Key Internal Factors Research Articles

Business Strategy for Pharmaceutical Company to Become the Market Leader in the Psychiatry Sector in Indonesia

The prevalence of people with mental disorders in Indonesia continues to increase and its growth has been accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic. The increase of the prevalence is also extrapolated to the market for psychiatric drugs in Indonesia which has grown by ten percent from 2018 to 2019 and 2019 to 2020. In the psychiatric market, 12 companies with the highest sales already account for 80% market share. Seeing the psychiatric drug market condition that continues to grow and its market share is still small, the low-market-share pharmaceutical companies must have a new business strategy to seize this opportunity and become one of the market leaders in the psychiatric drug market in Indonesia. This research was conducted to determine the main external and internal factors that affect psychiatric drug business and then provide alternative business strategies for pharmaceutical companies to become one of the market leaders in the psychiatric market. In this study, interviews were conducted with 18 experts in the pharmaceutical field. Data from interviews were analyzed using content analysis. Pharmaceutical market data from IQVIA was used in this study and analyzed using the growth-share matrix. The results of the content analysis show that the main external factors affecting the psychiatry business are categorized into legal, political, economic, market, technological and social aspects. Meanwhile, the key internal factors are categorized into brand, corporate culture, human assets and intellectual capital, organizational resources, originality, physical resources and relationships. Low-market-share companies in the growing market need to carry out an intensive strategy to increase its market share through product development, market penetration and market development.

On the issue of influence factors in the oilfield services business

Relevance. In today`s highly turbulent business environment, economic development of the oilfield services industry is under the influence of many multidirectional factors, most of which simultaneously affect the progress of the Russian oil and gas industry. Accordingly, there is a need for continuous monitoring and analysis of events in order to identify such factors in a timely manner and correctly account for their impact on the production activities of companies that make up the oilfield services companies. The purpose of this research is to solve the problem of identifying, scientific analysis and objective assessment of the influence of external and internal environmental factors on the formation and functional of the adaptive business model of the oilfield services company, including the development of a long-term development strategy on a basis of alternative scenario taking account the industry features of the oilfield service and the development of a science and practical methodological approach to building a system of accounting for industry factors to neutralize possible negative situations in the future. Results. A system of factors influencing the formation and development of a business model of an oilfield services company, classified by the scale of influence, quantitative assessment of the duration and effectiveness of influence, as well as divided into groups of external and internal factors, has been developed. General and specific, measurable and non-measurable, objective and subjective, constant and variable factors are highlighted. To asses and rank the factors influencing the formation and development of the business model of an oilfield services company, a comprehensive calculation of the influence indicator is proposed, taking into account the above parameters and the degree of certainty or uncertainty of their influence on the basis of a 3-point evaluation scale according to the selected criteria. The results of the approbation of the proposed approach to the assessment of factors in the context of 3 main segments of the oilfield services business are represented: well drilling, current and major repairs, geophysical exploration. Conclusion. The key internal factors determine the structure the oilfield services market, the terms of payment for service contracts, digitalization and the technologies used, the state of the production infrastructure, personnel quality and occupational safety. The most significant external factors are the state of the global energy market, structure and trends of the world economy, social aspects, foreign policy situation, the state as a participant of the market. It is confirmed that when forming promising development strategies of the oilfield services company, analysis, assessment and correct accounting of external and specific internal factors of influence for forecasting possible risks of production activities can minimize or completely avoid negative consequences in the event of adverse situations.

Influence of Entrepreneurship Manifestation Factor on Organisational Innovation: The Role of Corporate Entrepreneurship and Imperative Innovation Culture

The importance of corporate entrepreneurship is continuously highlighted as a crucial potential corporate growth strategy that seeks continued growth opportunities. Corporate entrepreneurship is perceived as a critical element of corporate performance, so studies on key internal factors that may affect the manifestation of such entrepreneurship within an organisation are gaining increasing attention. This is because an innovative organisational environment is vital for invigorating corporate entrepreneurship in the organisation. This study aims to show how managers and employees can design and run their organisations in a way that is conducive to innovation, value-creation and continued growth by examining how internal organisational support and imperative innovation culture manifests corporate entrepreneurship and supports organisational innovation. This study analysed how key internal factors affecting the manifestation of corporate entrepreneurship influence the organisational innovation of 229 Korean companies. This study intends to determine the internal factors that support and strengthen corporate entrepreneurship by shedding light on which of them affect the manifestation of corporate entrepreneurship necessary to nurture and develop more intrapreneurs. This research also aims to analyse how imperative innovation culture moderates the relationship among innovation activity, organisational innovation and risk-taking.

