STIMULATION OF INDUSTRIAL TERRITORIAL CLUSTERS TO IMPLEMENT THE MODEL OF OPEN INNOVATION IN THE CONDITIONS OF NEW CHALLENGES

Aim. Development of approaches to stimulating the innovation and technological development of Russia based on the revitalization of industrial territorial clusters and the implementation of the open innovation model.

Methodology. The methodological basis of the study includes theories of strategic management, technologization of management and digitalization of business models, cluster development. A comparative analysis was used as the leading method, which made it possible to explore the criteria, methods and models for the development of innovative industrial territorial clusters in Russia. Logical and historical research methods have revealed the evolution of the key criteria for the segmentation of industrial companies. A comprehensive economic analysis made it possible to study the dynamics of key indicators and identify promising mechanisms for stimulating the innovation and technological development of Russia based on the integration of science and education, the introduction of an open innovation model in the activities of clusters. Thus, the development of theoretical approaches and practical skills to stimulate the activities of industrial territorial clusters contributes to the solution of a multi-purpose function aimed at solving industrial, social, environmental, technical and technological problems.

Research implications. The study reveals is due to the need to intensify the country’s innovative and technological development in order to achieve the strategic goals of developing the national economy, which include increasing the share of innovatively active companies up to 50%, reducing poverty by half, and the Russian economy entering the top five world powers. by 2024

Results. An assessment of the dynamic efficiency of innovation activity was made from the standpoint of achieving the KPI of the regions. The mechanisms of stimulating the activity of industrial territorial clusters and methods of their management are revealed. The results of the study allow us to draw the following main conclusion: in the Russian Federation, the strategic competitive advantage of companies is based on the introduction of technological innovations and technologization of management, which form the necessary material base for an innovative economy and contribute to the solution of social problems. To ensure sustainable development, Russian clusters need to focus their activities on the priority implementation of technological innovations; introduction of an open innovation model; increase investment and innovation activity in the development and application of digital and advanced production technologies; to carry out the transition to the model of corporate financing of innovation and technological development.

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