IMPROVING OUTSOURCING PROCESS IN MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY OF ATU GAGAUZIA

• Main Author: GHENOVA Svetlana
• Format: Article
• Language: English
• Published: Cahul State University ”B.P.Hasdeu” 2019-12-01
• Series: Scientific Journal of Cahul "Bogdan Petriceicu Hasdeu" State University: Economic & Engineering Studies
• Subjects: manufacturing industry; free economic zones; atu gagauzia; human capital; itc-technologies; itc-outsourcing; investor
• Online Access: http://jees.usch.md/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/CZU-68-77.pdf

The Gagauzian Enterprises (ATO Gagauzia, Republic of Moldova) in the period of development of ITC-technologies converge to the fact that human resource management will be more effective if it will deal with outsourcing experts and specialists of the company. The wide range of created opportunities for the development of manufacturing industry in the ATU Gagauzia (Republic of Moldova) this publication considers. An analysis of the production and economic performance of the manufacturing industry, in connection with the problems of regional authority’s regulation of the manufacturing market. The characteristic of production and technical potential of the manufacturing industry in the country and its use is given. Much attention is paid to creation conditions of investments in the fixed capital of the industry and the development of methods of regional authorities of the regulation of investment activities. The publication covers the foundations of the formation and management of the regional human resources. The central objective of this publication author are the analyses and presenting the basis of the stimulation of manufacturing industry development and the attraction of investments to the region, realizing that only by developing the economy through domestic and foreign investments can create the good conditions for increasing the paces of production, improving the quality of products, expanding the boundaries of product sales. The Gagauzian entrepreneurs pays constant attention to the activities of businesses in the autonomy and builds a constructive dialogue to identify the solutions of any issues by initiating and adopting regulations to encourage entrepreneurial activity and investment in the region. The building blocks for such an enabling policy are the openness of the region to domestic and foreign investors, improving the business and investment climate, and the creation of preferential conditions for attracting investments to the main sectors of the region (including manufactory industry).