A Brief Analysis of the Correlation Between Allergic Rhinitis and Traditional Chinese Medicine Constitution

Allergic rhinitis (AR) and is a type of allergic diseases caused by an inflammation of the nasal mucosa caused by allergens. Clinically, AR is a common allergic disease and is difficult to treat. Due to differences in individual constitutions also known as body type, the severity of the disease is also different and it may even affect the daily life of the patient if it is severe. The effective treatment of AR has become a hot topic in current allergic disease research. Traditional Chinese Medicine’s understanding of constitution is based on the “Yellow Emperor’s Internal Classic” book, and Professor Wang Qi put forward the “physical constitution theory of traditional Chinese medicine”. The constitution is a key internal factor of the occurrence and development of diseases. It is believed in Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) that the constitution can be regulated, and rectifying the patient’s imbalanced constitution has a positive effect on the diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis of the disease. Therefore, based on the “physical constitution theory of TCM”, this study considers the idea of treating body differently applying TCM constitution in the treatment of AR as the breakthrough point, and explores the correlation between AR and TCM constitution. The results show that TCM constitution is an intrinsic factor affecting the pathogenesis of AR. The use of TCM constitution theory in the treatment of AR has a positive effect and should be popularized in application.

The internal-structural effects of different types of environmental regulations on China's green total-factor productivity

Environmental regulation is a crucial tool for promoting green economic development, but how it will affect the internal structure of green economy is unknown. By applying three-hierarchy meta-frontier DEA and panel data from 2001 to 2018, we measured five key internal factors of China's green total-factor productivity (GTFP), i.e., technological innovation, industrial structure, regional balance development, scale, and resource allocation efficiency. On this basis, we examined the internal-structural effects of different types of environmental regulations on GTFP. The results show that there are distinct non-linear relationships (“U” or inverted “U” curve) between different types of environmental regulations and the internal factors of GTFP. And different types of environmental regulations have quite various internal-structural effects on GTFP: (1) the command-and-control regulation can improve GTFP by inducing technological innovation, optimizing industrial structure, improving scale efficiency, and promoting regional coordinated development; (2) the market-based regulation exerts negative effect on GTFP by inhibiting technological innovation and reducing industrial structural, scale, and resources allocation efficiencies. While it has positive effect on regional coordinated development; and (3) the voluntary regulation has negative effect on GTFP mainly by inhibiting technological innovation and regional balance development efficiencies, while it can advance scale efficiency.

Strategy Formulation of Natural Gas Continuity Supply (Case Study PT ABC)

This study aims to formulate a strategy for PT ABC in maintaining the continuity of natural gas supply. Feasibility analysis and decision tree method are used to determine the chosen strategy in maintaining the continuity of natural gas supply. Internal and external analysis are used to identify the key success factors of the company in implementing the chosen strategy and then summarized and evaluated using IFE and EFE matrix. To formulate implementation strategies by aligning key internal and external factors, IE and SWOT matrix are used. QSPM matrix is used to determine the priority of the implementation strategy. The results show IFE and EFE score are 2.55 and 2.76 respectively, so that PT ABC has suffi cient internal resources to maintain the continuity of natural gas supply and able to respond well to opportunities and threats. This condition can be managed best with hold and maintain strategies which are market penetration and product development. QSPM Matrix analysis show that product development group strategy has the highest Total Attractiveness Score (TAS) thus become priority to be executed and then market penetration strategy.

What’s eating public transit in the United States? Reasons for declining transit ridership in the 2010s

Despite ever-increasing public and financial support for public transportation in recent decades, transit ridership has dropped substantially in the 2010s across the United States. While many theories that explain the reasons behind the decline in ridership have been proposed, no consensus on the primary causes has been reached. By employing gradient boosting decision tree and counterfactual simulations, we examine the complex relationships between transit ridership and key internal and external factors from 2002 to 2017 in 85 of the largest urbanized areas in the US. Among several contributing factors, the declining cost of driving, measured by the decreasing share of carless households combined with lower gasoline prices, was the salient, most influential factor behind the recent decline. Neighborhood change in high-density neighborhoods also led to a moderate net loss in ridership. The only factor that has been mitigating further decline was an increase in transit services. Had this increase not occurred, loss of ridership would have been more than double the actual loss during the study period.

