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The technology of Russia’s state policy implementation as for the defense potential and sovereignty strengthening, and for the industry technological development


Yuri Koptev, Vladimir Kutakhov, Aleksandr Rusinov
(about the authors)

Koptev Yuri N. – Doctor of Science, Engineering, Head of Science and Engineering Board – Expert Board, State corporation “Rostec”, Moscow

Kutakhov Vladimir P. –

Doctor of Science, Engineering, Chief Project Engineer, State corporation “Rostec”, Moscow

Rusinov Aleksandr A. – Leading Specialist of the Institute of Applied Feasibility Studies and Expert Evaluations (The Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia, Moscow)

Published in:
Russian Journal of Entrepreneurship
– Volume 16, Number 21 (November, 2015)



Keywords: algorithm, economic feasibility evaluation, federal target program, GLONASS, technology for state policy realization


Citation:
Yuri Koptev, Vladimir Kutakhov, Aleksandr Rusinov (2015). The technology of Russia’s state policy implementation as for the defense potential and sovereignty strengthening, and for the industry technological development. Russian Journal of Entrepreneurship, 16(21), 3649-3658. doi: 10.18334/rp.16.21.2016


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Abstract:

The article is dedicated to the implementation of Russia’s state policy as for the defense potential strengthening, sovereignty maintenance and technological development of the industry. This implementation is performed on the basis of the development of the system of coordination and navigation positioning. The basis of this implementation is the technology of the Federal Target Program “Support, Development and Use of the GLONASS system in 2012-2020”. Special attention is paid to the consideration of the methodical approach to the evaluation of the economic feasibility of this program. This article can be of interest for the economists and managers working in the economy’s high-tech sectors that are developed on the basis of Federal Target Programs.







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