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Burnout
Woitsch, Marek ; Franková, Emilie (advisor) ; Honsová, Pavlína (referee)
This thesis deals with the issue of burnout. The work is divided into two parts. The theoretical part defines the concepts of burnout, its risks, symptoms, stages and treatment. The second part deals with research in gastronomy and in the helping professions through MBI questionnaire. Its aim is to determine the level of burnout of the sample according to gender, age group and length of practice. Results analyze and determine which group is more vulnerable.
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Visualization of the MBI data
Syrovátka, Adam ; Novotný, Ota (advisor) ; Pour, Jan (referee)
The topic of this master's thesis is to design and implement a web application for visualization of relationships between the MBI objects in order to deliver additional functionality to the web portal of MBI - Management of Business Informatics. The first part introduces the concept of MBI and ranks the functionality of the MBI web portal from the view of user queries and visualization capabilities. The queries which are identified as the most difficult are set as the primary functional request for the new web application. The second part contains the design and implementation of the web application. Both functional and non-functional requirements are specified, including the design of user interface and visual graph searching. Based on these requirements, a suitable application architecture is selected together with a graph database and suitable query library and visualization library. The application is implemented with the selected technologies and tested against the initial requirements. The last part includes a service manual and a user documentation which describes the complete application functionality and provides a use case scenario.
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Customization of ERP system in MBI model
Půta, Tomáš ; Pour, Jan (advisor) ; Kahoun, Jakub Kahou (referee)
This thesis is about changes which are define by company: customization. The main goal of this work is to identify the main phases of this process and put it into the reference model MBI. In the first chapter the theoretical apparat of the process of customization is defined as well as the business impact of this process. The second chapter focuses on the aforementioned extension of the MBI model. This extension is realized by four tasks, which clearly define the process of customization. These tasks are linked with scenarios which define the problems of this process. This work also includes three new factors and a document of the MBI model.
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Design of software asset management tasks
Macek, Jáchym ; Pour, Jan (advisor) ; Pilin, Petr (referee)
Diploma thesis Design of software asset management tasks is focused on area of software asset management in business sector. In a time of still accelerating development of information and communication technologies is Software asset management (SAM) important component of ICT business management. Financial risks of failure to comply licensing terms or rules of licensing often exceed the value of owned software. However, the essence of SAM is not only in eliminating the financial risks, but also in enhancing ICT security or gaining competitive advantage while respecting the SAM principles. Main goal of this thesis is to analyze software asset management and design tasks to reference model of ICT management MBI. This theses is divided into two parts. First part characterizes SAM, licensing and related topics. First part is based on specialized sources and information from literary research. The output is a comprehensive summary of this issue, which serves as theoretical base for next part of this thesis. Second part is devoted to designing the task of Software asset management, the task of Software audit and defining its links to other objects in the MBI model. Furthermore, this thesis creates new objects like roles, methods or documents. Second part is based on theoretical base which was created in the first part and from consultations with IT field experts. The outputs are tasks which are implemented in the MBI model. Goal is fulfilled after creating these outputs. The benefits of this thesis are mostly the tasks extending MBI model and offering best practice for software asset management and software audit. Outcomes of this thesis should help users of reference model and IT community in general.
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The integration of agenda information system with the basic registers
Němcová, Jana ; Pour, Jan (advisor) ; Mares, Daniel Mares (referee)
The aim of this thesis is to extend Reference Model Management Business Informatics (MBI) in area of public administration, and specifically for the integration with the basic registers. The issue has been current since June 2012, when a pilot operation of basic registers started. Basic registers can be considered as a pillar of the Czech e-government. Basic registers are public administration information system, that keeps so called reference data in the registers such as Register of inhabitants (ROB), Register of Legal Persons (ROS), Register of rights and duties (RPP) and Register of territorial identification, addresses and properties (RUIAN). Reference data are believed to be correct unless it is proven otherwise. The area of basic registers is governed by Act no. 111/2009 Coll., o základních registrech. MBI is a reference model of IT management, which is primarily made for people from practice. Mainly involved in the development of MBI is the information technology department at the Faculty of Informatics and Statistics at the University of Economics in Prague. The thesis consists of four main parts. The first part briefly introduces the reader into the model MBI so that he could understand the basic idea of the model and its terminology. Another section contains the introduction to the integration of an agenda information system with the basic registers. The part defines terms such as e-government, basic registers, agenda, agenda information system. It also describes the benefits of basic registers for citizens. Following part is dedicated to the definition of new objects of the model. New objects extend the model in the area of public administration with respect to integration of the agenda information system with basic registers. The last major part of thesis verifies chosen objects in the model situation. Aims of the thesis are achieved by analyzing the web portal and current MBI objects. It is also analyzed in detail the issue of basic registers and integration of agenda information system. The main source of information for this issue is the legislation. Further information is obtained from documents created by administrator of Information system of basic registers and work experience of the author. Contribution of the thesis involves a complex view on the issue without a good knowledge of IT environments of public administration. Using the newly created MBI objects involved people should be able to integrate agenda information system with basic registers
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Implementation of ECM solutions in tasks of corporate governance
Herold, Radek ; Pour, Jan (advisor) ; Hrbáček, David (referee)
The work is focused on ECM and representation in the reference model of IT management MBI. The primary objective is to expand and update ECM components in the MBI as objects, tasks which are represented as the business processes related to IT management and the relationships between these objects and tasks. Work provides an detailed overview of the benefits, risks and problems associated with the implementation of the various components of ECM.
