Main Success Factors Research Articles

The specifics of the functioning of Ukrainian enterprises under martial law

In the conditions of martial law, Ukrainian enterprises face numerous challenges that require prompt adaptation and effective management. This article explores the specifics of business operations in Ukraine during military operations, analyzing the main problems faced by businesses and the strategic approaches that allow them to remain competitive. The article highlights aspects such as adaptation to changes in the market environment, ensuring the safety of workers, maintaining supply chains, financial sustainability, and the use of new technologies. The main aim of the research is to identify the key success factors for Ukrainian enterprises in wartime conditions and to develop recommendations for their further development. Using methods of quantitative and qualitative analysis, the authors conducted research based on data collected from different regions of Ukraine, including the areas that suffered the greatest destruction. The study found that the main success factors are flexible management decisions, innovative business approaches, and the active use of digital technologies. The article also examines the role of government support and international cooperation in ensuring the stability and development of Ukrainian enterprises. The findings of the research can be useful for business managers, policymakers, and researchers dealing with issues of business under crisis conditions. The study underscores the significant impact of military conflicts on the economy and the threats they pose to the existence of enterprises, which are the foundation of the country’s economic well-being. Furthermore, the article emphasizes the need to create effective risk management mechanisms and the development of recovery strategies for the post-conflict period. It also discusses examples of successful adaptation strategies that can serve as models for other enterprises in similar conditions. Thus, this research provides a comprehensive overview of the current state of Ukrainian business under martial law, emphasizing the importance of rapid adaptation and strategic planning for ensuring sustainability and development.

Heydar Aliyev’s personnel policy as the main factor of economic success (1969-1982)

Heydar Aliyev’s personnel policy as the main factor of economic success (1969-1982)

Exploring the key success factors: A case study of a digital marketplace platform for Brazilian small farmers

Small agricultural businesses are exposed to global competitive paradigms, and digital marketing platforms have a significant social and economic impact on their competitiveness. An analysis of current product marketplace platforms reveals that many of these platforms cease to exist in an average period of two to three years, which raises the research question: Do any of these platforms have a track record exceeding three years? If so, what are the key success factors that underpin their sustained viability? The objective of this case study is to identify and describe the key success factors of a commercialization platform in Brazil which directly connects small rural producers with their end consumers. Employing an interpretive qualitative approach, this empirical research presents a case study based on a theoretical analysis of the main success factors, examining their application within a Brazilian digital platform facilitating the trade of products between agricultural producers and consumers. The results emphasize key success factors for implementing innovative technology solutions in small agricultural businesses: a committed, supportive management team with visionary leadership; prioritizing market and stakeholder needs; maintaining strong customer relationships; and resource availability. Persistence, resilience, and learning from experiences were also identified as vital skills in the case study, contributing to the platform's long-term success.

МЕТОДОЛОГИЯ ФОРМИРОВАНИЯ И ВНЕДРЕНИЯ КУЛЬТУРЫ КОММУНИКАЦИЙ ПРИ ТРАНСФОРМАЦИИ СИСТЕМЫ УПРАВЛЕНИЯ ОРГАНИЗАЦИИ

The transformation of the management system in an organization involves multiple re-lationships between employees aimed at developing and implementing solutions to radically change the management system to achieve business goals. One of the main success factors is the presence of an effective leadership team and competent line management, whose partnership is based on a culture of communication, which in turn is a component of a common culture of mu-tual respect and trust. Business in Russia today is increasingly aware of the need to create an atmosphere where communicative cooperation becomes the key to success. However, simply stat-ing values and approaches is not enough. The institutionalization of a new communicative cul-ture is becoming essential, which should be embedded in the standards of interaction based on the value model of the organization. These standards should be clearly defined, measured, and shared by all participants in business processes. The object of the study is commercial organiza-tions, the subject of the study is the relationship between employees in terms of communications. The article discusses the developed and tested 6-stage methodology for the formation and im-plementation of a communication culture in the daily activities of companies. This methodology makes it possible to form new models of employee communicative behavior, which has an impact on reducing time losses in the management system due to the elimination of the a priori existing “friction” in the relationship between the parties during communications while solving everyday business problems. The methodology makes it possible to increase staff engagement, and as a result, labor productivity, and can be effectively applied in practice by any economic entity.

