SITUATIONAL LEADERSHIP OF MEDICAL TEAM IN CRISIS SITUATION |
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Nataša Podnar[1], Milan Ambrož[2]
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Research studies on situational leadership often focus on matching leadership style with team maturity, but very few studies have explored situational leadership in pandemic situations. This study aims to identify the most effective leadership style during the COVID-19 pandemic. We introduce the situational model commonly used to enhance the performance of medical crisis teams based on team members' maturity. Additionally, we discuss the decision to implement delegating leadership during the pandemic. By identifying the most appropriate leadership style based on the team's maturity, we can recommend activities to help medical care teams maintain their performance during pandemics.
Keywords: pandemic, crisis, medical care team, leadership style, performance
[1] Nataša Podnar, University Medical Centre Ljubljana (UMCL), Zaloška cesta 2, 1525 Ljubljana
[2] Milan Ambrož, Distinguished Professor, Faculty of Organisational Studies, Ulica talcev 3, 8000 Novo Mesto
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THE IMPACT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ON THE CREATION OF MULTIMEDIA CONTENT |
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Srečo Zakrajšek
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Within the project "Use of Artificial Intelligence (ChatGPT) in the Course of Management and Organisation of Media Production," part of the Media and Journalism higher education programme, we conducted a study to assess the possibilities offered by ChatGPT in the production of multimedia content. Students, as part of the study process, created two products: a professional manual presenting the establishment, structuring, and management of an organisation within a specific area of media production, and a shorter audiovisual (AV) product. The research monitored the flow of processes and explored students' opinions pertaining to the role of artificial intelligence in the study and implementation process. The results are of value in planning the next steps in integrating artificial intelligence into the academic and production processes.
Keywords: ChatGPT, artificial intelligence, media, media production, education, higher education
[1] Ddr. Srečo Zakrajšek, Assistant professor, IAM Visoka šola za multimedije, Ljubljana
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THE POTENTIAL OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN THE FIELD OF ECONOMICS OF GREEN ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY |
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Đorđe Nadrljanski[1], Mila Nadrljanski[2], Mira Pavlinović[3]
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The development of science and technology is an inevitable product of the era of artificial intelligence, and the continuous development of green environmental design is determined by the high-quality needs of human beings, as well as high-tech, eco-friendly, and sustainable design concepts that are determined by the passage of time. The business strategy of "Green Business" is one that is based on profitability through environmentally friendly operational processes. In modern business, with the help of artificial intelligence and its techniques, green thinking can permeate the entire product life cycle, from manufacturing plants, production lines, machines, products, to supply chains. It is well-known that the world is grappling with the challenges of climate change and the need to reduce carbon dioxide emissions. Artificial intelligence has proven to be a powerful tool that can help optimize energy consumption, reduce waste, and promote the use of renewable energy sources. This article examines the impact of artificial intelligence on green economic growth and its mechanism. Thanks to artificial intelligence, it is possible to optimize energy consumption in factories, buildings, and cities. Tools such as predictive maintenance and optimized consumption planning can reduce energy consumption, minimizing its harmful impact on the environment. Therefore, according to the latest research focusing on the green industry, this paper aims to bring a new development perspective, including artificial intelligence.
Keywords: green production in agriculture, artificial intelligence, and green economic growth and environment.
[1] Full Prof. Đorđe Nadrljanski, Ph.D., Arca University in Split, Croatia
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[2] Full Prof. Mila Nadrljanski, Ph.D., Faculty of Maritime Studies, University of Split, Croatia
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[3] Asst. Prof. Mira Pavlinović, Ph.D., Faculty of Maritime Studies, University of Split, Croatia
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Cite this article:
Nadrljanski Đorđe, Nadrljanski Mila, Šimović Vladimir. THE POTENTIAL OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN THE FIELD OF ECONOMICS OF GREEN ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY. Innovative Issues and Approaches in Social Sciences, vol.16:194-203,
Digital Object Identifier(DOI): https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10328017
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PERFORMANCE MEASURES IN HOSPITALITY ENTREPRENEURSHIP |
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Saša Zupan Korže, Matjaž Škabar, Sonja Sibila Lebe
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The purpose of this paper is to explore how small hotel entrepreneurs measure performance of their small tourist accommodation business. Empirical research was carried out in Slovenia from May 2014 until June 2015. Data were collected in 62 in-depth semi-structured personal interviews with small hotel entrepreneurs and managers. Qualitative data were analysed by using the method of content analysis. The results show that when monitoring the performance and assessing the success of their small hotels entrepreneurs apply up to five performance measures and combine economic and noneconomic ones. Additionally, entrepreneurs perceive the success of their business also through their own satisfaction.
Key words: performance measures, SMEs in tourism, hospitality entrepreneurship, tourist accommodation, small hotels
[1] Saša Zupan Korže, Ph.D., assistant professor, is a lecturer (of law, tourism, hospitality, economics, entrepreneurship), researcher, consultant and entrepreneur.
[2] Matjaž Škabar, PH.D., assistant professor, is a lecturer (of economics, business finance and …), a Dean of Erudio Business School and entrepreneur
[3] Sonja Sibila Lebe, Ph. D., associate professor, is a lecturer (of …), a researcher and the head of …
Cite this article:
Zupan Korže Saša, Škabar Matjaž, Sibila Lebe Sonja. PERFORMANCE MEASURES IN HOSPITALITY ENTREPRENEURSHIP . Innovative Issues and Approaches in Social Sciences, vol., no.:344-362,
Digital Object Identifier(DOI): https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5718582
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THE COMPLEXITY OF SECURITY PERCEPTION |
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Gregor Garb
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The contemporary international security environment can be described as a rapid and fundamentally changing environment, which is subject to unpredictable changes with global dimensions. The consequences of globalization processes and their responses have further on increased its coherence, complexity and uncertainty. Due to the emergence of various forms of rivalry between large and regional powers, its multipolar character is globally strengthened.In the modern security paradigm, the synergistic links between many risks and threats, which can grow from completely non-hazardous and locally isolated and irreconcilable to purely realistic, are not negligible, mainly due to their abundance and general globalization trends. As a rule, their bearers are non-state actors, however they are complex in nature, often difficult to predict and can have multiple characters and effects.
In such an interdependent, complex and conflicting international environment, today, no country can guarantee its national security on its own. Multinational partnerships, regional cooperation, response within the international rules-based and multilateralism system are one of the key factors in responding to the challenges of globalized security.
The EU is also contributing its share of approaches to global challenges through its global strategy. In addition to its traditional soft power, it highlights other priorities in terms of policies and instruments.
Keywords: Globalizing Security, Contemporary Security Paradigm, Multilateralism, European Union.
Gregor Garb, Ph.D. is an assistant professor, researcher and consultant (
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Gregor Garb. THE COMPLEXITY OF SECURITY PERCEPTION . Innovative Issues and Approaches in Social Sciences, vol.13, no.3:6-17, DOI:http://dx.doi.org/10.12959/issn.1855-0541.IIASS-2020-no3-art1
Digital Object Identifier(DOI): http://dx.doi.org/10.12959/issn.1855-0541.IIASS-2020-no3-art1
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