The diploma thesis deals with the business of the operators of non-winning entertainment devices. It analyzes the current state of the business environment and the attitudes of entrepreneurs and consumers. As part of the marketing research the orientation analysis, questionnaire surveys and in-depth interviews were carried out. The first questionnaire is focused on the darts players (n = 1036), the second to the general public (n = 214). Within the framework of the research were conducted 15 in-depth interviews with business owners. Based on the results of these researches, business strategies and recommendations are proposed for operators of non-winning entertainment devices and to Union of Darts Organizations.

The thesis is focused on defining the role of small and medium-sized enterprises in the development of rural region – namely rural region municipality with extended powers Uherský Brod. This role is delineated from the perspective of regional development theories and by the economic and social contributions. This thesis describes the structure of small and medium-sized enterprises on national level, county level and in the rural region. Based on primary and secondary data analysis, the thesis gives suggestions and recommendations for support of small and medium-sized enterprises and for development of rural regions.

This diploma thesis deals with design, application and evaluation of individual tools and activities aimed to improve the market position of small and medium-sized enterprises in the sport/fashion sales industry. The goal of this thesis was to evaluate the applied techniques, tools and activities in terms of their usefulness and success, and, if successful, to recommend their use for more companies in the given industry. The evaluation was based on the results of internal activities, which were designed for and applied to the monitored company. The thesis is composed of the theoretical part, which deals with literature search and is based on Czech, Slovak and foreign literature, and a design part that was applied in practice.

Francová, J. Simplified Transfer Pricing for SME. Diploma thesis. Brno: Mendel University, 2015. In 2013 OECD has reviewed Section E on Safe Harbors in Chapter IV of the Transfer Pricing Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises and Tax Authorities, and offered set of simplification measures that, if implemented, would ease transfer pricing processes for specific transaction or tax payer groups. Main focus of this thesis are possible simplification methods or safe harbors that could be used to ease the administrative burden for SME's and propose recommendations on use of such measures in the Czech Republic.

A group of small GTPases consist of over twenty protein families in the super class P-loop. It has a very diverse cell functions. Small GTPases regulate the formation of vesicular follicles, cytoskeleton and nuclear transport. They participate also on cell proliferation and signaling. The aim of my work is to find important amino acids that define family and distinguish each other. I focus on families Arf, Rab, Ran, Ras and Rho. At the Rho family I am also devoted to classes Rho, Rac and Cdc42. Amino acids are identified using bioinformatic programs selected Consurf and Sca5. The objective is also to test P2RANK specialized tool developed at the Charles University in Prague that predict ligand binding sites from protein structure in different families. Founding amino acids can have a big role in the functional divergence of individual families and classes of small GTPases and can be the basis for future study example for the proliferation of cancerous cells. 1.1 Keywords Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)

Analysis of the procedures necessary for raising financial means from the European Union funds in the PLASTY Company. Description of the individual steps of the procedures in case of processing the project applications in the form of guidelines for the applicants asking for the allocation of these financial means. Implementation of the project financial analysis. Elaboration of financial future prospects for a five-year period ahead. Evaluation of the project and a recapitulation of theoretical pieces of knowledge.

High-growth firms in Czechia: geographical and sectoral specifics Abstract This theses focuses on high-growth firms in Czechia, defined as firms with a predetermined year-on-year increase in turnover between years 2012 and 2015. First part is about putting high-growth firms to the context of selected theories of regional development and it also discuss factors of the firm's growth. Further the high-growth firms are analyzed with an emphasis on spatial, sectoral and other specifics. A part focused on revealing specific factors of business growth uwing qualitative methods is also included. The analysis shows that high- growth firms in Czechia are concentrated to metropolitan areas, and whole one third of them are based in Prague. High growth firms are concentrated to the manufacturing and retail and wholesale sectors. The work has suggested that individual companies may have different growth factors and and there is no one specific strategy for a successful firm growth. Keywords: High-growth firms, gazelles, economic geography, small and medium-sized enterprises

This thesis deals with description and analysis of market with web applications to support small business projects. In a theoretical part the reader is familiar with basic concepts relating to project management. Furthermore, reader is familiar with methodology for project management and software development. Part of the theoretical part is analysis of market with web applications. To conclude the theoretical part is found out support of methodologies. A practical part, on the contrary aims, set requirements for a small project. According to these requirements are selected web applications. These web applications are described and according to criterions is selected single web application. In conclusion thesis is reviewed feedback from students. The main contribution of this thesis is found out support of methodologies, overview of free apps, user's guide to application TeamBox and feedback from students subject 4IT115.

This diploma thesis deals with integration of Competitive Intelligence and Business Intelligence into one solution, which would provide small and medium enterprises with maximum amount of information to help them make the right decision. The primary goal of the diploma thesis is to define user's requirements for such system and find for these requirements suitable information resources. Secondary goal is to analyze new Microsoft service called Windows Azure Marketplace Datamarket and its information resources, which could possibly be beneficial for this thesis. Gained information will be used to design the integrated solution. This diploma thesis could be used by companies, which are interested in solution like this, or by companies, which develop these solutions.

The subject of the dissertation 'Regional Differentiation in the Level of Development of Small and Medium-Scale Businesses in the Czech Republic' is the definition, evaluation and analysis of those development factors that influence the development of small and medium-scale businesses in the Czech Republic at different levels of public administration. The factor analysis focuses on four regions which each represent a specific regional type. Therefore the subjects of the analysis are one developing region, two regions with a low growth dynamic and one region in recession. The current and potential possibilities for growth of small and medium-scale businesses in these types of regions have been summarised in the SWOT analyses. The results of these analyses suggest that the particular development factors appear in each region with a different frequency and it is important to determine their further potential. Individual chapters of the dissertation focus on the definition of the concept, the development and the current state of SME in the Czech Republic. They also aim to detect and identify the development factors influencing businesses within individual types of regions. An example study on the issue of regional advisory and information centres revealed that their elimination could lead to slower development SME at the regional and local levels of exposure.