Managing multi-sided platforms in an emerging country: challenges, critical success factors and contrasts with traditional companies

PurposeThis paper aims to analyze the main challenges and critical success factors (CSFs) in managing multi-sided platforms (MSP) in Brazil, as well as to understand the differences between this management model and traditional companies.Design/methodology/approachSemi-structured interviews were conducted with experienced professionals in the field, focusing on challenges, CSFs and difficulties in managing MSP businesses. The data were analyzed using a mixed-method approach, involving content analysis for qualitative data and grey relational analysis and sensitivity analysis for quantitative data.FindingsThe experts identified eight CSFs, seven key differences between traditional businesses and MSPs, and five technology-related challenges in managing MSPs. They assessed the main difficulties reported in the literature and ranked them, with the most critical challenges being competition with companies adopting MSP models in the same sector (product/service niche) and the necessity for ongoing process adjustments to accommodate scalability.Originality/valueThis study enhances understanding of CSF, disparities between traditional and MSPs and technology-related challenges in this management model. The results can assist managers in emerging nations in enhancing the performance of MSP operations and can be a resource for researchers studying various contexts and creating company guidelines.

PP20 Vaccines market access pathways in Asia-Pacific (APAC) – analysis and recommendations for improvement

IntroductionImmunization is one of the most effective public health interventions, saving millions of lives annually. However, complex and heterogenous market access pathways can impact timely and equitable population access to vaccines. Focusing on five Asia-Pacific (APAC) countries, this study described the current vaccine market access landscape and analyzed the success factors for National Immunization Program (NIP) inclusion.MethodsThe study was conducted in two phases (i) pragmatic literature review to map current regulatory and funding pathways and identify information gaps in China, Japan, Korea, Taiwan and Australia (ii) targeted interviews with market access and policy experts in each market to identify drivers and barriers to NIP inclusion.ResultsRegulatory approval, driven by safety and efficacy data, followed by introduction in the private market was commonly observed in all markets. However, pathways to NIP inclusion varied within and between markets. In all markets expert panels such as National Immunization Technical Advisory Groups (NITAG) were identified to play a crucial role in providing advice to governments on NIP inclusion. Health technology assessment was increasingly used to inform decision making. However, the assessment frameworks utilized were typically designed for medicines, rather than the unique features of vaccines.Japan, Korea and Australia provided relatively consistent coverage via national programs, despite the different processes employed to review, recommend and reimburse vaccines. In some cases, the reimbursement timeframe varied significantly for different vaccines within the same market. China and Taiwan provided coverage at the regional level, which required engagement with multiple local authorities to enable access. The key barriers to patient access were budget limitations, long reimbursement timeframes and a lack of coverage consistency. Early stakeholder engagement, local epidemiology and cost-effectiveness evidence were the main success factors for NIP inclusion.ConclusionsFunding pathways for vaccines in APAC are heterogenous. Adopting the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Action Plan on Vaccination Across the Life Course could increase vaccine coverage through alignment, collaboration, and improvement of reimbursement pathways in APAC.

ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL ASPECTS OF THE CREATION OF AUTONOMOUS ENERGY REGIONS IN UKRAINE

The transition to energy generation from renewable sources is a strategic imperative for many countries around the world. The Russian invasion of Ukraine has made the transition to renewable energy more urgent, as countries want to reduce their dependence on fossil fuel imports from Russia. One of the options for increasing energy security, independence, and environmental friendliness of energy production in Ukraine is the creation of autonomous energy regions. The deployment of decentralized infrastructure for the production of green energy is not an easy task, from an economic point of view it is associated with great prospects and problems. Therefore, the analysis of the socio-economic aspects of the full or partial transition to autonomous systems of renewable energy in the regions of Ukraine is relevant.
 The purpose of the article is to study the economic and social prospects and problems to the creation of autonomous energy regions in Ukraine based on world experience. The study identified the main problems of the energy system of Ukraine, analyzed the trends of the renewable energy production market, and considered cases of successful creation of autonomous energy regions in different countries of the world. The article formulates the main social and economic perspectives and problems to the creation of autonomous energy regions in Ukraine. 
 Based on the analyzed examples, the authors singled out the main success factors for the implementation of projects of autonomous energy regions, in particular, the involvement of the local population and business in the development of a new energy network, the creation of an "ecological brand", the possibility of exporting the generated electricity, support for ecological startups, increasing the energy efficiency of housing. The main socio-economic prospects for Ukrainian communities on this path are energy independence, reducing energy supply costs, creating jobs, developing local businesses, building an "ecological brand" increasing the investment attractiveness of the region, improving the quality of life and health of the population. The most critical problems to the successful implementation of the project of autonomous energy regions in Ukraine are the lack of a consistent policy of the central government in the field of green energy, the lack of initiatives of local authorities and communities in this area, difficulties in attracting long-term investments for the implementation of the project.
 As the majority of developed countries are still on the path to decarbonization, the need for a global recovery of Ukraine's energy infrastructure can be a chance to significantly modernize the energy system and join the leading players in the market of renewable energy and sustainable development technologies. The study is practically significant because it offers a perspective vision of the development of the energy system of Ukraine's regions to reduce the state's dependence on fossil fuel imports, increase energy efficiency and safety, and economic and social development of Ukraine's regions. Further implementation of this idea requires a study of the volumes of reserves of renewable energy sources in certain regions of Ukraine, an analysis of the means of stimulating the green energy market (for example, "green" auctions or corporate PPAs), the creation of projects of regional strategies for the transition to renewable energy, etc.

Climate change and public health in Germany - A synthesis of options for action from the German status report on climate change and health 2023.

This article represents the conclusion of the updated German status report on climate change and health, which was jointly written by authors from over 30 national institutions and organisations. The objectives are (a) to synthesise the options for action formulated in the report, (b) to combine them into clusters and guiding principles, (c) to address the success factors for implementation, and (d) to combine the options for action into target parameters. The options for action from the individual contributions of the status report were systematically recorded and categorised (n=236). Topical clusters were then formed with reference to Essential Public Health Functions, and options for action were assigned to them. Eight topical clusters of options for action and ten guiding principles were identified. These can be summarised in four overarching meta-levels of action: (a) cross-sectorally coordinated structural and behavioural prevention, (b) monitoring, surveillance, and digitalisation (including early warning systems), (c) development of an ecologically sustainable and resilient public health system, and (d) information, communication, and participation. The main success factors for implementation are the design of governance, positive storytelling and risk communication, proactive management of conflicting goals, and a cross-sectoral co-benefit approach. Based on the status report, systematically compiled target parameters and concrete options for action are available for public health.

Critical Success Factors and Challenges in Adopting Digital Transformation in the Saudi Ministry of Education

Many countries are using digital transformation to increase their productivity and organizational performance. In Saudi Arabia, digital transformation is a crucial part of their Saudi Vision 2030 plan, but it is still in its early stages. To understand the factors that affect the adoption of digital transformation. The study used a qualitative interview to identify the critical success factors and challenges in adopting digital transformation at the Ministry of Education of Saudi Arabia. The main results of the study show, first, the seven main success factors include technology, employee engagement, vendor partnerships, budget, top management support, culture, and strategy. Second, the main seven challenges include organizational and strategic stakes, resistance to change, governance, data, cost, and IT infrastructure. The study developed a framework that shows the main success factors and challenges that affect adopting digital transformation in the Ministry of Education. These findings can benefit many individuals and groups, such as academics, business people, and the public, and can apply this research in other contexts. This research aimed to determine the primary factors contributing to the success of digital transformation in the Ministry of Education and the challenges that arise when implementing it, specifically within the Saudi Arabian Ministry of Education.

