Research as an Extension of Practice
The research agenda evolved together with professional practice: from tax policy and economic modeling to systems analysis, business processes, ERP, and forensic economic analysis.
The underlying method remained consistent: understand the mechanism, formalize it, and turn it into a tool for analysis or management.
From Controlling to ERP Architecture
Eight books form a continuous research trajectory from 2017 to 2025. Across this series, ERP gradually moves beyond the software product itself and becomes a way to describe the enterprise as an integrated management system. The books were published in Russian; the English titles below are descriptive translations.
Different Subjects. One Research Method.
Select a theme to highlight related works in the collection below. This is not a rigid classification: a single publication may belong to several themes.
Selected Research
These works reflect the principal research themes and the evolution of the analytical toolkit. Each publication can be opened in a separate view; an author-provided PDF is embedded where available. The English titles are provided for reference; the original articles are in Russian.
Unit economics is examined as a tool for analyzing project activity and the relationship between economic parameters and management decisions.
Economic Analysis: Theory and Practice. Vol. 22, No. 5 (536), pp. 933–953.
DOI 10.24891/ea.22.5.933 · EDN PBSEPKA study of process architecture and the optimization of event-driven process chain diagrams as a management design tool.
National Interests: Priorities and Security. Vol. 15, No. 6 (375), pp. 1163–1184.
DOI 10.24891/ni.15.6.1163 · EDN DLZLXWFrom Function to Management System
The theme evolved through more than product versions. The level of analysis itself changed: from individual functions and controlling to processes, manufacturing, and enterprise architecture.
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