Browsing by Author "Droździel, Paweł"

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Identification of the criteria determining the attractiveness of post offices in city Zilina
(University of Zilina, 2018) Hoštáková, Dominika; Madleňák, Radovan; Ďutková, Silvia; Fúrová, Lucia; Droździel, Paweł
Customer´s preferences in the choice of a particular device is in many cases due to the attractiveness of this device. This means that customers are willing to travel longer distances to larger business centres with higher attractiveness. This is also the case for postal offices. Because postal operators are trying to maintain their customers, they also have to respond to these criteria that determine the attractiveness of the device providing of the required postal services. However, the attractiveness of the device can be perceived differently by customers. Therefore, the aim of the article is to find out these attractiveness criteria for individual post office customers, which in the future can help in selecting sites for the next postcreation or revocation of an existing mail.
Municipal Transport - Infrastructure
(University of Zilina, 2016) Rybicka, Iwona; Droździel, Paweł; Caban, Jacek; Madleňák, Radovan
One of the most important problems that we face in Poland, is a low degree of safety connected with municipal transport infrastructure. It stands out from numerous factors and conditions. That is why numerous actions aimed at improving transport safety are being undertaken. One of them is improved safety of vehicles that are directly connected with municipal transport safety.
Trends and Concepts of Development of The Logistic System of Kazakhstan
(University of Zilina, 2016) Muratovna Musabekova, Aisha; Droździel, Paweł; Madleňáková, Lucia
The world integration tendency goes on the way of creation of the integrated macrologistic systems, including transport and logistic systems of the country, logistic centers, terminal complexes and other links of the logistic system. The logistics has already gone far beyond the national borders of the states. The interstate and transnational macrologistic systems, designed to facilitate traffic of information, goods, equity, and people through borders are rapidly growing. Paper focuses on the analysis and trends of development of the logistics system of Kazakhstan.