Pengaruh Penerapan Growth Mindset Terhadap Kecerdasan Emosional Melalui Self-Motivation Di Lingkungan Akademik

Self-motivation is one of the main success factors whose implementation is still being questioned in various academic environments in Indonesia. This quantitative study aims to obtain information on the profile of self-motivation skills of students at Sultan Ageng Tirtayasa University and influence class level on self-motivation skills. This research involved 50 students who were positioned as research subjects. Data on self-motivation skills was collected using an integrated critical thinking skills rubik questionnaire. The data collected used descriptive statistics in the form of averages and analytical statistics in the form of Chi-Square. The results of this research inform that the self-motivation skills profile of students at Sultan Ageng Tirtayasa University is still in the low category. Furthermore, class level has a significant effect on the self-motivation skills have a significant level. Following up on the research findings at this time, the self-motivation empowerment of students at Sultan Ageng Tirtayasa University must be further optimized through designing growth mindset plans, learning resources and self-motivation-based learning assessments.

SOC Analyst Performance Metrics: Towards an optimal performance model

Security Operation Center represents nowadays an indispensable component of the socio-technical system by supporting businesses to protect their security and ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability against cyberthreats and security attacks.The Security Operation Center provides various service levels and capabilities that need to be continuously assessed and tracked to ensure improvement of the main success factor of the SOC, which include technologies, processes, and SOC analysts. SOC analysts’ performance evaluation remains problematic due to the choice of the performance metrics and their inadequacy with the SOC socio-technical system. While we have some quantitative and qualitative measures to assess the performance of a SOC analyst, SOC capabilities, and SOC maturity levels, this evaluation is based on root cause analysis and independent evaluation of SOC elements, which is unrealistic, given the complex and evolving nature of SOC systems. However, the baselines of the performance metrics are the SOC challenges announced by the SOC analysts and their ability to face, reduce, and overcome them to provide and maintain a high detection rate of malicious and abnormal behaviors. We provide a comprehensive overview of the challenges faced by SOC analysts based on our previous study, and we provide a deep analysis of the challenges and the interconnexion of those challenges. Furthermore, we present the quantitative performance metrics and their weaknesses to assess the performance of the SOC analysts due to the SOC socio-technical system nature. Our study will enable SOC managers, analysts, and decision-makers to have clear visibility and details on the quantitative performance metrics and will provide a baseline for a new performance metrics model.

FEATURES OF INNOVATIVE DEVELOPMENT OF SWITZERLAND

The features of Swiss innovative economy and main success factors in creation and implementation of innovations are analyzed in the article. Special attention is devoted to definition of the role of state and private sector in the formation of innovative structure of Switzerland, laws and acts regulating the development of innovations and basic institutions which are playing leading role in their management. The article considers the importance of cluster system creating around big companies a structural network of different actors complementing innovative ecosystem in the production process of new products. The author concludes that a small country status and economic decentralization arе not the obstacles for the development of innovative economy and corresponding infrastructure.

How teachers are affected by institutional actions aiming to enhance e-learning effectiveness in higher education

