Jan Dobrovic

Dr. Jan Dobrovic

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Academic Career Length

7Years (2020-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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8 March 2016 in E+M Ekonomie a Management
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RRRastislav Rajnoha
Rastislav Rajnoha
RŠRóbert Štefko
Róbert Štefko
MMMartina Merková
Martina Merková
JDJan Dobrovic
Jan Dobrovic

18 February 2020 in Sustainability
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JSJarmila Straková
Jarmila Straková
Ismi RajianiIsmi Rajiani
Ismi Rajiani
PPPetra Pártlová
Petra Pártlová
JVJan Váchal
Jan Váchal
JDJan Dobrovic
Jan Dobrovic
This paper presents a method of generating a business strategy using value chain analysis. There were 186 manufacturing and industrial enterprises from the Czech Republic. The analysis was carried out using mathematical–statistical methods (dimensional reduction, logit regression and its transformation in order to objectify the opinion level of the managers) and with a neural network in terms of validation of the results of the mathematical–statistical methods. The aim was to determine the significance of different parts of the value chain in terms of their impact on the profitability of an enterprise and to demonstrate its important role in the process of generating business strategy. The significance for the profitability of the enterprises was statistically proven in the area of scientific and technological development, input logistics and human resource management. These parts were identified by the authors as the golden triangle of manufacturing and industry. Purchasing and output logistics were identified as the parts with a negative impact to the profitability of the enterprises. Strong underestimation of scientific and technological development by the top managers of the manufacturing and industrial enterprises is seen as a very negative finding. Neural networks showed higher statistical sensitivity compared to the mathematical–statistical methods (dimensional reduction and logit regression). They defined the value sector chain with the following structure (ranked from the highest degree of positive impact on the profitability of the enterprise): human resource management, scientific and technological development, production, input logistics, purchasing, material management, output logistics, enterprise infrastructure, marketing and sales, service and other supporting services. In conclusion, it is stated that the sector value chain of manufacturing and industrial enterprises will be further decomposed into value chain models of specific industries of the production and industry, such as engineering and construction, intended for direct use in different business entities to generate their unique value chains and corporate strategies.

30 June 2018 in Journal of Competitiveness
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JDJan Dobrovic
Jan Dobrovic
Maya LambovskaMaya Lambovska
Maya Lambovska
PGPeter Gallo
Peter Gallo
VTVeronika Timkova
Veronika Timkova
The scientific periodical journal (indexed on Web of Science) published by the Tomas Bata University in Zlin offers results of basic and applied economic research in the English language.

1 June 2016 in Journal of International Studies
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MCMehmet Civelek
Mehmet Civelek
AKAleksandr Ključnikov
Aleksandr Ključnikov
JDJan Dobrovic
Jan Dobrovic
MHMaria Hudakova
Maria Hudakova

31 December 2017 in Journal of Competitiveness
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JDJan Dobrovic
Jan Dobrovic
VTVeronika Timková
Veronika Timková
The scientific periodical journal (indexed on Web of Science) published by the Tomas Bata University in Zlin offers results of basic and applied economic research in the English language.

1 March 2019 in Entrepreneurship and Sustainability Issues
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Antonín KoraušAntonín Korauš
Antonín Korauš
JDJan Dobrovic
Jan Dobrovic
JPJozef Polák
Jozef Polák
PKPavel Kelemen
Pavel Kelemen
Entrepreneurship and Sustainability Issues is a peer-reviewed journal which publishes original research papers and case studies