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        <article-title>Approach and Software for Risk Assessment of Stakeholders of Hybrid Projects of Transport Enterprise</article-title>
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          <string-name>Аnatoliy Тryhuba</string-name>
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          <string-name>Igor Kondysiuk</string-name>
          <email>Kondysiuk111@gmail.com</email>
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          <string-name>Inna Тryhuba</string-name>
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        <contrib contrib-type="author">
          <string-name>Pavlo Lub</string-name>
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          <institution>Lviv National Agrarian University</institution>
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          <addr-line>1, V.Velykoho str., Dubliany-Lviv, 80381</addr-line>
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          <institution>Lviv State University of Life Safety</institution>
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          <addr-line>35, Kleparivska str., 79007, Lviv</addr-line>
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          <country country="UA">Ukraine</country>
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        <p>An approach to the implementation of the processes of determining the value of stakeholders of hybrid projects of transport enterprises is proposed. It is based on the developed structural model for determining the value of stakeholders in hybrid projects of transport companies. It has been established that there are two types of hybrid projects of transport companies, between which there are systemic relationships. Disclosure of the relationship between hybrid transport projects and the project environment provides a quantitative assessment of stakeholder value risks. The values of stakeholders belong to individual hybrid projects of transport enterprises. Substantiated values of hybrid projects of transport companies have causal links (volumes, deadlines, timeliness, etc.). Based on the proposed approach, software was developed and the risks of stakeholders of hybrid projects of transport companies were quantified. The results of forecasting quantitative indicators of risk values of stakeholders of motor transport enterprises hybrid projects are the basis for justifying risk measures and improving management efficiency during the implementation of hybrid projects of transport companies.</p>
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      <kwd-group>
        <kwd>1 1 Hybrid projects</kwd>
        <kwd>management</kwd>
        <kwd>risk</kwd>
        <kwd>value</kwd>
        <kwd>stakeholders</kwd>
        <kwd>transport companies</kwd>
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      <title>1. Introduction</title>
      <p>The motor transport industry is a synergetic industry, which is very important for the development
of all other sectors of the economy of any state. It is an indicator of both the level of development of
the state and the creation of values for a number of stakeholders [1-3]. With the accession of our
country to the world trade organization, the problem of creating efficient trucking companies has
become even more acute, as the range of transport services has expanded and the scale of road
transport has increased significantly [4-6]. Nevertheless, international transport should comply with
the requirements of EU legislation.</p>
      <p>The strengthening of the requirements of the EU and our country to the quality of transport
services requires motor transport enterprises (TE), which provide various transport services, to
perform their activities using a project approach. At the same time, the provision of separate transport
services should be considered as hybrid projects that are systematically integrated with TE projects.
Systematic implementation of such integrated projects makes it possible to create TE with the
necessary resources (vehicles of certain types and configurations, service premises, equipment and
contractors, etc.), which will significantly improve the provision of quality transport services and
increase the value for stakeholders of relevant hybrid projects [7-9].</p>
      <p>At the same time, the implementation of integrated TE projects and their management requires the
solution of a number of scientific and applied problems. One of such tasks is to substantiate the
approach and software for quantitative risk assessment of stakeholders of hybrid projects of TE.
2. Analysis of literature data and problem statement</p>
      <p>Today, project management researchers have developed many methods, models, approaches and
software for project management in various subject areas [10-12]. Some of them offer tools for risk
and value management of projects and programs. Analysis of scientific papers with approaches and
tools for value management in projects shows the importance for the theory and management practice
of decision making [13-15]. However, they have shortcomings and cannot be fully used to justify the
structure and risk value of stakeholders in hybrid TE projects. In particular, the feasibility of assessing
the risk of stakeholders of hybrid TE projects is not substantiated and, accordingly, not taken into
account. This affects the quality of the product obtained (transport services provided) and the
effectiveness of hybrid TE projects [16-18].</p>
      <p>The current project management methodologies deserve attention [19-21]. In particular, the P2M
methodology contains approaches and processes of project management and development programs
of organizations. It assumes that the implementation of projects provides value to their stakeholders
[22-24]. This methodology provides general principles of project cost management that do not take
into account the specifics of hybrid TE projects. Therefore, it cannot be fully used to manage the
value of hybrid TE projects. TE projects and hybrid projects implemented by TE differ significantly
from other projects both in structure and features of value formation for stakeholders. In addition,
they differ in their specific design environment, which is a source of risk [25-27].</p>
      <p>Based on the above, we can say that to manage the risk and value of stakeholders in hybrid TE
projects should take into account the value structure that requires the development of an appropriate
model. There are systemic relationships between the value of stakeholders in hybrid TE projects that
need to be identified when developing a value and risk management tool for hybrid TE projects
[2830]. They should take into account the relationship between the components of the value of project
stakeholders and the specifics of their formation, taking into account the risks that determine the
project environment.
