Industry 4.0 and economic mechanism of the risk-management of enterprises of continuous type

Evolution of systems is of some interest in considering economic risk management mechanisms for enterprises in continuous production. The economic mechanisms that determine the introduction of measures, innovations and investments, aimed at managing technological risks of enterprises of a continuous type, can be reduced to a mechanism for the reproduction of production factors and a joint-stock mechanism. When the technological structures change, the paradigm of public relations changes, which is reflected in the methods and processes used in management The genesis of the concept of risk-oriented management is closely intertwined with the alternation of the stages of technological development of the world economy. Complicating of technique and technology, increasing investment costs in the R&D process, increasing uncertainty and instability of the external environment have become the leading factors in the formation and evolution of risk management methods for continuous production, as opposed to the previously applied direct regulatory and technical regulation. The article deals with the evolution of control systems applied to industries continuous industries, including metallurgy and production of composite materials, where the basic production assets dominate the asset structure of the company tangible assets in the form as the main economic mechanism of enterprise management, the mechanism of expanded reproduction of productive capital, which forms the mechanism to ensure the growth of its shareholder value. The building management systems of enterprises continuous type is connected with considerable production risks. For the conditions of functioning of the enterprises of the continuous type in part of the fifth and the sixth technological structure, taking into account the need of introducing a system of management controls, processes and automated systems a methodical approach.

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