Development of an automated management subsystem for the accounting and law firm ""Basteia""

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Шпак А. І., Кинаш Ю. Є., Кустра Н. О., Рогуцька Ю. Р., Коструба С. № 1 (70) 164-174 Image Image

The scientific and applied problem of modeling the software complexes’ support environments (that are based on the constituent subjects, which, in fact, directly provide and implement this complex support) is considered in this research. Mathematical model of software complexes’ subject support environment is developed, which provides possibility(-ies) of representation the researched support environments (of the supported software complexes) as a set of models of the personal portraits of all those subjects who directly form the researched support environment, providing and implementing comprehensive support for the considered software product. The approbation of the developed model has been carried out on the example of solving an appropriate relevant practical applied task of identifying an instantaneous slice of the development trend of the researched support environment in relation to the declared set of influencing factors. The prospects for further research(es) in the context of the global problems of automation and intellectualization of the comprehensive support of software products are considered as well. The developed mathematical model (of software complexes’ subject support environment) provides the possibility(-ies) of identifying each and every one of its formative subjects in the context of subjectivization of their individual personalized perception of the object of complex support (both the supported software product/complex itself, as well as the processes related to its comprehensive support), determined by the declared set of influencing factors. Also, the developed model takes into account the key feature of the perception’s subjectification of the object(s) (of comprehensive support) by those subjects (e.g. support personnel) which directly provide and implement this comprehensive support.

Keywords: support, program complex, environment, subject, impact factors, model.

doi: 10.32403/1998-6912-2025-1-70-155-163


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