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Новый подход к оценке степени развития отрасли на основе анализа степени ее инновационности
The paper proposes a new approach to assessing the degree of development of national economy branches, based on the degree of their innovativeness, in contrast to the already existing system, assessing the degree of their technological capabilities. The proposed approach is a set of a number of groups of factors without determinism in any of them. As of now the authors have distinguished 12 groups of factors. The paper is an intermediate result of a research that is conducted by the authors.
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Proceedings of the 8th IEEE Conference on Standardisation and Innovation in Information Technology (SIIT)
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