115-95955 – Analýza efektů ekonomických a řídících procesů v podnikatelském subjektu (AEEŘPPS)

1. To teach students to understand the core of system approach to analysis of economic and managing processes of business subject. 2. To meet students with applicable procedures and methods for analysis of economical effects and managing processes of business subject. 3. To teach students to synthetically process effects analysis results over the economical and management processes of business subject. 4. To teach students to produce system structures of practically realizable solutions of analytically solved unwelcome performance departures of projected end effects in the sphere of economical and management processes. 5. To lead students to run application of creative team approach of management in systematic, analytic and synthetic understanding of the course.

Clarification of the basis of the business subject economic system and its management from the viewpoint of: defining this system through relations of the status and utilisation of basic potentials of the business activity. Next, the characteristics of the economic input and output of the business subject is presented, their quantification and assessment of the effectiveness of how the business process is realized within the subject and its management. In case of analyses, it concerns analyses of the input potentials for the business subject, in terms of tangible as well as intangible assets and a part of circulatory assets and employees. In addition to this, it concerns the analysis of the economically qualified input and output of the business result achieved by this business subject. Final analysis is then the analysis of the effectiveness of the business activity and financial status of the business subject. The analysis of input potentials is focused on achieving the state of optimal level (of fixture), and then the optimum of their consumption, reproduction and utilisation. All information obtained analytically is utilised, for the management system, such as to analyse pathways to achieving the desired effectiveness of the business process.

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