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Veřejné zakázky ve zdravotnictví
Počarovský, Jiří ; Janský, Petr (advisor) ; Maršál, Aleš (referee)
This thesis is focused on public procurement issues. Competitive tendering provides great scope for inefficient allocation of resources. This work studies such scope theoretically. Transaction costs, pressure on price and quality of services, influence of competition on price and impact of for profit and not for profit status of the service providers are discussed. These aspects are then tested on empirical data. The data come from public contracts announced by 111 selected hospitals in the Czech Republic in 2006 - 2009. Ordinary least squares and least absolute deviations are employed. The results indicate that a higher number of bids implies a lower final price. The second conclusion is that the open tender procedure reduces the final price compared to other types of proceedings.
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Selected issues of unfair competition and legal protection against such conduct
Kelman, Jan ; Patěk, Daniel (advisor) ; Zahradníčková, Marie (referee)
The selected unfair competition practice and protection against such practice The aim of the thesis is to analyze the phenomenon of misleading advertising and the possibilities of legal protection against that kind of unfair competition, within the comprehensiveness of Master's diploma thesis. I deal with the topic predominantly from the private law point of view. The aim of the thesis is, first, to summarize unfair competition and related terminology and, next, to outline its different aspects in detail and present related instruments of legal defence. The thesis consists of nine chapters. Each of them is concerned with different aspects of unfair competition. The Introduction describes the thesis topic, the structure of the thesis and its aim. Chapter One defines the term 'competition' and describes the law regulating the right to competition, its limits and normative basis. Chapter Two focuses on market competition and consists of two parts. The first one concentrates on legal definition of the term 'competition' and its general interpretation. The second one is addressed to competition law and its division. Chapter Three explains the term 'unfair competition' and presents a detailed survey of subjects in unfair competition. Following subchapters examines 'competitors', 'consumers', 'other...
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Habitat requirements and competition between native and invasive Impatiens species
Čuda, Jan ; Skálová, Hana (advisor) ; Prach, Karel (referee)
Three of Impatiens species are widespread in the Czech republic, one is native, two of them invasive. Because all species occur in relatively similar habitats, the question is, whether the invasive species can negatively affect the native species, or even the original can can be displaced. The aim of the thesis was: (i) to compare habitat requirments of the Impatiens species, (ii) to determine if the coexistence of species is possible, (iii) to assess the impact of invasive species to the original species. The investigation was carried out using two sets of permanent plots in 5 localities. In the first set with a total of 84 plots (combinations of occurrence of the three species) site characteristics as tree cover, soil humidity, slope and bare land cover were directly measured and nutrient, light, humidity and soil reaction characteristic assessed using Ellenberg indicator values. The second set contained a total of 45 plots with one of the native-invasive congener pair being removed and the intact controls. Number, cover and height of the plants were assesed. The key enviromental factors determining distribution of the species were soil moisture for I. noli-tangere and I. parviflora, and tree cover for I. glandulifera and I. parviflora. Ellenberg indicator values had poor explanation value;...
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Biotic interactions in epiphytic lichen communities
Černajová, Ivana ; Svoboda, David (advisor) ; Peksa, Ondřej (referee)
The objective of my bachelor's thesis is to review available literature on biotic interactions in epiphytic lichen communities. At first the epiphytic habitat is defined. The next part deals with the interactions, specifically competition and predation. Lichens compete for light and space among each other and with other cryptogams at the same time. There are a few known mechanisms of competition, most of them being based on overgrowing of thalli and chemical action. Thallus morphology, growth rate and content of allelochemicals are the main traits determining success in competition. Competitive abilities depend on various abiotic factors as well as on total composition of the community. Lichens are forced to invest in chemical defence by the presence of herbivores and parasites. Distribution of the defence substances matches the optimal defence theory. There is numerous evidence that biotic interactions modify characteristics of both individuals and species, mainly considering the secondary metabolites content and the width of the realized ecological niche. Competitors and predators may determine species distribution. The thesis summarises the knowledge of the mechanism, character and impact of the competition and predation in epiphytic lichen communities. Key words: lichens, cryptogams, epiphytes,...
