T.L. Bezrukova Chief of Department of Economy and Finances, Voronezh State Academy of Forestry Engineering, Voronezh, Russia.

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T.L. Bezrukova Chief of Department of Economy and Finances, Voronezh State Academy of Forestry Engineering, Voronezh, Russia

Amount of enterprises, thous. un. 4823,34866,65255, ,402 Amount of innovation active enterprises, thous. un. 752, , , ,7839 Share of innovation active enterprises, % 15,613,814,214,9

1. create a system of state support of innovation active enterprises 2. attract foreign investments 3. form a system of innovation commercialization 4. manage risks while conducting innovation projects

1 stage: Evaluation of competitive sources of risks from introducing innovations:  Determination of competitive risks of external and internal sources, which influence conducting of innovational growth;  Collection of information about every source of risk;  Evaluation of competitive sources of risks, which arise at the stage of innovation commercialization. 2 stage: Analysis of probability and possible consequences of risk events:  Detection of competitive risks;  Compilation of risk chart;  Risk evaluation by force of experts;  Determination of integrated level of risk after realizing innovation project. 3 stage: Development of program on risk prevention:  Development of strategy of risk management;  Development of competitive system of risk management. 4 stage: Monitoring and correction of results of realization of an innovational project Factors of risk changes from introduction of new product or technology: 1. Appearance of goods-substitutes; 2. Intension of competitiveness at the market; 3. Marketing activity of competitors; 4. Competitive position of clients; 5. Competitive position of projects at the market of technologies; 6. Competitive positions of suppliers. Factors, which indirectly influence risk level 1. Risks of commercializing innovations; 2. Sale risks; 3. Price risks

 Increase of the level of innovational activity of enterprises of the economy real sector encourages growth of their competitiveness  Innovation oriented development of industrial enterprises depends on creation and development of new technologies  Solving of this problem demands interaction between enterprise and existing innovational centres on transfer of technologies and their commercialization  All mentioned above says about high probability of prespective innovational development of enterprises in given real sector of the economy in the case of providing of necessary state support.

T.L. Bezrukova Chief of Department of Economy and Finances, Voronezh State Academy of Forestry Engineering, Voronezh, Russia