USE OF FOREIGN EXPERIENCES IN INCREASING THE ECONOMIC CAPACITY OF AN ENTERPRISE
Keywords:
enterprise potential, innovative approach, development of economic potential, digital transformation, financial stability, production efficiency, strategic management.Abstract
This article analyzes the importance of innovative approaches in developing the economic potential of an enterprise. During the study, the importance of innovative technologies, new business models and digital solutions for optimizing the activities of an enterprise and increasing its competitiveness was studied. An innovative approach to increasing economic potential allows for the effective use of enterprise resources, ensuring financial stability and increasing production efficiency. The article considers the integrated use of economic and mathematical analysis, strategic management and innovative management approaches. The results of the study can be used as practical recommendations for enterprise managers and economic specialists.
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