Open AccessThe spatial segmentation of the Russian marketof territorial strategic consulting (TSC)
Author(s) -
Boris Zhikharevich,
Taras Pribyshin
Publication year - 2019
Publication title -
izvestiâ russkogo geografičeskogo obŝestva
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 0869-6071
DOI - 10.31857/s0869-607115151-17
Subject(s) - procurement , work (physics) , service (business) , business , reputation , market segmentation , public administration , regional science , marketing , political science , sociology , law , mechanical engineering , engineering
The localization of organizations providing services in the development of socio-economic strategies of federal and municipal entities of Russia is analyzed and reflected in the schematic maps. The 20162018 period is studied based on data from the official public procurement website, and the 19972018 period based on data from the register of companies involved in strategic research (StratPlan.ru portal).
Three groups of organizations all-Russian (omnivores), zonal, and local are identified in terms of their territorial and market behavior mechanisms. Taking into account past experience, including that not reflected on the public procurement website, all-Russian companies are set apart from those active on the territorial and strategic consulting services market in 20162018. The latter include NRU HSE, RANEPA, CJSC ICSER Leontief Centre, LLC Scientific developments, LLC Development and Prudence, ENKO, State Institution Center of Advanced Economic Researches at the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Tatarstan, LLC AV, LLC Financial and organizational consulting, Fund CSR North-West. Most of Russian suppliers, i.e., those ready to work and already working in many regions and cities have head offices in Moscow, but there are also organizations based in St. Petersburg, Kazan, and Tyumen.
Zonal suppliers, i.e., working on the territory of one or two adjacent federal districts, and local suppliers, whose activities are limited to one federal entity, primarily work in the region of their location. Localization is determined by long-term cooperation with the authorities and well-grounded local knowledge.