The GAP of importance of design in business between 2014 and 2016

Kramoliš, Jan; Kotásková, Anna

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“…VarRvenue and Profitability are the dependent variables of the models we use for testing hypotheses 1 and 2, respectively. As Kramolis & Kotaskova (2018) point out, some companies operate in both fields (B2B and B2C ecommerce), whereas a certain number of companies operates in one field only (further referred to as "pure B2B" or "pure B2C"). So, B2B, B2C and B2B&B2C are the e-commerce indicators included in the regression equations as independent variables.…”

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“…In this regard, we must take into account that it may take some time for the benefits of the implementation of B2B/B2C e-commerce on both sales and profitability to be relevant. This is because implementing B2B e-commerce is time consuming, and the long-term impact on an organization may be unclear for some time (Kramolis & Kotaskova, 2018). Therefore, as an attempt to capture such an effect, we developed two models for each of the dependent variables we considered.…”

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Impact of E-Commerce Sales on Profitability and Revenue. The Case of the Manufacturing Industry

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2019

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E-commerce has grown significantly in recent years. Although the factors that contribute to the implementation of e-commerce have been studied in prior literature, little has been done about the impact that the introduction of e-commerce has on both profitability and revenue. This is important because, as Solow (1987) points out, the information technology expenditures do not always allow firms to achieve a better performance. For this purpose, the authors use the data from the Spanish Survey on Business Strategies (ESEE). The research covers an eight-year period (2008-2015). 2,544 Spanish companies belonging to the manufacturing sector were analysed. Results show that neither business-to-business (B2B) nor business-to-consumers (B2C) e-commerce seem to have influence on the revenue growth. Therefore, a substitution effect may exist between the sales by physical channels and e-commerce sales. However, the authors have found evidence that companies which adopt a high level of e-commerce (B2C and B2C simultaneously) immediately experience increase in their profitability. Moreover, if firms adopt only B2B or B2C the positive effects on profitability are achieved in the year subsequent to that of the measurement of the e-commerce status.

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Impact of E-Commerce Sales on Profitability and Revenue. The Case of the Manufacturing Industry

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García-Diez

2019

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“…Both of these categories can further be divided into the impact on the taxpayer, that is the client/user, and the impacts on the public administration. From the financial point of view, the greatest importance should be attached to those impacts of a permanent nature or that have a repeated effect [6,28].…”

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Process Model of the Economic Efficiency of the Financial Administration of an EU Member State

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Dobrovič

2021

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The current reform of Slovakia’s tax system is a part of the country’s comprehensive tax and levies reform. The reform should contribute to improving and making public finances more efficient. However, its implementation in practice is problematic due to the attitudes and problems of both the professional public and business entities. The aim of this contribution is to help students and business entities to understand the tax system reforms. The contribution is based on information from the main actors of the tax reforms. The data were obtained during 3 months (2019 – 2020) using the questionnaire method. These were processed using basic statistical methods of the descriptive type, followed by an analysis of the principal factors and factor analysis. The factor analysis was crucial for our contribution because it identified 5 significant indicators with regards to the assessment of the reforms and the functioning of the tax system. Subsequently, a correspondence analysis was conducted of the factor “Electronisation/computerisation – greater user comfort” to find out the differences in the perception hereof among the respondents. The contribution therefore provides a new perspective on the evaluation and functioning of the reforms of the Financial Administration’s management system in the Slovak Republic. Within the framework of the research into this matter, and with a view to increasing the efficiency of the system globally, we also looked at the existing functional organizational structures and tax administration systems in Hungary, Poland, Czech Republic and Slovenia. On the basis of trend analysis, we can assume that the upcoming reform of the Tax and Customs Administrations will significantly contribute to the increasing efficiency of the system and to the positive perception of taxes, which are currently viewed as a socially unpopular obligation.

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“…The companies truly realize this fact and the research outcome is a statement that majority of companies are confident that design (as a creative component of business and maintaining profit potential) will play a more important part in the future. The companies are rather uninterested in the short-term aspect because they are aware of the fact that the impact of this discipline is long-term (Kramoliš, 2015;Kramoliš & Kotásková, 2018) within a period of three to five years.…”

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Design Management as Crucial Creative Essence for Business Success in Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises

2020

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The main purpose of this paper is to work with a proposal that small and medium-sized enterprises are aware of the importance of design and also attribute an important role to it in the competition in the future. Is design really a company’s potential and will it be of greater importance to companies? The approach is based on theoretical sources and completed studies dealing with design management and its relation to prosperity. Two hypotheses, that verify the thesis, are statistically tested on the significance level 0.05. Practical implications confirm the thesis and undisputedly support the issue of the importance of design for business success in small and medium-sized enterprises. Both in the area of increasing the competitive potential and the increasing importance in the future. Therefore, future commercial impact is proven by statistical tests. The originality of the article lies primarily in the data freshness in connection with the cur-rent economic situation. There is a prediction that the Czech gross domestic product is at its peak and significant growth is not expected. It means that this is the last opportunity for companies to prepare for hyper-competition. One of the power that companies have at their disposal to assure a place in the market is design management.

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The GAP of importance of design in business between 2014 and 2016

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Impact of E-Commerce Sales on Profitability and Revenue. The Case of the Manufacturing Industry

Impact of E-Commerce Sales on Profitability and Revenue. The Case of the Manufacturing Industry

Process Model of the Economic Efficiency of the Financial Administration of an EU Member State

Design Management as Crucial Creative Essence for Business Success in Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises

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