3. The purpose and objectives of the study</p>
      <p>The aim of the paper is to substantiate the approach and software for risk assessment of
stakeholders of hybrid projects of TE.</p>
      <p>To achieve goal you need to solve the following tasks:
1. to propose an approach to risk assessment of stakeholders of hybrid projects of TE;
2. to develop software and perform a risk assessment of stakeholders of hybrid projects of TE.
4. Enterprises approach to quantitative risk assessment of stakeholders of
hybrid projects of transport enterprises</p>
      <p>First of all, we will define the concepts we use in this work [31]. The value of integrated TE
projects includes the benefits that stakeholders receive from the product of these projects (created TE
- for TE creation projects, or provided transport service - for hybrid projects implemented by TE).</p>
      <p>The formation of values of hybrid projects implemented by TE is systemic and depends on the
formation of values of TE creation projects [32]. The assessment of the created values of integrated
TE projects is based on the benefits for their stakeholders. In order to define the values of integrated
TE projects, first of all we will define their components and existing relationships between TE
creation projects, hybrid projects implemented by TE and their project environment (Figure 1).</p>
      <p>Hybrid projects - projects that arise during the operational activities of enterprises and
organizations, have unique products (services) and are characterized by properties that can be
predicted using the knowledge and experience of previous projects.</p>
      <p>Hybrid projects of transport enterprises (HPTE) are projects that arise during the operational
activities of TE, provide a limited set of actions aimed at providing transport services with signs of
uniqueness, limited resources, clarity of requirements for the duration of their implementation and
quality of the product. form a value for stakeholders.</p>
      <p>Hundreds of hybrid projects of TE, leather, of which there are signs of timeliness, unrepeatability
and uniqueness, and they are also characterized by the interconnection of vicious resources (transport
means, water, materials) [33-35]. Besides, the TE has a lot of resources that can zoom in on the
number of hybrid projects in one hour. The product of the hybrid TE project is the price of a transport
service, which will ensure the loss of value for stakeholders (TE and client of transport services). The
project of the TE stem is a unique one, as well as a team-building project, the stem of a local enterprise
will be based on the limited resources and will be focused on the stem of the value of a given
middlesized product (a specific design for a specific project). The product of the TE project is the TE system,
which will provide transport services as far as possible, and will be intertwined with dignified demands
and obvious resources.</p>
      <p>Effortless TE projects are promoted in classifications for ten classical signs, which lie in the basis
of their identification and tools for managing them. In particular, offered signs of hybrid TE projects
can be characterized by their features (scale, resources, triviality, folding, adaptability, knowledge),
product (type of service, support of service) and the number of drivers conducted works) [36-38]. The
skin is characterized from the proponated classification signs of the identification.</p>
      <p>The design middle of the TE's hybrid projects includes the design and internal warehouses, such as
changeable speeches, energy and information links, and the basis for the formulation of values for the
project stakeholders. Outside project environment- the chain of finishing of hybrid projects of TE,
through analogous changeable links injected into its implementation. The internal design center
includes the surroundings of warehouses (elements), which can also be used for small speeches,
energy and information links. The vision of the internal warehouse design center of the hybrid
projects of the TE let's clear up, as well as the view of these projects, some of them can go from the
external warehouse to the internal warehouses. Apart from that, near the warehouses of hybrid
projects of the TE, one can immediately take part in the implementation of several projects of one
level of view (motor vehicles, performers etc) [39-41].</p>
      <p>These projects and their components are interconnected by various links. In particular, there are
four types of connections that reflect:
1. the receipt of information (information);
2. supply of resources (resource);
3. the impact of the project environment (information);
4. management decisions (information).</p>
      <p>Most of the connections are observed in the TE portfolio management office and hybrid projects
implemented by TE. They are connected by information links with each of the components of the TE
projects and hybrid projects implemented by the TE. Information about their status is sent to the
project portfolio management office, where it is processed with the help of available resources
(project managers, office computers, management tools, etc.), and based on it management decisions
are made on the specifics of TE and hybrid projects. Which implements TE. In terms of resource
connections, each of these components requires the use of different types of resources. In particular,
material, technical, human and financial resources are required for the implementation of TE creation
projects and hybrid projects implemented by TE.</p>
      <p>By changing these links (volumes, deadlines, timeliness, etc.) it is possible to achieve maximum