PurposeIn this paper, the authors review the extant literature on e-learning effectiveness in higher education (HE) to investigate how teachers are affected by the actions that the management of higher education institutions (HEIs) need to take to address the success factors that are critical for e-learning effectiveness. E-learning, in the context of this study, encompasses the delivery of and access to a coordinated collection of learning materials and instructions over an electronic medium using a web server to provide the materials and a web browser to access them.Design/methodology/approachTo address the study's aims the authors employ a narrative literature review methodology. Since the area under review is comprehensive and it entails the examination of several topics, the authors have selected this methodology to ensure thorough coverage, and a narrative literature review approach can provide the required degree of thoroughness as it covers a wide range of topics within the thematic area under review. The authors focus on contemporary scientific studies published between January 2017 and May 2022 on how teachers involved in e-learning are affected by management actions taken to achieve success factors for e-learning effectiveness within the HE sector, after identifying and grouping the success factors identified in prior literature into dimensions that reinforce effectiveness.FindingsThe authors of the present study have identified and outlined the most prevalent success factor dimensions by performing a narrative review of the extant literature on the topics of e-learning effectiveness and success factors, and by grouping the various success factors identified into the overarching dimensions presented. These dimensions must also be examined in terms of their relevant importance to the most significant e-learning stakeholder groups. Prior studies have made attempts to obtain relevant stakeholder views on success factors for e-learning, with the student perspective naturally being the most widely covered point of view in terms of e-learning success factors prioritization. More studies are needed that tackle the teachers' perspective as well, since this would enable researchers to determine how teachers view e-learning effectiveness success factors.Originality/value The authors also discover that the main success factors in literature are not discussed nearly enough from teachers' perspectives. The authors, therefore, highlight the importance of addressing teachers' perspectives, mainly because this will reinforce teacher acceptance of the e-learning system adopted by an HEI, and the authors also outline future research avenues through which the perception of teachers could be obtained. The authors have identified the technique of knowledge management as a potential method to involve teachers in the decision-making process concerning the management of e-learning more, by taking their views into account and documenting them. The authors have discerned that teachers' acceptance of e-learning would be reinforced by supportive management actions since as a result, teachers see improvements in their technological literacy and pedagogical skills, and this would bring about increased motivation, satisfaction and acceptance of e-learning systems.

Специфика конкуренции и прогноз развития проектной деятельности в строительной отрасли

The purpose of the study is to analyze the construction industry processes under the influence of recent changes to identify the most competitive strategy and forecast further market development. The article might be of interest to the construction market players in the field of public procurement. Competition in the construction industry remains very high and intensifies over time, which is why many players are leaving the market. Among the main success factors in the market are revenue management, order portfolio, customer base, and high specialization. The author analyzes the competition in construction market project activities in the field of public procurement on the basis of the M. Porter’s 5 factors of competition. Based on a survey of industry experts, the main success factors in the market are identified. The success factors are new knowledge that can be used both to improve the work of current market participants and to help new players to enter the market.

Technical and legal critical success factors: Feasibility of drones & AGV in the last-mile-delivery

This paper aims to provide a current status of the legal situation necessary due to the regular changes of the law of the EU and Germany, by identify technical and legal critical success factors of the feasibility of drones and AGVs in last-mile-delivery. Furthermore, the paper provides importance rankings for legal and technical critical success factors from the point of view of logistics and supply chain experts. A conceptual model was developed capturing main legal and technical critical success factors from literature finding and then providing basis to a survey-based study that have been captured online. Results from the survey were evaluated and compared against each other using the Analytical Hierarchy Process. The results are based on business-to-business relationships between logistics service and mobility providers, as well as technical developers. The results of this research can help managers of large providers, transport companies in general and governments as well as political decision-makers in the innovation field to understand the legal situation of the EU and Germany as well as the technical problems that have to be overcome to profit from future technology in the last-mile-delivery.

USE OF MICRO-SERVICES ARCHITECTURE AND CONTAINERIZATION FOR THE FAST DEVELOPMENT AND TESTING OF THE CUBESAT NANOSATELLITES SOFTWARE

Abstract. CubeSats as a sub-class of nanosatellites have become a game-changer in the industry of scientific research and exploration of the new space technologies. Their cost effectiveness, relative ease of manufacturing, and predicted lifecycle are the main factors of success, leading to roughly 2280 nanosatellites being put on the Earth’s LEO. However, many issues still arise in regard to the effective development, testing, and successful mission control of the CubeSats. The authors of the article suggest the combination of well-known software development processes, design paradigms, patterns, and techniques, that are creating a new way of making CubeSat software development as flexible and as easy as possible. The very first part of the research suggests the outlook on modern software development processes and their evolution over the last years. The second part of the research looks into virtualization and containerization principles as the architectural response to complex software development. The third and fourth parts of the research concentrated on the selection and proper testing of the container execution engine and its performance with the most common algorithm used in embedded software development. Via the porting and proper performance test of the WASM3 WebAssembly interpreter, the authors provide valuable research in regard to the practical use of micro-services, and containerization in the CubeSats. For the sake of the usefulness and completeness of the porting and performance testing – the authors suggest the most-known STEM platforms as the test environments. Concluding the research by the practical porting and testing steps, and found limitations of the containerization, the authors come up with a newly defined concept of so-called Software Defined Satellites. Such a concept could help the industry to minimize risks in reusing the software, perform several missions on the same CubeSat spacecraft, and thus, drastically decrease the cost of CubeSats launches.

