The quality and availability of information, the possibilities of its processing, analysis, sharing, use, automation and application of decision-making methods and modeling in the field of company management
Provider: Univerzita Pardubice
Programme: Studentská grantová soutěž
Implementation period: 01.01.24 - 31.12.24
Workplace:
Fakulta ekonomicko-správní - FES
Investigator: Kuběnka MichalTeam member: Svíčková Aneta | Peterková Kateřina | Šimáčková Kristýna | Snítilová Zuzana | Brodský Zdeněk | Kožená Marcela | Myšková Renáta | Kotková Stříteská Michaela | Svoboda Ondřej | Mlázovský Martin | Dvořáková Anna | Soukupová Nikola | Frenclová Natálie | Svozilová Sára | Boháčová Anita | Kvapilová Markéta | Wasserbauer Adam | Půlpán Jakub | Mandysová Michaela | Sejkora František | Zemanová Barbora | Slavíčková Jana | Makovská Markéta | Honková Irena
Description:
??The right decisions of the manager must be supported by information of sufficient quality and scope, because it is a key element in the decision-making process. A manager's knowledge, experience, and judgment influence the extent and quality of data that is acquired, analyzed, and used. The demand for more information usually means a progressive increase in cost and diminishing marginal utility. The third millennium is characterized by a large volume of available information, which leads to confusion, often even contradictions and the need to apply supporting analyzes and methods for their processing towards the creation of conclusions usable in managerial decision-making. The project researchers aim to analyze, map and evaluate the possibilities of using existing and new information to create conclusions for managerial decisions in the field of marketing, management, accounting and taxes.?
??The right decisions of the manager must be supported by information of sufficient quality and scope, because it is a key element in the decision-making process. A manager's knowledge, experience, and judgment influence the extent and quality of data that is acquired, analyzed, and used. The demand for more information usually means a progressive increase in cost and diminishing marginal utility. The third millennium is characterized by a large volume of available information, which leads to confusion, often even contradictions and the need to apply supporting analyzes and methods for their processing towards the creation of conclusions usable in managerial decision-making. The project researchers aim to analyze, map and evaluate the possibilities of using existing and new information to create conclusions for managerial decisions in the field of marketing, management, accounting and taxes.?
