Enterprise Partner Research Articles

Cognitive Model Based on The Dl Random Forest Method for Profi t Forecasting and Fuzzy Algorithm for Assessing Company Sustainability in Conditions of Uncertainty

The article is devoted to the problem of supporting management decision-making on choosing a strategic partner whose activities would be effective and sustainable. During the study, based on the results of the work of enterprises in the domestic confectionery industry, a dataset was generated, which was subsequently used for the deep learning model DL-model "Random Forest" in order to calculate the predicted values of the net profi t of enterprises in the industry. Assessing companies for the purpose of selecting a strategic partner, using models such as: deep learning model "Random Forest" (DL Random Forest), VaR, Z-Altman, Hurwitz matrix, Fuzzy algorithm in modern conditions has great practical significance. The relevance of the study lies in the fact that in conditions of increasing market uncertainty, approaches to ensuring the sustainable development of an organization based on AI systems are increasingly being used. The scientific novelty lies in the fact that the study used a set of models that made it possible to assess the actual sustainability of companies and, based on the calculated forecast values of net profi t, as well as business efficiency indicators ROE and ROS, to make a decision on the choice of potential business partners. During the study the following were developed: a VaR model, which made it possible to obtain an assessment of fi nancial risk, a Z-Altman model for assessing the risk of bankruptcy of an enterprise. In addition, based on the calculated parameters of the regression equation, a Hurwitz matrix was formed, which made it possible to draw a conclusion about the sustainability of each enterprise as a system. The use of the Fuzzy algorithm made it possible to obtain a decision on choosing a partner enterprise.

Empowerment of Financial Literacy in the Era of Digitalization 5.0 MSME Trade at the Bandung City Chamber of Commerce

Technological developments have brought us to an era where digital financial literacy has become very important, especially for people accustomed to the digital world. In today's digital era, skills in managing finances are no longer enough just to count money conventionally. The micro, small, and medium enterprises sector plays a vital role in the national economy, especially in creating jobs and increasing people's income. Based on this, the Community Service implementation team held training and outreach activities with the theme Empowering Financial Literacy in the Era of Digitalization 5.0 Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise Trade at the Bandung City Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Community Service Activities in the form of presenting material regarding Financial Literacy Empowerment in the Digitalization Era 5.0 will be held on July 31 2024. 15 Bandung City KADIN Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise partners who attended this activity have businesses in the culinary, fashion, service and trade sectors. The activities went well based on the evaluation results, and the training materials were based on work needs. A follow-up to this activity is the need for a sustainability program with the help of lecturers from the Faculty of Economics and Business, Widyatama University and KADIN Bandung City to help partners in the field of Financial Technology so that partners and the community can maximize training and development of financial literacy, especially for MSMEs in the Era-based trade sector. Digital 5.0 is vital because the micro, small, and medium enterprises sector is essential in advancing the country's economy.

The Mistaken Implementation of the Destination Principle to the Value-Added Tax Collection Partners of State-Owned Enterprises (The Study of Case Number 1263/PID.SUS/2019/PN.JKT.PST and 678/PK/PID.SUS/2023)

MAS's first instance decisions in sentenced him to prison and fined him for violating Article 39 paragraph (1) letter i of Law Number 16 of 2009 and acknowledged his VAT debt settlement. At the judicial review level, the criminal fine of 3 times the VAT owed was not proportional (double jeopardy) and the VAT was overpaid, and the Prosecutor was ordered to return it to the defendant MAS, but the person was still criminally guilty. Additionally, the value-added tax law extends the destination principle to state-owned firms. The analysis shows that the defendant MAS's actions constitute administrative tax acts due to the broadening of the destination principle in Article 16A of Law Number 42 of 2009.

People centric governance model for smart cities development: A systematic review, thematic analysis, and findings

