Práce je feasibility studií projektu. Jejím cílem je shromáždit relevantní informace o trhu, technických podmínkách projektu a vyhodnotit její efektivnost z ekonomického hlediska.Zároveň by měla zhodnotit rizika projektu.

The thesis Supply chain management in L'Oréal Czech republic describes and analyses the supply chain of the company. The objective is to define weaknesses of the chain and outline future projects. It analyses the utilization of logistic technologies such as EDI communication, VMI and ECR. In the practical part it focuses in forecasting process in the company. The work suggests new processes and defines parameters that should lead to better results when planning future sales.

This thesis maps factors, that are barrier to more significant cooperation between Czech universities and foreign venture capital funds. On one hand I examine the processes inside of venture capital fund, on the other hand I study the ways, in which is science supported in the Czech Republic, how centres for technology transfers are functioning and how motivated are scientists to patent their findings and start their own business. The result is evaluation of the factors that influence the decision on the investor, who is contemplating investment either in the Czech Republic or USA.

Introducing electronic devices into Public Administration is a long-term process that has begun in the Czech Republic in 1990. Until the present day, a number of measures to support the advancement of Electronic Public Administration has been made. The basic changes were also made in the legislative framework, the Offices of Public Administration, and, in accordance with the strategies of the European Union, some strategic documents have been passed. All these steps have impacted Czech society, the relationship between the citizens, companies and Public Administration. In this Thesis I would like to define the causality between introducing electronic devices and subjects in the Czech Republic and at the end of the Thesis I would point out the impact of the changes on the concrete course of Public Administration. To achieve this goal I am going to use the analytical methods, the ratio analysis that explores the dependencies between the two phenomena, and casual analysis that is focused on the research of phenomena causes. The currently available data shall be used as evaluation input.

The main objective of this thesis is to propose the model of trust based on communication. The objective is to first characterize virtual teams, summarized the theoretical approaches to trust in virtual teams, define the specifics of the communication process in virtual teams and design own model of trust based on communication. The proposed model is achieved on the basis of own research specifically: analysis, synthesis and detailed summary. The summary includes limitations of particular papers and weaknesses of research, what is taken into the consideration for the proposed model. The proposed model is based on the active form of trust that is build on proactive approach of team leader in the first phase of virtual team's life cycle and later on communication strategies through dialogue technique leading to shared mental models. The proposed model describes the process of building trust in first two stages of the virtual team's life cycle together with the implications for the leader: How to build trust in virtual teams through the communication.

Dissertation thesis in theoretical part deals with the influence of information and communication technologies on financial reporting, discusses the financial reporting aspects of the Internet, describes the characteristics and use of XML and XBRL, identifies opportunities and risks of electronic documents and possible changes in the work of auditors. Practical part provides an empirical survey on how financial statements are being published in the Czech Republic via the Internet. The sample of entities identifies and then presents the place and form of disclosure of financial statements to users with a view to regulating the relevant legislation.

Goal of this thesis is to analyse sequence of events that led to current situation on the solar market in Czech Republic. Based on this analysis, current situation and scenarios for the near future from the point of view of large power utility company are described. For this aim, analysis of macro-environment is employed and focuses in detail on legislative and technological factors. Definition of possible scenarios starts with the description of current situation of saturated market. Solar power plants are then presented as reasonable equity investment from the point of view of large power utility company. Assumptions and entry data are described and the investment is evaluated using the net present value evaluation tool. For chosen entry parameters, sensitivity analysis is performed. This thesis then defines the situation when electricity produced from solar irradiation becomes competitive with other conventional sources.

This diploma thesis deals with question about real impact of information and communication technology on current organizations and what is a real benefit of using information and communication technologies (ICT) for organizations and their surroundings. Thesis is divided into two main parts, theoretical and practical one. In the first part, there is theoretical base for problematic about organization and ICT and their mutual relations. At the end of this part I tried to summarize the impact of ICT on organization and society, according to obtained material, collected information and logic. In the second part there is presented an organization department of selected company without typical ICT support. Based on process analysis taking place in this unit, there is list of identified information needs of this processes and how they are met. Finally I will try to recommend some solutions to improve the current situation.

On étudie dans cette thèse le transfert de technologie à travers la licence de brevet dans des modèles à la Hotelling, à la Salop puis à deux dimensions. On trouve que le régime optimal dépend des coûts de production , de la taille de l'innovation et du modèle géographique de la localisation des consommateurs. On montre qu'un prix fixe peut être optimal dans un modèle à deux dimensions et qu'une royaltie peut être optimale même pour une innovation intense dans un modèle à la Hotelling quand les coûts sont asymétriques et que la firme innovatrice est inefficiente en terme de coûts. / We study in this thesis technology transfer through patent licensing in a Hotelling mdel, a Salop model and a two dimensionnal model. We find that the optimal licensing regime depends on the costs, on the size of the innovation and the geographic model of consumers locations. We show that a fixed fee can be optimal in a two dimensionnal model and that royalty licensing can be optimal even for a drastic ennovation in a Hotelling model with asymmetric costs and ineficient patent holder.

