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COURSE ANNOTATION

TRAINING COURSE "SMART TECHNOLOGIES IN BUSINESS"

Recommended for students pursuing a second (master’s) higher education level.

The "SMART Technologies in Business" training course aims to integrate, based on a systematic approach, fundamental components of economic and management theory, strategic management, financial modelling of actual and projected enterprise performance, and modern computer technologies to develop contemporary business process management mechanisms. The course systematically and comprehensively presents a set of modern management technologies that transform unstructured information about an enterprise’s internal and external environment into a structured computer-based framework to identify strategic business opportunities.

Course Objective

The course aims to develop a systematic understanding of business knowledge bases and acquire practical skills for the integrated application of modern SMART technologies in business activities.

Interdisciplinary Connections

This course closely relates to strategic and project management, organizational development management, and managerial decision-making.

Learning Outcomes, Teaching Methods, and Assessment Tools

Table 1 – Learning Outcomes, Teaching Methods, and Assessment Tools for "Training Course SMART Technologies in Business"

Learning Outcomes

Teaching Methods

Assessment Tools

Knowledge

  

1.1 Systemic principles of integrating information and management technologies for enhancing cognitive processes and automating managerial procedures

Lectures, discussions

Surveys, interviews, testing

Skills

  

2.1 Analysing the purpose and capabilities of integrating specific computer technologies with management technologies based on enterprise scale and information strategy

Demonstration, case studies, mini-training

Portfolio, project preparation, testing

2.2 Enhancing and Optimizing Enterprise Knowledge Base Architecture

Project-based learning, brainstorming

2.3 Selecting and applying methods and tools for automating individual economic management processes

Demonstration, case studies, mini-training

2.4 Systematically and integrally justifying enterprise decisions regarding the automation of local operational and strategic management processes

Project-based learning, brainstorming

2.5 Utilizing specialized software for visualizing enterprise economic data analysis results

Demonstration, mini-training

Communication

  

3.1 Justifying the selection of software tools for remote communication among enterprise employees in operational and strategic management

Project-based learning, case studies, mini-training

Portfolio, project preparation, reflection

3.2 Presenting analytical data processing results

Demonstration, project-based learning

3.3 Selecting software solutions and structuring communication systems in project teams

Mini-training, project-based learning

Responsibility and Autonomy

  

4.1 Acting consciously and socially responsibly based on ethical considerations and integrity principles, both independently and within a team, while performing professional tasks

Report preparation, analytical tasks

Portfolio, reports, final assessment

Course Content by Topics

Module 1. Systematic Characteristics of SMART Technologies in Business

  1. Introduction to the "SMART Technologies in Business" training course
  2. The technology of platform-based solutions in business
  3. Automation technologies for management and team collaboration in network organizations
  4. Enterprise knowledge base development technologies

Module 2. Practical Tools of SMART Technologies in Business

  1. Analytical tools for data visualization and identifying key success factors in business
  2. Communication tools for strategic business planning
  3. Presentation technologies in remote communication
  4. Systematic integration of digital tools in localized business operations

Faculty Members Teaching the Course

Olena Hrebeshkova, PhD in Economics, Associate Professor, Department of Business Economics and Entrepreneurship, olena.hrebeshkova@kneu.ua

Olena Kyzenko, Doctor of Economics, Professor, Department of Business Economics and Entrepreneurship, olena.kyzenko@kneu.ua

Recommended Information Sources

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8.       Smart Industry in the Digital Economy Era: Perspectives, Directions, and Development Mechanisms.Monograph edited by Academician V.P. Vyshnevskyi, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Institute of Industrial Economics, Kyiv, 2018.

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11.   Artificial Intelligence. URL: https://osvita.diia.gov.ua/

 

Last redaction: 20.02.25