Students’ Educational Experience: The Conceptualization and Development of a Tool for the Assessment of Education Quality

To assess and manage the quality of education it is important to understand what happens to students at university, what experience they gain, and whether this experience contributes to their success and development. In foreign science student experience is considered as a student-centered idea of improving the quality of higher education and a prerequisite for many initiatives in this area. However, the approaches to its study require major revision. This article presents the study which allows the students’ educational experience to be conceptualized. To diagnose and analyze the students’ educational experience a valid and reliable tool has been created. Educational experience is defined as students’ representations which are significant from the standpoint of academic success, students’ readiness for self-education and self-development, and subjective well-being. These students’ representations are the representations of the following: their educational and professional activities, themselves as the subjects of their educational and professional activities, learning and social context. The students’ educational experience is presented in the aggregate of five components: satisfaction, intention to expand experience, self-efficacy and support, self-regulated learning experience, and engagement. The analysis of the holistic experience and its components allows not only to assess the student’s subjective perception of learning, but also to predict the effectiveness of the educational process based on understanding of the key internal factors of academic performance, subjective well-being and development. The article presents a questionnaire of students' educational experience, verified on a sample of students (N=479). It meets the psychometric requirements of internal consistency, retest reliability, content, construct and criterion validity. This questionnaire can be used to control the quality of education, to do scientific research and evidence-based pedagogical experimentation in the context of the restructuring higher education.

FACTORS INFLUENCING THE LATE DELIVERY OF PROJECTS IN STATE-OWNED ENTERPRISES: THE CASE OF ESKOM

Delays in project completion by state-owned enterprises are a major concern and a threat to the South African economy. This study investigates both the internal and the external factors influencing the late delivery of projects in state-owned enterprises, with ESKOM as a case study. The research design was a survey questionnaire that was used to gather sufficient information. The study revealed key internal and external factors influencing the late delivery of projects in the state-owned enterprises, including the failure to update construction programmes, the late delivery of contractor-supplied materials, corruption, and political interference. In conclusion, we posit that, to ensure early project completion, the authorisation and empowerment of the project team is vitally important.

Candidate genes associated with athletes' skeletal muscle functions regulation

It is generally recognized that an elite athlete's status is a multifactorial phenotype depending on many environmental and genetic factors. Variations in the sequence of nucleotides in deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), in particular, single-nucleotide variants (SNVs) act as key internal factors associated with achieving high results in sports. The determination of specific individuals' genetic characteristics allows us to identify athletes who have the greatest genetically determined potential for certain sports that require speed, strength or endurance manifestation. Of course, peculiarities of the structure and function of skeletal muscles are among the most important characteristics in sports results context, in sports associated with the development of power / strength or endurance phenotypes. The composition and function of skeletal muscles are controlled by many different genes, and their SNVs can serve as strength or endurance athletes' status biomarkers. (1) Background: to conduct a thematic review of candidate genes studies and their single-nucleotide variants (SNVs) associated with the functioning of skeletal muscles in athletes. (2) Methods: A search for articles for the period from 2010 to 2020 was conducted in the databases SCOPUS, Web of Science, Google Calendar, Clinical keys, PubMed, e-LIBRARY using keywords and their combinations; (3) Conclusions: The identification of genetic biomarkers associated with muscular system regulation can help neurologists, sports doctors and coaches in developing personalized strategies for selecting children, adolescents and young adults for endurance, strength and speed sports (for example, running short, medium or long distances). Such a personalized approach will increase sports performance and reduce the risk of sports injuries of the musculoskeletal system.

Personality, spatiotemporal ecological variation and resident/explorer movement syndromes in the sleepy lizard.