value for stakeholders from the implementation of integrated TE projects in a given project
environment (individual enterprise). At the same time, the project environment is changeable, which
determines the risk of the value of stakeholders of TE creation projects and hybrid projects
implemented by TE. Hybrid TE projects are derived from TE creation projects. Without assessing the
hybrid TE projects and the possible value and their stakeholders, it is impossible to achieve maximum
value from the implementation of TE projects.</p>
      <p>Let's define components of values of stakeholders at system realization of projects of creation of
TE and hybrid projects which are realized by TE. In particular, they are based on the value of
management decisions, which is obtained through the temporary operation of the portfolio
management office of these projects. It has two components - value VMmTE of management decisions on
the peculiarities of the implementation of TE projects and value VHmP of management decisions on the
features of the implementation of hybrid projects implemented by TE. Derivatives of these values are
the values of action VMaTE and VHaP , which are implemented in each of these projects, which in turn
determine the value of the products of the respective projects – VMpTE , VHpP .</p>
      <p>Thanks to the products of TE creation projects and hybrid projects implemented by TE, the values
of their intended use are obtained - respectively VMuTE and VHuP . At the same time, value VMuTE
significantly affects many values VHuP . The ultimate values in these projects are values VHuP , created by
obtaining a set of products of hybrid project projects implemented by TE, and they relate to the
provided transport services of a given volume and quality. The relationship between these values of
TE projects and hybrid projects implemented by TE and their products can be described by the
following chain, which is shown in Figure 2.
create TE and their hybrid projects; VMaTE ,VHaP – respectively, the value of actions in TE projects and
their hybrid projects; VMpTE ,VHpP – respectively, the value of the product of TE projects and their hybrid
projects; VMuTE ,VHuP – respectively, the value of using the products of TE projects and their hybrid</p>
      <p>Regarding TE creation projects and hybrid projects implemented by TE, the values VMmTE and VHmP
of managerial decisions determine all other components of values within the chains of formation of
these integrated projects. All other types of values have a consistent impact of previous values on the
next, only the value of using the product of the TE project (resource potential of TE), has an impact
on the value of products of hybrid projects implemented by TE (volume and quality of transport
services).</p>
      <p>Risk management of each of these values of TE projects and hybrid projects implemented by TE
requires consideration of its features. To do this, we must develop an algorithm for evaluating them
and establishing reactions to them. The basis of this algorithm are the patterns of value formation. The
risk of values related to stakeholders of one level systematically affects the risk of values obtained for
stakeholders of projects of other levels.</p>
      <p>To quantify the risks of stakeholders of hybrid projects of TE, we propose to use a well-known
model, which provides a combination of separate normal laws of distribution of random variables.
Random amount of profit ( Pr ) from hybrid projects of TE is described by the normal distribution law.
Mathematical expectation of profit М ( Pr ) from hybrid projects of TE can be determined by the
formula:</p>
      <p>М ( Pr ) =М( M v ) − М (Vі ) ,
where М ( M v ) ,М (Vі ) – accordingly, the mathematical expectation of the specific market value of
transport services provided on the basis of the implementation of hybrid projects of TE and the
volume of investment in them, Euro/km. Provided that there is a close correlation between the
specific market value of transport services provided on the basis of the implementation of hybrid
projects of TE and the volume of investment in them in a particular calendar year, the standard
deviation of profit ( Pr ) from hybrid projects of TE will be determined by the formula:
σ ( Pr )</p>
      <p>
        =σ 2 ( M v ) +σ 2 (Vі ) − 2r ⋅σ ( M v ) +σ (Vі ) ,
where r – the correlation coefficient between the mathematical expectation of the specific market
value of transport services provided on the basis of the implementation of hybrid projects of TE, and
the amount of investment in them in a particular calendar year. When quantifying value risks R ( Pr )
of stakeholders of TE integrated projects fulfill a condition that reflects the risk of the received system
value R ( Pr ) , for a given quantitative value for TE ( Ps ) :
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Using the known Laplace function we obtain:
      </p>
      <p>R ( Ps &lt; Pr &lt; ∞) =(Pr σ )1⋅ 2π ⋅ P∞∫s exp − Pr2j −⋅σМ2 ((PPrr))2 dPr .</p>
      <p> ∞ − М ( Pr )  −Φ о  Пз − М ( Pr )  ,</p>
      <p>R ( Ps &lt; Pr &lt; ∞) =σ Φ о ( Pr )   σ ( Pr ) 
where Φ о – Laplace function, reflecting the probability integral of a given quantitative value ( Ps ) for
TE. Values for TE will be obtained if the condition is met – P ≥ 0 . Hybrid projects in which the
s
condition P = 0 is met, don’t have value for TE. If condition P &lt; 0 is met, the hybrid project is
s s
unprofitable and therefore will have no value for TE. To quantify value risks R ( Pr ) stakeholders of
TE integrated projects use a scale that assumes finding the probability of the planned unit cost of
providing transport services Р ( Pl ) : 1) Р ( Pl ) = 0...0,2 – minimal risk R ( Ps ) ; 2) Р ( Pl ) = 0,21...0,4 –
