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Agile methodologies in complex environment
Balada, Jakub ; Buchalcevová, Alena (advisor) ; Pitner, Tomáš (referee) ; Antlová, Klára (referee)
Only a small number of projects of information system development succeed. Agile methodologies have contributed to a higher level of success of specific projects developed by small teams. Nevertheless, most IT companies still refuse this approach with large-scale projects. This paper comments on the conditions that must be fulfilled for agile adoption, analyzes the limitation of such processes, and describes the approaches for the solutions of such problems with the focus on projects in a complex environment. By means of a case study, the next part of the paper shows the advantages of adopting an agile approach in a real project in a complex environment, which is in conflict with the so far presented limitations of this methodology. The project was evaluated as a success, primary, due to the implementation of the agile methodology during the development phase. This implementation helped meet all the project deadlines, accelerate bug-fixing, and especially deliver functionalities which brought an additional value to the customer. Based on the findings of the case study, the procedures and practices extending the chosen agile methodology are defined. Such procedures and practices can be used in other projects in complex environments in the future. Thus, the paper shows more options for the use of these methodologies, which may help its wider use in the future and hence increasing the success of projects focused on the development of information systems. Such situation would lead to an effective interconnectedness of ICT and business strategies, especially due to the flexible delivery of currently needed ICT services.
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Time management (Case Study of an Entrepreneur)
Linhart, Tomáš ; Králová, Tereza (advisor) ; Bedrnová, Eva (referee)
The main goal of this thesis is to investigate the time situation of a particular entrepreneur in individual time stages of his enterprise. At the beginning the topic of time management and other relevant issues are mentioned. These issues were picked in order to help develop one's organization skills. The Theoretical Part introduces the topic of time management and shows tools which can be utilized to boost one's efficiency. Other topics like goal setting, prioritization, stress management and leadership are further discussed in this thesis. Deep quantitative interview with the entrepreneur was chosen to be the main research method. This data is accompanied by the provided documents, information from the company's website and further information the entrepreneur has shared about the company. The results of this case study are compared with the theoretical and practical information in this thesis. This study finds the entrepreneur to be a good example of dealing with time management. The entrepreneur's attitude towards modern technology is also much appreciated as are some of his core principles and values (for ex. not postponing problems). Setting goals and priorities in written form can be mentioned as a recommendation for the entrepreneur. Right kind of delegation on reliable people may also improve the situation (this is already slowly occurring in the firm).
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Investment Incentives in the CR (Case Study of Hyundai)
Havlová, Kateřina ; Müller, David (advisor) ; Černá, Iveta (referee)
This bachelor thesis deals with the topic Investment incentives in the Czech Republic. In the first part, the link between investment incentives and foreign direct investment is explained. Then follow general advantages and disadvantages of incentives for the host economy and the description of the system of incentives in the Czech Republic. In the second follow-up part, the structure of incentives from various standpoints is examined (especially territorial, sector and time structure) and the case study of investment incentive granted to Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Czech s.r.o. is described.
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Didactic curriculum analysis of financial assets in the accounts using the case study
Pospíšil, Zdeněk ; Berková, Kateřina (advisor) ; Fišerová, Marie (referee)
Bachelor thesis deals with the analysis of the subject of short-term financial assets in the first concentric circle in the subject of accounting which is taught in business academies. The work was divided into two major parts. The first, theoretical part deals with the position of accounting in business, but also as subject taught at business academies, it means objectives, competencies, curriculum division and a basic implementation of didactics in teaching accounting. In the second part, a practical part, there will be analysis of suggestion of short-term financial assets, which will include the creation of my case study for practice.
