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THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE APPROACHES TO THE MANAGEMENT OF STABILITY OF THE ENTERPRISE BASED ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF CONTROLLING TECHNOLOGIES
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In the modern economic conditions companies are forced to reconsider their approaches to management of financial, economic and business processes in manufacturing. This fact is due to high speed of transformation of the environment under the influence of disturbing factors generated by the globalization of the economy, the rise of transnational corporations, accelerated flow of information and other influences. In this case, it is necessary to develop a toolkit, which would allow to adjust the management in view of emerging disturbances. This article is aimed to solve this problem. It discusses approaches and methods of building a system of controlling stability in an industrial enterprise based on probabilistic approaches. The authors suggest as a criterion for assessing and predicting the level of financial and economic sustainability of an enterprise in the variable conditions is probability to achieve the enterprise's financial and economic stability as a result of implementation of the controlling system. The article describes the testing of the proposed methodical approaches by the example of the enterprise from the real sector of the economy.
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