• BUSINESS & “INDUSTRY 4.0”

    Corporate culture and teamwork in the digital era

    Industry 4.0, Vol. 9 (2024), Issue 2, pg(s) 66-70

    The topic of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, the evolution of jobs, and consequently changes in human capital issues is of increasing interest to researchers policy makers, and managers from corporate practice. Corporate culture is a tool for implementing the changes that come with the digital era. Teamwork is part of an adaptive corporate culture that creates the conditions for innovation and technological progress. The present study aims to investigate whether the relationship between Industry 4.0 tools and human resource management in this era (Smart HR 4.0) is mediated by the teamwork climate in the enterprise. The research was conducted by questionnaire survey in 115 industrial enterprises in Slovakia. The respondents were low, middle and top level managers. The PLS-SEM (Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modelling) method was used to test the proposed hypotheses. The hypotheses were statistically tested at α = 0.05 level. The results of the performed analyses were processed using the statistical software SmartPLS 3. The hypothesis of the mediating effect of teamwork in the relationship of Industry 4.0 and SmartHR4.0 was confirmed. Partial mediation was found, with the indirect effect contributing by 32 percent to the total effect. The findings indicate that teamwork is an important mean of support in various innovative management tools, including HR and SmartHR4.0 implementation.

  • THEORETICAL PROBLEMS IN INNOVATIONS

    Measuring of the innovative potential of human resources

    Innovations, Vol. 8 (2020), Issue 2, pg(s) 49-53

    This paper provides an overview of theoretical approaches and methods used to assess the innovative potential of human resources and identification of the key elements and conditions for development of the innovative potential. We suggest indicators to measure the innovative potential assessment which include assessment of opportunities that the external environment provides for implementation of the innovative potential, the effectiveness of implementation of the innovative potential, and the resources available for innovation. The following conditions for development of the innovative potential of human resources were identified: ethical norms and values existing in the society that support the drive to the unknown and a hard work based on the creative approach, a system of continuous education and propagation of innovative activities in the society, a high level of income and a high quality of life, an open and non-conservative social environment.

  • BUSINESS & “INDUSTRY 4.0”

    CHANGES IN THE APPLICATION OF METHODS AND TECHNIQUES IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF MANAGERIAL FUNCTIONS IN THE CONTEXT OF THE IMPACT THE FOURTH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

    Industry 4.0, Vol. 4 (2019), Issue 6, pg(s) 306-308

    Tools, which are used while carrying out of the individual managerial functions are constantly evolving and responding to the changes of outer environment. In current conditions the most significant factor, which effects business environment, is Industry 4.0. It is a phenomenon associated mainly with automatization, digitalization and the Internet of Things. The main aim is to identify changes in the application of methods and techniques in carrying out of the individual managerial functions in the context of the impact of the Fourth industrial revolution on the theoretical level, based on a research of available scientific literature. The results of the theoretical research point to the fact that the topic of industry 4.0 is new in the context of management, and the research does not have any influence on the individual managerial functions, which are planning, organizing, controlling, human resources management and leadership. Most of the scientific work focuses on the field planning, organizing and controlling. On the other hand, not mentioned are the functions like human resources management and leadership, within the effects of the Fourth Industrial Revolution on the tools and methods, which are used for the implementation.

  • THE CONCEPT OF KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT IN THE REGION AS A BASIS OF ESTIMATION OF CONDITIONS OF INNOVATIVE ACTIVITY

    Machines. Technologies. Materials., Vol. 12 (2018), Issue 9, pg(s) 355-357

    Innovative activity in a region is considered in terms of the knowledge management concept. An approach is proposed for assessing the conditions for innovative activity on the basis of three groups of indicators: indicators, characterizing the financial conditions for innovative activity; indicators, characterizing human resources; indicators, characterizing the knowledge generation sources in a region and their accessibility. The obtained integral estimation allows us to classify regions and, on this basis, differentiate innovation policy.

