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Motivation of Employee in DPMB, a.s.
Florián, Boris ; Fila, Roman (referee) ; Konečný, Štěpán (advisor)
The subject of this diploma thesis is to identify the sources of motivation of employees of the company DPMB, Inc., and proposals to increase their effectiveness. The thesis focuses primarily on the practice of apprentices and their instructors, as in a key group from a future point of view. The research was conducted through a questionnaire and interviews. The results were compared with theory and consulted with management of the company. On the basis of the results, measures were proposed to eliminate, or at least minimize major found deficiencies.
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Modern Trends in BI and their use in practice
Boháč, Jan ; Vacek, Martin (advisor) ; Pour, Jan (referee)
The thesis is focused on several specific areas. The first area is the identification of trends in the field of Business Intelligence in recent years. Furthermore, the thesis focuses on implementation these trends into practice. The main purpose is to show the possible use of the Business Intelligence in the nontraditional sectors on the real-world examples . What is also important, is a section dedicated to case studies, because it shows use of Business Intelligence in the real-world companies and institutions. The work is divided into several parts in which are desribed components of Business Intelligence, new trends in the field of BI, future of BI, putting into practice, suggestion for different types of enteprises and case studies from real-world praction. The main purpose of the thesis is to serve as a guide to the world of BI and its uses in the practice.
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Good agricultural practice for protection of water against pollution
Klír, Jan ; Kozlovská, Lada
The methodology summarizes the codes of good agricultural practices for protection of waters against pollution caused by nitrates from agricultural sources. The requirements contributing to reduction of nitrogen losses as exclusion of nitrogen fertilization during unsuitable periods, on flooded or frozen soils are concisely described. Further, the recommendations for management of sloping fields, in proximity of surface waters and the principles of fertilizer use respecting soil-climate conditions, nitrogen demand by crops and soil nutritional status are given. Explanation of basic technical terms and references of relevant publications and legislative norms are supplied.
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Interships of the University students is standard necessity
Kolman, Jiří ; Fitzová, M.
The article is about benefits from students internships from different points of view. It is about experience of student (trainee), participant of several internships in the Czech Republic and abroad and internships provider. If student wants to be successful in the labour market, the internship is the condition of success- it becomes standard. Internships are supported also abroad. There is introduced the program of the European Commission and its attitude towards support of internships and transparent informing about it. For organization becomes internships providing (necessary) standard too.
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Upbringing and education through games at a youth summer camp
RUDOLFOVÁ, Lenka
This bachelor thesis named "The education and teaching by game in children's leisure time programs" presents analysis of possibility of application the games in leisure time programs. The goal of this thesis is to create summary of about the games within experiental pedagogy. Next goal is to create the publication "Holiday guide teacher". This publication can be used as a methodology for the preparation of the game programs.
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Discourses and practices of the Czech development cooperation
Horký, Ondřej ; Jeníček, Vladimír (advisor) ; Varadzin, František (referee) ; Fárek, Jiří (referee) ; Adamcová, Lenka (referee)
As a part of international economic relations, development cooperation is a relatively new issue area of the Czech foreign policy. In spite of the strong Czechoslovak cooperation with the pro-socialist Third World countries during the Cold War, the country quickly abandoned delegitimized development activities only to restart them in the mid-1990s. This time, the policy was induced mostly externally by the international and EU commitments to provide aid to developing countries. Building on James Ferguson's concept of 'anti-politics machine' and the Bourdieusian concept of illusio, this dissertation argues that (i) the apparatus of the Czech development cooperation deals with development as a technical matter and leads to the depoliticization of the Czech relations with the South; and (ii) the low public awareness of the policy and the dependence of the civil society on government funding tones down their criticism and facilitates the use of the policy for the particular interests of the Czech implementers instead of contributing to poverty reduction in the South. The second chapter justifies the interdisciplinary approach adopted in the dissertation. It argues that in the same way as multidimensional poverty cannot be reduced to mere income, a holistic analysis of development cooperation must extend beyond the neoclassical economic approach and include social, cultural, political and environmental aspects of development. The third and fourth chapters analyze accordingly the discourses (historical and legal sources, political and social context, government strategies) and practices (content of bilateral cooperation, its effectiveness, actors and interrelations between them) of the Czech development cooperation. The following chapters extend from the narrow topic of development cooperation to gender as a cross-cutting issue and further to the problem of policy coherence. While gender has gained serious credit on the international development research and policy agenda, it is reflected in policy and operational documents only formally, making bilateral cooperation projects gender blind, and hence detrimental to women. Finally, the Czech discourses and practices of the formally institutionalized policy coherence for development are analyzed in cases studies on migration, trade and agriculture. The chapter argues that slight changes in other government policies may have greater impact on developing countries than any substantial reforms of development cooperation. Overall, the dissertation advocates for a repoliticization of the development agenda and its return to the public space. So far, it was mostly the European Union funding that incited the civil society to raise new policy issues and question the effectiveness of the Czech development cooperation in reducing global poverty, but it is crucial to involve political parties, civil society at large, media and academia in the process as well. An annex lists a range of detailed policy recommendations for development cooperation generally, in particular its gender dimension, and its coherence with the Czech migration, agriculture and trade policies.
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Valution of Professional Practices
Zlámal, Ivo ; Kislingerová, Eva (advisor) ; Krabec, Tomáš (referee)
The thesis focuses on valuation of professional practices. It is divided into two main parts. The first part presents the theoretical aspects of business valuation with emphasis on the specifics of valuation of professional practices. The valuation of a pediatric practice is carried out in the second part. It is based on an analysis of the business environment, followed by the financial analysis of the practice. The value of the practice is estimated using the selected valuation method. The limitations, recommendations and suggestions related to valuation of medical practices are also presented
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