Srdjan Ljubojevic

Prof. Srdjan Ljubojevic

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Academic Career Length

14Years (2013-Present)

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1 December 2016 in Expert Systems with Applications
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Dragan PamucarDragan Pamucar
Dragan Pamucar
SLSrdjan Ljubojevic
Srdjan Ljubojevic
DKDragan Kostadinović
Dragan Kostadinović
BĐBoban Đorović
Boban Đorović

21 September 2016 in Sustainability
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SDSrđan Dimić
Srđan Dimić
Dragan PamucarDragan Pamucar
Dragan Pamucar
SLSrdjan Ljubojevic
Srdjan Ljubojevic
BĐBoban Đorović
Boban Đorović
The awareness of the need to preserve the environment and establish sustainable development evolved as the result of the development of the world economy and society. Transport plays a very important role in this process. It is recognized as one of the main factors in sustainable development strategy. Strategic transport management model is presented in this paper. It represents a comprehensive and complete strategic management process, beginning from the strategic analysis, then strategy formulation and its implementation to strategic control. What makes this model specific is the development of its phases using contemporary strategic management methods and MCDM (Multicriteria Decision Making) techniques. In this way, subjectivity is avoided and the decision-making process is impartial. To formulate sustainable transport strategy, the authors use a SWOT analysis (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats) and the fuzzy Delphi method as the basis to evaluate impact factors. Fuzzy SWOT analysis is applied to formulate strategic options and the selection of optimal option is realized through DEMATEL (Decision-Making Trial and Evaluation Laboratory)-based ANP (Analytic Network Process). The strategic transport management model is applied to Serbian Oil Industry (NIS) as a company engaged in the production and transport of oil and oil derivatives. The results presented in this paper have shown that this model can be successfully implemented in profit organizations. It also can be used to formulate strategies on the basis of scientific principles and create conditions for successful sustainable strategies implementation.

31 January 2017 in Operational Research
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SLSrdjan Ljubojevic
Srdjan Ljubojevic
Dragan PamucarDragan Pamucar
Dragan Pamucar
DJDragutin Jovanović
Dragutin Jovanović
VVVujadin Vešović
Vujadin Vešović

1 January 2013 in Vojnotehnicki glasnik
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SLSrdjan Ljubojevic
Srdjan Ljubojevic
MAMarko D. Andrejić
Marko D. Andrejić
NDNebojša K. Dragović
Nebojša K. Dragović
Changes in social environment require adequate answers of all organizational systems, including defense systems and their logistic systems. Improvement of management in defense logistics involves good knowledge of management theory and practice, knowledge of the impact of ownership and market on management, knowledge of public and other macroeconomic sectors functioning, broader opening towards environment and the exchange of knowledge, information and lessons learned with international environment. The paper presents theoretical and practical knowledge that is prerequisite for improving the management of defense and the management of defense logistic systems.

1 January 2019 in Vojnotehnicki glasnik
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SDSrđan Dimić
Srđan Dimić
SLSrdjan Ljubojevic
Srdjan Ljubojevic
Forest resource exploitation and the achievement of full forest potential depend on the density and quality of the forest road network. The forest road network has to fulfill multiple functions; it thus has strategic importance in forest management. When planning the forest road network development, decision makers have to consider various technological, economic, social, and environmental factors. A comprehensive and functional approach is needed. A hybrid methodological framework for the formulation of guidelines, within which the strategy for the development of the state-owned forest road network should be defined, is presented in this paper. A fuzzy modification of the A'WOT method is proposed. The model, named FDA'WOT model, is based on an idea to provide a conceptual framework for strategic option selection by combining the fuzzy Delphi technique, the fuzzy SWOT analysis (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats) and the Analytical Hierarchical Process (AHP). The FDA'WOT model overcomes the problems of a classical SWOT analysis related to the vagueness and uncertainties in assessment of the character, impact and relative importance of strategic factors. It is a frame for a multicriteria approach in decision making which allows analytical prioritization of alternative strategic options and selection of an optimal one. The proposed model is applied to a case study of the strategy selection for the forest road network development in the Republic of Serbia. The presented results have shown that the FDA'WOT model can successfully create conditions for sustainable strategy formulation. .