Ergodesign and “Specific”, "Measurable", "Achievable", "Relevant", and "Time-Bound" (SMART) Technologies as Tools for The Formation of Innovative Leadership Programs

Valery Vladimirovich Glushchenko(1),


(1) Moscow Polytechnic University
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Abstract


We studied ergodesign and “Specific”, "Measurable", "Achievable", "Relevant", and "Time-bound" (SMART) technology as tools for the formation of innovative leadership programs of organizations. The purpose of the article is to increase the effectiveness of the paradigm of innovative leadership of the organization in the process of transition of organizations to a new technological way. The article considers the following questions: clarification of the concept and content of ergodesign and SMART technologies in management, descriptions of the paradigm of innovative leadership of organizations in the conditions of formation of the 10th technological order, substantiation of promising directions of innovative leadership of Russian economic entities in the conditions of transition to a new technological order, and formation of an algorithm for designing innovative leadership of organizations based on the use of ergodesign and SMART technologies. Scientific methods in this article are ergodesign theory, management theory, SMART technology theory, goal setting, conceptual approach, and heuristic methods.

Keywords


Approach; Criterion; Efficiency; Ergodesign; Innovation; Leadership; Methodology; Organization; Paradigm; SMART technology; SWOT analysis; Tool

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