possible risk R ( Ps ) ; 3) Р ( Pl ) = 0,41...0,6 – average risk R ( Ps ) ; 4) Р ( Pl ) = 0,61...0,8 – high risk R ( Ps ) ;
5) Р ( Pl ) = 0,81...1,0 – critical risk R ( Ps ) [42]. When assessing the risks of the values of hybrid TE
projects, the product configuration of the TE creation project and the configuration of their design
environment are taken into account. The product configuration of the TE project, which is
characterized by their type (production functions), which are created by business structures for profit
or service, to serve individual enterprises or industries. An important component of them is the
availability of resource potential (structure and configuration of vehicles, production facilities,
technical and technological support, etc.), which affect the value for stakeholders of hybrid TE
projects. Accordingly, they affect certain types of value risks and features of their management. The
configuration of the design environment of hybrid TE projects has two components (internal and
external) and determines both the types of value risks, and their features of their formation and their
quantitative value.
5. Results of software development and quantitative risk assessment of
stakeholders of hybrid projects of motor transport enterprises
Based on the presented scheme of relationships between the values of integrated TE projects
(Figure 2), we substantiate the affiliation of these values to individual stakeholders of hybrid TE
projects. Each of the above values of TE hybrid projects is characterized by benefits that are different
vector for individual stakeholders. The stakeholders of TE hybrid projects are the state, TE,
customers, suppliers and project managers. For each of these stakeholders, we formulated the
affiliation of the constituent values to them and their risk components (Table 1).</p>
      <p>Table 1
Attribution of values to stakeholders of hybrid TE projects and their risk indicators</p>
      <sec id="sec-1-1">
        <title>Stakeholder value risk components</title>
      </sec>
      <sec id="sec-1-2">
        <title>Stakeholders</title>
        <sec id="sec-1-2-1">
          <title>VHmP</title>
        </sec>
      </sec>
      <sec id="sec-1-3">
        <title>State</title>
      </sec>
      <sec id="sec-1-4">
        <title>Regulatory basis TE</title>
      </sec>
      <sec id="sec-1-5">
        <title>Customers of transport services</title>
      </sec>
      <sec id="sec-1-6">
        <title>Suppliers</title>
      </sec>
      <sec id="sec-1-7">
        <title>Project managers</title>
      </sec>
      <sec id="sec-1-8">
        <title>Basic structure of TE and resource base</title>
      </sec>
      <sec id="sec-1-9">
        <title>The amount of investment</title>
      </sec>
      <sec id="sec-1-10">
        <title>Correspondence</title>
        <p>of materials and
resources to the
performed</p>
        <p>works</p>
      </sec>
      <sec id="sec-1-11">
        <title>Quality of management decisions</title>
        <sec id="sec-1-11-1">
          <title>VHaP</title>
        </sec>
      </sec>
      <sec id="sec-1-12">
        <title>Market conditions</title>
      </sec>
      <sec id="sec-1-13">
        <title>Changing the structure of TE and resource base</title>
      </sec>
      <sec id="sec-1-14">
        <title>Stages and</title>
        <p>amount of
funding</p>
      </sec>
      <sec id="sec-1-15">
        <title>Timeliness,</title>
        <p>quality and</p>
        <p>cost of
delivery of
materials and
resources
Consistency
of resources
with the
configuration,
content and
timing of
actions</p>
        <sec id="sec-1-15-1">
          <title>VHpP</title>
        </sec>
      </sec>
      <sec id="sec-1-16">
        <title>Market value of consumables</title>
      </sec>
      <sec id="sec-1-17">
        <title>Compliance with</title>
        <p>the needs of
customers of the</p>
      </sec>
      <sec id="sec-1-18">
        <title>TE resource base</title>
      </sec>
      <sec id="sec-1-19">
        <title>Compliance of the order with current requirements</title>
      </sec>
      <sec id="sec-1-20">
        <title>Cost of materials and resources</title>
      </sec>
      <sec id="sec-1-21">
        <title>Project effectiveness</title>
        <p>u
VHP</p>
      </sec>
      <sec id="sec-1-22">
        <title>Creating social benefits</title>
      </sec>
      <sec id="sec-1-23">
        <title>Volume,</title>
        <p>quality and
cost of
provided
transport
services</p>
      </sec>
      <sec id="sec-1-24">
        <title>Expenses for transport services –</title>
        <p>–</p>
        <p>Each of the stakeholders is interested in gaining value from the implementation of hybrid TE
projects, which are mostly multi-vector. Without the intervention of a single project office for the
management of integrated TE projects, it is impossible to obtain the declared maximum system value
for stakeholders from their product - the creation of TE and the provision of transport services with
maximum value for each stakeholder. The TE Portfolio Integrated Project Management Office
provides regulatory influence on the formation of system values for stakeholders. In addition, the state
ensures the coordination of the interests of stakeholders of TE projects and hybrid projects
implemented by TE, through the creation of regulations governing their activities and the use of
motivational levers for them, which significantly affects the risk of these projects. Software on the
Python 3.9 language (Figure 3) has been developed for qualitative and accelerated quantitative risk
assessment of stakeholders of hybrid projects of TE on the basis of the reasonable approach described
above.
