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    Digitalization of the maintenance process for the needs of the CAO organization
    (University of Zilina, 2022) Mariňák, Róbert; Braciník, Tomáš
    Digitalization and automation are unstoppable processes that are linked to the present and have a significant impact on the efficiency of the work carried out in aviation or any other industry. The aim of this article is to create a digital maintenance environment for the needs of the Combined Airworthiness organisation (CAO), which is part of the Air Training and Education Centre of the University of Žilina. Such software would unify and facilitate the overall maintenance process performed by the CAO. In this article we have evaluate the requirements of the CAO organisation and the legislation in force. During the development process, we communicated extensively with both the experts and the maintenance staff for whom we were developing the program. Then, based on what we learned, we created a basic structure of the required software and hardware needed to create a digital maintenance environment and started building it. We have then described all the processes involved in the program and its components to the extent that this article can partially serve as a guide for the creation of such a program. Methods of drawing on software and hardware resources have been purposely limited in the article to free products or to those, that are commonly available in price. The work has resulted in functional software that contains all the necessary documents, job cards and forms to carry out maintenance and substantially replaces the more paper-intensive form of data entry and storage.
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    Digital transformation of regional airports
    (University of Zilina, 2022) Plško, Lukáš; Remencová, Tatiana
    The digital transformation of airports has become more talked about in recent years. In the case of regional airports, digital transformation represents a challenge due to financing. The goal of this paper is to describe issues connected with digital transformation, especially at a selected group of airports, which are regional airports. Within the first part, there are defined terms as digitalization and digital transformation. There are also presented selected digital technologies used by airports all around the world, and the Smart Airport concept is explained. The second part is focused on terms such as airport, regional airport, and it describes the current level of digital transformation at regional airports. The main goal is to find out the level of digitalization at selected regional airports in the Czech Republic and the Slovak Republic. The output of this paper will be an evaluation of the current digital level of regional airports with regard to the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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    E-SOURCING (ELECTRONIC SOURCING) – ESSENTIAL ELEMENT OF E-COMMERCE (ELECTRONIC COMMERCE)
    (Žilinská univerzita v Žiline, 2019) Majchráková, Jana; Kremeňová, Iveta
    Nowadays, in the age of digitalization and globalization, eSourcing (electronic sourcing) is not only a competitive advantage anymore but it is becoming an essential and irreplaceable element of each company’s procurement strategy. As an important part of eProcurement (electronic procurement), eSourcing represents one of the key elements of modern and successful eCommerce.
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    STATUS AND OUTLOOK OF ELECTRONIC PROCUREMENT
    (University of Zilina, 2020) Majchráková, Jana; Kremeňová, Iveta
    Reliable, powerful and safe IT systems and eSolutions (electronic solutions) ensure transparent and consistent processes along the supply chain in the company. Above all, professional eTools (electronic tools) increase sustainable efficiency in procurement. Nevertheless, eSolutions in purchasing departments and in the supply chain generally are still not a standard. There is a lot of room for improvement which confirms also the newest study of Bundesverband Materialwirtschaft, Einkauf und Logistik e.V. (BME).