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Analysis of innovation ERP system by qualitative case study method
Kotyza, Josef ; Bruckner, Tomáš (advisor) ; Duchatsch, Jiří (referee)
The goal of this bachelor's work is analyzing innovation of ERP systems in firm ČSAD, s.r.o. Rychnov nad Kněžnou. For achieve this goal it will be apply quality method Case study, which should be on a small group of respondents to analyze whether is inovation of ERP system is for users successful or not. Parts of this work are theoretical demonstration of quality method Case study, theoretical demarcation of term ERP, brief description their functionality and basic analysis of market ERP system. Selected ERP systems will be choose on based determined standards.
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Design of Internal Information System
Kanta, Ondřej ; Kubálková, Markéta (advisor) ; Topolová, Ivana (referee)
The thesis focuses on designing a model for corporate internal information system. The theoretical part characterizes possible intranet risks and principles it should be based on. The practical part contains introduction of a company for which it was created through a case study, its design and realization of the project, its consequent evaluation resulting in definition of a corporate internal information system model based on acquired findings.
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Podmínky a příčiny úspěšné konverze brownfields
Švorc, Martin ; Heřman, Jan (advisor) ; Damborský, Milan (referee)
The topic of this thesis is an adaptation of non-functioning objects, relics of ironworks owned by Vítkovice Machinery Group. Clarified is theoretical ambiguity regarding the forms of industrial heritage conservation as a major cause of late onset of their conversion. Analysed are some contemporary phenomena accompanying the preparation for the conversion in practice. Its delayed but relatively fast process of conversion is examined. Against the background of emerging European trend the change of functions of old buildings is evaluated to meet the cultural needs of modern society. The goal of the thesis is to give a clear and logical picture of problems and situation. The analysis of both of those elements gives assumptions suitable for formulating of conclusions that may be taken as certain warnings and possible recommendations to potential investors.
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Government Communication: How to succeed with the economic reforms among the public
Šimečková, Barbora ; Kubala, Ondřej (advisor) ; Loužek, Marek (referee)
This diploma thesis deals with the communication of state substantial economic reforms. Methodology is a case study that examines the governmental communication of the pension reform in 2013. The introduction of the thesis briefly outlines the socioeconomic situation in the Czech Republic after 2008. The theoretical part sets out the necessary basis in the fields of media and communication, public relations, political communication, psychology and public choice theory and it also provides an overview of pension system reforms development in the Czech Republic area from the time of Austro-Hungarian Empire. It notes that this issue is one of the constant governmental agenda, especially after 1989, and its enforcement is depends on the political settlement. Practical part of the thesis analyzes the communication discourse of governmental pension reform effective from 1 January 2013. For this purpose it uses structured interviews with stakeholders, quantitative content media analysis and public opinion polls. It concludes that there was no communication strategy for the pension reform and governmental information activities were insufficient and time inadequate. The thesis results in a set of recommendations for the government and its future economic reforms communication. It includes political consensus, clear message and target group identification, detailed timeline plan and the principle of simplicity in the reform explaining.
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The application of scientific methods in identifying and analyzing problems in public policy
Žemlička, Josef ; Nový, Jan (advisor) ; Veselý, Zdeněk (referee)
The purpose of this thesis is to test the Q method applied in discursive analysis in public policy. The author will carry out research using available scientific literature dealing with the method and prepare a case study whose purpose will be to test the reliability of the method Q in a practical case. Promoters of the Q method argue that the uniqueness of the method rests in its resistance to the subjective influence of the researcher. The purpose of this work is therefore a practical verification of to what extent may the researcher's subjective stance at the selection of the default set of statements reflect on the overall result of the analysis.
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SOCIAL CONTEXT OF BREEDING PETS
MAROUŠOVÁ, Michaela
This master thesis engages in representative social, psychological, economic and environmental aspects of breeding pets in unprofessional homely way in the town of České Budějovice specifically, and in general as well. The sample survey that has been done in the town streets shows that at leasth each household breeds a pet. There was no excessive influence on the number of bred pets had been proved in the field of socio-demographic aspects. People consider their pets to be full family members and are willing to subordinate their lives to them.
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