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Marketing concept management of development projects
Varšo, Matej ; Modranský, Marcel (referee) ; Dohnal, Radek (advisor)
The diploma thesis provides a comprehensive view of marketing activities of development company with already implemented development project Panorama City in Bratislava. Marketing attributes are important part of development projects with orientation of their customers, build their image, acquisition of market share and competitive advantage in the real estate market. All the above mentioned facts are analysed within my project The main aim of the thesis is to evaluate the strategy of the development project and looking at managing principles and strategy direction of other already implemented development projects. The main aim of is based on the facts from particular analyses to consider right or wrong seepage respectively find the best possible option for the management of the company on the market that develops along with potential customers. My project is divided into two parts. The first theoretical part is focused on familiarization with the basic concepts and processes in the area of construction the development process, analyze marketing environment and marketing strategies used in the construction using technical and scientific literature. In the second part-practical one focuses on analysis of specific Slovak development company and its already implemented a development project, and drafting strategies for marketing in the project. By applying a number of analyzes, which are blind, Porter and SWOT analysis highlight the results and findings after which it can be concluded any new variant of solution management direction and useful for other projects.
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Design of the Remedy to Improve the Market Position of the Firm
Svozil, Milan ; Krýsová, Jana (referee) ; Škapa, Stanislav (advisor)
This bachelor work is concerned with design of the remedy, how to improve the market position of the firm. In the first part of this work principles of Economy are used as initial view. Subsequent second part of work utilizes Economy principles for MISVO TRANS s.r.o. company dates. The result of this work is to design changes in the firm to reduce costs and to solve company problems to be able to survive in the time recession and prosper in the future.
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Development of Marketing Activities Improving Competitiveness of Company
Kaufmanová, Marie ; Vavřina, Zbyněk (referee) ; Zich, Robert (advisor)
The aim of this master’s thesis is to evaluate the contemporary position of company Liberecká IS and, with the help of strategic analyses and on the base of its results, to propose marketing activities and their development which would support competitive advantage of the company in the market. Within the frame of these marketing activities a marketing research of the largest client of this company was done, which confirmed and in some cases disproved the notion the company had about the quality of services provided and about satisfaction of their clients. In that way the research foreshadowed the next activities that will help to increase client satisfaction and to improve competitive advantage of the company.
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Plan For Business Setup Out Door Advertisement/Hoardings
Zerza, Lukáš ; Ampapa, František (referee) ; Heralecký, Tomáš (advisor)
The diploma named: “Plan For Business Setup Out Door Advertisement/Hoardings” analyses possibilities and chances of setting up a firm like this. The first part contents theoretic introduction to the problems and definitions of the esential concepts. The other part concerns application of the theory of setup new business in practice - processing a business plan and analysis of competition.
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Concept of entrepreneurial strategy of firm EuroDistribution, s.r.o.
Rozehnal, Karel ; Kusala, Jiří (referee) ; Rompotl, Jaroslav (advisor)
In today´s high competitor´s environment is necessary to pay increased attention of the process of strategic management for indemnity success of the company. This thesis deals with analysis and application of partial components and methods of process strategic management. By those are first of all - analysis environs, competition and crucial inside factors, which affect in various measure are on entrepreneurial subjekt. On the basis of ascertained informations and evaluation of the contemporary state of company is determined the proposal of possible directions of development of company, with a view to innovation her position in the marketplace and suppression of weak pages of company.
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Competition and concentration of the Czech banking market using the Competitive Intelligence
Matyášová, Daniela ; Blahová, Naďa (advisor) ; Brada, Jaroslav (referee)
The thesis focuses on the competition and concentration of the Czech banking market, using the Competitive Intelligence tools to gain and maintain the competitive advantage. Assessment of the domestic banking market concentration is based on the results of indicators, such as the concentration ratio and Herfindahl Hirschman Index. On the basis of the degree of the competition among the subjects in this segment the attention is given to the process of the Competitive Intelligence which, if implemented properly in the company structure, ensures the bank to gain and maintain the competitive advantage. Possible areas of interest are also mentioned, systematic monitoring of these areas enables the bank to take timely actions responding to changes in the competitor strategy and leading to improve relationships with clients.
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