Individual variation in movement is profoundly important for fitness and offers key insights into the spatial and temporal dynamics of populations and communities. Nonetheless, individual variation in fine-scale movement behaviours is rarely examined even though animal tracking devices offer the long-term, high-resolution, repeatable data in natural conditions that are ideal for studying this variation. Furthermore, of the few studies that consider individual variation in movement, even fewer also consider the internal traits and environmental factors that drive movement behaviour which are necessary for contextualising individual differences in movement patterns. In this study, we GPS tracked a free-ranging population of sleepy lizards Tiliqua rugosa, each Austral spring over 5years to examine consistent among-individual variation in movement patterns, as well as how these differences were mediated by key internal and ecological factors. We found that individuals consistently differed in a suite of weekly movement traits, and that these traits strongly covaried among-individuals, forming movement syndromes. Lizards fell on a primary movement continuum, from 'residents' that spent extended periods of time residing within smaller core areas of their home range, to 'explorers' that moved greater distances and explored vaster areas of the environment. Importantly, we also found that these consistent differences in lizard movement were related to two ecologically important animal personality traits (boldness and aggression), their sex, key features of the environment (including food availability, and a key water resource), habitat type and seasonal variation (cool/moist vs. hot/drier) in environmental conditions. Broadly, these movement specialisations likely reflect variation in life-history tactics including foraging and mating tactics that ultimately underlie key differences in space use. Such information can be used to connect phenotypic population structure to key ecological and evolutionary processes, for example social networks and disease-transmission pathways, further highlighting the value of examining individual variation in movement behaviour.

Quantifying Key Internal and External Yield-limiting Factors for Chinese Pear in Smallholder Dominant Areas

Pear (Pyrus spp.) is the third-largest economic crop in China after apples (Malus pumila Mill.) and citrus (Citrus reticulata Blanco), and it is mainly cultivated by smallholders. Currently, the yield of Chinese pear ranks midlevel globally, with only 17.9 t⋅ha−1⋅year−1, which is lower than that of the United States (36.0 t⋅ha−1⋅year−1). However, the factors limiting pear production dominated by smallholders are unclear. We interviewed 75 smallholders about 18 yield-related indicators for pear-typical planting areas. The boundary line model was used to analyze the contribution of internal factors and dominant external factors affecting yield and to simulate strategies for increasing yield through the scenario analysis. The results showed that the average gap between the average and highest attainable yields for smallholders was 10.5 t⋅ha−1⋅year−1 in Luniao County. Among individual yield-limiting factors, chemical fertilizer nitrogen (N) input (13.3%) was the most significant, followed by the soil-available N content (12.0%) and leaf magnesium content (12.0%). Overall, the contribution of all soil factors (42.7%) was the largest compared with the other factor categories. However, the contribution of internal factors could not be ignored and accounted for 25.3% of the total. A scenario analysis showed that comprehensive strategies considering soil, management, and internal factors achieved the largest yield improvement (14%), as did reducing the fertilizer application rate (66%) compared with only using soil or leaf diagnosis methods. Therefore, integrated methods should be considered when developing pear orchard management measures and include soil, management, and internal factors.

Why the Xintan landslide was not triggered by the heaviest historical rainfall: Mechanism and review

Heavy rainfall has long been recognized as a key factor in the triggering of landslides, as large amounts of precipitation generally have strong weakening effects on anti-sliding forces along slip surfaces. However, it remains to be understood why the catastrophic Xintan landslide in China was triggered by only moderate rainfall rather than the area's heaviest historical downpour. In this study, we demonstrate that a locked segment (a natural sustaining arch) at Jiangjiapo on the Xintan slope strongly restrained the movement of the sliding mass and was the key internal factor governing the slope stability. When such a locked segment is damaged enough to reach its volume-expansion point, slip displacement starts to accelerate. When its peak-stress point is attained, this displacement decelerates due to the homogenization effect of resistance. Once the homogenization process concludes, the displacement acceleration resumes, and slope instability occurs soon after reaching its residual-strength point. A post-factum analysis of the Xintan landslide indicated that the damage behavior of a locked segment from the volume-expansion point follows specific mechanical rules. The evolution of a locked-segment-dominated slope toward instability is caused by the progressive damage of the locked segment, which is promoted by various external factors including rainfall. Such factors can neither alter the inherent mechanical rules nor trigger a landslide before the locked segment fails. This mechanism explains the seemingly paradoxical relationship between precipitation and the occurrence of landslides, and these findings can greatly improve our understanding of landslide mechanisms.

Analysis and Forecasting Students’ Academic Performance Using a Digital Educational Environment

Analysis and Forecasting Students’ Academic Performance Using a Digital Educational Environment The article discusses technical solutions used at Orenburg State University to organize a digital educational environment. Also, the authors have studied the academic performance of technical and humanities students during the period of face-to-face education and during the lockdown period. The analysis of academic performance shows the absence of significant deviations in one direction or another. The key internal and external factors that influence the students’ academic performance are highlighted. It can be concluded that the use of both internal and external factors gives a high accuracy in predicting the final progress of students.

