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Evaluation of Efficiency and Risk of Project of Revitalisation of Production Facilities
Rusek, Jakub ; Hodas, David (referee) ; Hromádka, Vít (advisor)
This diploma thesis is focused on evaluation of efficiency and risks of project revitalization of production facilities. The core of the thesis is: a characterization of investment projects and their cycles, general approaches to economic evaluation of private projects, a description of general approaches to risk analysis of private projects. The last part of the thesis is created as a case study which is focused on an evaluation of efficiency and coordinating risks of a private investment project.
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Economic and Financial Evaluation of Investment Project
Chalabala, Martin ; Bártů, Dominik (referee) ; Hromádka, Vít (advisor)
The master thesis deals with the economic and financial evaluation of an investment project. The work will identify financial and economic evaluation methods, which will be applied to a specific project to acquire a laser cutting center. The work compares the possibility of acquiring a machine by conventional methods using own and external resources with a variant of acquiring a machine with a subsidy for a small business.
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Economic and Financial Evaluation of Investment Project
Chalabala, Martin ; Bártů, Dominik (referee) ; Hromádka, Vít (advisor)
The master thesis deals with the economic and financial evaluation of an investment project. The work will identify financial and economic evaluation methods, which will be applied to a specific project to acquire a laser cutting center. The work compares the possibility of acquiring a machine by conventional methods using own and external resources with a variant of acquiring a machine with a subsidy for a small business.
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Evaluation of Efficiency and Risk of Project of Revitalisation of Production Facilities
Rusek, Jakub ; Hodas, David (referee) ; Hromádka, Vít (advisor)
This diploma thesis is focused on evaluation of efficiency and risks of project revitalization of production facilities. The core of the thesis is: a characterization of investment projects and their cycles, general approaches to economic evaluation of private projects, a description of general approaches to risk analysis of private projects. The last part of the thesis is created as a case study which is focused on an evaluation of efficiency and coordinating risks of a private investment project.
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Comparison PZTS of the financial and user perspective
Košťák, Martin ; Hart, Jan (advisor) ; Hartová, Veronika (referee)
The aim of the thesis was an evaluation of the security alarm and emergency systems of financial and user perspective. The thesis was focused on familiarization with problems of these systems. The overview solved problems was dedicated analysis of data loggers of each type. Their advantages and disadvantages were given for installation and use. In this part were also discussed the most commonly used detectors, security alarm and emergency systems. In the custom processing was solved the evaluation of selected data loggers and the solution was to select the most appropriate of data logger for use in financial and user perspective.
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Impact of company research on cash flow and stability of enterprises
Maršálková, Hana Magdaléna
One of the best ways to improve innovation potential of companies and whole economy is to search, develop and implement new ideas and technologies into products and services. This can be realized through the licence of patented intellectual property, or through the realization of own research. The aim of the thesis was to assess the impact of the implementation of corporate research and utilization of project subsidies on the stability and CF of the companies, for which an analysis of granted funds for the support of research was performed and the financial situation of companies was assessed through financial analysis. In this thesis three companies different in the size were compared and realized comparative study showed that the effectiveness of own research projects is the best for the small-sized company (with less than 50 employees in the EU terminology of SMEs), where research results are implemented in to the company's products and services. Micro-sized company (with less than 10 employees) can be temporary destabilized by co-financing needs and bureaucratic controls of projects for applied research and technological development. Larger companies (with more than 50 employees), in principle, do not need this kind of support but use it as an employment support, however employees work also for other company's needs. Quite new phenomenon reflecting the need of bureaucratic reporting and uncertain financial control rules of projects is appearing around the Europe, including the Czech Republic, companies realize research and technological development independently on the subsidies, they collect own money and reach results more quickly and effectively. Academic-university sphere is not properly integrated with needs of companies, as the criteria of their evaluation are based on scientometry (Impact factor papers, number of citations on Web of Science, H-index of scientists, or points from Register of Information about Results) which are far away from needs of companies. This is the reason why companies use academic-university sphere for services, but for research purposes companies established own research and development divisions, where topics and aims are driven by real needs and available time, which is not expected from the academic sphere. Projects for scientific research and technological development offered by TACR, MIT (Ministry of Industry and Trade), Horizon 2020 etc. are useful em-ployment support, but frequently slow, bureaucratic and only seldom driven by a real topic, which a company does not want to publish in proposal, because of a competition among companies. The agencies should seriously consider the reporting requirements and bureaucratic ballast, because the statement of companies is, that the projects are nice support of research and development, but slow, stressing and bureaucratic.
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