USE OF OPEN-SOURCE COTS/MOTS HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE PLATFORMS FOR THE BUILD UP OF THE CUBESAT NANOSATELLITES

Abstract. CubeSats as a sub-class of nanosatellites have become a game-changer in the industry of scientific research and exploration of the new space technologies. Their cost effectiveness, relative ease of manufacturing, and the predicted lifecycle are the main factors of success. Having such popularity in mind – many vendors, student teams and enthusiast started to build their platforms to offer reuse and faster buildup of such satellites, introducing so-called COTS/MOTS approach of the satellite’s construction. However, looking into statistics – only 2.5% of the launched satellites were able to full perform their mission, and almost 25% just failed. Partially, the key problems are in the area of using non-radiation hardened electronics as the CubeSat idea is to use commercial (or at utmost automotive) components. Authors of the article provide a holistic view on the existing hardware and software platforms that are currently available as COTS/MOTS solutions, as well as their capabilities. Part of the research was done in the area of the available software frameworks, as the modern software has rather high cyclomatic complexity and often it is exactly software components that make CubeSat mission at risk. Software related frameworks are compared via the use of newly introduced by the authors multi-factor ranking model (FMCSA). At the same time the article raises the cross-country problem of the creation and use of the Ukrainian platform for the CubeSats. Authors propose a solution for the creation of the part of the CubeSat platform as the starting point and it is an On-Board Computer (OBC). The idea is to design an OBC that can solve the big portion of the known issues of the CubeSat hardware and software with the major stress on the hardware issues related to the Single-Event Upset (SEU) and Single-Event Latch Up (SEL), without moving to the radiation tolerant semiconductors. Proposed in the article solution combines the selection of the modern central processor, that is industry recognized, availability of the software solutions for it, as well as the power-domains control principle that allows to minimize the potential harm of the SEU and SEL radiation-driven events.

Анализ зарубежного опыта развития инновационных систем

The article focuses on the experience of developing the innovation system of Singapore with an emphasis on the main elements, success factors and decisions taken by the government of the country in different periods in order to intensify the exchange of knowledge, develop innovation and strengthen the competitive position on the world market. There have been analyzed the main stages of the evolution of the innovation system of Singapore: the industrial take-off (from the early 1960s to the mid-1970s), local technological deepening (from the mid-1970s to the end of the 1980s), applied expansion of research and development (R&D) (from the mid-1980s to the end of the 1990s), high-tech entrepreneurship and development in the field of R&D (from the mid-1990s to the present). The identification and analysis of the main stages, as well as documents (the National Plan for Science and Technology, the Science and Technology Plan, the Plan for Research, Innovation and Entrepreneurship) made it possible to establish the most significant features of the Singapore innovation system including a targeted policy in the field of foreign direct investment, leading to increased R&D activity in enterprises; effective macroeconomic policy, including in the field of social issues, combined with innovation policy; step-by-step creation of conditions for the development of innovations within multinational corporations, local manufacturing enterprises, state research institutes and centers and university R&D, local high-tech start-ups. The analyzed experience can be useful in improving the existing (or searching for a new model) innovation system in Russia in modern economic, political and technological conditions.

PDCA from Theory to Effective Applications: A Case Study of Design for Reducing Human Error in Assembly Process

This article describes an efficient and effective way to apply the PDCA (Plan-Do-Check-Act) method in the design process to meet quality and stakeholders’ expectations. Through the case study of developing a smart workstation to train workers in the assembly process with a target to reduce the defects and improve the management task, the paper explores the main barriers and success factors for the PDCA cycle implemented in complex quality improvement projects. A prototype of the new workstation design is tested and shows significant benefits not only in defect reduction and management efficiency but also in newcomers’ learning process. This research can be used as a benchmark application of PDCA in quality improvement and engineering design processes with systematic and comprehensible guidance of the cycle.

