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Business Process Analysis and Optimization Design Using Data Mining
Bartík, Branislav ; Randus, Jiří (referee) ; Kříž, Jiří (advisor)
This bachelor thesis is focused on business process analysis in Acision ltd. There is the group of specialists or teams chosen, on which the performance analysis is being performed that can serve as the base for further managerial decision making. The thesis is divided into the theoretical and the practical part. The theoretical part contains description of methods that are used and are applied in practice and might be applicable in Acision ltd. The practical part contains description of business process and business data analysis where modern methods are being used (Business Intelligence – Data mining) and contains own design of how to make data mining applicable upon these process.
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PROPOSOL FOR A METHODOLOGY FOR MATERIÁL DECISION MAKING IN DISTRIBUTION IN THE EUROPEAN ENVIRONMENT
Kopčáni, Juraj ; Dostál, Petr (referee) ; Čambál, Miloš (referee) ; Rybanský, Rudolf (referee) ; Jurová, Marie (advisor)
At present, more and more demands are placed on the quality and the speed of transport of products and goods from manufacturers to suppliers and then to the end customer. This requires a lot of knowledge and experience in planning, purchasing, production and distribution. In all activities and at all levels of the organization, it is important to properly and timely to decide how to proceed in order to ensure maximum customer satisfaction at minimum cost to the company. To ensure speed and quality of distribution, it is necessary to focus on the logistics of circulatory systems. This includes both information and communication flow, and the supply, storage, transport, handling and packaging. To ensure all these services efficiently, quickly and on time, it is advisable that the company has to have developed appropriate methodology for the given process. The main aim of the doctoral thesis is to design a methodology for management decisions in the distribution area. The properly chosen methodology of distribution can help to speed up the transport of the product from the supplier to the customer or from the manufacturer to the customer, but ultimately to reduce the overall distribution costs. When deciding on the choice of distribution channel, processes and knowledge of European legislation in relation to the logistics and transport management in the Czech Republic are also important. The data collection and processing, under which the analysis of the current situation was carried out, were the bases for the methodology design. In the further step, the basic criteria for selection of the companies that could make the distribution were set up. Subsequently, the weights of importance were assigned to the given criteria. In the final decision for the selection of the distribution company, methods of multi-criteria decision-making were used. The thesis was developed on the basis of theoretical research and practical experience in businesses in the solved area. Objectives to be achieved: The aim of the doctoral thesis is the methodology design of managerial decision making in the European distribution area in connection with the Czech Republic's infrastructure in implementing the legislative requirements of the European environment while respecting the principles of integration.
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PROPOSAL FOR A METHODOLOGY FOR MANAGERIAL DECISION MAKING IN DISTRIBUTION IN THE EUROPEAN ENVIRONMENT
Kopčáni, Juraj ; Dostál, Petr (referee) ; Čambál, Miloš (referee) ; Urbánek, Jiří (referee) ; Jurová, Marie (advisor)
Abstract At present, more and more demands are placed on the quality and the speed of transport of products and goods from manufacturers to suppliers and then to the end customer. This requires a lot of knowledge and experience in planning, purchasing, production and distribution. In all activities and at all levels of the organization, it is important to properly and timely to decide how to proceed in order to ensure maximum customer satisfaction at minimum cost to the company. To ensure speed and quality of distribution, it is necessary to focus on the logistics of circulatory systems. This includes both information and communication flow, and the supply, storage, transport, handling and packaging. To ensure all these services efficiently, quickly and on time, it is advisable that the company has to have developed appropriate methodology for the given process. The main aim of the doctoral thesis is to design a methodology for management decisions in the distribution area. Properly chosen methodology of distribution can help to speed up the movement of the product from the supplier to the customer or from the manufacturer to the customer, but ultimately to reduce the overall distribution costs. When deciding on the choice of distribution channel, processes and knowledge of European legislation in relation to the logistics and transport management in the Czech Republic are also important. The data collection and processing, under which the analysis of the current situation was carried out, were the bases for the methodology design. The basic criteria for selection of the companies that could make the distribution were set by another method. Subsequently, the weights of importance were assigned to the given criteria. In the final decision for the selection of the distribution company, methods of multi-criteria decision-making were used. The thesis was developed on the basis of theoretical research and practical experience in businesses in the solved area. Objectives to be achieved: The aim of the doctoral thesis is the methodology design of managerial decision making in the European distribution area.
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PROPOSOL FOR A METHODOLOGY FOR MATERIÁL DECISION MAKING IN DISTRIBUTION IN THE EUROPEAN ENVIRONMENT
Kopčáni, Juraj ; Dostál, Petr (referee) ; Čambál, Miloš (referee) ; Rybanský, Rudolf (referee) ; Jurová, Marie (advisor)
At present, more and more demands are placed on the quality and the speed of transport of products and goods from manufacturers to suppliers and then to the end customer. This requires a lot of knowledge and experience in planning, purchasing, production and distribution. In all activities and at all levels of the organization, it is important to properly and timely to decide how to proceed in order to ensure maximum customer satisfaction at minimum cost to the company. To ensure speed and quality of distribution, it is necessary to focus on the logistics of circulatory systems. This includes both information and communication flow, and the supply, storage, transport, handling and packaging. To ensure all these services efficiently, quickly and on time, it is advisable that the company has to have developed appropriate methodology for the given process. The main aim of the doctoral thesis is to design a methodology for management decisions in the distribution area. The properly chosen methodology of distribution can help to speed up the transport of the product from the supplier to the customer or from the manufacturer to the customer, but ultimately to reduce the overall distribution costs. When deciding on the choice of distribution channel, processes and knowledge of European legislation in relation to the logistics and transport management in the Czech Republic are also important. The data collection and processing, under which the analysis of the current situation was carried out, were the bases for the methodology design. In the further step, the basic criteria for selection of the companies that could make the distribution were set up. Subsequently, the weights of importance were assigned to the given criteria. In the final decision for the selection of the distribution company, methods of multi-criteria decision-making were used. The thesis was developed on the basis of theoretical research and practical experience in businesses in the solved area. Objectives to be achieved: The aim of the doctoral thesis is the methodology design of managerial decision making in the European distribution area in connection with the Czech Republic's infrastructure in implementing the legislative requirements of the European environment while respecting the principles of integration.
