| increased competition in the occupied market, which implies a constant search for new methods and opportunities to meet the growing needs of consumers, especially – in innovative focus;development of science, providing the additional opportunities in the development and production of new goods and services and entering unoccupied market segments;complication of access to various types of resources as a result of economic sanctions, pandemic conditions, etc., which increases an interest of the companies in activities related to deeper processing of available raw materials;improvement of human capital due to an increase in the level of education and an increase in the income of the population, which stimulates the demand for innovative products; |
the ability to minimize costs per unit of production, which allows companies to get more profit from a unit of goods and stimulates an increase in volume of production;decrease of the amount of waste from the main production, ensuring a reduction in the costs of their disposal and improvement of the company's image as an environmentally responsible player (as a rule, this attracts new consumers);growth in the value of the company's shares and an increase in its capitalization due to escalating interest in high-tech production;activation of innovative processes in production and management due to the high level of education and professional skills of owners and managers. |
