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The Company Performance Measurement
Koběrská, Simona ; Hrdlička, Zdeněk (referee) ; Bartoš, Vojtěch (advisor)
The presented thesis is focused on the evaluation of the company’s performance using Balanced Scorecard method. The theoretical part introduces the system of the performance measurement and theoretical knowledge from literature to which the next sections refer. The analytical part is addressed to the introduction of the chosen company, its activities, situation and financial analysis. The outputs of these analyses are becoming the background material for the proposal section which deals with the implementation of Balanced Scorecard to the analysed company for the purpose of increasing its performance and ensuring the subsequent development.
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Values, interests and perspective of children from children's home
Dubcová, Martina ; Šotolová, Eva (advisor) ; Mlčková, Marie (referee)
1 Summary Children come into the establishment for institutional education from families that did not fulfill their function or did not meet the basic needs of the child. The parents of these children often perpetrated criminal acts, were under the influence of alcohol, neglected the children or in some cases even mistreated or abused them. The family was for these children often a negative image. The children spent part of their lives in a non-stimulating environment. These families influenced the personality of the child in a extremely negative way. Children from children's homes show handicaps already at a biological level. These children tend to have lower body measurements values, they suffer from different health handicaps, psychiatric disorders, their mental capacities are under average, they have attention disorders, heightened affectivity, heightened aggressiveness, etc. Children come into children's homes from dysfunctional families usually in their later school days, consequently, the family has had great influence during their early childhood and in some cases also during school age or adolescence. Some children visit their families even after they have been placed in children's homes, and are therefore still influenced by their parents. All these factors, among others, influence their...
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Evaluation of Performance of NEPA ltd. using EFQM Excellence Model
Čížek, Zdeněk ; Čoupková, Svatava (referee) ; Bartoš, Vojtěch (advisor)
Master´s thesis is focused on valuation of efficiency of NEPA Ltd. This valuation of efficiency is performed on EFQM Excellence Model. Theoretical part of thesis is focused on description of selected models of valuation of efficiency with a bigger orientation to EFQM Excellence Model. In practical part is NEPA Ltd. introduced, included it´s field of business and on the base of EFQM Excellence Model is valuation of efficiency made. In conclusion are series of recommendations for increase efficiency.
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The perspectives of hot bulk forming
Staněk, Vojtěch ; Císařová, Michaela (referee) ; Podaný, Kamil (advisor)
The project elaborated within bachelor study brings research work on the theme of perspectives of hot bulk forming. Forming technologies, their utilization so far, pertinence and supposed use in the future were reviewed on the basis of literary study. Further the importance of computer simulation and contemporary trends in processing of non-ferrous alloys are mentioned.
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Prospects of the mutual business cooperation of the Czech Republic and Japan
Rakowská, Petra ; Sato, Alexej (advisor) ; Halík, Jaroslav (referee)
The aim of this bachelor's thesis is to point out to opportunities to strengthen business cooperation between Japan and the Czech Republic. The basis for this analysis is the Export Strategy of the Czech Republic for years 2012 - 2020. This thesis is divided into 4 chapters. The first one is dedicated to the Export Strategy, which is aimed at diversification of the czech foreign commerce. The second chapter provides general information about the territory. It particularly deals with geography, demography, political system and economic situation of the country, which is analyzed using macroeconomic indicators. The third chapter describes the development of Japan's foreign trade. The last chapter is dedicated to the mutual commercial relationship of the Czech Republic and Japan. The development of their mutual trade, the possibility of using state assistance and evaluation of the opportunities for czech exporters is outlined in the fourth chapter.
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Application of Balanced Scorecard in a Manufacturing Company
Vyhnálková, Hana ; Dvořák, Jiří (advisor) ; Mach, Lukáš (referee)
The main aim of the diploma thesis on the topic "Application of Balanced Scorecard in a manufacturing company" is to develop a draft of the strategic management Balanced Scorecard system for the company NEZA Pelhřimov, spol. s r.o., which produces stainless steel equipment. The subject of the theoretical part is the strategic management, that is focused on strategic analysis and definition of mission, vision and strategy. The theoretical part deals with explanation of Balanced Scorecard method as well. The practical part starts with strategic analysis of the company. The mission, vision and strategy of the company are designed and the Balanced Score measurements are applied. In the conclusion is created the strategic map.
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Amibitons, acomplishments and perspectives of the BRICS countries.
Beleščák, Dušan ; De Castro, Tereza (advisor) ; Vošta, Milan (referee)
The primary objective of this work is to comprehensively evaluate the capacity of the BRICS to achieve its objectives by mutual cooperation, based on the confrontation of the declared aims of the group itself during its annual summits with real achievements. The secondary aim of the study is to estimate the direction in which the cooperation between the BRICS will be heading in the future and to define possible challenges threatening its success. The thesis is divided into three parts. In the first part the author describes the genesis of the term "BRICS", and then continues by describing the essential characteristics of individual BRICS countries and their mutual similarities and differences. In the second, main part, the author evaluates the extent of fulfillment of individual goals set during the BRICS summits, taking place annually since 2009. The author evaluates seven selected key goals by analyzing the reasons for their implementation, proposed methods of implementation, the steps taken for their fulfillment, the effectiveness of these steps and the current status. Subsequently, in a similar manner author evaluates several sub-targets. In the third part, the author presents the expectations for the forthcoming BRICS summit, outlines possible directions that will be taken by BRICS in the future and identifies the weaknesses threatening their successful cooperation.
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The prospects of farm production franchising
KALTOUNKOVÁ, Jana
The aim was to assess the existing experience of franchisers and franchisees in the area of farm production. The research was carried out qualitatively in a form of structured interviews, and also quantitavely in a form of a survey. Franchisers were addressed by the structured interviews and the franchisees by the survey.
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Barriers and perspectives of collaboration between the EU and NATO
Mazal, Jakub ; Rolenc, Jan Martin (advisor) ; Mlýnek, Miroslav (referee)
In 2008 the world economy fell into the worst economic crisis since the 1930s, which forced most of the European countries to extensive cuts inter alia on the defence spending. In spite of insufficient capacities and capabilities, Europe must deal with new security threats and challenges (e.g. terrorism, organised crime, proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, cyberthreats). Therefore, a possible solution provides close collaboration between the EU and NATO in the field of collective defence and security. The main reason represent 21 European countries, which are members of both organizations. Hence, this bachelor's thesis focuses on identification of barriers and prospective perspectives to improve this relation. Its structure composes of three main parts. The first part analyses strategic documents and aims of both organizations, preconditions for collaboration set down in the Berlin Plus agreements and reactions to the economic crises. The second chapter compares missions of both organizations and duplications in the field of practical collaboration. The last chapter is devoted to the conflict between Turkey, Cyprus and Greece together with other political and institutional barriers including their possible solutions, which might streamline the collaboration.
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