In the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region, comprising Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, and Oman, advanced urban planning and cutting-edge projects signify a dedication to modernity and prosperity. These nations, renowned for substantial energy reserves, are crucial players in the global energy landscape, contributing 45% of proven oil reserves, 25% of oil exports, and 18% of proven natural gas reserves. Significant investments in planned cities showcase the GCC region’s commitment to renewable energy with megaprojects serving as key promoters of a nationalist vision for modernization and sustainability. Criticism has been directed at ambitious designs and sustainability rhetoric, as seen in projects like Masdar City, originally envisioned as carbon-neutral but encountering challenges in realization.The implementation of Smart Cities in Oman is in its early stages, marked by a lack of comprehensive industry-level studies and an absence of an established frameworkbased approach. Limited industry-level studies address citizen-centric Smart governance thereby impacting Quality of Life. Current research emphasizes technology and innovation rather than the cultural sentiments of the local community resulting in gaps in people-centric approach. Moreover, there’s no empirical research to validate the influence of People on Public-Private Partnership enterprises in Smart City development, necessitating the development of a conceptual framework or model to highlight the influence of people on Smart Cities. This deficiency is resulting in a stagnation of innovation and an insufficient quality of life. The goal is to measure the effectiveness of the participatory governance model in improving the quality of life for residents within the smart city. By addressing the identified deficiencies through the application of participatory governance, the research aims to pave the way for a more effective and people-centric approach to smart city development, ultimately fostering innovation, enhancing the quality of life, and promoting sustainable and inclusive outcomes.

Analysis of Strategy Selection for Social Leading Enterprise Partners in Social Entrepreneurship Ecosystem

Analysis of Strategy Selection for Social Leading Enterprise Partners in Social Entrepreneurship Ecosystem

Using Dual Learning Technologies to Prepare for a Demonstration Exam in Secondary Vocational Education

The article updates the problem of the need for highly qualified technicians and workers, without solving which it is impossible to further develop both the high-tech enterprises of the country in general and the regional economy in particular. This is confirmed by the analysis of the need for specialists. The article discusses the problem of preparing future technicians and highly qualified workers for a demonstration exam using dual training technologies in secondary vocational education. The purpose of the article is to identify and test a set of dual training technologies that contribute to effective preparation and successful passing of a demonstration exam, which provides simulation of real production conditions for technicians and highly qualified workers. The methodology for organizing training consists of implementing professional modules in in-demand specialties on the territory of a partner enterprise with a schedule of individual training at the college. Using the method of pedagogical experiment, the developed proposals were tested and their effectiveness was tested using the example of training students of the specialty 02/15/08 Mechanical Engineering Technology in the competencies “Milling work on CNC machines” and “Turning work on CNC machines.” Based on the results of the experimental work, the conclusion is made about the positive dynamics of completing the tasks of the demonstration exam in the experimental group, which meet the requirements of employers of partner enterprises in the real sector of the economy.

Pelatihan Teknologi Sterilisasi dalam Kemasan Plastik Tahan Panas untuk Memperpanjang Umur Simpan Sate Ayam Khas Ponorogo

Chicken satay is one of the signature dishes from Ponorogo Regency, often used as souvenirs by travelers. However, its short shelf life has limited the marketing and distribution area of the product. The activity aimed to train small enterprise partners in Ponorogo Regency to preserve their chicken satay using a simple commercial sterilization method and to measure the thermal process adequacy. The thermal process adequacy measurement was carried out at the SEAFAST Center, while the training was conducted in person at the partner's locations in Ponorogo. A questionnaire was distributed during the training to assess the participant's understanding of preserving food products using the thermal process. The sterilization process was performed by heating chicken satay in a pressure cooker for 1 hour (calculated since the maximum pressure cooker's temperature was reached), resulting in F0 values ranging from 4.2 to 5.2 minutes. The training was delivered by providing theoretical and practical experience. Data from questionnaires showed that the training improved the participants' understanding, with the average score per participant increased from 6.13 to 10.92 (32% increase).

Business Policies in the Competition of Micro,sSmall and mMedium enterprises in the production sector in Indonesia

Business policy is a decision or action taken by an individual or group in an attempt to a specific goal that focuses on a business area without involving the government in decision-making. The purpose of this study is to examine how Indonesian small, medium, and microbusinesses compete with one another in the production sector. A qualitative approach to the idea of literature was adopted as the study methodology. Observations, interviews, and documentation are utilized as data collecting methods. The results of the research are to develop UMKM's efforts to succeed in competition, among others: creating product innovations, developing product marketing, using digital marketing in developing markets and developing the digital economy. The Indonesian government has also initiated policies to enable entrepreneurs to run and develop sustainable business through government programmes such as infrastructure assurance, enterprise capital assistance and developing coordination with other enterprise partners. With the policy of the program, the Indonesian government must have a goal as an effective solution to the problems that business operators often face, especially in the legality of business permits, financing as well as the ability of the entrepreneur in producing business and conducting marketing business based on digitalization.

