ТАРГЕТИРОВАНИЕ ИННОВАЦИЙ В ВЫСОКОТЕХНОЛОГИЧНОМ БИЗНЕСЕ

Abstract

In Russia, the problems of creating high technologies and using the accumulated scientific, technical, industrial, intellectual and human resources have acquired special significance, since Russian business faces a historic choice of its development strategy for many decades to come. We believe that the effective way of obtaining sustainable trends in the growth of the role of knowledge-intensive, resource-saving technologies and industries is the development and implemen- tation of a set of measures aimed at strengthening the competitiveness of industry in the world and domestic markets, by creating conditions for the favorable development of strategic priority areas of innovation activity, Targeting high-tech business. Targeting innovative activity in high-tech business is understood as a way of implementing the innovative policy of the state, which manifests itself in the choice of a priority science-intensive direction, which must be influenced in order to achieve high economic and social results, ensuring the creation of conditions for the accumulation of funds that promote the development of the production of science-intensive products and Development of«high technology». The purpose of targeting is to create conditions under which structural adjust- ment will allow science-intensive industries to become «points of growth» in traditional industries and services, create a developed export potential, and ensure reproduction at a new technological level. Practically this process should ensure the transfer of the economy to the path of sustainable innovation growth, and for its implementation it is necessary to develop an effective scientific and industrial policy - the basis of a single state concept of the country’s socio-economic development. In connection with this, the «points of growth» of economic development were studied in accordance with the long-term integrated program «National Technological Initiative». Article is prepared with financial support of G. V. Plekhanov Russian University of Economics.