The potential of the enterprise may have a number of components that are heterogeneous in their economic and managerial nature. This requires the selection of criteria that would be common to assess all components of capacity. From the standpoint of the resource approach, such criteria could be the cost of resources to build the potential of the enterprise, as well as the value created by using existing capacity. This criterion is easily consistent with the goals of formation and implementation of the potential of the enterprise, and therefore can have a quantitative and temporal dimension of achievement. The cost of resources is a cost measurement of the criterion. In turn, time, on the one hand, is one of the dimensions of the selected criterion, and, on the other hand, a separate criterion. After all, the same result, which is obtained for different periods of time, usually has a different assessment. It is substantiated that the assessment of the rationality of enterprise capacity management should be carried out on the basis of comparing the cost of resources that were involved in the formation of potential with the value created as a result of its use. It is proved that the significance of the difference between these values depends on the time factor. Reducing the analyzed period and increasing the difference between the studied values increases the rationality of management. Applying the provisions of the theory of neural networks, a regression model is constructed, which assumes the use of a recurrent function. This ensured the accuracy of forecasting the resulting parameters and increased the informativeness and objectivity of the proposed method.
Using Logical Information Modelling in Solving the Cost Measurement Problem in the Economic Space