SMALL AND MEDIUM MICRO ENTREPRISES INNOVATION STRATEGIES IN EFFORTS TO FACE THE INDUSTRY REVOLUTION 4.0

Micro, small and medium enterprises still rely on conventional ways of doing business. On the other hand, rapid digitalization is integrated with the economy and trade, giving birth to the industrial revolution 4.0. If micro, small and medium enterprises do not want to innovate, they will be disrupted. The research objectives are to describe the innovation strategies of micro, small and medium enterprises in increasing competitiveness in facing the industrial revolution 4.0; and also identify factors that hinder the innovation of micro, small and medium enterprises in increasing competitiveness in facing the industrial revolution 4.0. The method used in this research is qualitative. The research location is in the area of ​​micro, small and medium enterprises in Gresik Regency and Sidoarjo Regency. The conclusion of this research is(a) innovation strategies for micro, small and medium enterprises in increasing competitiveness in facing the industrial revolution 4.0 through marketing with e-commerce marketing through social networking media. One of the strategies is product innovation.(b) Furthermore, the factors that hinder innovation are human resources, capital to innovate, a narrow owner's mindset, and the use of technology that is still simple. lack of strategic partners for innovation, managementmicro small and Medium Enterprises who are kinship and less professional, and lack of permits micro small and Medium Enterprises.

Research on bankruptcy reorganization of township partnership enterprises under the background of common prosperity *

Township partnerships are one of the important driving forces for the development of mountainous counties. The existing bankruptcy reorganization system is mainly applicable to legal person enterprises, and township partnership enterprises cannot realize self-rescue through the reorganization system. To help rural coprosperity effectively, this paper analyses the practical difficulties of bankruptcy reorganization of rural partnership enterprises in 26 mountainous counties and proposes corresponding countermeasures and suggestions.

Q-rung orthopair normal fuzzy Maclaurin symmetric mean aggregation operators based on Schweizer-Skla operations

In order to be able to make a good decision, we need to evaluate the uncertainty information of multiple attributes of different alternatives that obey the normal distribution, and the interrelationship among multiple attributes should be considered in the process of evaluating. This paper aims to propose a new multiple attribute decision-making (MADM) method, which uses a new aggregation operator to evaluate the uncertainty information that obey normal distribution comprehensively. We firstly extended Schweizer-Sklar (SS) t-norm (TN) and t-conorm (TCN) to q-rung orthopair normal fuzzy number (q-RONFN) and defined the Schweizer-Skla operational laws of q-rung orthopair normal fuzzy set (q-RONFs). Secondly, we developed q-rung orthopair normal fuzzy Maclaurin symmetric mean aggregation operators based on SS operations considering that the Maclaurin symmetric mean operator can reflect the interrelationship among multiple input variables. Furthermore, we discussed some desirable properties of the above operators, such as monotonicity, commutativity, and idempotency. Lastly, we proposed a novel MADM method based on developed aggregation operators. A numerical example on enterprise partner selection is given to testify the effectiveness of the developed method. The results of analysis indicated that our proposed aggregation operators have stronger information aggregation ability and are more general and flexible for MADM problems.

Innovation Networks of Science and Technology Firms: Evidence from China

Examining and assessing the characteristics of innovation networks among science and technology firms at the city level is essential for comprehending the innovation patterns of cities and improving their competitiveness. Nevertheless, the majority of studies in this field solely rely on patent and paper data, neglecting the analysis of networks across diverse scales and dimensions. Websites offer a novel platform for companies to exhibit their products and services, and the utilization of hyperlink data better captures the dynamics of innovative cooperation. Thus, to attain a more realistic and precise comprehension of China’s technology enterprise cooperation networks, enhance the understanding of intra-city and cross-border cooperation within innovation networks, and offer more scientific guidance to cities in enhancing their innovation capabilities by investigating the factors influencing innovation scenarios and the mechanisms of their interactions, this study constructs an innovation network based on the hyperlink data extracted from Chinese science and technology enterprises’ websites in 2022. It explores the network’s inherent characteristics and spatial patterns across multiple dimensions and scales. Additionally, it employs GeoDetector to analyze the driving factors behind the heterogeneity of city quadrants across each dimension. The findings suggest the following: (1) Evident polarization of innovation capability exists, with a more pronounced differentiation of cities between high capability zones. (2) Contrary to the conventional notion of geographical proximity, cross-region website cooperation prevails, with cross-provincial cooperation being more prevalent than intra-provincial cross-city cooperation. (3) Enterprise cooperation tends to align with partners of similar scale, and small and medium-sized enterprises primarily engage in internal cooperation, primarily concentrated in second and third-tier cities. (4) Cities with high degree centrality and structure holes are primarily located in the construction areas of Chinese urban agglomerations, while those with low degree centrality and structure holes are situated near double-high cities. (5) The spatial heterogeneity of innovation networks across the four dimensions is primarily influenced by STI, while cooperation intensity and innovation capacity dimensions are strongly influenced by traffic capacity. The intra- and inter-city cooperation intensity dimensions are significantly impacted by administrative grade, and the enterprise scale and network location dimensions are most affected by the level of digital infrastructure.