P-411 Cumulative live-birth rate after oocyte vitrification for fertility preservation (FP) in oncologic or benign conditions: a retrospective comparative monocentric study

Abstract Study question Does cumulative livebirth-rate (CLBR) after reutilization of vitrified oocytes differ between patients having undergone fertility preservation (FP) for oncologic (onco-FP) reason or benign conditions (benign-FP)? Summary answer Although CLBR per woman was lower in the onco-FP group, there was no statistically significant association in multivariate analysis between onco-FP and CLBR. What is known already Recent ESHRE guidelines reported oocyte vitrification after controlled ovarian hyperstimulation (COH) as an established option for FP. Although age at the time of oocyte vitrification remains the main predictive factor of success, several lines of evidence suggest that the use of COH or in vitro maturation (IVM), as well as the indication of FP, in particular the type of disease, may influence outcomes after devitrification. The present investigation aimed at clarifying this issue. Study design, size, duration Observational comparative, monocentric retrospective study including all patients having reused, between January 2014 and December 2021, their oocytes vitrified for oncologic or benign conditions between 2013 and 2021. Women having undergone FP for non-medical indication were excluded. Participants/materials, setting, methods Among the 2201 patients having vitrified their oocytes, 94 (4.7%) returned for reutilization. The primary objective was the comparison of CLBR between onco-FP (n = 48) and benign-FP (n = 46) groups. A logistic model was performed. Factors associated with the CLBR in univariate analysis were included in a multivariate model. A secondary analysis was performed, comparing the benign-FP group and 2 groups of onco-FP according to the use of COH (Onco-COH, n = 25) or in-vitro maturation (Onco-IVM, n = 23). Main results and the role of chance Overall, in comparison with benign FP, women with malignant diseases were younger (median [IQR]: 34.0 y [31.0;37.0] vs. 36.5 y [33.2;38.0], p = 0.04) and had fewer oocytes vitrified (median [IQR]: 6.0 [3.0;9.2] vs.15.5 [6.2;18.0]), p < 0.001). The CLBR in onco-FP and benign-FP groups were 14.6% (7/48), and 32.6% (15/46), respectively. In univariate analysis, the CLBR was significantly lower in the onco-FP group when compared with the benign-FP group: (OR [95%CI]: 0.35 [0.12;0.94], p = 0.04). However, this difference in the CLBR did not reach significance after multivariate analysis (OR [95%CI]: 0.38 [0.09;1.51], p = 0.18). As expected, age at the time of oocyte vitrification was negatively associated with CLBR (OR [95%CI]: 0.80 [0.67;0.92], p = 0.005), while the number of oocytes inseminated was positively related to CLBR (OR [95%CI]: 1.22 [1.08;1.40], p = 0.002). Unlike onco-COH, onco-IVM was associated with a significant decrease in CLBR when compared to benign-FP (only COH), in univariate analysis: 8.7% (OR [95%CI]: 0.20 [0.03;0.80], p = 0.04), without significance after multivariate analysis (OR [95%CI]: 0.37 [0.04;2.16], p = 0.29).The livebirth rate (LBR) per oocyte was 2.1% in the onco-IVM subgroup (3 babies for 141 oocytes thawed), 2.7% in the onco-COH subgroup (7 babies for 260 oocytes thawed) and 3.7% (18 babies for 479 oocytes thawed) in the benign-FP group. Limitations, reasons for caution The small size of our population was probably responsible for a lack of statistical power. The retrospective and monocentric nature of our study may also be a weakness. Furthermore, LBR per oocyte was analyzed without age-adjustment. Wider implications of the findings This study provides actual data on chances of achieving a livebirth after oocyte vitrification, according to the use of a COH or IVM and the context of FP, oncologic or benign conditions. Trial registration number not applicable