In my thesis I decided to focus on the issue of a comprehensive strategic analysis of the Rehabilitation Institut in Kladruby. In my work I will try to assess the overall situation of the institute there and concentrate on the analysis by analyzing the internal and external environment. Sadly, the enter conected with my work is the fact that our economy is in this time in economic crisis. This crisis reflects in health care. In conclusion I will try to summarize and evaluate the trace of reality.

Management of health care organizations is becoming more complex and complicated. Health sector is characterized by highly dynamic environment where strategic management is almost necessary. The aim of this thesis is to formulate a strategic analysis of Hospital Podlesí. External environment is analyzed using method of PEST analysis, Porter's Five Forces and characteristics of the industry. Internal analysis includes analysis of resources, financial analysis and Morton's components. Hospital shortcomings and possible solution are summarized according to previous analysis in the conclusion.

The Master's Thesis is focused on determining the strategic situation and recommending the appropriate strategies for the H&V, s.r.o. companany. The theoretical part describes the basic concepts of strategic analysis and each external and internal strategies. The Theoretical information I drew from the literature follows the practical part, where each strategic analysis is processed. The first chapter of the practical part are processed each by external analysis, which then are applied to the company H&V, s.r.o. The next chapter processes the company's internal analysis. Then the analysis' are summarized in the SWOT analysis. The SWOT analysis serves to define the strengths and weaknesses from the company's internal environment. It also shows opportunities and threats from the external environment. Based on these conclusions, the last chapter recommended a strategy that is suitable for the company H&V, s.r.o. The basic goal of the Master's Thesis is to develop a thorough analysis for the H&V, s.r.o. company and subsequently recommend an appropriate strategy. The main contribution of this thesis submitted shows that H&V, s.r.o. are processed by various external and internal strategic analysis, and subsequently recommended a strategy that could be helpful for company H&V, s.r.o. for business in the future.

This research focuses on evaluating and enhancing the performance of an in-house, structured, 2D CFD code - GHOST, on modern commodity clusters. The basic philosophy of this work is to optimize the cache performance of the code by splitting up the grid into smaller blocks and carrying out the required calculations on these smaller blocks. This in turn leads to enhanced code performance on commodity clusters. Accordingly, this work presents a discussion along with a detailed description of two techniques: external and internal blocking, for data access optimization. These techniques have been tested on steady, unsteady, laminar, and turbulent test cases and the results are presented. The critical hardware parameters which influenced the code performance were identified. A detailed study investigating the effect of these parameters on the code performance was conducted and the results are presented. The modified version of the code was also ported to the current state-of-art architectures with successful results.

Submitted by JOEL ABRAHAM MARTINEZ GONZALEZ (zanka83@hotmail.com) on 2018-06-04T14:18:38Z No. of bitstreams: 1 Martinez_Gonzalez_Joel_A_Dissertação.pdf: 1694647 bytes, checksum: 371cf0257618557ba85535d6c6fe80f5 (MD5) / Approved for entry into archive by Lucilene Cordeiro da Silva Messias null (lubiblio@bauru.unesp.br) on 2018-06-05T13:53:40Z (GMT) No. of bitstreams: 1 martinezgonzales_ja_me_bauru.pdf: 1643520 bytes, checksum: b7beaa3669364f5fe877c8f7fd93ce92 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2018-06-05T13:53:40Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 martinezgonzales_ja_me_bauru.pdf: 1643520 bytes, checksum: b7beaa3669364f5fe877c8f7fd93ce92 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2018-03-29 / Outra / O objetivo do presente estudo foi determinar a influênc ia de variáveis biomecânicas na capacidade anaeróbia e no desempenho avaliado com um único esforço supramáximo , e se essa relação é dependente da experiência de treinamento refletida na técnica de corrida. Participaram n este estudo descritivo 22 homens s audáveis ( 29,18 ± 7,13 anos, 175,27 ± 5,8 estatura e 71,54 ± 8,52 de massa), divididos em dois grupos, fisicamente ativo (n = 11) e corredores amadores (n = 11) com V O 2máx de 43,17 ± 4,46 mL·kg - 1 ·min - 1 para atividade física e 55,45 ± 5,58 mL·kg - 1 ·min - 1 para corredores amadores, respectivamente. Os voluntários realizaram três esforços supramáximos em dias diferentes a 115% da intensidade associada a V O 2max (i V O 2max115% ) para estimar a capacidade anaeróbia (CA), calcular o trabalho mecânico total (W [tot] ) e testar a confiabilidade dos dados biomecânicos variáveis (isto é, trabalho mecânico e cinemática de corrida). Foram calculadas as correlações de Pairwise Person entre todas as variáveis biomecânicas e AC, bem como o desempenho de esforço supramáxi mo para verificar as correlações e uma análise de regressão múltipla foi calculada para obter o melhor preditor de AC e desempenho do esforço supramáximo. Uma ANOVA two way foi utilizada para verificar a confiabilidade dos cálculos do trabalho mecânico e v erificar as diferenças nas variáveis biomecânicas ao longo do esforço supramáximo (dividido em quatro períodos de tempo). Os principais achados do estudo foram: 1) O tempo de balanço (SWT) e a frequência de passos (SF) foram encontrados associados a vari áveis metabólicas nos corredores e somente o trabalho interno (W [int] ) em ati vos . A análise de regressão pareada revelou que essas variáveis explicaram 52,6% e 42,4% da variabilidade na CA. 2) Além disso, em relação ao desempenho supramáximo, a energia potencial (E PE ) explica 47,2% da variabilidade em corredores e o SwT explica 40,8% da variabilidade em ativos . 3) o re - teste teve um efeito de aprendizagem entre os corredores, porque eles usaram 27,42% menos trabalho mecânico no teste válido. É pos sível concluir que SF é o melhor preditor de AC em corredores e o W [int] é o melhor preditor de AC em ativos. A familiarização afeta o trabalho mecânico de acordo com a experiência de corrida. No entanto, o trabalho mecânico pode precisar de mais de dois t estes para se estabilizar. / The purpose of the present study was t o determine the influence of biomechanical variables on anaerobic capacity and performance assessed with a supramaximal effort and if this relationship is depend ing on training expe rience reflected in the running technique . 22 healthy men participated in this descriptive study (29.18 ± 7.13 years , 175.27 ± 5.8 height and 71.54 ± 8.52 of mass ) , divided in two groups, physical active (n=11) and amateur runners (n=11) with a V O 2max of 43.17±4.46 mL · kg - 1 · min - 1 for physical active and 55.45±5.58 mL · kg - 1 · min - 1 for amateur runners respectively. T he volunteers performed three supramaximal effort s in different days at 115% of the intensity associated to V O 2max ( i V O 2max 115% ) i n order to esti mate the anaerobic capacity (AC) , calculate the total mechanical work (W [tot] ) and to test reliability of biomechanical variables (i.e. mechanical work and running kinematics ) . Pairwise Person correlations were calculated between all the biomechanical vari ables and AC as well as supramaximal effort performance to verify correlations and a multiple stepwise regression analysis were calculated in order to obtain the best predictor of AC and supramaximal effort performance. An ANOVA two way was used to verify the reliability of mechanical work calculations and to verify differences in biomechanical variables along the supramaximal effort (divided in four - time periods) . The major findings of the study were : 1) The swing time (SwT) and the step frequency (SF) were found to be associated with metabolic variables in the runners and only the internal work (W [int] ) in physical active . Pairwise regression analysis revealed that these variables explained 52.6% and 42.4% of the variability in AC . 2) In addition, regarding the supramaximal performance, the potential energy ( E PE ) explains 47.2% of the variability in runners and SwT explains 40.8% of the variability in physical active. 3) the re test had a learning effect among runners because they used 27.42% less mechanical w ork in the valid test. It is possible to conclude that SF is the best predictor of AC in runners and the W [int] is the best predictor of AC in physical actives. The familiarization affects the mechanical work according to running experience. However, mecha nical work expenditure may need more than two trials to stabilized.

