This article aims to assess the potential of using the components of the five-helix model in countries with different levels of business development in Industry 4.0 for the US, Azerbaijan, Ukraine, and Poland. We determined the stimulators and not stimulators of the company development interacting with the participants of the innovation system: "business," "society," "state," "science," and "environment." We empirically evaluated the company’s ability to use the potential of the five-helix model during the transition to Industry 4. These estimates, along with the development indicators of the five-fold spiral elements, were used to build a decision tree for choosing a practical scenario for business development and information transformation. It helped determine options for ensuring business efficiency, depending on the development of the five helix components and the company's ability to use their development potential.
Micro Small Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) are the largest segment of national economic actors that can continue to grow. Still, in practice, MSMEs are difficult to develop because several obstacles are faced, especially in the digital world, which is difficult to get financing because of the unfulfilled collateral requirements. In its development, corporate financing also uses information technology media. This research aims to analyze juridical reviews of Corporate Finance Law in digital platforms, business financing practices on MSMEs Digital Market (PaDi) Marketplace in MSMEs development efforts, and invoice financing as collateral development in MSMEs company financing. The research methods used are normative juridical with analytical descriptive research specifications. The results of this study show: (1) corporate financing has been regulated in several laws and regulations and related to its development in digital platforms is implied to be regulated through Financial Services Authority Regulation Number 13/POJK.02/2018; (2) MSMEs Digital Market (PaDi) Marketplace acts as a facilitator of buying and selling as well as providing finance; and (3) the new securities theory of Performance Securities is realized through invoice financing as finance without collateral.