Evaluation of The Implementation of The Alternaive X Tourism Strategy As The Implementation of The Strategic Plan For The Tourism Service of The Province of Jatim 2016 -2021

here is only one analytical technique at the decision stage in strategy formulation to determine the relative attractiveness and appropriate alternative actions. The technique is the Quantitive Strategic Planning Matrix (QSPM) which forms stage 3 of the formulation strategy. QSPM is a tool that enables strategists to evaluate internal key factors. Conceptually, the QSPM determines the relative attractiveness of various strategies from the extent to which key internal and external success factors are utilized or enhanced. This research begins by analyzing the Kebon Agung village, Ujung Pangkah sub- district and the SME development plan, followed by implementing the next model, the implementation of the strategy model can be reconstructed according to the
 conditions of development. There is only one analytical technique at the decision stage in strategy formulation to determine the relative attractiveness and appropriate alternative actions. The technique is the Quantitive Strategic Planning Matrix (QSPM) which forms stage 3 of the formulation strategy. QSPM is a tool that enables strategists to evaluate internal key factors. Conceptually, QSPM determines the relative attractiveness of various strategies from the extent to which key internal and external success factors are utilized or enhanced. Regarding HR strategy.

The Motives and Obstacles in Iranian Women’s Participation in Political Life of the Country

The article deals with the overview of the main obstacles in the Iranian women’s participation in the country’s political life originating from the national, cultural, social and economic aspects of Iranian society. Much attention is paid to the factors that motivate both Iranian women and men to participate in politics, as well as the problems that Iranian women face while struggling for their place in the parliament. The peculiarities of the political parties’ activities, the financial aspect of the candidates allowing them to take part in election campaigns, distrust of women in Iranian society (in terms of their public role), the lack of electoral quotas for women are defined as the main factors of their non-participation in the elections. However, Iranian women’s motivation, on the one hand, and the country’s political system, on the other hand, play a significant role, because they are key internal and external factors to be taken into account. After the victory of the Islamic Revolution in Iran in 1978, the situation with women’s rights in the country improved supported by the Government’s constitutional establishment of equal rights of men and women in political life of Iran. However, other spheres remained unchanged due to strong religious influence. Only in the 1990s the rights of Iranian women to participate in the country’s politics were addressed by domestic and foreign scholars, though their studies do not provide an in-depth analysis of the problems of Iranian women concerned about the participation in political life of the present-day Iran and their solution.

Modeling the Rating system of Export-Oriented Companies in the Agro-Industrial Complex of the Russian Federation. subsidy Mechanism

The study explores the influence of internal factors on the level of exports of products of the agro-industrial complex of the Russian Federation (AIC RF). The subject of the research is the competitiveness of export-oriented companies in the agro-industrial complex of the Russian Federation. The relevance of the study is due to the growth of exports of agricultural products, which is gradually becoming one of the most important sources of foreign exchange earnings in the country. The aim of the paper is to form a rating model for Russian companies focused on the export of agricultural products, on the basis of which to propose the most effective measures to support agricultural enterprises. The authors apply the following methods : systematization and classification of information, statistical, coefficient, and regression analysis. Such tools as linear regression models, logistic regression (logit, probit), ordered probit model are considered The authors use the Ginny coefficient (area under the curve Roc) for binomial models and an adjusted R 2 for the linear model as a quality criterion for the model. As a result , the study identified the key internal and external factors affecting the competitiveness of agricultural exporting companies. Internal factors include stocks, net assets, short-term borrowings, equity capital, fixed assets turnover, long-term liabilities, accounts payable. Among the external factors for both ordinal and binomial models, the most significant were the increase in imports, the logarithm of GDP, and the logarithm of GDP per capita. A model of rating assessment of companies has been developed. Proposals are formulated for using the developed system as a simulation model when making decisions on the development and support of food exports in Russia. The authors propose a combined mechanism for supporting enterprises, depending on the rating determined by the model. It is concluded that the implementation of this approach will significantly increase the level of economic efficiency of budget support funds aimed at stimulating exports. The prospect for further research on this topic is to study the influence of qualitative factors that were not included in the model: the drought index, sanctions, and other macroeconomic events and parameters.

