The thesis deals with the issue of internal communication at the National Gallery in Prague. The first part is focused on theoretical concepts, historical development and definition of the substance and means of internal communication. The essence of the work consists of situational analysis of current conditions at the National Gallery in Prague in terms of internal communication, with an emphasis on conceptual changes and communication strategy. The conclusion of the analytical part is dedicated to the evaluation of questionnaire survey, formulation of the strategy and design of communication plan, concrete activities and recommendations in the internal communication according to particularity of public cultural sector.

This diploma thesis deals with issue of communication campaigns planning in the environment of Czech non-profit organisations sector which is characterized by specific approach to communication and quite limited financial resources. Theoretical part of the thesis analyses problematic of marketing and creation of marketing mix. It is also focuses on description of communication mix itself and all of his elements. In conclusion, theoretical part describes Czech non-profit sector and specifics of communication which need to be followed. The second part of the thesis focuses on the case of Prague Student Summit Project, its history and how the project is being implemented. It also defines main competitors and their possible influence on the project itself. The third and final part consists of strategic situational analysis and analysis of current communication mix. SWOT analysis, based on synthesis of strategic situational analysis and current communication mix analysis, then results in proposal of the new communication strategy which could be used by the project organizers in the future.

The theoretical part of this thesis describes methods used for Marketing situational analysis of the hospitality market in Jindřichův Hradec. Hospitality market is focused on beer consuption. For this purpose are selected and described only appropriate analysis. The practical part describes the market relations by primary and secondary informations. Based on the practical and theoretical knowledge there are recommendations for market new entering subjects.

This thesis is focused on E.ON Group, one of the biggest provider of electricity and natural gas in the Czech republic. The E.ON Group will be compared with other competitive suppliers in customer service area. The aim of this thesis is to evaluate the suitability of services in mentioned area. This comparison should result in creating new solutions and possibly new services provided by E.ON Group. The theoretical part will contain basis applicable in real world, such as situational analysis, segmentation, and other elements necessary for a deeper insight into the E.ON Group. Finally these elements will be applied to the actual market situation in the practical part of this thesis.

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This thesis describes the proposal of a marketing strategy for a language school and translation agency MKM, which brought a book Wine Words to market last year that with professional English form, learns the wide range of wine terminology. This book became the basis of the whole thesis and is analyzed in terms of the environment in the form of situational analysis. Subsequently a criteria list was created, which becomes the basis for an Ishikawa diagram, and thanks to it the critical points were found, which were reflected in the draft marketing strategy.

Master´s thesis is a proposal for the establishment of trade in social and health services in the South Moravian and Olomouc regions. The work is based on theoretical knowledge of business in medically oriented services and the knowledge about the current state of this market, acquired in the analyses. The main analyzes are processed SLEPT, Porter's five forces analyses and SWOT. A summary of the key factors of business, identified through the SWOT analysis became the basis of the design, which is itself a draft business plan for the development of selected trades.

The aim of the thesis is to create a marketing plan for a building company in 2012. The theoretical part is devoted to the description the building market, strategy and marketing strategy, situational analysis and its tools. There are basic concepts explained, each division and structure. In the practical part describes the company and its activities. The marketing situation analysis, describes the current situation in which the business is located and the influences that act on it. Each analysis is the basis for creating a marketing plan for the company Klima-Brno in 2012. The marketing plan defined objectives. The chosen strategy is elaborated in action programs, by which should be complied with that goal. The conclusion is given control system and the possible risks that may impede the achievement of the marketing plan.

This ethnographic study examines the multiple ways in which a vaccine against SARS-CoV-2 disease and infection is known in an academic research group in Sweden. This academic research group has been working to develop a vaccine since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in early 2020. Theoretically, this study builds on a grounded theory methodological approach as re-worked by medical sociologist Adele Clarke in her 2005 work “Situational analysis”, as well as on studies of immunology and microbiology within anthropology, sociology, science and technology, and philosophy of science. The findings are generated mostly through interviews with scientists of the academic research group and through participant-observation of the group’s work during September 2020-April 2021. This thesis conceptualises the vaccine being developed by the research group as not one, but multiple objects of knowledge – the vaccine is namely known both as machinic and as a loved deity. These different knowledges of vaccine are constituted through different discursive practices in vaccine development work, and by differential relations between human and non-human actors including discourses that participate in these practices. These different knowledges of vaccine also entail different perspectives on whether the vaccine being developed by the research group is a solution for protecting people from COVID-19 disease.

This thesis focuses on the competition analysis of Zeelandia on the Czech market. In the literature review are indicated problems related to situational analysis, competition, competition analysis, SWOT analysis, SW analysis and Porter's five forces model. The practical part is composed of a list of competitors, compare financial indicators, determination of market shares, SW analysis with valuation, identification of key strengths and weaknesses and the subsequent overall evaluation.