The Modeling of the Value Added Distribution in Innovative Networks
Abstract
The relevance of the problem stated in the paper is caused by the necessity of administrative decisions’ searchthat improves the performance of innovation networks, which is reflected in the volumes of the generated
innovative flow. The purpose of this paper is to develop a model to distribute value added between the nodes of
the innovation network, which enables, on the one hand, the stimulation of the innovation process, and on the
other, the optimal ratio of resources’ cost and added value received of the network’s participants. Methodological
basis of research is the network approach in the application to the innovation process, as well as the logistic
approach based on the management of flow processes. The research allowed to identify the specific features of
the distribution of value added by phases of the innovation process and to develop a model of resources’ cost
optimization of network’s participants in terms of network interactions’ variability. Implementation of the proposed
model allows developing of managerial solutions that contribute to the stimulation of innovative activity on the
basis of network structures.
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