Кращі практики формування та функціонування венчурних структур

The formation of a national system of venture financing for many countries of the world is an objective necessity due to the specifics of their innovative economy and the urgent need to ensure the reproduction of national wealth on a high-tech basis. As research in the field of institutional theory and practice of venture financing shows, different national venture systems have their own institutional specificity, which is realized in the specification of national models of venture entrepreneurship, coordination of economic interests in the field of innovative activity, and sources of financing. Venture business, which ensures the inflow of private funds into small innovations of developing companies, and in exchange for high risks guarantees high profitability for investors, has proven the effectiveness of the venture investment institute in developed countries as one of the effective tools for implementing an innovative growth model. The goals of the article are the research of the best practices of the formation and functioning of venture structures and the study and formation of elementary characteristics of models of the formation and functioning of venture structures. During the development and formation of venture financing, the focus on short-term economic indicators contradicted the innovative orientation of production. Interest in risk financing grew for the following reasons: in a number of cases, investors received real income, which many times exceeded the possible income from traditional financial and credit operations; the specificity of financing objects (high-risk projects) supported effective functioning through special management methods aimed at reducing the risks of investment activity; the venture mechanism provided a practical opportunity to finance innovative ideas and projects at the initial stages of their implementation. The article examines and substantiates the best experience in the formation and operation of venture structures - two main models of venture financing - American and European. The main differences of the models were investigated on the basis of the formed elemental characteristics of the model of venture structures, which includes: the content of the concept of "direct investment" and venture financing"; methodology of venture financing statistics; the process of formation of venture structures; priority sectors of the economy for venture investment; distribution of venture capital investment by stages of development of innovative companies; amount of funds (venture capital); the role of the state in financing innovation processes; stages of venture financing; allocation of funds for specialized innovation projects, criteria for choosing a venture capital firm, form of a partner enterprise. A generalized description of venture investment market models is presented.

Strategi Pengembangan Badan Usaha Milik Desa Surya Sejahtera

BUMDes Surya Sejahtera is a BUMDes that is in the village of Kedungturi, Taman, Sidoarjo. BUMDes Surya Sejahtera has 4 enterprise units namely UED – SP, Unit of Trade, TPST (Place for Integrated Waste Disposal), and Unit of Partnership Enterprise. BUMDes Surya Sejahtera is a role model for other BUMDes in the Sidoarjo district as well as the first MoU unit of minimarket and sewing partnership in the district. The aim of this researcher is to know the development strategy used by BUMDes Solar Welfare. The research uses qualitative research methods with data collection techniques such as observations, interviews, and documentation. Data analysis techniques are carried out through data collection, data condensation, data presentation, and conclusion drawing. The results of the research show that the development strategy carried out by BUMDes Solar Safety has been done quite well and in accordance with the existing theory, but it is also necessary to make further improvements and development strategies in terms of the development of the marketing network. Need for further development related to marketing development need for new innovations related to how sales such as starting to sell goods or products from trade stores online through social media specialized products BUMDes or E-Commerce in order to the goal of BUMdes development strategy that is increasingly advanced and continues to innovate.

