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Original Article

Optimization of Energy Consumption in The Residential Sector, Using Automated Control Systems

A.B. Zhdanova
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T.R. Rakhimov
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K.A. Bannova
,
G.S. Khudyakova
,
Y.O. Krivoshein

Keywords: Energy management, energy consumption, energy efficiency, energy costs

Article no: 78

Pages 611-619

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.07.02.78

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Original Article

Assessment Methodology Of The Clusters’ Effectiveness Impact On The Region Innovation Stability

I. R. Ruiga
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E. S. Kovzunova
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E. V. Rogozinskiy
,
E. K. Sivtsova

Keywords: Cluster structures, efficiency, innovation sustainability, innovation policy, regional economy

Article no: 25

Pages 235-243

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.09.02.25

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Original Article

Production Of Winter Crops’ Grain For Deep Processing Depending On Agrotechnologies

N. Neschadim
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L. Popok
,
K. Gorpinchenko
,
A. Koval

Keywords: Winter wheat, winter barley, mineral fertilizers, method of soil cultivation, economic efficiency, deep grain processing

Article no: 17

Pages 132-138

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.04.17

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Original Article

Ways To Improve The Company Competitiveness In The Conditions Of Economy Digitalization

E. P. Troshina
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Yu. V. Levashova
,
V. V. Mantulenko*

Keywords: Economy digitalization, competitiveness, barriers to digitalization, company efficiency, economic development, Russia

Article no: 211

Pages 1468-1473

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.03.211

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Original Article

Methodological Basis of KPI Motivation

E.M. Rozhdestvenskaya
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Z.A. Ermushko
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A.V. Zhavoronok
,
S.A. Polunina

Keywords: Employees remuneration, improvement of compensation efficiency, key performance indicator, motivation, competitiveness

Article no: 107

Pages 830-837

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.07.02.107

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Original Article

Efficiency Increase For Railway Stations And Non-Public Tracks Interaction In Oil-Refining Complexes

A. A. Kalushin*
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A. B. Fokeev
,
V. I. Soldatkin

Keywords: Oil-refining industry, station, technology, interaction, criteria, efficiency

Article no: 178

Pages 1247-1254

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.03.178

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