КОМПЛЕКСНЫЙ ПОДХОД К ОЦЕНКЕ РЫНОЧНОЙ ПОТРЕБНОСТИ В НАУКОЁМКОМ ОБОРУДОВАНИИ

Отабек Сайфутдинович Алимов

doi:10.70769/3030-315X.II.4.4.2026.25

Vol. 4 No. 4 (2026), Management and Marketing

Vol. 4 No. 4 (2026)

A COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH TO ASSESSING MARKET DEMAND FOR HIGH-TECH EQUIPMENT

Management and Marketing

Published 2026-04-30

Alimov, O.S.⁺⁻

Alimov, O.S.

Bukhara State University

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Keywords

high-tech services market demand high-tech equipment regional development investment programs technological gaps industrialization scientific-production center (SPC) localization

How to Cite

Alimov, O. S. (2026). A COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH TO ASSESSING MARKET DEMAND FOR HIGH-TECH EQUIPMENT. Innovation Economy, 4(4), 134-141. https://doi.org/10.70769/3030-315X.II.4.4.2026.25

Abstract

The scientific article is devoted to a comprehensive assessment of market demand for science-intensive technological equipment in the industrial sectors of Uzbekistan, based on the analysis of existing and planned regional development investment programs. The study is grounded in systemic, institutional, comparative-analytical, platform-ecosystem, and economic-mathematical approaches. Key technological gaps, structural shifts, and sectoral priorities that determine the demand for equipment have been identified. A mapping of regional investment projects has been conducted to aggregate demand and identify the need for critically important equipment. The results of the study form a methodological foundation for the high-tech services provided by modern scientific and production centers (SPCs), aimed at accelerating the localization of import-substituting products.

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