METHODS OF JUSTIFYING THE DIVERSIFICATION STRATEGY OF ORGANIZATIONS IN THE CONDITIONS OF SOLVING THE PROBLEMS OF ENSURING TECHNOLOGICAL INDEPENDENCE

Abstract

The presented article is devoted to justifying the development of a methodology for selecting a diversification strategy for organizations in the military-industrial complex in order to address the challenges of ensuring technological independence. In the context of Western sanctions, the strategic objectives facing organizations in the military-industrial complex necessitate a constant search for ways to enhance technological independence. The multifaceted nature of the organizational, methodological, managerial, and other specific issues that arise in this regard, as well as the insufficient theoretical development of this problem, necessitates a detailed examination of the approaches and stages involved in selecting a diversification strategy for defense industry enterprises, as well as the tools for strategic analysis that ensure independence from foreign supplies and the ability to overcome sanctions restrictions. In the article, based on a comprehensive analysis of the structures of existing methods for selecting a diversification strategy in various domestic industries, the structure of the methodology is formulated, and a methodology for selecting a diversification strategy for organizations in the military-industrial complex is proposed. The main stages of the methodology are presented, with a focus on analyzing the organization's technical development environment, assessing its level of technological independence, and evaluating its technological potential by identifying and analyzing factors that contribute to the organization's technological independence. The proposed methodology not only assesses the organization's technological potential but also can help enhance its technological independence in key technological areas. The materials obtained can be useful to organizations in the military-industrial complex in the process of developing programs for diversifying military production and developing dual-use technologies.