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Application of an intuition in the managerial decision making
Hájková, Michaela ; Hrůzová, Helena (advisor) ; Pastyřík, Pavel (referee)
This Bachelor's Thesis looks into the intuition and application of intuition in managerial decision making. The theoretical part defines managerial decision making and intuition as technical categories. There are described some results of researches and examples from the real life in this thesis, that prove, that intuition plays an important role in decision making of managers. The practical part is dedicated to the interviews and questionnaires, which are discovering in which way managers feels about deciding, how do the decide, what comes before making the decision and what are the consequences, when managers decide by intuition or by analysis. This thesis tries to certify if intuition is part of managerial decision making or not and what is the role of intuition.
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PROPOSAL FOR A METHODOLOGY FOR MANAGERIAL DECISION MAKING IN DISTRIBUTION IN THE EUROPEAN ENVIRONMENT
Kopčáni, Juraj ; Dostál, Petr (referee) ; Čambál, Miloš (referee) ; Urbánek, Jiří (referee) ; Jurová, Marie (advisor)
Abstract At present, more and more demands are placed on the quality and the speed of transport of products and goods from manufacturers to suppliers and then to the end customer. This requires a lot of knowledge and experience in planning, purchasing, production and distribution. In all activities and at all levels of the organization, it is important to properly and timely to decide how to proceed in order to ensure maximum customer satisfaction at minimum cost to the company. To ensure speed and quality of distribution, it is necessary to focus on the logistics of circulatory systems. This includes both information and communication flow, and the supply, storage, transport, handling and packaging. To ensure all these services efficiently, quickly and on time, it is advisable that the company has to have developed appropriate methodology for the given process. The main aim of the doctoral thesis is to design a methodology for management decisions in the distribution area. Properly chosen methodology of distribution can help to speed up the movement of the product from the supplier to the customer or from the manufacturer to the customer, but ultimately to reduce the overall distribution costs. When deciding on the choice of distribution channel, processes and knowledge of European legislation in relation to the logistics and transport management in the Czech Republic are also important. The data collection and processing, under which the analysis of the current situation was carried out, were the bases for the methodology design. The basic criteria for selection of the companies that could make the distribution were set by another method. Subsequently, the weights of importance were assigned to the given criteria. In the final decision for the selection of the distribution company, methods of multi-criteria decision-making were used. The thesis was developed on the basis of theoretical research and practical experience in businesses in the solved area. Objectives to be achieved: The aim of the doctoral thesis is the methodology design of managerial decision making in the European distribution area.
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Business Process Analysis and Optimization Design Using Data Mining
Bartík, Branislav ; Randus, Jiří (referee) ; Kříž, Jiří (advisor)
This bachelor thesis is focused on business process analysis in Acision ltd. There is the group of specialists or teams chosen, on which the performance analysis is being performed that can serve as the base for further managerial decision making. The thesis is divided into the theoretical and the practical part. The theoretical part contains description of methods that are used and are applied in practice and might be applicable in Acision ltd. The practical part contains description of business process and business data analysis where modern methods are being used (Business Intelligence – Data mining) and contains own design of how to make data mining applicable upon these process.
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Relationship inhabitants to the landscape Příbram dumps
Káčerek, Pavel ; Syrovátka, Oldřich (advisor) ; Hiršová, Miloslava (referee)
The thesis will be dealt with the relationship of the population to the countryside Pribram dumps. Existing relationship and the attitude of the population will be studied on a sample of residents who live near the dumps. Method for this research will be a semi-structured interview specifically set out the issues related to the topic of the thesis. Existing and possible intention Pribram spoil the landscape completely remove residents should under-courage to express their attitudes, beliefs and emotional ties to this topic. In the final, should have been a complete picture of the relationship of the population to the countryside, which will serve as an important factor in the process of managerial decision making.
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Rationality versus Irrationality in Managerial Decision Making
Daňková, Tereza ; Hiršová, Miloslava (advisor) ; Čejka, Pavel (referee)
The thesis focuses on rationality in decisions by managers. The terms rationality, irrationality and bounded rationality are defined in the first part. The current state of knowledge on the concept of bounded rationality in decision making is then followed by a specific consideration of managerial decision making. The chosen bounded rationality effects, including heuristics, are also described. The purpose of the second part of this study is to examine experimentally the differential uses of heuristics among the students of the Faculty of Management relative to completion of the Managerial Decision Making course. The effect of time to use of heuristics is examined as well.
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