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Public Administration Decision-Making on non-motorized transport
Procházka, Lukáš ; Černý, Jan (advisor) ; Přibyl, Vladimír (referee)
This thesis discusses the ways in which various public authorities are able to influence the development of non-motorized transport, especially cycling. It describes each level of a public administration and its competencies in this matter, ways of financing and methods of decision making, as well as the theory of managerial decision making. Furthermore, this paper defines the basic terms of non-motorized transport and analyzes all types of roads and their administrators. Above all, this work aims to enlighten the reader about the different means of non-motorized transport such as walking and bicycle, compare its advantages and disadvantages, analyze key obstacles the users have to face if they are not provided with their personal space in the urban road network, and to propose possible solutions. The main purpose of this paper is to show the hidden effectiveness of non-motorized transport specifically in the individual urban transportation and to apprise the reader of the modern systems, which contribute to the development of this ecological form of transport.
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Analysis of Decision-Making Processes in the Company
Jandová, Kateřina ; Černý, Jan (advisor) ; Tomášek, Lukáš (referee)
The bachelor thesis deals with decision-making processes in a given company. The concrete decision-making process is the product pricing. The theoretical part of this thesis describes theoretical characterization of this problem, its structure, methods of solutions and factors that operate in whole process of product pricing. A part of theoretical part is also product mix that makes the basis for that decision-making process. In analytical part is description of product portfolio of selected company. These is also chosen several concrete products that show the chosen methods of product pricing used in this company. Tha part of the thesis are author's comments on this issue.
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Public Procurement in Ukraine
Černý, Jan ; Žamberský, Pavel (advisor) ; Adámková, Vlasta (referee)
This thesis is concerned with public procurement system in Ukraine. The aim of this thesis is to analyze the system with a focus on the risks, which are facing foreign applicants in public procurement. The paper presents the various elements of the procurement system: Creating and implementation of public procurement policy, regulation of public procurement; authorization and approval of procurement; realization of public procurement; feedback. In the thesis, a case study with the company Kvazar Plus has been realized. This company has great experience with the Ukrainian procurement. The results of the case study have been compared with the analysis of the World Bank. Case study confirmed some of the problems of the procurement system: Poor communication of the Ministry of Economy as the responsible body, hasty selection procedures due to the late receipt of funds into the budget, frequent delays of payments to candidates, lenghty provision of necessary documents, bank guarantee, previously often needed, strong competitive manufacturers with lower quality but cheaper goods and often disadvantageous contract terms for applicants. Other challenges for the candidate are: frequent change of legislation, public procurement duty of state enterprises, lobbying of the Ukrainian competition, pre-selected winner of some contracts and corrupt customs administration, which complicates and delays the delivery of goods to Ukraine.
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The costs of water retention in landscape and wetland creation in Czech republic.
ČERNÝ, Jan
Different types of man-made retention systems (polder, small water reservoir, large water reservoir) have been characterized by means of their retention potential and cost of retention per one cubic meter. As part of these man-made retention systems, wetland area has been created. Its acreage and build expense has been counted up inreference to total area, which differed within various types of retention systems. The results of these calculations, Hessenian method, and the metohod of agricultural land use were used to evaluate natural river basin and its retention potential. The calculations reveal, that model locality of natural river basin has the lowest value, when used for agriculture cultivation. Hessenian method showed the highest value. The expense of substituting the natural retention of the model locality with different man-made retention systems is estimated to be 0.5?1.6 billion CZK.
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Callcentrum System Management in a chosen Firm
Guzi, Jan ; Černý, Jan (advisor) ; Novák, Michal (referee)
This thesis deals with operational management of an inbound call center and planning necessary work capacities. Company BEZREKLAMKY Ltd. established its own inbound call center, as a reaction to the dissatisfaction with the services of an external service provider and it is necessary to properly optimize operational capacities and human resources necessary to serve 5 to 7 thousand customer callers per month. Practical part of the thesis - planning of the workforce capacity, scheduling the shifts and planning the opening hours of the inbound call center - works with a rather extensive theoretical platform, which brings new views of operations management inbound call centre and also works with the internal and external surveys related to the functionality of newly established inbound call centre. Conclusions made on the basis of the theoretical part were applied directly to the planning and operational management of the inbound customer call centre. This thesis helped applied over 25 conclusions for the studied inbound call centers. The goals, which the company set out to fulfill, while planning the new department, are then partly validated via models of system dynamics and in the last section of the thesis reflects on the extent to which these goals are feasible.
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VoIP - new way of communication
Černý, Jan ; Pavlíček, Antonín (advisor) ; Škop, Miroslav (referee)
The subject of this bachelor thesis is IP telephony as a new way of communication capable of replacing the current analogue telephony adequately. The aim is to introduce the VoIP environment, principles and also its real use. The thesis is divided into three parts. The first part is focused on the above mentioned environment as well as on used layers and protocols of OSI and TCP/IP models. The second part looks into the VoIP technology itself, from voice digitalization to voice transfer using various protocols. Discussed is older signalization protocol H.323 and its successor SIP. Furthermore the chapter examines various VoIP types and threads to VoIP as well as terms like QoS or ENUM. The third part contains a case study of implementing VoIP in practise. The case study shows matters that need to be taken into consideration when implementing this technology but mainly reveals how much can be saved per month, how big is the initial investment and its rate of return.
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