Table of Contents

• Human Capital in ICT - Competitiveness and Innovation Potential in ICTPetr Doucek. 11-22
• Comparison of the Czech and Austria Education SystemsMilos Maryska, Petr Doucek. 23-34
• Communication and Human Resources Management within Virtual OrganizationJan Capek, Jana Holá. 35-42
• Measuring Returns on Investments in Human Capital by Mincer Model and its Impact on Czech Higher Education SystemSavina Finardi, Jakub Fischer. 43-50
• ICT Experts in the Czech Republic - Development in the Past and Future ProspectsTomás Fiala, Jitka Langhamrová. 51-58
• On the Relationship between Perceived Importance of ERP Systems Selection Characteristics and Satisfaction with Selected ERP SystemsFrantisek Sudzina, Andreja Pucihar, Gregor Lenart. 59-70
• Changes in Position of the IT Department in OrganizationsRenáta Kunstová. 71-78
• A Systemic View of Interventions in Regional DisastersGerhard Chroust, Günther Ossimitz. 81-94
• Risk Management as an Proactive Tool for Disaster (and Other Loss Events) ManagementVlasta Svatá. 95-102
• Process Simulations in Emergency Situations in the Czech HospitalsKlára Antlová, Michal Tvrzník. 103-110
• Effective Notification of Civilians of Regional Emergencies - Illusion or Reality?Jan Skrbek. 111-120
• Economic Aspects of Cloud ComputingMartin Pochyla, Petr Rozehnal. 123-130
• Impact of Legal Regulation of Technological Developments on CompetitivenessMichael Sonntag. 131-140
• National Accounts as a Useful Data Source for Competitiveness Analysis Including the ICT ImpactJakub Fischer, Kristyna Vltavská. 141-146
• The Position of ICT Sector in the National Economy of Czech RepublicAntonín Pavlícek, Radovan Kacin, Tomás Sigmund, Josef Hubacek. 147-156
• The Limits of ICT for Innovations and Economic GrowthStanislava Mildeová, Radim Brixí. 157-164
• Supporting State Competitiveness by Government Enterprise ArchitecturePavel Hrabe. 165-172
• Human's Well-Being: A Cause or a Result of Social ResponsibilitySimona Sarotar Zizek, Matjaz Mulej, Amna Potocnik. 175-190
• Pay Taxes for Being Well! Business Ethics and Tax Accounting as Important Enterprise Success FactorsJernej Belak, Lidija Hauptman. 191-198
• The Multi-Criteria Measurement of Well-BeingVesna Cancer, Simona Sarotar Zizek. 199-206
• Social Benefits of Forestry InvestmentsRobert Mavsar, Vesna Cancer, Jozica Knez-Riedl. 207-214
• Responsibility for Well Future Being: Value, Information and Measurement - Systemic ConceptAntonín Rosický, Antonín Pavlícek. 215-226
• Requisite Holism of Information about Well-BeingKatja Rasic, Vesna Cancer, Matjaz Mulej. 227-232
• Enterprise Policy for Social Responsibility and Enterprise Stakeholder Well-BeingSimona Sarotar Zizek, Tjasa Strukelj, Matjaz Mulej. 233-242
• Wellbeing and Social ScienceTomás Sigmund. 243-250
• Social Computing for CooperationKonrad Klöckner. 253-260
• Management by Objectives-Based Groupware: Requirements for Efficient and Effective Achievement of ObjectivesSam Tschernitz, Tom Gross. 261-272
• Sharing Data and Information Through Digital PortfolioMartin Pochyla. 273-280
• User Privacy Protection from Trajectory Perspective in Location-Based ApplicationsTrong Nhan Phan, Tran Khanh Dang, Josef Küng. 281-288
• Current Issues of Social Networking Site Facebook from the Perspective of Active UsersPetr Kaspar, Roman Kozel, David Nespesny. 289-298
• Analysis of Sentiment in Unstructured TextJan Ministr, Jaroslav Rácek. 299-304
• Analysis of Effectiveness of Selected Social MediaPeter Dorcak, Frantisek Pollak. 305-312
• Trust Building Electronic Services as a Crucial Self-Regulation Feature of Digital Business EcosystemsRadoslav Delina. 315-328
• Economical Aspects of Reputation Mechanisms on Electronic MarketsRadovan Drab. 329-340
• The Use of Hidden Data in Electronic Business Networks: Benchmark and Network Performance IndicatorsFrantisek Janke. 341-348
• Role of Trust Building Mechanisms as a Necessity Requirement of Entry to e-Business EnvironmentMichal Tkác. 349-356
• Role of the Army in Local Development as Seen by Inhabitants of Polish MunicipalitiesMarzena Piotrowska-Trybull. 357-366
• ICT Trends, Scenarios in Microelectronics and their ImpactChristian W. Loesch. 369-380
• After Graduate Education for Enterprise ArchitectsLibor Gála, Jaroslav Jandos. 383-386
• Recognition of Differentiation in Unemployment Trends among Regions in the Czech RepublicMartina Miskolczi, Jitka Langhamrová, Jana Langhamrova. 387-388
• The Use of Cloud Computing (SaaS) for Small and Medium Enterprises to Improve the Quality of Their Information SystemsMilena Tvrdíková, Ondrej Koubek. 389-390
• ICT-driven Performance in Global Economy - a Comparative SurveyVáclav Oskrdal, Antonín Pavlícek, Josef Hubacek. 391