MONITORING AND MANAGEABILITY OF CORPORATE DIGITAL BUSINESS
Economic manageability is understood in a systemic sense (wide, as the manageability of the entire economic environment), and in a narrow (problem-oriented, industry, regional or corporate) sense. The work carried out a systematic analysis of the economic manageability of the corporation during the transition to a digital economy, digital business. We are also interested in system conclusions, emergent properties of the system, and peculiarities of IT infrastructure of companies, business, and their manageability. The role of the web representative office (corporate portal) in minimizing risks, managing business processes, its role as a tool for high-efficiency internal communications is emphasized. System-wide methods (analysis-synthesis, composition-decomposition, etc.), as well as methods of mathematical and statistical modeling were used. The role of relevant monitoring, analytics and risk management in conditions of market uncertainty is investigated. Emphasis is placed on how to manage your company when moving to remote operations (under COVID-19 conditions), in particular, how people interact with enterprise applications. The possibilities of artificial intelligence in ensuring corporate security (methods such as Threat Intelligence, Threat Hunting, Anti-APT, AntiFraud, etc.), for evolution of corporate IT infrastructure are considered. A mathematical model of directional monitoring and prediction based on a Kalman filter with a poorly formalized observation operator was investigated. The model takes into account the influence of "white noise".