Infrastructure Projects Management in Service Sector

[摘要] The urgency of the problem under study is due to the fact that the development and improvement of services sphere acquires special significance and exerts a noticeable influence on the gross domestic product, which is accompanied by new jobs creation and infrastructure development as a whole. At present, infrastructure projects better management is required, since most organizations and enterprises do not develop evenly. The innovative component introduction stimulates the service sector development, and as a result, the national and world economy development. The paper purpose is to explore the scope of Russia’s services in the infrastructure projects management and to identify social and economic activity directions that require development and improvement, as well as to identify the innovative activities specifics and trends in the service sector. The leading method to investigate this problem is the system approach with the conjoint study use aimed at identifying the links that have developed in the service sector within the framework of innovative development. The study structure. The paper presents foreign and Russian interaction practice between science and services sphere, assesses the infrastructure projects effectiveness using the externalities theories, examines innovative and investment activities in the infrastructure development, that is, the authors optimizes the “triple helix” model, including the population as the fourth entity. The service sector development analysis in Russia has been carried out, and recommendations have been developed to improve it. The paper materials are of practical value to the state administration bodies when developing and implementing federal and regional innovative development programs in the service sector, as well as for private entrepreneurs in the infrastructure projects management in the service sector.

[学科分类] 分析化学

[关键词] services sphere;infrastructure projects;innovations;triple helix;infrastructure management;population;services quality