201. Making the invisible visible : how companies win with the right information, people and ITDonald A. Marchand, William J. Kettinger, John D. Rollins, 2001, developement research Abstract: Making the invisible visible : how companies win with the right information, people and IT Keywords: management, informacijska družba, družbe, strategija, konkurenčnost, vrednotenje, spremembe, zmogljivost, informatika, poslovanje, uspešnost poslovanja, znanje, informacijska tehnologija, maksimizacija, prihodnost, informacije, MIS, sposobnosti, odgovornost, zanesljivost, predstava, meritve, človek, človeški potencial, osebnost, moč, vedenje, behaviorizem, pravila, informacijski viri, raziskovalni projekti Published in RUP: 10.07.2015; Views: 3188; Downloads: 175 Link to full text |
202. Breaktrough technology project managementBennet P. Lientz, Kathryn P. Rea, 1999, manual Abstract: Breaktrough technology project management Keywords: management, planiranje poslovanja, kontrola, poslovno komuniciranje, informacijska tehnologija, projekti, vodenje, manager, management consultants, uspešnost poslovanja, osnove, orodja, projektno vodenje, vodenje projektov, planiranje, stroškovna analiza, strokovno delo Published in RUP: 10.07.2015; Views: 3093; Downloads: 44 Link to full text |
203. Marketing tourism destinations online : strategies for the information age1999, developement research Abstract: Marketing tourism destinations online : strategies for the information age Keywords: marketing, trženje, turizem, Internet, informacijska družba, on-line, informacijski sistemi, MIS, informacijska tehnologija, WWW, World Wide Web, svet, dežele, distribucija, potovanja, prodaja, primeri, case study Published in RUP: 10.07.2015; Views: 3534; Downloads: 30 Link to full text |
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206. Koncept skupnosti v informatični družbiBlaž Lenarčič, 2007, review article Abstract: The article argues that the logic of the functioning of the current (informational) society establishes a different concept of community, not necessarily defined by closely integrated groups of individuals from territorially proximate areas, but primarily including solidarity networks of (territorially distant) individuals, which are enabled by and based on new information and communication technologies (ICTs). Such spatial restructuring of the organisation of society is an extension of the concept of community from physical to cyberspace. This argument is based on the premise that the conception of community is closely related to the conception of social action space. For this reason, the article is divided into two parts. The first part presents in detail the new (cyber) space of social dynamics generated by new ICTs. This also establishes the theoretical framework for the second, key, part of the article, in which the arguments supporting the concept of virtual communities are presented. The reasoning is based on major sociological concepts of community established to date whose common characteristic is that they are not limited merely to neighbourhoods and villages or a determinate territory. Namely, such a definition of society represents an important starting point for reflection on the conceptualisation of community in the information society, where individuals are able, through new ICTs, to create, build up and maintain interpersonal relationships independent of temporal-territorial obstacles. Although some consensus about the existence of virtual communities can be found among researchers on the intuitive level, there is as yet no generally accepted and uniform definition of such communities. This is one reason why scientific argumentation of this concept presents certain types of problems or doubts, which are also treated in detail in the present article. The main conclusion of the article is that modern individuals possess egocentric social networks or communities consisting of relatively weak bonds, which are maintained in the physical as well as cyberspace. On the basis of this it can be deduced that the term community in today's society can refer to social aggregations located in a determinate territory both in the physical as well as cyberspace Keywords: virtualna skupnost, teritorialna skupnost, kibernetski prostor, IKT, informacijsko-komunikacijska tehnologija, tehnološke novosti Published in RUP: 10.07.2015; Views: 3245; Downloads: 26 Link to full text |
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208. Organization development and changeThomas G. Cummings, Christopher G. Worley, 2005, higher education textbook Keywords: organizacija, organizacijski razvoj, spremembe, teorija, kadri, tehnologija, proučevanje dela, uporaba človeških zmogljivosti, case study, zdravstveno varstvo, izobraževanje, javni sektor, organization, organizational development, changes, theory, personnel, technology, work study, human resource management, case study, health care, training, public sector Published in RUP: 10.07.2015; Views: 4508; Downloads: 101 Link to full text |
209. Complex demands on teaching require innovation : case method & other techniques2000, proceedings Keywords: poučevanje, učne metode, učni proces, didaktika, mišljenje, študij, izobraževalni sistemi, aplikacija, ustvarjalnost, kreativnost, spremembe, razvoj, interakcije, podjetništvo, management, posvetovanja, zborniki, metode, primeri, case study, tehnika, zaznavanje, mednarodne organizacije, mednarodna kooperacija, teamsko delo, multimedia, inovativno poslovanje, multidisciplinarni vidik, Internet, informacijska tehnologija, izobraževanje, simulacija, simulacijski modeli Published in RUP: 10.07.2015; Views: 3200; Downloads: 38 Link to full text |
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