Inovativni Modeli Poslovanja U Funkciji Održivog Razvoja U Poštanskom Sektoru

Milutinović, Jelena; Popović, D

doi:10.37528/ftte/9788673954318/postel.2020.015

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“…Additionally, Walmart is pledging to ensure employees have been on the job for at least 12 months before being allowed into customers' homes and will include brief biographies of each worker in its delivery app to personalize the experience and start building trusting customers of this service. In the future, work is expected on regulations that could regulate complicated relationships between users and service providers, because providing privacy in this way is very susceptible to abuse, while on the part of the service provider, it reduces delivery failure to zero [32].…”

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The role of crowdshipping in sustainable city logistics

Milutinović,

Veličković,

Grgurović

et al. 2023

Second International Conference on Advances in Traffic and Communication Technologies (ATCT 2023)

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In recent years, city logistics has gained more and more importance. Cities are faced with numerous challenges, such as the increase in the number of inhabitants, the increase in exhaust gas emissions, the increase in noise in urban areas, traffic congestion, etc. In terms of logistics, there has been an increase in delivery vehicles in traffic, a lack of parking spaces, infrastructure problems such as traffic bottlenecks, locating and building distribution centers, etc. The growth of e-commerce drastically affects the number of delivery vehicles and the effects they bring. A potential solution, based on the principles of sustainable development, which would have an impact on the city's economy and environment in the future, is crowdshipping. This solution represents the integration of passenger and freight traffic. Using the strategy of the sharing economy, crowdshipping is based on an already existing transport network in which passengers, in addition to traveling for their own needs, get an additional role as needed, which is most often reflected in the form of transport, i.e. the delivery of cargo/small goods. The advantages of this model are great both for ordinary citizens and for companies whose shipments/cargo are transported every day, as well as for courier operators.

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Section: Crowdshipping and Public Transportmentioning

confidence: 99%

The role of crowdshipping in sustainable city logistics

Milutinović,

Veličković,

Grgurović

et al. 2023

Second International Conference on Advances in Traffic and Communication Technologies (ATCT 2023)

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“…In pedagogical theory and practice, museum learning is an issue that arouses the interest of numerous authors who have been dealing with various aspects of museum learning and its organization for many years (Andre, Durksen, & Volman, 2017;Milutinović, Gajić, & Klemenović, 2008;Hein, 1998). When observed through a historical prism, one can assert that museum learning has a series of specificities among which one can single out the possibility of introducing children to real-life objects, thus offering them an opportunity to experience a contextual learning process, through direct contact with objects of knowledge (Milutinović, 2019).…”

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confidence: 99%

Digital Tools in Museum Learning – a Literature Review From 2000 to 2020

Pavlović

2022

FU Teach Learn Teach Ed

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This paper discusses the relationship between new technologies and learning in museums, as a significant issue that is increasingly occupying the attention of many researchers, especially in developed countries. The connection between digital technologies and modernization of the learning process in museums is pointed out, which is more and more present, and is becoming an integral part of formal education. Museums, as institutions for the preservation of tradition and culture, are increasingly using digital media in their practice, as intermediaries in the development of a system of culture and tradition knowledge among the younger generations. The aim of this paper is to provide a chronological overview of new technologies used for learning in museums, based on the review and analysis of selected literature. For the purposes of this paper, all research studies are classified into four time frames in which the application of digital technologies in learning in museums can be monitored, from the first used tools to the appearance of virtual museums. The results of the research show that there is a connection between the development of new digital technologies and learning in museums, ie that the learning process in museums is modernized and changed in accordance with the development of modern digital tools. The paper concludes that today, learning in museums goes beyond existing traditional models, based on visits, lending of exhibits and lessons in museums and is increasingly becoming a modern learning process based on digital technologies.

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“…The form of modern business at the global level is changing in the procurement of goods and services (Bals and Turkulainen 2021); in green practice of hospitality conditions Piya et al (2022); in circular economy (Husain et al 2021) etc. Current changes in the global environment affect all significant factors in the postal sector (Milutinović and Popović, 2020) and other segments. Authors Husain et al (2021) analyzed business models for the implementation of circular economy by MCDM methods, Fuzzy TOPSIS approach.…”

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Selection of business models in unstable conditions in mining companies

Miletić¹,

Bogdanović²,

Stojanović³

et al. 2022

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This paper aims to rank business models for successfully overcoming socio-economic instability through criteria using an appropriate multicriteria decision-making method (MCDM). In this paper, the AHP method was used to calculate the difficulty criteria. The literature review identified and analyzed six business models: digital business models where companies will be found, competitive advantage models, global, deglobal, market models based on new products and services and customer-built business models. The findings of this research improve the understanding of several business models on the basis of which the management of mining companies can successfully overcome the socio - economically unstable situation.

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Inovativni Modeli Poslovanja U Funkciji Održivog Razvoja U Poštanskom Sektoru

Cited by 3 publications

References 5 publications

The role of crowdshipping in sustainable city logistics

The role of crowdshipping in sustainable city logistics

Digital Tools in Museum Learning – a Literature Review From 2000 to 2020

Selection of business models in unstable conditions in mining companies

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