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Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –
22 Moscow companies in the field of scientific research and development (R&D) took part in the national project “Labor Productivity”. During the pilot stage, they were able to optimize business processes and obtain a total economic effect of more than 660 million rubles. This was reported by Maria Bagreeva, Deputy Mayor of Moscow, Head of the Moscow Department of Economic Policy and Development.
“Increasing labor productivity at research and development enterprises is a strategically important task. With the help of the tools of the national project “Labor Productivity”, companies learn to effectively use existing resources and improve their production indicators without additional costs. Over two years, 22 organizations engaged in scientific research and development have become participants in the national project. All of them completed the pilot part and, with the help of lean technologies, were able to improve the production management system and refine the technologies used. Thanks to lean technologies, R&D companies increased the volume of work performed by an average of 40 percent, accelerated key processes by 34 percent and reduced losses that arose due to violation of project implementation deadlines by 39 percent. The total economic effect of R&D companies from participating in the national project amounted to almost 667 million rubles,” said Maria Bagreeva.
Moscow pays special attention to the development of high-tech production in areas without which the development of domestic industry is impossible – these are microelectronics and photonics, pharmaceuticals, electric vehicle manufacturing, unmanned aircraft systems, the space industry, and machine tool manufacturing.
“On the instructions of Sergei Sobyanin, the capital’s industrialists receive significant support from the city, including significant tax breaks. The companies invest the saved funds in increasing production volumes, research and development of innovative products, as well as in obtaining patents for them. Today, in the R
Thus, the joint-stock company “Zelenograd Nanotechnology Center”, a resident of the special economic zone “Technopolis Moscow”, has introduced an innovative approach to managing the processes of creating and assembling microcircuits. At each stage of work – from development and conducting a full range of tests to the release of finished products – intermediate control was introduced, which allows for the prompt identification and elimination of possible deviations and contributes to increasing the reliability of the implementation of scientific and design projects. The company increased the speed of assembling microcircuits by 42 percent, and their production volume – by 10 percent (from 4.8 to 5.3 microcircuits per person per hour).
Another resident of the Technopolis Moscow SEZ, the Nanotechnology Center for Composites Limited Liability Company, has successfully implemented a comprehensive production analysis aimed at optimizing all stages of development and manufacturing of carbon and fiberglass products. As a result, the time of the full work cycle — from the receipt of components and materials for production to the transfer of finished products to the warehouse — was reduced by 34 percent, and labor productivity at the enterprise increased by 18 percent. In the future, the company plans to replicate the experience gained in other business processes, including those related to the development of new technologies.
The Joint-Stock Company “G.S. Petrov Institute of Plastics” has improved the processes of development, research and production of polysulfone, a thermoplastic polymer used in the manufacture of electronics, household and medical equipment, and in instrument making, thanks to lean technologies. The company has organized targeted storage of raw materials and finished products and introduced autonomous equipment maintenance. This helped to speed up research and production processes at the pilot stage by 44 percent and increase polymer production by 50 percent.
The experience gained by the enterprise will be used in other business processes to improve their efficiency.
The national project “Labor Productivity” was implemented in Moscow in 2022-2024 using funds from the city budget. How reported Sergei Sobyanin, all 419 capital companies participating in the national project have completed the pilot stage and are now independently implementing a culture of continuous improvement.
Since 2025, Moscow enterprises will continue to increase labor productivity within the framework of the national project “Efficient and competitive economy” (federal project “Labor Productivity”). It is being implemented in the capital at the expense of the city budget. Applications for participation are accepted on the website operator of the federal project.
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