The concept of business diplomacy is a matter of essential influence on processes in a modern environment. It is a new academic discipline and professional engagement in the context of economic and overall social development. The concept called economic diplomacy implies the engagement of selected personnel in a particular country, with the aim of ...

By Slobodan Nešković

Planning and designing public transportion must start with its users who are subjective when assessing the quality, and who have different opinions and behaviors. Thus, in the paper, one of the parameters was chosen, and that is illuminance in a bus. The number of bus operating companies which, in order to increase their profit, apply their adverti...

By Pavle Gladović, Milan Stanković

In this article author analyses general world economic and trade movements at the end od the end of the 20-th and first two decades of 21-st century, esspecialy countries of the Western Europe, North America (USA, Canada), Japan, as well as many East Asia countries (Hong Kong, Indonesia, South Korea, Malasya, Singapur, Taiwan and Thailand) and la...

By Mladen Bodiroža

The continued growth of traffic and the need to provide greater flight efficiency makes it necessary to optimize available airspace. Performance Based Navigation (PBN) Concept was introduced through publication of the ICAO PBN Manual (Doc 9613) in 2008 and the implementation goals were defined by Regulation (EU) 2018/1048 laying down airspace usage...

By Aleksandar Glavinov, Ferdinard Odžakov, Nikola Ivanovski

Jet fuels are liquids of liquid hydrocarbons and are designed for jet propulsion. In principle, these are kerosene fractions or mixtures of kerosene and benzene fractions with different additives. The first jet fuel used for the propulsion of airborne gas turbine engines was light petroleum, in the United Kingdom called kerosene. Today, JET A-1 is ...

By Božidarka Arsenović

Implementation of information systems in government institutions implies following latest world and European standards in information and communication technologies and has almost always the prerequisite for training and professional development of staff. It is important to note that these are different types of users, ranging from those who do not...

By Muharem Redžibašić, Mladen Radivojević, Muharem Kozić, Amina Redžibašić

The most common causes for the traffic accidents with almost fatal consequences are the unadjusted speed to the driving conditions, driving under the influence of alcohol, the failure of the seat belt and distraction of the driver's attention. Furthermore, using of the mobile phones by the driving, navigation, various multimedia systems, conversati...

By Elmir Leko, Jusuf Ahmić, Šezad Hodžić, Azmir Kozar

Excessive speeds and unsuitable driving speeds are the key cause of the road traffic accident, causing more than 50% of traffic accidents with fatal consequences. The solution to this problem is the application of modern technological solutions, as smart systems in the vehicle. The use of these systems has become an integral part of daily driving e...

By Hata Mušinović, Sinan Alispahić, Šezad Hodžić, Azmir Kozar

The application and development of technologies are determined and limited by the human ability to predict and plan, and the ability to find and secure financial and material resources. For the application of technologies, it is also important to provide the appropriate workforce necessary to operate, manage and supervise the process. Despite signi...

By Mirko Tešić

Supply chain management is the process of planning, implementing and controlling all supply chain activities in the most efficient way possible. Supply chain management systems continually connects the supply, production and distribution of products from suppliers to customers. One of the most important questions managers need to ask when creating ...

By Ismet Kalčo, Aid Haskić