Corporate Performance Management (CPM) is a broad concept focused on managing performance of companies and is related to information technologies like Business Intelligence (BI). CPM and its associated technologies are currently one of the most tracked areas in the field of business informatics. The reason is the growing market competition, globalization, the dynamic changes on the market and the growing need for companies to effectively manage their performance. The aim of the theoretical part of the thesis is to familiarize readers with this concept, with its components and link to business informatics. The work focuses on a specific area of CPM, which is monitoring and analysis, i.e. dashboarding. In the thesis there is analyzed monitoring and analytical functionality of the software Microsoft Office PerformancePoint Server 2007 (PPS). Furthermore, there are identified dashboard and scorecard concepts and analyzed the characteristics and categorization of dashboards. There are various best-practices approaches to deployment of dashboarding into business. In the thesis there are mentioned some of these practices and basic rules for proper dashboard design. At the end of the theoretical part of the thesis there are evaluated the world's leading suppliers of CPM solutions. The aim of the practical part of the thesis is design and documentation of CPM dashboarding solution based on the real business data of the company that provides consulting services and develops BI software. The solution is designed in the PPS software and its purpose is to support the company's management in terms of monitoring the effectiveness of internal and external projects and business activities of the company. The solution is not a definitive CPM solution, but a step by the company to reveal possible weaknesses in the organization and encourage efforts to develop its own holistic CPM solution.

In aeronautical telemetry, the multipath interference usually causes significant performance degradation. As the bit rate of telemetry systems increases, the impairments of multipath interference are more serious. The constant modulus algorithm (CMA) blind equalizer is effective to mitigate the impairments of multipath interference. The CMA adapts the equalizer coefficients to minimize the deviation of the signal envelope from a constant level. This paper presents the performances of the CMA blind equalizer applied for PCM-FM, PCM-BPSK, SOQPSK-TG and ARTM CPM in aeronautical telemetry.

Diploma thesis is focused on the area of corporate performance management in corporation. As the time passes and technology is developing, the amount of information is still increasing. The company has to work with these information and process data based on which it can make decisions in everyday business. It is crucial for the company to know how to process data and create processes and information systems so the data can be used for effective decisions making process. The goal of this thesis is to introduce corporate performance management as the complex system and make the proposal of the concept for the company on Slovak and Czech market trading with information technology. Thesis is divided into two parts. The first one is about introducing principles of corporate performance management (as abbreviation CPM) -- introduction of components, history and also the place of CPM in architecture of the company. It also describes the possible future of importance in the company IT structure. In the end of first part there are introduced 5 principles of integrating CPM into real company life cycle. In the second part, thesis is about application of CPM into the company on Czech and Slovak market. In the first place, analysis was done about the state of each of components of CPM. Afterwards, all components of CPM were again designed so it would be possible to reach the best results. In the second part there is also detailed manual according to 5 principles by Palladino how to implement corporate performance management into this company.

Daicel Safety Systems Americas, INC has traditionally utilized various methods to manage project completions including the Critical Path Method (CPM). Though these methods have led to successful project completions, they often come with adverse effects. Due to the amount of literature and advancement in the project management discipline, alternative options such as Critical Chain Project Management (CCPM) have gained popularity. CCPM seeks to perfect the CPM approach by recognizing resource constraints and the critical chains dependency on them while safeguarding completion dates with buffers. CCPM offers project managers an option to remove resource inefficiency and stalling while meeting deadlines. The goal of the thesis was to address the validity of CCPM to complete a Production Part Approval Process (PPAP) for a product line addition. The submission was timely due to risk management purposes and manufacturing flexibility. Because of past project history with CPM and the need to advance into a more reliable method, the results of the CCPM approach were heavily analyzed. The project outcome indicated that CCPM offers a viable solution to timely target schedule completions.

