Models of Resource Distribution and Information-Analytical Tools for Implementing International Innovative Projects by Scientific, Technical, and International Organizations

The article examines the theoretical and practical foundations for developing resource distribution models in the implementation of international innovative projects. This is done to improve the mechanism for managing innovations in enterprises to achieve competitive advantages in the market, as well as to provide methodological recommendations for practical implementation. In the study of resource allocation methods among international innovative projects, it has been found that, under modern market and information technology conditions, expert methods are the most effective. These methods consider not only the opinions of specialists in specific fields of knowledge but also predict the development of enterprises when innovations are introduced, taking into account market environment factors. The proposed expert evaluation method for resource distribution in the process of innovative entrepreneurship allows the assessment of insufficiently formalized and structured tasks, where algorithms, properties, and relations are not clearly defined. The researchers suggest new approaches to developing conceptual foundations for strategic management. However, they do not address the planning of resources for implementing international innovative projects by scientific, technical, and international organizations. The validity of the research results, conclusions, and recommendations, aimed at increasing the level of implementation of scientific and technical developments in production, is justified by applying a systematic approach. This approach developed the concept of innovation management in enterprises. Technical and economic analysis methods were used to study trends in forming costs associated with innovations. Economic process modeling methods were used to develop planning and cost distribution models, forecast financial results from implemented innovations, and justify the choice of clients for research and development (R&D) work. When distributing resources, the investment selection model is proposed, where the optimal choice subject is not only investment projects but also funding sources. The application of economic-mathematical methods significantly expanded the use of information obtained from specialists. Special logical techniques and mathematical methods of data processing, known as expert evaluation methods, are used for collecting, generalizing, and analyzing information from experts in the future. The use of this method allows for the rapid acquisition of necessary information, making expert evaluations suitable for choosing one or several options for fund distribution among projects.