Selection of Organizational Forms for Metrological Support of Digital IT Projects
Abstract
Purpose. Determination of the organizational form option for metrological support of digital IT projects during the development of a unified information and analytical system for digital projects.
Method. Methods of systems analysis, comparative analysis, conceptual modeling, generalization, and an expert-analytical approach.
Findings. The organizational forms of metrological support for digital IT projects have been examined, aimed at creating a unified information and analytical platform for continuous monitoring of software quality.
Theoretical implications. The theoretical principles, conclusions, and recommendations presented in the paper may serve as a foundation for further scientific research and discussions on improving metrological support for digital IT projects.
Practical implications. The implementation of the recommendations and proposals substantiated in the paper is aimed at developing integrated approaches to metrological support of digital projects. This will contribute to expanding existing knowledge and practices in the field of metrological support for digital IT projects by integrating metrology into the overall concept of strategic management of digital projects.
Originality of the study. This research analyzes specific factors influencing the functioning of the entire vertical structure of management bodies and the implementation of metrological support measures, which have not previously been the subject of comprehensive scientific investigation.
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