  • SOCIETY & ”INDUSTRY 4.0”

    SOCIAL ASPECTS OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CONCEPT "INDUSTRY 4:0": RISKS AND PROSPECTS FOR THE TRANSFORMATION OF HUMAN RESOURCES

    Industry 4.0, Vol. 2 (2017), Issue 6, pg(s) 302-306

    The formation and development of the concept "Industry 4: 0" is associated with significant changes in the structure and characteristics of human resources. It concerns the problems of the new structure of employment, the transformation of the educational system, the deepening of regional disparities. At the same time, the actions developed within the concept, including various programs, don’t pay due attention to possible social risks and measures to reduce them.

  • BUSINESS

    HUMAN RESOURCES AND INNOVATION ACTIVITY OF ENTERPRISE

    Science. Business. Society., Vol. 1 (2016), Issue 1, pg(s) 42-44

    The company operates in a dynamically changing environment, it must keep up with current changes and even overtake those changes using upcoming opportunities. Moreover, the company must have strong ability to create and implement innovation, because thanks to them, in many areas of its activity, the company performs its market’s tasks and developing. The company’s innovative activity depends mainly on human resources, knowledge and entrepreneurship, which essence lies in creating and searching for innovation and discovering new relations in the economic system. The advantage of modern enterprise is its human resources and their development, learning and creativity capability. The aim of the study is to isolate the factors influencing the activity of innovative enterprises.

  • TECHNOLOGIES

    AN ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN BULGARIA – POSSIBLE OR NOT FOR YOUNG PEOPLE

    Machines. Technologies. Materials., Vol. 11 (2017), Issue 3, pg(s) 131-133

    All European countries including Bulgaria need to promote the entrepreneur spirit through young people, to encourage the creation of new business and to stabilize the institutional and culture environment for innovations. The encouragement and advancement of present and future entrepreneurs (mostly young people) is a basic mechanism to revive the Bulgarian economy and ground the post crisis development. Using a survey is made an investigation through young people with bachelor degree in economics and their readiness for entrepreneurship. Findings from this study indicate that there are many challenges and problems that are an obstacle to start business in Bulgaria but many young people have motivation for entrepreneurship.

  • BUSINESS & “INDUSTRY 4.0”

    THE HUMAN CAPITAL RATIFICATION – A KEY FACTOR FOR DEVELOPMENT

    Industry 4.0, Vol. 2 (2017), Issue 1, pg(s) 42-44

    The maturing of markets and market relations lead to increased competiveness and consumer’s requirements as well as transform the quality as a factor of company’s success and survival. Increasing the human resource quality through using and applying appropriate methods and technics contributes to the organization stability. The human resources transformation into human capital is a basic condition for development of the enterprises. The survey is based upon own questionnaire through the employee in event management company. The results indicate that taking measures in accordance with the new good practices and motivation policies lead to positive changes and development of the company.

  • SOCIETY & ”INDUSTRY 4.0”

    THE FUTURE OF EMPLOYMENT – CHALLENGES IN HUMAN RESOURCES THROUGH DIGITALIZATION

    Industry 4.0, Vol. 1 (2016), Issue 2, pg(s) 128-131

    New information and communication technologies have entered the market, facilitating full automation across a broad range of industries. This development is called Industry 4.0. Current predictions claim, there will be a redistribution of the workforce and a redesign of job profiles. New requirements are being placed on employees in terms of digital competence, problem solving or humanmachine communication. For companies, it is going to be crucial to develop an adequate personnel development strategy as part of their corporate strategy, thus providing various accompanying measures for the change process. What are the challenges the Human Resources departments are facing in their efforts to support their employees? This paper deals with various aspects of human resources and the impact of digitalization on the workplace of the future. Therefore a capability maturity model was developed and will be presented within this article. Using the model, companies can detect their individual level of digitization in the Human Resources field and will be able to implement a future development strategy.