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55. EXAMINATION OF INNOVATION PROJECTS

Examination of innovative projects is an operation of systematic verification and control of the following indicators:

1) the quality of the system of regulatory, methodological, design and other documents included in the project, and the system of innovation management;

2) professionalism of the project manager and his team;

3) scientific, technical and production potential, competitiveness of the project and organization;

4) the reliability of the performed calculations, the degree of risk and the effectiveness of the project;

5) the quality of the mechanism for the development and implementation of the project, the possibility of achieving the goals.

In accordance with the recommendations of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, the examination of innovative projects should be carried out on the basis of such principles as:

1) the presence of an independent group of researchers who act as arbitrators in disputable circumstances based on the results of the examination and the composition of the commission conducting it;

2) accounting for value added as a production one in the innovation and research field of activity;

3) carrying out forecasting and planning of costs based on the medium term to be able to determine the calculated efficiency and determine the timing for control;

4) the relationship between control schemes and development opportunities for the management of the scientific and technological policy of the state.

The methodology for the examination of innovative projects relies on the following methods and techniques for analyzing, forecasting and developing a management decision:

1) the method of comparing the indicators underlying the project, as well as those available as a result of experiments and experiments;

2) expert;

3) index;

4) balance sheet;

5) graphic, etc.

An expert assessment is formed on the basis of an analysis of the scientific content of an innovative project, taking into account:

1) clarity of presentation of the project intent;

2) a clear definition of the purpose of the project and research methods;

3) qualitative characteristics of the project;

4) the urgency of the problem.

Thus, we see that when analyzing an innovative project, not only the project itself and its description are considered, but also the novelty of the problem posed, its relevance at this stage. It is also necessary to take into account the prospects for the development of the project and thereby justify the assessment of the project.

The basic condition for achieving the desired outcome of the innovation project, the quality and organization of the expert commission will be the provision of the required quality of regulatory and methodological documents on innovation management.

Mandatory components of the documents are the purpose of the document, the justification of the project, the methodology and requirements for the quality of the work performed, the deadlines, sanctions applied and sources of information.

Authors: Evgrafova I.Yu., Krasnikova E.O.

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