Performance measurements have become very important tools for companies because of ever increasing global competition in today’s market. Delivery dependability is one of the three most important performance measurements for companies to focus on and that makes this analysis, of the dependability, both very interesting and up to contemporary. In this rapport different aspects of delivery dependability will be dealt with, and a weight will be on what to measure and how to measure it together with how to present the outcome of the measurements. A discussion has also been held regarding what goal the company should have on its dependability. The aspects that have been handled in this paper are based on the fact that Sanmina-SCI experiences its dependability measurement as a time costing task and at the same time it is important to understand the meaning of the result. To get the answer to our questions a theory study was made to get an understanding on needs to be measured and how to measure it. A thorough examination on the present situation at Sanmina-SCI was necessary to get the information on what problems the company is faced with and with these facts a result was made. The examination of the company was made with interviews together with our own observations and assessments of today’s measures and reports. The result from the examinations shows that the measurements that are made manually at Sanmina-SCI can be made automatically instead. The preparation will then be at a minimum. At the same time as common report for the presentation of the delivery dependability has been created to make the reporting to the headquarter easier for all departments. The layout on the common report, that will be created with a macro, is well thought through and some parts of the report are totally new for Sanmina-SCI for example delivery dependability by product line. It has come to light that it’s very important that all employees that are in contact with the dependability result understand what it shows. Based on that fact the common report was made with an explanation added. A significant conclusion that has been drawn is that the result for the deliveries, that is measured against, what has been promised and what has been requested from the customer, not can be compared because of the differences in input. From this conclusions a proposal on a new way of measure has been created. The result of the analysis of Sanmina-SCIs goals of dependability shows that they are on a very high level but the company has not fully analysed the meaning of high goals compared to costs. An analysis of measurements is something that is valuable for all companies and organisations, which makes this report relevant to read independent in which industries the company or organisation are in. A performance measurement are technical very easy to measure but in practice it’s much harder. Problem with performance, definition of data, analysis and reporting is common.

<p>Performance measurements have become very important tools for companies because of ever increasing global competition in today’s market. Delivery dependability is one of the three most important performance measurements for companies to focus on and that makes this analysis, of the dependability, both very interesting and up to contemporary. In this rapport different aspects of delivery dependability will be dealt with, and a weight will be on what to measure and how to measure it together with how to present the outcome of the measurements. A discussion has also been held regarding what goal the company should have on its dependability. The aspects that have been handled in this paper are based on the fact that Sanmina-SCI experiences its dependability measurement as a time costing task and at the same time it is important to understand the meaning of the result. To get the answer to our questions a theory study was made to get an understanding on needs to be measured and how to measure it. A thorough examination on the present situation at Sanmina-SCI was necessary to get the information on what problems the company is faced with and with these facts a result was made. The examination of the company was made with interviews together with our own observations and assessments of today’s measures and reports.</p><p>The result from the examinations shows that the measurements that are made manually at Sanmina-SCI can be made automatically instead. The preparation will then be at a minimum. At the same time as common report for the presentation of the delivery dependability has been created to make the reporting to the headquarter easier for all departments. The layout on the common report, that will be created with a macro, is well thought through and some parts of the report are totally new for Sanmina-SCI for example delivery dependability by product line. It has come to light that it’s very important that all employees that are in contact with the dependability result understand what it shows. Based on that fact the common report was made with an explanation added. A significant conclusion that has been drawn is that the result for the deliveries, that is measured against, what has been promised and what has been requested from the customer, not can be compared because of the differences in input. From this conclusions a proposal on a new way of measure has been created. The result of the analysis of Sanmina-SCIs goals of dependability shows that they are on a very high level but the company has not fully analysed the meaning of high goals compared to costs.</p><p>An analysis of measurements is something that is valuable for all companies and organisations, which makes this report relevant to read independent in which industries the company or organisation are in. A performance measurement are technical very easy to measure but in practice it’s much harder. Problem with performance, definition of data, analysis and reporting is common.</p>

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Steigende Komplexität von Maschinen und Anlagen sowie unternehmensindividuelle Produktstrukturen führen zu Herausforderungen im Handling großer 3D-Modelle in kommerziell verfügbaren CAD-Systemen. Der Vortrag thematisiert die Anwendung unterschiedlicher Automatisierungsmöglichkeiten des CAD-Systems CATIA V5® der Firma Dassault Systèmes. Hierbei wird zum einen auf die besonderen Herausforderungen im Konstruktionsbereich des Textilmaschinenbaus eingegangen. Zum anderen werden Vorschläge für eine parametergesteuerte Anlagenkonzeption auf Basis von Knowledgeware, eine automatisierte Abstraktion großer Baugruppen und für die automatisierte Ermittlung masseabhängiger Parameter komplexer Produkte vorgestellt.

This master's thesis deals with online marketing tools of the chosen company Makro Cash & Carry ČR. The aim of this thesis is to analyse the current online marketing tools, to point out the weak points and to propose recommendations leading to more effective internet marketing. The theoretical part focuses on online marketing as itself, from search engine optimisation to PPC advertising systems. Importance is also placed on new trends in online marketing, such as social networking and other forms of sales promotion. Final chapter is dedicated to measurability of results from analytical tools for tracking campaigns. The practical part analyses the online marketing tools of the chosen company and submit recommendations from it.

The diploma thesis is focused on verifying the accuracy of web Analytics Adobe Analytics. Manual control is a time-consuming activity, therefore web analysts are looking for ways leading to its acceleration and automation. Selected problem was solved by writing VBA macro in MS Excel. Macro checks the reports that are uploaded into Excel from analytic database using Adobe Report Builder. The theoretical part is focused on explaining the role of web analytics in online marketing and related concepts. The practical part presents the requirements for macro in Excel and then interprets all functions and procedures created by the program. Thesis also includes the configuration of the ObservePoint system competitive environment, which will be the last part compared with created macro. Created solution in Excel allows to verify the accuracy of web analytics with clearly sorted results quickly, thereby replaces the previous manual control.