Entrepreneurship Competence and SME Sustainability in Kampala, Uganda

This study was carried out to establish the possibility of enhancing SME sustainability in Kampala, Uganda through boosting key internal drivers of entity performance (records management, internal communication, family influences, and online presence). Using conclusive, cross-sectional, and case study research designs supported by the philosophical underpinnings of critical realism and positivism epistemology, data was collected from 278 SMEs using semi-structured questionnaires. Using SEM analysis, it was revealed that all the key drivers have a positive significant statistical effects of the sustainability of SMEs (records management [S.E = 0.3; p = 0.000], internal communication [S.E = 0.229; p = 0.017], family influences [S.E = 0.162; p = 0.041], and online presence [S.E = 0.321; p = 0.000]). It was therefore recommended that key internal success factors identified need to be considered in the management and operations of SMEs in Kampala. This is aimed at guaranteeing the sustainability of SMEs and the boosting of the private sector.

Public-private partnership as a mechanism for sustainable development of the Sverdlovsk Oblast: A determinantal analysis

Subject. This article discusses the role of public-private partnership in solving the priorities of the socio-economic development of the regions. Objectives. The article aims to identify institutional factors in public-private partnership development. Methods. For the study, we used the methods of statistical analysis. Results. Regarding the Ural Federal District subjects as a case study, the article examines the dynamics of public-private partnership projects development over the past decade. It considers the forms of institutional corruption and proposes certain mechanisms to overcome it. Conclusions. Analyzing key internal and external factors influencing the development of the public-private partnership system directly or indirectly will help enhance opportunities and capabilities when implementing economic projects.

Characteristic of the Key Factors of the Competitiveness of the Enterprise

Competition was viewed as an intrinsic property of a person, inherent in him by nature, which naturally manifests itself in the economic behavior of people striving for competition. In the context of increasing competition for each enterprise, the task of maintaining and increasing its own competitiveness comes to the fore. An increasing number of enterprises are focused on achieving victory in the competition and achieve their goals as a result of constant management efforts in the implementation of an effective competitive development strategy. In the context of the global crisis, the problem of the formation of sustainable competitiveness has acquired particular relevance due to the increased variability of the external environment and insufficient scientific and methodological development of many aspects of the formation and implementation of competitive advantages of enterprises. The problem of managing the competitiveness of enterprises is also relevant from a practical point of view due to the far from complete knowledge of the management of enterprises in modern methods of assessing competitiveness and mechanisms for developing competitive strategies. In modern conditions of development, when domestic enterprises operate in an environment with enhanced quarantine security measures, it is extremely important to maintain their own competitiveness in the market. COVID-19 has made its own adjustments to the activities of enterprises around the world, but not only the pandemic is a determining factor in the formation of competitiveness in the enterprise. Today, a number of other factors of the enterprise’s competitiveness can be identified. The aim of the study is to determine and characterize the main factors of enterprise competitiveness in modern conditions of development. The analysis of the state of the industrial sector in Ukraine in recent years is carried out. The key internal and external factors of the competitiveness of industrial enterprises were identified. As a result of the study, the main factors of the enterprise’s competitiveness have been characterizedCompetition was viewed as an intrinsic property of a person, inherent in him by nature, which naturally manifests itself in the economic behavior of people striving for competition. In the context of increasing competition for each enterprise, the task of maintaining and increasing its own competitiveness comes to the fore. An increasing number of enterprises are focused on achieving victory in the competition and achieve their goals as a result of constant management efforts in the implementation of an effective competitive development strategy. In the context of the global crisis, the problem of the formation of sustainable competitiveness has acquired particular relevance due to the increased variability of the external environment and insufficient scientific and methodological development of many aspects of the formation and implementation of competitive advantages of enterprises. The problem of managing the competitiveness of enterprises is also relevant from a practical point of view due to the far from complete knowledge of the management of enterprises in modern methods of assessing competitiveness and mechanisms for developing competitive strategies. In modern conditions of development, when domestic enterprises operate in an environment with enhanced quarantine security measures, it is extremely important to maintain their own competitiveness in the market. COVID-19 has made its own adjustments to the activities of enterprises around the world, but not only the pandemic is a determining factor in the formation of competitiveness in the enterprise. Today, a number of other factors of the enterprise’s competitiveness can be identified. The aim of the study is to determine and characterize the main factors of enterprise competitiveness in modern conditions of development. The analysis of the state of the industrial sector in Ukraine in recent years is carried out. The key internal and external factors of the competitiveness of industrial enterprises were identified. As a result of the study, the main factors of the enterprise’s competitiveness have been characterized