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Distributed database systems
GEYER, Jakub
This thesis has for its aim to contribute to the problematics of big data distribution on the database level. Particular means of data distribution are analysed, especially in regard to its possible decentralised usage. Acquired findings are consequently used for the creation of the database system concept that enables saving and sharing of biological samples created by measuring with the aid of mass spectrometer.
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Cluster - modern concept or the instrument of competitiveness?
Šándorová, Lucia ; Votava, Libor (advisor) ; Balková, Gabriela (referee)
The subject of my thesis is the issues of clusters as the forms of co-operation and a description of its working in practice. The introduction of the theoretical part is devoted to the history of the cluster. It deals with the interpretation of the basic concepts, then describes the origin, development and financing of clusters. Further explains terms like facilitator and cluster initiative. Finally, it describes the main advantages and disadvantages of clusters. The practical part is focused on the description and analysis of two clusters situated in the Slovak Republic, especially in Trnava region. In the end of my thesis, I will evaluate and compare the individual clusters. Then I write the recommendation to their development in the future. The goal of this thesis is to determine whether the cluster as a form of co-operation is so beneficial as it is stated in the literature.
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The cloud computing and virtualization technologies in the enterprise practice
MAURIC, Jakub
This work reports on virtualization and cloud computing technologies. It evaluates their strengths and weaknesses as well as describes the examples of its deployment. The document serves as a concise and comprehensive guide, describing the necessary theory along with the practical use. It is all demonstrated on a real project. The practical part refers to the data environment of the Fire Rescue Service of South Bohemia Region and represents the usage of studied technologies. The analysis also includes project´s financial and technical aspects.
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Location and competitiveness of hi-tech industry in EU
Krošlák, Peter ; Vošta, Milan (advisor) ; Kašpar, Václav (referee)
The aim of my master's thesis is to assess the influence of research support of European Union on location and competitiveness of European high-tech industry. After defining high-tech industry according to OECD and ČSÚ (Czech statistical office) follows a part dealing with different forms of support of EU for high-tech industry, while the focus is also on volume and efficiency of invested money. I try to analyze the location with regard to European support and Porter's diamond theory. Since high-tech industry is usually concentrated in clusters, which are rather abundant in Europe as well, the focus is only on a few selected regions. Last part compares European competitiveness with that of other OECD members and developing countries based on data from OECD and Eurostat.
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Clusters as a tool of competitivness (theory and application study)
Buriš, Alan ; Abrhám, Josef (advisor) ; Karpová, Eva (referee)
The thesis deals with the description and evaluation of the cluster analysis methodology and cluster policies as an adequate tool of growth in a region. Special emphasis is given to the work of M. Porter, which can be looked upon as a genesis of earlier research in the field and represents the current state of affairs in theoretical background and practical application. Also, the Czech republic as a case study is given a special section.
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Clusters, Potential and Czech Reality
Kolaříková, Magda ; Dvořák, Jiří (advisor) ; Syrovátka, Oldřich (referee)
The aim of the thesis is to describe clusters on the theoretical level and to map their situation on the practical level in the Czech Republic. The economic impact of clusters in the Moravian-Silesian region will be analyzed by the time-comparison method. The practical part charts the grant schemes of the Operational Programme Industry and Enterprise and Operational Programme Enterprise and Innovation.
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux
GARABIK, Bohumil
The paper introduces Red Hat company and its products. Basic concepts, e. g. Linux, distributions, clusters, high availability and several other concepts on this issue are explained. The differences between commercial and non-commercial Linux distributions are described further. Empirical part of the paper deals with the installation, configuration and the use of several key products of Red Hat company. The comparison of certain products and their characteristics with competitive products is also included in the paper.
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