projects</p>
      </sec>
      <sec id="sec-1-25">
        <title>Indicator</title>
      </sec>
      <sec id="sec-1-26">
        <title>Planned system value for</title>
      </sec>
      <sec id="sec-1-27">
        <title>TE and customers, Euro / km.</title>
      </sec>
      <sec id="sec-1-28">
        <title>The probability of</title>
        <p>obtaining the desired
value from the product
of hybrid projects</p>
      </sec>
      <sec id="sec-1-29">
        <title>The probability of not</title>
        <p>obtaining the desired
value from the product
of hybrid projects</p>
      </sec>
      <sec id="sec-1-30">
        <title>The risk of obtaining the desired value from the product of hybrid projects</title>
        <p>Scenario for the implementation of hybrid TE projects
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        <p>We accept that vehicles (DAF ХF 105.460 truck tractors) available in the base company are
involved for the implementation of such projects. After analyzing the statistical data on the specific
market value of freight transportation [43-44], as well as data from Mustang Trans LLC and
conducting calculations, the stochastic characteristics of the specific market value of freight transport
services and hybrid projects in the base company were quantified. It is established that these
indicators are described by the normal distribution law. Based on the analysis of the obtained data,
they were visualized in the Python 3.9 programming language using matplotlib, numpy and scipy
libraries, which provided the distribution of specific market value of freight transport services, the
cost of hybrid projects in the base company and the system value of these projects. customers (Figure
4). Based on forecasting quantitative indicators of value risks R ( Pr ) of stakeholders of hybrid TE
projects found that the risk of obtaining the desired value is minimal at the planned system value,
which is in the range of 0.1… 0.25 Euro / km. At the same time, for 0.3 Euro / km ¬– average, within
0.4… 0.45 Euro / km - high, and more than 0.45 Euro / km - critical. The results of forecasting
quantitative indicators of value risks R ( Pr ) stakeholders of hybrid TE projects are the basis of
justification against risky measures and increase the efficiency of management during the
implementation of hybrid TE projects.
6. Conclusions</p>
        <p>1. The proposed approach to the formation of values of stakeholders of integrated projects of
transport enterprises is based on the structural model of their formation, which provides for the
allocation of two types of projects and their project environment. Between which there are systemic
relationships, the disclosure of which provides a quantitative assessment of the risks of these values
for stakeholders.</p>
        <p>2. The substantiated affiliation of values of hybrid projects of transport enterprises for stakeholders
is based on the given scheme of interrelations between components of values of projects of creation of
TE and hybrid projects which are realized by TE. It is established that there are causal links (volumes,
terms, timeliness, etc.) between the values of hybrid projects of transport enterprises, by changing
which it is possible to achieve maximum value from the implementation of these projects in a given
project environment, minimizing their risk.</p>
        <p>3. Based on a sound approach, as well as developed software for quantitative risk assessment of
stakeholders of hybrid projects of trucking companies, it is established that for Mustang Trans LLC
the risk of stakeholders of hybrid projects of trucking companies is minimal at the planned system
value which is in the range of 0.1… 0.25 Euro/km. The results of forecasting quantitative indicators
of risk values of stakeholders of hybrid TE projects are the basis for substantiation against risk
measures and increase the efficiency of management during the implementation of hybrid TE
projects.</p>
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    </sec>
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