Cognitive nature of the up-to-date complexity of management
Keywords:
difficult social systems, management of social systems, complexity of management, mental, cogitative possibilities, self-organizing and operated activityAbstract
In this work modern mechanisms defining complexity of management in modern social systems (in the private and state enterprises, hi-tech Programs, structures of the state management-regulation of economic processes) are analyzed. It is shown that the principal difficulty of modern complexity of management consists in management of not completely formalized technologies of activity of social systems of a great number. Modern feature of management in difficult social systems is an essential influence of technologies of the market which aren't regulated by norms and institutes, and also essential influence of natural restrictions of cogitative possibilities of the person to operate-manage. Influence of poorly regulated technologies in the market can be reduced by use of network, organizational, collective, informational and other developed technologies of maintenance of management and by use of methods integrating science. And reduction of influence of mental restrictions demands creation of new cognitive technologies of management which allow to divide functions at the mental level.References
Published
2011-09-01
How to Cite
Pounda, D. (2011). Cognitive nature of the up-to-date complexity of management. SPIIRAS Proceedings, 3(18), 320-335. https://doi.org/10.15622/sp.18.14
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