La Philosophie est depuis toujours une posture sui generis devant la réalité, une manière spécifique de comprendre le réel ; et l’attitude philosophique est celle de l’insatisfaction devant les données présentes faisant que la recherche constante, pour dévoiler ce qu’est au tour de nous, soit la caractéristique la plus remarquable de la propre Philosophie.L’inconfort intellectuel qui, d’ailleurs anime tout le parcours de l’évolution de la pensée, d’abord, liée à la recherche de moyens pour faire face au milieu de l’homme en tant que vivant, caractérise toujours la nature humaine.En discutant sur les cultures et les technologies de l’information et de la communication, nous croyons nous introduire à l’un des problèmes fondamentalement humains, en ce sens que nous cherchons par-là comprendre dans quelle mesure nous pouvons traiter tels acquis de l’humanité qui sont universels, mais, qui, dans la pratique, se conçoivent dans la singularité des peuples. D’ailleurs, s’il est vrai que l’homme a cette caractéristique de ne pas se laisser dresser par le milieu, mais, au contraire de le dominer, il est également vrai que les milieux sont divers et, dans ces diversités, les hommes essayent des manières diverses à transformer ces milieux. Comment alors traiter ces diversités ? Quelle place devons-nous accorder aux expériences cachées dans les logiques de vie, de l’ensemble des valeurs qui ne sont pas forcément du domaine de la connaissance universelle ? Mais, également, avec quelle légitimité les expériences non cachées doivent s’imposer dans l’univers des cultures ?C’est dans cette problématique que nous essayons de proposer la présente réflexion, en faisant intervenir les technologies de l’information et de la communication dans leurs diverses acceptions.En effet, l’histoire témoigne que les rapports humains ne sont pas toujours dans la perspective de rapprochement des cultures, et beaucoup d’acquis des hommes ont été conçus comme des conditions pour justifier les guerres, les dominations et les divisions entre les hommes. Cette réalité fait qu’en même temps on voit, actuellement, les technologies de l’information et de la communication comme un outil à l’échelle planétaire, on puisse s’inquiéter grandement par sa prise paradigmatique dans la question du développement qui, comme nous le démontrons, exige d’autres interventions et attentions que celles des technologies de l’information et de la communication mêmes.En pensant à la possibilité de la contribution des technologies de l’information et de la communication dans le souci du développement, mais en constatant par ailleurs que l’analphabétisme rend presque impossible l’appropriation de celles-ci, nous croyons que tout passe par une reconstitution et reconsidération des pratiques spécifiques des personnes, en particulier l’agriculture, comme moyens pour faire face à leurs milieux.Nous revenons, de cette façon à la question de la technique (en considérant la technologie comme état perfectionné de celle-ci) et à la nécessité d’accorder la place à la pensée technique qui rend possible le fait que tout l’homme dans ses conditions spécifiques, ne puisse pas être un simples produit de son milieu. / Since ancient times, Philosophy is a posture sui generis in front of reality, a specific manner of understanding reality: the philosophical attitude is characterized by permanent dissatisfaction regarding to available data. It is this dissatisfaction that turns permanent research, which is designed to find out what is around us, into the most remarkable characteristic of Philosophy.The uncomfortable reasoning, which accompanies the evolution of philosophical thought characterized by permanent searching of ways of dealing with the challenges of the environment in which human beings live, is the main trait of human nature. By examining cultures and information and communication technologies, we believe we are introducing ourselves to one of the really typical human problem, in the sense that we are seeking to find out how we can examine these universal assets of the humanity, but which are, in practice, shaped in the singularity of the people. Moreover, while it is true that the human beings share this characteristic of not enabling the environment to defeat them, but they do whatever they can to dominate it, it is also true that environments are varied and, within this diversity, the human beings test several manners of dealing with different environments. How, then, can this diversity be examined? What role do we attribute to the set of experiences hidden under these life patterns, that is to say, the set of values that do not belong to universal knowledge? With which legitimacy the experiences not hidden should impose themselves upon the universe of cultures?It is within this context that we propose the current analysis, which is based in different acceptations of ICT. As a matter of fact, history demonstrates that human relationships do not always tend to approach different cultures, and that several human deeds were conceived as conditions to justify wars, domination and division among human beings. This fact leads us to a double position: while we keep on regarding ICT as powerful worldwide tools, we start being worried about the fact that ICT are being given a paradigm status in the issue of development, which, as we well demonstrate later, requires other interventions and attentions different from ICT’s.When thinking of the possibility of ICT’s contribution to the issue of development, and when realizing that illiteracy doesn’t enable them to be mastered, we think what has to be done is a reconstitution and reconsideration of peoples’ specific practices, in particular agricultural activities, as a way of dealing with environmental challenges. We are, in this way, back to the issue of technique – conceiving technology as a perfect state of technique – and to the need of attributing a specific role to the technical thought, which enables every human being, in specific conditions, to not just be a simple product of the environment.