQs on MRT-A score [ (F(1,39) = 281.248; p < 0.0001), with a R2 of 0.878 ]. This study showed that VSA has an impact on the recognition of complex clinical presentations, i.e. skulls with craniosynostosis. The correlation found between VSA and complex 3D shape recognition after learning aided with 3D-printed model is emphasizing the importance of VSA when using innovative technologies. Thus, VSA training should be envisioned during the curriculum.

Consumers of different generations towards innovative technologies in customer service in retail

&#x0D; &#x0D; &#x0D; The aim of the paper is to identify the importance of innovative technologies used in retail during the pandemic for consumers and the willingness of different generations of consumers to use these solutions in the future. The article was prepared on the basis of the literature on the subject, research reports, websites of companies preparing or implementing modern technologies in retail, and the results of direct research conducted in 2022 using the online survey technique among 1,100 consumers.&#x0D; The paper presents the issues related to the possibility of using modern technologies in the customer service process, specifically those that allow for even greater customer involvement in the purchasing process and increase their independence and self-service. A special emphasis was given to the self-service store, currently considered one of the greatest achievements (“milestones”) in brick-and-mortar retail trade, which is crucial for the issues presented. The paper shows the results of direct research on selected elements of purchasing behavior of different generations of consumers that are related to the use of innovative solutions in retail trade and intentions to use these solutions in the future.&#x0D; &#x0D; &#x0D;

Minimally Invasive Treatment of Pelvic Fractures with Titanium Elastic Nailing: An Innovative Technology.

Minimally invasive treatment has become the most popular and effective treatment for pelvic fractures. This study aimed to evaluate the safety and efficacy of a new technique, titanium elastic nailing (TEN), for the minimally invasive treatment of pelvic fractures. Twenty-four patients with pelvic fractures were referred to us between January 2020 to January 2022, including sixteen males and 8 females. Pelvic fractures were temporarily fixed by pelvic fixation belt accompanied by traction from the lower limb bone. Anterior pelvic ring injuries (superior ramus of pubis) and ilium fractures were treated with closed reduction and intramedullary fixation with minimally invasive TEN. Intraoperative C-arm, including pelvic anteroposterior, pelvic outlet, inlet and ilium oblique views, and O-arm fluoroscopy (intraoperative CT) were employed to assess fractures reduction and determine the location of the elastic titanium nail within the bone channel. By adopting closed reduction and minimally invasive incision techniques, pelvic fractures could be safely fixed by placing an elastic titanium nail in the osseous medullary cavity channels of the pelvis. Postoperative investigation indicated that the wounds of all patients were healed in the first stage without any occurrence of complications, such as injuries to the nerves, blood vessels, and important tissue structures. Patients are essential quickly after the operation and could perform the functional exercise in the early stages of the recovery. TEN can be used for minimally invasive treatment of pelvic fractures. This novel technique has no obvious complications and is worthwhile in clinical practice.

Understanding consumer acceptance of 3D-printed food in Japan

The global market for innovative food technologies is expanding. 3D-printed food is one such technology, presenting benefits such as personalized nutrition and optimized use of food resources, which can reduce waste. This study explores the factors that influence consumer acceptance of 3D-printed food in Japan, offering essential insights for developing market strategies. We conducted a survey among Japanese residents and developed a consumer acceptance model using structural equation modeling. This model emphasizes the significant influence of social media usage, environmental consciousness, perceived benefits, and interest in innovative foods on the intention to purchase 3D-printed food. Our results indicate that a strong affinity for information through social media can heighten environmental awareness and perceived benefits, leading to increased purchase intent. Furthermore, an interest in new foods can boost the intention to buy 3D-printed food. Notably, environmental consciousness can indirectly affect acceptance through perceived benefits. The potential to reduce food loss may appeal to environmentally conscious consumers. Based on these findings, we recommend that future marketing strategies for 3D-printed food in Japan underscore its environmental advantages and utilize digital media to improve consumer acceptance.

Role of technology enhanced assessment in medical and dental education: A scoping review

Background: Evolving innovative, feasible and cost effective technology related with teaching and learning in context of recent COVID-19 pandemic has led the medical educationists to think about its increased use in the assessment process. Need of the hour is to develop and establish a framework in our institutions for technology enhanced assessment (TEA) efficiently. European countries were using the e- assessment before the COVID-19 pandemic so their education system was less disturbed by it as compared to the Asian countries like Pakistan. TEA can be done with a number of tools and mobile phone technology, learning management systems (LMS) and social media have played remarkable role in this regard. The objective of this scoping review was to find best practice regarding the use of TEA in context of COVID-19 pandemic according to the Best Evidence Medical Education (BEME) principles. Methods: Databases which were searched were Google Scholar, Educational Resource Information System (ERIC), Cochrane library and ScienceDirect (Elsevier). The key words and phrases which we used for search were "TEA", "Online assessment", "assessment in context of COVID-19", "Role of TEA", "Advantages and disadvantages of TEA". 1252 articles were retrieved after screening total searched articles by Mendeley software. These articles were then assessed according to the eligibility criteria and 84 articles were selected out of which finally 12 articles were included in this scoping review after assessment of quality by Qualsyst appraisal tool. Data was extracted by using data extraction form which was synthesized to create the themes by axial coding. Results: After synthesis of data following themes were identified describing the TEA. What is TEA, role of TEA. Advantages and disadvantages of TEA, measurement and implementation issues in TEA. Prime benefit of TEA is its potential to foster learning by its ability to deliver vast variety of test formats in high fidelity virtual reality situations and by providing feedback after formative assessment using number of digital tools. Major issues related to TEA are cheating, validity, quality and security of test materials. Conclusion: E-assessment tools were already being used in European countries with the intent to improve the teaching and learning activities but after the COVID-19 pandemic it became the necessity. TEA has extreme potential for improving the learning and assessment process especially in context of current COVID-19 pandemic if the available technology is used efficiently. Implementation of TEA in place of conventional assessment should be tailored according to the local requirements and context. Finally the word of caution is to be prepared to address the issues of validity, quality, cheating and security of test materials connected with this technological change.