Validation of 5G Use Case Solutions – Simultaneous Assessment of Business Value and Social Acceptance in Early Stages of the Research and Innovation Projects

This article recommends a lean approach when validating next generation mobile technology (5G) use case solutions in research and innovations projects (R&I). This validation should include a simultaneous and iterative assessment of business value and social acceptance beyond the traditional assessment of technological performance. The context studied in the article is R&I projects funded by the European Commission. Here a consortium of academic and enterprise partners jointly develops 5G product and service solutions for different industry verticals. From the literature review we learn that partnerships and ecosystems accelerate innovations as well as the significance of performing the validation already in the initial steps of the innovation projects. Based on a case study of seven completed 5G R&I projects we revealed that lean methodology for development of use case solutions were not applied. Furthermore, the assessment of potential business values from the 5G use case solutions, was postponed to the later stages of the R&I projects, and that assessing the social acceptance of these solutions were absent. After piloting the lean start-up methodology in an ongoing 5G R&I project (5G SOLUTIONS) we found that the partners advocated technological performance, business value and social acceptance to be ranked equally important to successfully validate the 5G use case solutions in the early steps in the innovation process. The two pilots we executed was performed as online workshops with partners from the 5G SOLUTIONS consortium and the media and entertainment vertical. The prototype was presented and feedback from the stakeholders were collected using surveys and interactive software tools. We recommend further studies and pilots of our lean start-up validation methodology in forthcoming 5G R&I projects funded by Horizon Europe for confirmation of our findings and further refinement.

Relationship Quality Between Small and Medium-Sized Enterprise Partners During Threatening Times: The Role of Contact Frequency and Social Exchanges

ABSTRACT Purpose The United Kingdom’s European Union membership referendum, which marked the end of UK membership in the European Union, created much uncertainty amongst those British and European business practitioners who were accustomed to conducting trade with partners across The North Sea. This exogenous threat to business was subsequently compounded by another serious threat: the COVID-19 pandemic. Knowing that business-to-business (B2B) relationships are particularly important for the success of small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and that exogenous threats in the business environment can threaten these relationships, the purpose of this study is to examine whether frequent contact and social exchanges between partners on a range of topics, during threatening times, are positively linked to the relationship qualities of trust, satisfaction, and commitment. Methodology/approach Guided by an explorative, expert interview with a Danish SME owner-manager (OM) who has a great deal of experience conducting business with UK partners, a questionnaire was developed to examine two variables which seemingly play central roles with regard to supporting business relationships during threatening times: contact frequency (how often partners are in contact), and contact scope (how often B2B partners talk together about topics which are social in nature). The questionnaire was administered to 193 Danish SME owners and managers who had British business partners at the time of the BREXIT referendum and the COVID-19 pandemic. Findings The questionnaire revealed a positive relationship between contact frequency and relationship satisfaction and commitment, as well as a positive relationship between contact scope and relationship commitment. However, no significant relationships were found between contact frequency nor contact scope, on the one hand, and the level of trust between business partners on the other. Research implications This study has underscored the usefulness of studying social exchanges, and not just information exchanges, as they are an important, relationship-strengthening aspect of B2B communication. Indeed, while the central role played by informational exchanges in building quality relationships, including trusting relationships, is well-documented, this study increases our understanding of the value of social exchanges to business relationship quality; in particular, their noteworthy link to B2B partners’ willingness to go to great lengths to maintain relationships during challenging times. Practical implications Our findings indicate that simply being in contact with B2B partners and speaking about topics that are not directly related to business is not, on its own, a sufficient means of establishing trusting relationships; however, it is nonetheless worthwhile to take the time to nurture personal relationships with B2B partners. Just a modest amount of contact is positively related to relationship satisfaction, as well as relationship commitment, which can be crucial when unforeseen and threatening times inevitably arise in the business environment. Contribution of the paper Besides enhancing our understanding of the value of frequent and social exchanges in terms of relationship quality, this paper also illustrates a useful means of studying social aspects of business relationships, which are notoriously difficult to study. This is accomplished via a questionnaire study in which respondents are asked to concretely reflect upon and report on the frequency and nature of their contact with specific B2B partners.

The Impact of TMT Experience Heterogeneity on Enterprise Innovation Quality: Empirical Analysis on Chinese Listed Companies

High-quality innovation can solve the “bottleneck” problem of key enterprise technologies and drive the high-quality development of enterprises. Therefore, how to improve innovation quality has become a growing concern in the academic industry. In previous studies, the impact of TMT experience heterogeneity on enterprise innovation quality has not been well explored. Based on the panel data of Chinese A-share listed companies, this paper explored how TMT experience heterogeneity affects enterprise innovation quality. The following constitutes our findings: (1) TMT functional experience heterogeneity positively affects partner diversity to promote innovation quality, while industrial experience heterogeneity shows the opposite result. (2) Enterprise partner diversity partially mediates the relationship between TMT experience heterogeneity and innovation quality. (3) TMT technological participation positively regulates the relationship between TMT experience heterogeneity and enterprise partner diversity. This paper gave theoretical support for enterprises to play the role of TMT experience heterogeneity in enhancing innovation quality, and we extended the research on TMT heterogeneity based on empirical analysis. This study also provided new micro evidence for enterprises to use diverse partners to improve innovation quality.

