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eGovernment and Open Data in Czech Public Administration
Jedličková, Marta ; Chlapek, Dušan (advisor) ; Pour, Jan (referee)
This thesis deals with problems of eGovernment and Open Data in Czech Republic and other countries. The thesis is divided into four main parts. The first of them describes the eGovernment in Czech Republic, its history, contemporary conditions and the closest future in forms of Strategies and Action Plans which is the Government dealing with at the moment. Second part brings the comparison of eGovernment in Czech Republic and other European Union countries according to different maturity Indexes and then with Great Britain in services coverage. The third part describes the characteristics of Open Data. There is also comparison of Open Data in Great Britain, current activities in Czech Republic and in EU and what kind of restrictions and risks does the Open Data brings for the future development. The last part is focused on design of methodology of analysis and selection of data for publication in open data format including confirmation in form of application the methodology on one legal authority of public service. The first of the main objectives is to define the Open Data in relation to eGovernment. Second objective is to analyze the risks and limitations in public authorities' data publishing in open data format. The third objective is to propose a solution methodology publication of open data governance. The final aim is the verification of the proposed methodologies in public administration data publishing. These objectives were achieved by studying a large number of information sources, discussions with experts on the given topic and a detailed analysis of the current situation in the particular public body. The contribution of this work is primarily a holistic view of eGovernment and Open Data, including an assessment of the current situation in the context of other EU countries, and in the design and verification of a methodological framework for the analysis and selection of data in the field of publishing open data governance.
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Usage of Open Source Software in Medium Sized Business
Jedličková, Marta ; Chlapek, Dušan (advisor) ; Kučera, Jan (referee)
This thesis deals with problems of open source software and its usage in middle sized organizations. The thesis is divided into three main parts. The first of them describes the definition, characteristics, advantages and disadvantages of usage of open source software. Second part presents actual offer on the market and description of individual products. The third part uses gained findings from the previous chapters to design application architecture consisting of programs with open source codes for particular conditions of specific company with, for purposes of this thesis, hidden corporate name under World Assistance. First of the main goals of this thesis is to analyze possibilities of implementation of open source software instead of commercial solutions. Next one is to chart the offers on the market with open source software appropriate for implementation in middle-size businesses in areas such are ERP, CRM or ECM. The third goal is detailed analysis of application architecture of the World Assistance Company and inspection of its strategic business processes. Last objective is to design application architecture with usage of open source software for particular conditions of chosen firm. These goals were achieved by studying many information resources, discussions with specialist about the given topic and further analysis of current conditions of particular company. The benefits of this thesis are especially the compact view on open source software and its possibilities of usage in a mid-sized company. Last but not the least contribution is the design of the application architecture for particular, quite complex, environment of World Assistance Company.
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