Digital Innovation Hubs Transforming Business and Marketing Collaboration

In the fast-evolving landscape of business and marketing, Digital Innovation Hubs (DIHs) have emerged as transformative catalysts, reshaping collaboration dynamics. The innovation hub, like incubators, R&amp;D labs, and impact hubs, designates a physical space dedicated to fostering innovation within an organization or community. Defining an innovation hub proves challenging, as it is often linked to an open co-working space with a stylish design and tools for creative thinking. However, it extends beyond being merely a physical space for idea generation. A well-designed physical space facilitates in-person collaboration, while a digital platform enables global collaboration, transcending geographic constraints. Innovation hubs embody a distinctive entrepreneurial culture marked by a global perspective and values that often prioritize social behavior. Particularly in regions with conservative politics and cultural norms, these hubs can function as a secure environment for embracing culturally unfamiliar behaviors and mindsets. A Digital Innovation Hub (DIH) serves as an all-encompassing structure, empowering organizations to enhance competitiveness through the optimization of processes and the innovation of products and services using innovative digital technologies. Received: 25 December 2023 / Accepted: 25 February 2024 / Published: 23 April 2024

Deep enteroscopy - what's new and what works best?

We aim to review the types of device-assisted deep enteroscopy endoscopes, tips for a successful procedure as well as areas for improvement. Deep enteroscopy allows for diagnostic and therapeutic intervention of the small bowel and can be used as an adjunct to video capsule endoscopy to improve the yield and management of small bowel lesions. Our top tips for deep enteroscopy success include reviewing patient history and prior imaging, utilizing CO2 insufflation or water exchange, verifying quality measures and emphasizing ergonomics. With these, endoscopists can optimize patient outcomes while minimizing occupational risks. New aspects of deep enteroscopy equipment focus on high-resolution imaging, a larger working channel, and enhanced scope angulation. Proposed improvements include developing innovative technology to optimize the color and clarity of the high-resolution imaging, minimizing the number of staff required for the procedure, and decreasing ergonomic strain.

ГОТОВНІСТЬ МАЙБУТНІХ КЕРІВНИКІВ ЗАКЛАДІВ ВИЩОЇ ОСВІТИ ДО ЗАСТОСУВАННЯ ІННОВАЦІЙНИХ УПРАВЛІНСЬКИХ ТЕХНОЛОГІЙ

The relevance of this article is determined by the necessity to ensure the competitiveness of educational institutions in the educational services market. Modern challenges require educational institutions to continuously improve their activities. Successful development of an educational institution is possible only through the integration of innovations that stimulate the achievement of its goals and contribute to improving the quality of education for students. This aligns with the interests of Ukrainian society, which, like any other developed society, is interested in a high level of educational services. With the growth of the educational services market and increasing competition, it is important for leaders of educational institutions to focus on searching for and implementing innovative management technologies to secure significant competitive advantages. Thus, the current market conditions and the need for competitive struggle highlight the importance of innovations for leaders, with innovative management technologies becoming key to achieving the goals of the educational institution and enhancing the quality of education. Objective: To analyze the readiness of future leaders of educational institutions to implement and apply innovative management technologies to enhance the competitiveness of their organizations in the educational services market. Methods: Study of scientific sources, legislative and normative-legal documents, surveys and interviews, case studies, SWOT analysis, expert assessments, and modeling. Results: During the study, the readiness of future educational institution leaders to implement innovative management technologies was evaluated; key barriers and challenges faced by future leaders, including limited resources, fear of change, and an insufficient level of knowledge about innovative technologies, were identified. At the same time, positive aspects were also discovered, namely a high level of motivation for learning and improvement, and readiness to introduce innovations to enhance the quality of education and adapt to modern labor market requirements. A comprehensive set of measures to increase the readiness of future leaders for innovation was developed and substantiated. This includes professional development programs, mentorship, and the creation of innovative educational spaces for experimentation and practical application of new approaches. The role of strategic planning in the successful implementation of innovative management technologies was also determined, which involves clear formulation of the mission, vision of the educational institution, as well as the development of specific goals and tasks to achieve defined results. Conclusions: This article examined the readiness of future educational institution leaders to apply innovative management technologies, which is crucial for enhancing competitiveness and the quality of educational services provided. The main barriers and challenges leaders may face when implementing innovations were identified, and methods to overcome these challenges were proposed. Special attention was given to the importance of a systematic approach and strategic planning in the process of adapting and implementing new practices in management. Developed and substantiated recommendations for focusing on innovative management practices include: enhancing the qualifications of future leaders, developing openness to change, and stimulating creativity and innovative thinking. It was determined that the successful implementation of innovative management technologies depends on a comprehensive approach that takes into account the specifics of the educational institution, the readiness of the staff for changes, and the presence of the necessary material and technical base. The findings of the study make it clear that innovative management technologies play a decisive role in forming an effective management model in modern educational institutions. Their implementation not only improves the quality of educational services but also ensures the sustainable development of educational organizations, meeting the challenges of the contemporary dynamic educational environment.