Selection of Appropriate Global Partner for Companies Using q-Rung Orthopair Fuzzy Aczel–Alsina Average Aggregation Operators

The term “q-Rung orthopair fuzzy sets (q^{r}OFSs)” refers to the collection of the most differentiated ideas for expressing fuzzy data in decision-making rules. The q^{r}OFSs can gradually adapt the region of information by adjusting the parameter q ge 1 in response to the fluctuation degree, so assisting in the generation of more numerous possibilities. Aczel–Alsina triangular norm and conorm are superior operations that may create general and adaptable working principles for aggregating arguments. To make use of q^{r}OFSs and Aczel–Alsina triangular norms in “multiple attribute decision-making (MADM)” issues, a few q-rung orthopair fuzzy (q^{r}OF) Aczel–Alsina aggregation operators: q^{r}OF Aczel–Alsina weighted average (q^{r}OFAAWA) operator, q^{r}OF Aczel–Alsina order weighted average (q^{r}OFAAOWA) operator, q^{r}OF Aczel–Alsina hybrid average (q^{r}OFAAHA) operator for aggregating q^{r}OFSs are exhibited in this article to fix the MADM issues based on q^{r}OFSs. Some significant properties are additionally demonstrated. A technique for taking care of the MADM issues is proposed based on these created operators. The adequacy of the suggested technique is shown by means of a numerical example on enterprise partner selection, a lot of investigations and correlations with other existing strategies. The sensitivity of the proposed aggregation operators to decision-making findings is investigated. The demonstration outcomes suggest that the suggested technique has fulfilling universality and adaptability in aggregating q^{r}OF data and acquiring the correlations of criteria and the attitudes of “decision-makers (DMs)” and is doable and compelling for taking care of the MADM issues dependent on q^{r}OFSs.

Strategi Peningkatan Ekonomi Bumdes Seresam Melalui Pemberdayaan UMKM

Strategi Peningkatan Ekonomi Bumdes Seresam Melalui Pemberdayaan UMKM

Development of forms of interaction between the enterprise and the university within the framework of the dual education model: experience and prospects

Introduction. One of the most important tasks of the modern education system in Russia is the search for organizational forms that can meet the needs of the labor market, solve the problem of providing enterprises, especially high-tech ones, with personnel with deep fundamental knowledge and relevant practical skills. The answer to this request is the development of a dual education system that takes into account the modern realities of socio-economic development. The purpose of the work is to study the development of forms of organization of interaction between enterprises and educational organizations within the framework of dual education. Materials and methods. In order to study the significance and prospects for the development of the dual education system, a retrospective and comparative analysis, an ecosystem approach were used. The study involved 98 graduates of one of the basic departments of the Don State Technical University (Russian Federation), who studied from 2003 to 2020 and are currently working at a partner enterprise. For the purpose of comparative analysis and confirmation of the hypothesis about the impact of training at the basic department on the acceleration of professional adaptation, two groups of employees (35 people each) with work experience from three to ten years were also interviewed: those who studied at this department and those who did not study at it. The method of group expert assessments, questionnaires, the Mann-Whitney U-test are applied Results. A survey of employees of a large Russian industrial enterprise who studied at the basic department and did not study at it showed that the average period of professional adaptation of the first was about 4.9 months, which is more than twice less than the same period in the group of those who did not study at it. Similarly, the period of perception of the corporate culture of the enterprise: for those who studied at the basic department, it is more than two times shorter than for those who did not study at it. Both groups of respondents rated the importance of mentoring for young workers by 5 points on a 5-point scale. The Mann-Whitney U-criterion for assessing the period of professional adaptation is 108.5, for assessing the perception of corporate culture – 86.5 (at U0.01=413; U0.05=471). Conclusion. The results of the study allow us to conclude about the significance of the accumulated experience in the development of the domestic dual education system and its key institutional unit – the basic department at the partner enterprise. The prospects for the development of dual education are seen in the dissemination of the principle of lifelong learning. This principle presupposes the formation of a new model of dual education as part of a vocational education ecosystem that allows taking into account current and prospective personnel requirements of enterprises.