Scientific approach to improving the management of resource potential development in high-tech industries

The article is devoted to  the study of problematic issues regarding the formation, use and management of the resource potential of high-tech industries. The author’s component composition of the resource potential of high-tech industries is substantiated. The directions of the study of resource potential, caused by the influence of innovative technologies, R & D results, intellectual and human capital, are developed, which leads to the growth of knowledge, intangible assets in industry. A scientific approach to improving the management of resource potential development in high-tech industries is presented. In accordance with the author’s view, the possibilities for forming a flexible strategy for managing the development of resource potential in high-tech industries are expanded.

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