Marina Batova

Ministry of Defence, Military University

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Marina Batova is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of mathematical modeling, digital transformation, and high-tech enterprise management. Her scholarship focuses on developing practical optimization strategies for manufacturing and production systems within technologically advanced organizations, offering both theoretical frameworks and actionable implementation tools for industry practitioners. Among her most recognized contributions is her 2020 paper on mathematical modeling for high-tech enterprise innovation, which has garnered 11 citations. In this work, Batova addresses complex production optimization challenges within manufacturing subdivisions, proposing step-by-step algorithmic mechanisms grounded in Johnson's method — providing engineers and managers with concrete tools for enhancing production efficiency. Her 2019 research on digital transformation methodologies, cited 7 times, complements this focus by presenting a structured concept for enterprise modernization, examining how changes in products and technological operations can be strategically managed through innovative approaches. Batova's body of work appeals particularly to researchers and practitioners navigating the growing demands of Industry 4.0, where bridging mathematical rigor with digital strategy is increasingly critical. Her contributions demonstrate a consistent commitment to translating complex theoretical models into practical, implementable solutions for high-tech manufacturing environments.