Logistics in the Function of Customer Service – Relevance for the Engineering Management

The use of Transaction Costs Theory in Interorganizational Design

“…At the beginning of the 21st century, Marks and Mirvis analyzing the trends in the establishment and survival of mergers and acquisitions practice stated that three out of four mergers and acquisitions do not achieve the assigned strategic and financial goals [24] because as noted by psychologist Harry Levinson -"when companies merge and acquire, It's a lot like falling and love" [25] In order to improve these processes Marke and Mirvis analyzed the strategic and psychological challenges that organizations have to have and which should solve on the best way in the preparatory phase of this process in order to improve their performance [26][27][28][29]. Soon the factor analysis by which the theory tried to explain failures of a large number of mergers and acquisitions evaluated from traditional and rational factors to the soft factors of what the human factors and organizational behavior are [30][31][32][33].…”

Review on Land-Based Wheeled Robots

“…The structured/semi-structured environments are also termed as Indoor (2-D) environments while the unstructured environments are termed as Outdoor (3-D) environments. A basic motion problem for a land based wheeled robot is to plan its path through static and dynamic objects and to reach its destination [13]. A user may program the robot to travel via various paths such as the least time path or the least cost path.…”

Complex Testing of the Bridges

“…When the force P acts, it is clear that the reactions of the vehicle at the point approximately correspond to half of the range of the pile, causing a change of the elastic line, which indicates that there is a second tone of oscillation [30][31][32][33][34][35][36][37]. The appearance of opening cracks in the investigated column, is also noticed, which further threatens the local stability of the bridge as a whole (Fig.…”