Diploma thesis creates the project design for changes in the purchase process in the selected company together using the tools and methodologies of project management. Based on an analysis of the business environment and key theoretical background of project management, it brings in the draft plan project, usable for its future company‘s implementation.

This master´s thesis is focused on the practical use of project management methods for a project proposal of new attendance system for the primary school Vejrostova. First of all, the specifics of theoretical knowledge needed to understand the problematics, including the analysis of the corporate environment, are explained. Based on these outcomes, the project proposal solution is created for the main purpose of improving the quality of the school´s security system and improving internal services leading to increased employee efficiency and stakeholder satisfaction.

This master’s thesis deals with project management and the proposal of processing of processes centralized procurement purchases. It mentions the issue of theoretical knowledge in project management and planning and principles for legislation of public procurement. Includes analysis of company and of the solved problem, including the proposed solution.

The purpose of this thesis is to implement project management methodologies to support development of innovative entrepreneurship in the South Moravia region, to promote Czech innovation abroad, and to bolster interdisciplinary cooperation in research commercializing and development results. The thesis summarizes both the theoretical knowledge of project management according to the IPMA standards, and the use of their tools and methodologies in practice.

This thesis focuses with the use of tools and methodologies of project management in the company, which is engaged in developing systems for insurance companies. Implemented project is creation of aplication life insurance of children.

This master’s thesis describes the project proposal using project management methods. It also deals with the possibility of funding the project, which is calculated with the cooperation of the European Union. The project proposal is developed to suit the requirements of a specific program when applying for grants. The main output is the specification of the project focusing on the planning stage, including risk analysis and project budget.

This thesis describes the design of a project for upgrading network infrastructure including devices connected to the network. Specifies the basic concepts and methods of project management. Thesis analyzes the current state of society and the environment. Thesis specializes in the design project.

The diploma thesis is focused on the packaging industry. Through the application of project management methods it proposed a solution a sewing workshop for the VMT Ecopack s.r.o. The Introductory part is aimed at the description of basic concepts and all subsequent stages of the project, focusing especially on the methodologies in the planning part. The Analytical section primarily states information about the company including conducted analysis of the internal and external area. The last part has been designed and developed my own proposal to establish, encompass and develop a new section of the company through the use of effective project management tools and approaches.

This thesis describes project design of a production line with remote monitoring. Specifies the basic concepts and methods of project management. Thesis analyses the current state of society and the environment. Thesis specializes in the design project.

This paper adopts and reviews discretionary disclosure and cheap talk models to analyze risk reporting incentives and their relation to regulation. Given its inherent discretion, risk reporting depends on disclosure incentives. To assess these incentives the analytical models consider risk reporting as an endogenous feature, thereby providing a benchmark to discuss regulatory attempts. Particularly, discretionary disclosure models refer to verified disclosure, e.g., on risk factors or risk management, whereas cheap talk models refer to unverified disclosure, like managerial forecasts on the impact of risk factors. This provides an analytically-based framework for discussion. Unlike prior literature focusing on disclosure cost, I argue that uncertainty of information endowment and issues of credible communication can explain restricted risk reporting observed empirically. Linking regulatory attempts to these restrictions implies that regulation may mitigate the incentives-driven restrictions to some extent, but can have adverse effects on risk reporting. I particularly discuss the link between effective risk monitoring and precision of risk reporting; the ex post assessment and usefulness of managerial forecasts on impacts of risk factors; the claimed decreasing cost of capital by mandatory risk reporting; and the threat of self-fulfilling prophecies. While the discussion has implications for both specific risk reporting requirements and empirical research, overall results suggests not to overestimate the informativeness of risk reporting even in a regulated environment.