Abstract There are more small-bodied species of birds than those having large bodies. Generally, and relative to occurrance in any one place, small-bodied species also contain more individuals than large-bodied species. The same patterns have been documented for several groups of higher organisms for example, snakes, flowering plants and mammals, which suggests that there exists a general reason "why", which applies to other groups of species as well as to birds. This thesis attempts to identify this reason. In the first place, it is possible that most species happened to become small-bodied by chance. Simulations of neutral body-size evolution indicate however that the observed bias towards small size is stronger than that accounted for by neutral evolution. Then, the most plausible explanation for why most species are small is that small-bodied species speciate faster. However, statistical analyses accounting for historical relatedness of present-day species indicate no relation between body size and the rate of speciation. Finally, instead of little by little, the dominance of small species may have arisen suddenly, when approximately 65 million years ago (presumably) a large meteorite hit the earth, causing mass extinctions. However, analysis of body sizes and genetic differences of extant species reveals that while avian species numbers were approximately halved, the catastrophe affected small and large species equally. Thus, the reason why most species are small does not seem to be due to differential rates of speciation or extinction. Instead, the cause appears to be in the tempo and mode of evolution. It was found by analysis of extant species' body size that probably most differences in body size between species arise at the moment of speciation. Differences between small-bodied species are smaller than between large-bodied species and probably this difference also has its origin at the moment of speciation. Consequently, groups of small species stay small whereas groups of large species are more variable in body size, so that in the end most species are small. / Tiivistelmä Maailman noin 10 000 lintulajin joukossa pienikokoisia lajeja on enemmän kuin suurikokoisia. Yleensä pienkokoiset lajit ovat myös yksilömääriltään suurempia kuin samalla paikalla esiintyvät suurikokoiset lajit. Koska sama ilmiö on havaittu monissa muissa suurissa eliöryhmissä (esim. nisäkkäät, käärmeet ja kukkakasvit), on ilmeistä, että on olemassa yhteinen syy, joka pätee niin linnuissa kuin muissakin eliöryhmissä. Tämän väitöskirjan tavoite on selvittää, mikä tämä yhteinen syy voisi olla. Ensinnäkin on mahdollista, että suurin osa lajeista on kehittynyt pienikokoisiksi aivan sattumalta. Ruumiin koon evoluution simulaatiot kuitenkin osoittavat, että on hyvin epätodennäköistä, että neutraali evoluutio olisi johtanut pienikokoisten lajien suuriin määrään havaitussa määrin. Toinen mahdollinen selitys ilmiölle on, että pienikokoiset lajit lajiutuvat nopeammin. Tilastolliset analyysit, jotka ottavat huomioon nykyisin elävien lajien sukulaisuussuhteet, osoittavat ettei ruumin koon ja lajiutumisen vauhdin välillä ole yhteyttä. Kolmas mahdollinen selitys pienikokoisten lajien suurelle määrällä on historiallinen. On mahdollista, että pienikokoisten lajien suhteellisen suuri määrä syntyi nopeasti noin 65 miljoonaa vuotta sitten tapahtuneen massasukupuuton seurauksena, joka fossiiliaineiston perusteella kohdistui erityisesti suurikokoisiin maaeläimiin (esimerkiksi dinosauruksiin). Vertaileva analyysi nykyään elävien lintulajien ruumiin koosta ja geneettisistä eroista osoittaa, että vaikka suuri osa lintulajeista hävisi massasukupuutossa, tämä katastrofi karsi lajeja riippumatta niiden ruumiin koosta. Näyttää siis siltä, etteivät erot lajiutumisen tai sukupuuttojen esiintymisessä selitä sitä, että suurin osa lajeista on pienikokoisia. Tämän tutkimuksen tulosten perusteella syy näyttäisi sen sijaan olevan ruumiin koon kehityksen vauhdissa ja siinä tavassa, jolla kehitys yleensä etenee. Analyysi nykyisten lajien ruumiin koosta paljasti, että suurin osa eroista lajien välillä syntyy (evolutiiviessa aikataulussa) suhteellisen nopeasti lajiutumistapahtuman yhteydessä (punktualismi) eikä vähitellen pitkien aikojen kuluessa (gradualismi), kuten yleensä oletetaan. Kehityslinjojen sisällä pienikokoisten lajien väliset erot ruumiin koossa olivat pienempiä kuin isokokoisten lajien väliset erot - ja todennäköisesti myöskin tämä ero syntyy lajiutumisen yhteydessä. Tämä johtaa evoluution kuluessa tilanteeseen, että alunperin pienikokoisista lajeista kehittyneet lajit ovat myös pienikokoisia, kun taas isokokoisten lajien kehityslinjoissa on nähtävissä huomattavasti paljon enemmän vaihtelua ruumiin koossa. Näiden seurauksena eliöstöissä suurin osa lajeista lopulta on pienikokoisia.

This master’s thesis deals with making marketing strategy for the MSC.Software Company that sells simulation software. This thesis analyzes the current marketing strategy of the company and proposes it’s more effective usage.

Diplomová práce se zabývá sestavením marketingové strategie na zahraničním trhu pro podnik EC Engineering, který nabízí služby v oblasti simulačních softwarů. Práce analyzuje současnou marketingovou strategii podniku a navrhuje její zefektivnění.

This master’s thesis deals with creating marketing strategy of Real Spektrum s.r.o. company which offers service in real estate area mainly dealing with salles and rents of properities. This thesis analyzes the current marketing strategy of the company and provides changes leading to raise it´s efficiency.