This paper can be used as a basic material comparing current conditionsat internal accounting and external accounting, it defines different kinds of external accounting for various companies and it searches for possibilities of application for a particular company. The aim is to find out suitability of external accounting for observed subject.

The literature presents us with two distinct, and at times opposed, approaches to strategic management: the use of strategic choice and determinism. This research shows that these approaches can actually be considered as two distinct variables, which create a space or framework in which it is possible to identify, according to the available different amounts of strategic choice and determinism, the four different ontological perspectives of determinism, hard incompatibilism, libertarianism and compatibilism. According to the literature, within each ontological perspective of the strategic choice/determinism framework, companies use different levels of strategic choice and determinism to produce organizational outcomes. This research provides empirical evidence of the real life existence of these ontological perspectives, in which companies’ performance of revenues is driven by a different amount of strategic choice or determinism according to the perspectives in which companies operate. This research also shows that other important performance indicators, such as EBITDA, depend only on deterministic variables, while ROA depends neither on strategic choice nor on deterministic variables. These findings suggest that future research could increase our knowledge on the internal environment of companies, as it could do from the hard incompatibilist perspective, which was not possible to study thoroughly within this research. The research conclusions provide several contributions to both academic knowledge and practice.

The aim of this thesis is to conduct strategic analysis for YORK, spol. s .r. o., specifically an external and an internal analysis. Based on these analyzes, the author suggested the strategy for the chosen company and recommended the future developement. The diploma thesis is divided into the theoretical, methodological and application part. The first part of the thesis explains the basic strategic concepts first. After that, the analyzes for the external and internal environment of the company and the methodology for creating the strategy are characterized. As for the methodology of the thesis, there is described, with what methods for analysis and data collecting the author came to the conclusion. Then the application section follows, which starts with the characteristic of the analyzed company. The external and internal analysis is applied on the company YORK, spol. s r.o. These analyzes define opportunities, threats, strengths and weaknesses. These factors are then processed in a SWOT analysis which synthesizes the acquired findings from the mentioned analyzes above. Based on the SWOT analysis, the strategy and recommendations for YORK, spol. s r. o. are formulated.

The thesis is a critical classification of the business activity of the selected subject. The explanation of the organizational architecture (the background, structure, strategy, culture) is provided to the reader in the theoretical part of the thesis. The analytical part reflects the organizational architecture of the concrete business unit. It is interested in the background of this unit and discovers its culture. The main attention is paid to the strategy of this business unit. The modifications which are based on the external and internal analyse, will assure high-quality offered services, increase of effectiveness, will create competitive advantage and will bring long-term development of this business unit.

The thesis deals with strategic analysis of the enterprise OBALY ČESKO s.r.o. It contains external and internal analysis and an outline of strategy for products VERPALIN and reduced stretch films. In conclusion is given advice.