System for ensuring the implementation of the business activities development strategy of construction enterprises
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.51599/is.2026.10.02.06Keywords:
strategy, strategic management, construction industry, construction enterprises, system for ensuring the implementation of the strategy, sustainable development.Abstract
Purpose. The purpose of the research is to generalise existing approaches and to improve the theoretical and methodological foundations of forming the system for ensuring the implementation of the business activities development strategy of construction enterprises.
Results. The construction industry plays an important role in the economy of any country due to its relations with other economic sectors, as well as to the specificity of its product. However, the analysed data evidence that construction enterprises of Ukraine face numerous threats, leading to the exacerbation of crisis tendencies in their activities. That necessitates the role of management improvement in general, and strategic management improvement in particular. The study focuses on the implementation stage of the strategic management process. It is argued that the system for ensuring the implementation of the business activities development strategy plays a crucial role in this process. It is proposed to define the system for ensuring the implementation of the business activities development strategy of construction enterprises as a system of factors, components, and tools, which in their interaction ensure the realisation of the strategy. The structure of the respective system is proposed, including organisational, personnel, information, financial, and regulatory and methodological components. Each of the components is characterised in the article, including their specifics and role in the strategy implementation process. Special attention is paid to the information component of the ensuring system due to the role of information support of the strategy implementation process. The directions of data generation for the implementation of development strategy of construction enterprises are generalised and specified regarding to the role in the ensuring system. The SWOT-analysis of the system for ensuring the implementation of the business activities development strategy of construction enterprises was conducted to determine the directions of improvement in the respective sphere.
Scientific novelty. The methodical approach to the formation and structuring of the system for ensuring the implementation of the business activities development strategy of construction enterprises was proposed. Unlike existing approaches, it provides a comprehensive understanding and integrates a systemic methodology into the strategy realisation process.
Practical value. The practical value of the results obtained is defined by the role of construction enterprises in the system of economic and social relations, as well as in benefiting the sustainable development principles implementation. The proposed approach to the formation and structuring of the system for ensuring the implementation of the business activities development strategy forms a basis for the improvement of the strategy realisation process and facilitates the achievement of key strategic objectives.
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