MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGICAL STANDARDS INTEGRATION FEATURES IN THE DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION CONTEXT

Abstract

Introduction. Currently, new standards for managing advanced technological solutions, including artificial
intelligence technologies, are being actively developed. In the context of a high-tech management paradigm,
the issue of standardization is of particular importance in terms of ensuring a unified methodological base and
approaches to the development of technologies in cross-functional areas. The technological agenda of modern
organizations is constantly becoming more saturated, which requires appropriate management adaptation and
standardization, which raises the question of the prospects for integrating technological and management families of standards around a single methodological core. The purpose of this study is to determine possible areas of
convergence of management and technological standards for existing and emerging management systems based
on the intensive use of technologies.
Materials and methods. The article uses general scientific research methods, such as comparative analysis,
synthesis, design, cause-and-effect analysis, as well as an inductive approach. The study develops individual provisions of the high-tech management paradigm. The information base of the study consisted of the standards of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), the corresponding national standards of the Russian
Federation, as well as research papers on the topic under study.
Results. The results of the work indicate a high degree of normative methodological regulation of the
technological environment at the present stage and, as a consequence, the need to harmonize standards in
high-tech aspects. The conducted study identified the directions of convergence and proposed an approach
to the integration of management standards based on common methodological constructs in order to improve the quality and efficiency of business processes in modern organizations. The novelty in determining the directions for further methodological development of management and technological
standards based on the principle of convergence.
Discussion. The obtained results are valuable in terms of systematizing the groups of standards that are most
in demand in the context of digital transformation and developing approaches to optimizing management mechanisms in technologically intensive organizational struc