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Implementation and management of IT in retail industry using MBI methodology
Fous, Ondřej ; Pour, Jan (advisor) ; Příklenk, Lukáš (referee)
Problem that emerges quite often when managing IT in retail industry is not understanding individual details and bindings between elements within this activity. Therefore, this diploma thesis is, with the help of MBI methodology, trying to draft frameworks for at least two scenarios which may emerge with high probability when managing IT in retail: choice and implementation of retail information system and corresponding hardware and subsequent service maintenance of chosen solution. These scenarios contain individual parts of addressed issues in form of tasks and their key activities; each single one of them defining processes, possible problems and finally bonds with internal and external elements, mainly because such bonds very often in a major way affect solution of said issues. Main goal of this thesis is to show these segments of reality from retail-and-its-surroundings-as-a-whole point of view, providing users of the methodology with description of the best ways to cope with the industry-specific problems in a practical and graspable way.
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Self-Service Business Intelligence in the Management of Business Informatics (MBI)
Chalupa, Pavel ; Pour, Jan (advisor) ; Bosák, Martin (referee)
The bachelor thesis is focused on the development of reference model MBI (Management of Business Informatics) exerted on the land of the Department of Information Technologies in the University of Economics in collaboration with the Department of Software Engineering CTU. The aim of this thesis is the introduction issues of implementation and operation of the Self-Service Business Intelligence solutions in the company. The thesis is divided into two parts. The first part briefly describes principles of the Self-Service BI solution, it defines its potential benefits and effects in the company and compares the possibilities of using Self-Service BI with traditional Business Intelligence solution. The second part is focused on the already mentioned expansion of the MBI model. There are introduced the most common tasks related to the implementation and operation of Self-Service BI in this part, their links to user roles and important factors that may be affected by this solution.
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Implemetation of online store
Jiřinec, Jan ; Pour, Jan (advisor) ; Formánek, Václav (referee)
This diploma thesis deals with an analysis and design of an implementation process of online store. It introduces the background to the model of Management of Business Informatics (MBI). The main compositions of the implementation are parts representing the phase of analysis, development, implementation and operating the electronic shopping. Each part consists of a definition of the basic terms, the crucial factors required for its successful running, recommendations for its real life utilization and key activities. The parts are interconnected with other objects of the business informatics governance (documents, roles, metrics, factors, methods). The solution offers a complex insight into the issue of electronic shopping as a part of commercial activities and informatics of businesses. This thesis also defines a scenario of electronic shopping implementation including specification of all main problems connected with such implementation and factors (in MBI context) that both positively and negatively influence the business electronic shopping set up and utilization.
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Development of MBI model in the implementation and integration of WMS
Velebová, Denisa ; Pour, Jan (advisor) ; Štefaňák, Vladislav (referee)
The aim of this thesis is the implementation and integration of solutions for Intelligent Warehouse Management into the ERP system, and its representation in the reference model of MBI. The work is composed of the individual chapters, of which the first chapters provides an extensive search to acquaint the reader with the basic characteristics of logistics, and logistics information technology support, which aims to improve KPI reporting and the level of SCM. The thesis also solves the characteristics and functionality of ERP and WMS systems and systems integration. The main part of the thesis describes the various stages of implementation and integration in the form of four tasks and their related factors representing general practices and procedures for the successful implementation of the system for Intelligent Warehouse Management.
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