The thesis focuses on the role of small and medium enterprises in the development of rural region, namely in the area of the town of Havlíčkův Brod. An analysis of the structure of small and medium enterprises in the selected rural region has been carried out. In addition, the way of the small and medium enterprises engagement in development of the town is defined. On basis of an analysis of primary and se-condary data, recommendations on how the support in development of rural areas in relation to small and medium enterprises should be oriented are put forward.

The main aim of the diploma thesis is to identify the risks and barriers of the internationalization process of Czech micro-enterprises in agrarian industry. The theoretical part deals with internationalization and globalization, small, medium and micro businesses, motivators, risks and barriers related to foreign market. The second part is devoted to analysis of the current situation of small, medium and micro-entities in the Czech Republic. The factors of motivation, barriers and risks of internationalization of chosen enterprises are described based on results of in-depth interview by author. The data is compared with results from different sectors and surveys. Furthermore, there are proposals which lead to elimination of problematic factors

This thesis is focused on CRM systems for small and medium-sized enterprises operating in the B2B market. The main goal was to identify the needs and possibilities of the use of CRM systems in small and medium-sized enterprises operating in the B2B market and propose the appropriate CRM systems for this target group. Needs of small and medium-sized enterprises were explored by qualitative research by individual structured interviews. In the next part of the thesis I selected 33 CRM systems which I analyzed for the required functionality. In the last part of the thesis I evaluated the selected CRM systems for small and medium-sized enterprise according to criterions: price, customer service and user-friendliness.

Free time in today's life is becoming more and more important. The development of modern society and specialization of labor market today divides more obviously time for responsibilities and pastime. Leisure time is a very individual matter and its form is dependent on many aspects. Age and the size of the place of residence belong to those aspects that influence spending our free time. The relation between them became the core topic of this thesis. The practical part is based on my own research in three urban areas of different size in Nachod district. The research analyses the offer of free time activities as well as the attitude of the inhabitants in relation to their age and the size of town. The core task of this practical part was to look for any causal links. Deeper analysis shows that there is a certain coherence between the age of inhabitants, the size of their town and the style of spending leisure time, nevertheless this influence is not very significant. It is above all a very individual matter.

This thesis evaluates the current status of the small and medium-sized enterprises in the brewing industry in terms of competitiveness and their market position. It reviews the effectiveness and possibilities for further development of two companies in the Pilsen region which belong to the category of small and medium-sized enterprises - the restaurant breweries: Lukrecius a.s. and Akciový pivovar Letiny a.s. Small and meidum-sized enterprises have lower economic strength compared to large businesses. Another problem that affects almost all enterprises in The Czech Republic since the middle of the year 2016 is the shortage of staff. Even the restaurant breweries are affected by these problems. Small breweries have been developing fast since 2013. About 50 new small breweries are founded every year. To become competitive, the breweries must have a certain competitive advantage so they need to know their strengths and weaknesses and above all, they must know the business environment in their area. The companies are usually very closesly connected with the region where they operate.

The concept is created with limitations imposed by related laws and standards in mind.The problem of an usage and a placement is discussed from both local (Czech Republic) and a global perspective in the first part of the thesis.The second part contains the study itself, which is concerned with specification of a minimal space and a layout based on the standards and examples of existing buildings.The study is then elaborated on into an accompanying documentation for few selected variants.Moreover the thesis includes a thermal study of the design of a frame structure and an estimation of an construction cost based on economic indicators.The last part of the thesis provides a comparison of proposed design variants while pointing out it's strengths and weaknesses.

This thesis provides a bridge between two strands of efficiency literature. As we describe in the first part, the theory of efficiency is generally focused on equilibrium and mild devia- tions from it. In contrast, empirical studies document large variations in efficiency that are persistent in real economies. We describe two theoretical concepts as driving forces behind fluctuating performance of companies. Firstly, efficiency is derived from competition and is dynamic by its nature. As production happens in time, changing supply and demand conditions induce the ne- cessity to continuously adjust production processes. These changes are implemented under conditions of uncertainty, which directly leads to regular inefficiencies, implying that out- of-equilibrium situations are normal rather than rare. Secondly, standard models typically rely on price exogeneity to separate technical and allocative components of overall economic efficiency. We point out that this assumption is likely to fail due to extreme heterogeneity of the units of analysis. We elaborate in detail on the significance of heterogeneity in efficiency models, especially the heterogeneity of capital. As a result we demonstrate how various combinations of heterogeneous assets imply further swings in efficiency. We show that integrating both...

The aim of the thesis on the topic: Creating a business plan was a comprehensive literature search process based on the study of literature and the subsequent creation of a business plan so that it can be used as a realistic basis for the authority to implement in practice. The submitter of the business plan is the ISS Czech sro, which until the end of 2012 plans to open his own store, which also served as a supply point for already established Internet business if the business plan show that it is for the company from a strategic and marketing perspective advantageous.

The aim of the study is the characterization of process management in selected small and medium enterprises, review the level of the individual processes, influence processes to achieve strategic goals. The diploma thesis is divided into theoretical and application part. The theoretical part contains basic knowledges on process management. This information is obtained by the study of literature and scientific articles. The application part includes an analysis of process management, strategic policy goals, assessment of the processes influencing the goals. Both companies are compared. Appropriate recommendations for companies are proposed to basis of the comparison.

My thesis is aimed to assess the development of small and medium size businesses in the Pilsen Region. This aim was being achieved with my research of the small and medium size business activity in the Pilsen Region. The conclusion encompasses the aims and the results of the thesis. In this chapter a final interpretation of the small and medium size businesses development conditions is given and there are various concepts and references as well.