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The Forecasting Model of Demand in the Textile Industry
Kunc, Tomáš ; Oulehla, Jiří (referee) ; Luňáček, Jiří (advisor)
Thesis is focused on forecasting methods and their comparison according to accuracy indicators. Forecast methods were utilized for building a forecast model of demand in texture industry. Usefulness of the thesis comes from forecasting an amount of demand in the future, which can be used by sellers, manufacturers and others impacted by amount of demand in textile industry. Thesis contains general reccomendations on forecasting process and helps with choice of appropriate methods of forecast.
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Sport club HC Sparta Prague development prognoses
Veselá, Anna ; Štědroň, Bohumír (advisor) ; Kocour, Vladimír (referee)
Title: Sport club HC Sparta Prague development prognoses Objectives: The main objective of this bachelor's thesis is to propose and draw up 3 possible prognoses of HC Sparta Prague financial situation development based on financial analysis of past years. Methods: In the first phase of the thesis a financial analysis from past 8 years is drawn up. The data required for the aforesaid analysis are gained from the analysis of the balance sheet, profit and loss account and financial ratios. The third phase deals with reconstruction of Taffler model for predicting bankruptcy. Based on the results of the financial analysis, 3 prognosis, namely optimistic, pessimistic and realistic are drawn up. The prognoses are drawn up using and taking into consideration the past development of profits and loss figures, as well as net income up to/till 2020. Modelling of the prognoses is carried out with the use of Forecast function in MS Excel. Results: The compared results of financial analysis and sports achievements have shown that the HC Sparta Prague financial situation develops depending on sports achievements of the extraleague team. The component prognoses were drawn up as follows: the best years were used for optimistic prognosis, the worst years for pessimistic prognosis, and all 8 years for realistic...
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The Forecasting Model of Demand in the Textile Industry
Kunc, Tomáš ; Oulehla, Jiří (referee) ; Luňáček, Jiří (advisor)
Thesis is focused on forecasting methods and their comparison according to accuracy indicators. Forecast methods were utilized for building a forecast model of demand in texture industry. Usefulness of the thesis comes from forecasting an amount of demand in the future, which can be used by sellers, manufacturers and others impacted by amount of demand in textile industry. Thesis contains general reccomendations on forecasting process and helps with choice of appropriate methods of forecast.
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Sport club HC Sparta Prague development prognoses
Veselá, Anna ; Štědroň, Bohumír (advisor) ; Kocour, Vladimír (referee)
Title: Sport club HC Sparta Prague development prognoses Objectives: The main objective of this bachelor's thesis is to propose and draw up 3 possible prognoses of HC Sparta Prague financial situation development based on financial analysis of past years. Methods: In the first phase of the thesis a financial analysis from past 8 years is drawn up. The data required for the aforesaid analysis are gained from the analysis of the balance sheet, profit and loss account and financial ratios. The third phase deals with reconstruction of Taffler model for predicting bankruptcy. Based on the results of the financial analysis, 3 prognosis, namely optimistic, pessimistic and realistic are drawn up. The prognoses are drawn up using and taking into consideration the past development of profits and loss figures, as well as net income up to/till 2020. Modelling of the prognoses is carried out with the use of Forecast function in MS Excel. Results: The compared results of financial analysis and sports achievements have shown that the HC Sparta Prague financial situation develops depending on sports achievements of the extraleague team. The component prognoses were drawn up as follows: the best years were used for optimistic prognosis, the worst years for pessimistic prognosis, and all 8 years for realistic...
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