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    SLOVENSKÁ POŠTA, INC. AS A PROVIDER OF E-GOVERNMENT SERVICES
    (Žilinská univerzita v Žiline, 2016) Gašová, Katarína; Rovňanová, Alexandra; Valica, Marek
    In a post-industrial information-based society the knowledge and information will represent the driving force for further development of the company instead of industrial technologies. Electronization of public administration brings a lot of benefits, but even though governments are experiencing the problems with the implementation of e-Government services. The paper deals with the e-Government services in Slovakia provided by national postal operator and services that are the most used by citizens.
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    Value Chains as the Tools for Differentiation of Offer in Services
    (University of Zilina, 2016) Rovňanová, Alexandra; Rostášová, Mária; Valica, Marek
    Customers are generally characterized by having different requirements in selection from the product offer. They are interested in the so-called differentiated offers on the market because the differentiation of services is based on providing higher added value to the customers in comparison with competitors. One of the ways of possible solution is the use of value chain which enables company to find the opportunities to differentiate its product portfolio. The value chain can be used for finding the sources of differentiation and suitable placement in a customer value chain, for identifying a way to create the value of competition as well as for ensuring of the most profitable placement in supply and distribution value chains. Contribution focuses on the possibility of using diagnostics of value chains in services and it also presents a draft sequence of the diagnostic phases applied in the evaluation of activities/processes contained in the value chains. An important part of this contribution is connected with the ideas about the completion of traditional value chain with virtual value chain. It presents the proposals to discussion which should currently integrate the virtual world of information into further value chains of service company activities.