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Public Procurement in the Field of Civil Engineering
Hloucal, Jan ; Witala, Lukáš (referee) ; Korytárová, Jana (advisor)
This thesis focuses on explanations of terms relating to public works and dividing it by the value of contracts. The main objective is to analyze the amount of intermediate values of public works contracts, tenders Administration and maintenance of roads in the South Moravian Region four levels of the process, ie the expected value, control budget, the price in the contract for work and real value. The practical part of this process will be demonstrated from historical data procurement of the years 2009, 2010 and 2011.
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Demand Management in Smart Grids
Nesveda, František ; Pilát, Martin (advisor) ; Vlach, Milan (referee)
With the rapid adoption of electric vehicles and the rise of power generation from re- newable sources, intelligent management of power demand on a household level is gaining importance. Current algorithms used for that purpose have negative privacy implications and focus only on controlling the charging of electric vehicles while ignoring other ap- pliances. We describe a decentralized algorithm designed to control the power demand of different types of household appliances along with the charging of electric vehicles while preserving the privacy of the subscribers. We also present a smart grid simulator to evaluate the algorithm's effectiveness along with results of simulating a scale model of the power grid of the state of Texas. 1
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Public Procurement in the Field of Civil Engineering
Hloucal, Jan ; Witala, Lukáš (referee) ; Korytárová, Jana (advisor)
This thesis focuses on explanations of terms relating to public works and dividing it by the value of contracts. The main objective is to analyze the amount of intermediate values of public works contracts, tenders Administration and maintenance of roads in the South Moravian Region four levels of the process, ie the expected value, control budget, the price in the contract for work and real value. The practical part of this process will be demonstrated from historical data procurement of the years 2009, 2010 and 2011.
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Analysis of product development in the telecommunications industry
Hofrichter, Jakub ; Bruckner, Tomáš (advisor) ; Jirovský, Lukáš (referee)
The thesis is focused on product development in companies in the telecommunications industry. These companies provide products to end customers. The introductory section lists and describes the basic concepts accompanying the issue. Also described herein is a method for achieving the objectives of the thesis, that is based on personal interviews with specialists in selected telecommunications companies. The first objective is to identify variables affecting success launching a new product to market services. The thesis defines the internal and external factors in the organization. Part of the analysis is to assess the current state of internal RFC, that was unexpectedly during the development of a long implementation period (TTM). The content of this thesis is identification of key factors and their impacts on implementation also unveiling constraints of the development process. These constraints are in the view of issues that prevent better performance of the relevant processes. The third and the main objective of this thesis is based on previous analyses, proposal of improvements that could contribute in the future to better product development. The proposed improvements are consulted with a specialist Demand Management to determine the feasibility and potential benefit in practice. The greatest contribution of the thesis lies in the proposed improvements and their assessment for future implementation.
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