This master’s thesis deals with comparison of the standard Business Intelligence platform specifically IBM Cognos BI and BI module integrated in the ERP system QI. In the first part it defines basic concepts of this topic and describes the life cycle of business information systems with emphasis on Business Intelligence. In the next part current situation on the market of these platforms and BI tools which create management information systems is described. Both types of BI solutions are compared with concentration on standard functionality usage. It also describes their ability to analyze through using data warehouse technology, integration with third-party products and business and economic aspects.

Master’s thesis describes plus evaluates small firm that the deal with production plus sale ceramic performances. Work is divided on several part, in which survey especially on analysis e - commerce that the firm employs plus on his inadequacies, largely in the area e- advertising. Feature plus scope of employment is suggest mock - up e- advertising, that shall in connection with his costs viable.

This master’s thesis addresses the business plan processing for a new small sport-informative centre in the South Bohemia. The plan is based on the performed analysis and includes delimited business area, marketing mix and financial plan including risk assessment. Outcome of this d master’s thesis is the necessary information for starting a new business including economic evaluation.

This diploma thesis deals with creating a project proposal of the research center construction according to the required specifications by SEDOX Company Ltd. The theoretical part describes the basic knowledge and tools of a project management – analytical tools for evaluating the financial and time project costs, also risk analysis relating to competitiveness and maintaining on top of the market. The third part is devoted to the current situation of the development application market. There is the complete proposal of the research centre construction, using the tools according to the IPMA (International Project Management Association) that were described in the theoretical part. In conclusion I have presented my own solution suggestions, their benefits, project sustainability, return of the investment cost and also long-term prosperity.

Šabatková, Š. Optimisation of production planning it the company SWN Moravia s.r.o. Diploma thesis. Brno: Mendel University in Brno, 2017. The subject of this diploma thesis is practical application of operations research and network analysis methods in terms of specific company. The main objective of this thesis is to optimize the planning of production processes in order to streamline and shorten the processing time of the orders. The theoretical part is focused on production management, evidence and planning. It also includes methods of operations research and characteristics of the graph theory, network analysis and supporting software. In the practical part is compiled a mathematical model as edge-rated network graph. This model is solved in program WinQSB and MS Project using the Critical Path Method further complemented by the cost analysis with CPM/COST method. In the conclusion, there is critical evaluation of the usefulness of provided results.

This master thesis is focusing on analysis of two kinds of confectionary products: nutty and lemon balls. The samples were analysed and they determinate the numbers of total count of bacteria, number of S. aureus, yeast and microscopic fungi, coliforms bacteria and E. coli, detection of Salmonella spp. and Listeria monocytogenes. Furthermore, S. aureus (strain CCM 5974) was inoculated in the samples. These samples determinate the number of S. aureus and possibility of the production an enterotoxins of S. aureus. Staphylococcal enterotoxin was detected with the reverse passive latex agglutination (RPLA). The result of determination is that the numbers of total count of bacteria influence of storage period the number was reduced (p<0,05). Statistical differences were not found between the nutty and the lemon balls (p>0,05). During the first and the second analysis was found growth of yeast and microscopic fungi in the nutty balls. In the lemon balls was found a growth of yeast and microscopically fungi during the first analyses and in one sample only. Also the number of bacteria was reduced with S. aureus (p<0,05). There were not found any statistical differences between the nutty and the lemon balls (p>0,05). The number of E. coli was not found in any our samples. The coliform bacterium was found only with the first and the second analysis in the nutty samples. In the lemon samples the coliform bacterium was found only in the first analysis. During the first detection of Salmonella spp. were found four colonies of this bacterium in the nutty samples. Colonies of Listeria monocytogenes were not detected in any of these samples. Microbiological analysis of inoculated sample confirms that our confectionary products are not suitable for growth of pathogenic microorganism S. aureus. It also proves that between the nutty and the lemon samples were no statistical difference (p>0,05). During the inoculation was proven that S. aureus (CCM 5974) with concentration 1,2.105 CFU.g-1 is capable to form in products enterotoxins, which stays in products in contrast with S. aureus, after a certain period of time.