Construction companiesin Balkan countries are still underutilizing newtechnologies. Inthis paper, we propose which new technologies they should use to achieve artificial intelligence thatcan provide them with more efficient, faster, and higher-quality construction. To implement artificial intelligence and ensure more cost-effective operations, cons...

By Mladen Radivojević, Davor Radivojević

Various wild landfills that spring up in various locations in cities represent a serious environmental problem for the human community and biodiversity. There is soil pollution, and therefore food, air, and water. Controlling communal waste, creating recycling centers, incinerators and land management, reforestation, is a great missi...

By Mirsad Nuković

Driver assistance technologies have the potential to reduce the number of traffic accidents and to save many lives. 20,600 people died in traffic accidents on the roads of the European Union in 2022, and 222 people died on the roads of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Most of those accidents are caused by human error, about 90%. New technologies in the vehi...

By Sinan Alispahić, Šezad Hodžić, Ajla Haračić

Urban and spatial planning is becoming an increasingly complex task, and planners are faced with many and often contradictory demands: to ensure and maintain a high quality of life, but at the same time to create an attractive atmosphere for the work of local businesses; establishing traffic restrictions in the most sensitive parts of the city, wit...

By Vangel Dunovski, Damjan Balkoski

The contemporary international community, as well as the countries of the Western Balkans subregion, are characterized by effors to eliminate ecological anomalies, preserve the living environment and desing sustainable economic development of society. The political, economy, security and other interests of the citizens they are constantly innovatin...

By Aleksandar Gajić

Orientation towards achieving client satisfaction has become the norm for most companies, especially those operating in the service sector. However, modern economic research points to the necessity of simultaneously building quality relationships with employees, which should become the basis of client satisfaction. The creation of marketing relatio...

By Aldin Brajić, Saliha Bajrić

Travnik, as the central place of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the seat of the Central Bosnian Canton, cannot be observed or studied separately from the economy of humanity, especially in the twenty-first century in which digitization has connected all of humanity. In this way, ideas, information, new knowledge, scientific discoveries with the help of...

By Rajko Kasagić

Global climate change is one of the most significant environmental problems in the world today. The world depends on energy; therefore, we need resources that will be able to ensure the sustainable development of every society. Energy consumption represents the amount of energy consumed in all areas of life. The use of renewable energy sources has ...

By Branislav Dudić, Pavel Kovač, Borislav Savković, Branko Štrbac, Branislav Nedbálek

The European Green Plan is a package of initiatives in the field of policies aimed at ensuring the green transition of the EU, with the ultimate goal being to achieve climate neutrality by 2050. This Plan articulates the transition of the European Union into a just and prosperous society with a modern and competitive economy. When it comes to the n...

By Enes Huseinagić

  The green economy represents a postmodern concept of the comprehensive inclusion of the environment in projects of sustainable economic development. It is emerging as a new paradigm for improving economic growth, while simultaneously reducing the consumption of natural resources and preventing ecosystem devastation. Economic prosperity must...

By Slobodan Nešković