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Usage of Simulation Games in Higher Educational Institutions teaching Economics and Business

Pejić Bach, Mirjana; Meško, Maja; Zoroja, Jovana; … - 2020

Higher education institutions are embracing technology development and innovative teaching methods in order to prepare … development a long time ago. Simulation games in education are widely acknowledged as highly effective methods, which produce … investigate the usage of simulation games in higher education institutions. The survey research has been conducted on a sample of …

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Social Innovation: Examples within Hungarian context

Rodek, Nóra; Birkner, Zoltán; Máhr, Tivadar; Rentz, … - 2020

the national economy. The most important sectors and challenges: demography, poverty, climate change, education …

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Psychosocial Risk Factors Among Slovene Professional Drivers

Murko, Danica; Meško, Maja - 2019

The characteristics of the profession drivers, in the nature of their work, influence the occurrence of various health risk factors. Professional drivers are, in general, exposed to a workspace that is limited, vibrations, uncomfortable seats and forced position meanwhile prolonged sitting. The...

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Digital Sustainability in the Fourth Industrial Revolution

Roblek, Vasja; Meško, Maja; Meško Štok, Zlatka - 2016

The fourth industrial revolution launched digitalization in manufacturing sector, business and human environment. This opens a question of influence to development of the digital sustainability concept and resource-efficiency in the focus on the design of smart cities and smart factories....

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The Interpretations of Social Innovation and the Helix Models through a System of University Relations

Birkner, Zoltán; Máhr, Tivadar; Rodek Berkes, Nora - 2016

According to the triple helix model, the dynamic of the innovation system development of a region or sector is determined by the closeness and intensity of state - company - university collaborations. The fourth spiral assumes the importance of the civil society. The appearance and acceptance of...

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The Opportunities of Small and Medium-Sized Cities in the Globalizing World

Birkner, Zoltán; Máhr, Tivadar; Rodek Berkes, Nora - 2017

Most researchers prefer to analyse the competitiveness and innovativeness of metropolitan areas. In this study we have the intention to characterize the small- and medium-sized cities in the Central and Eastern European region, as well as to explore their possible development path. We believe...

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Innovation in the Service Sector: A Possible Recipe for Success for the Spa Towns of Central Europe

Rodek, Nóra; Máhr, Tivadar; Birkner, Zoltán - 2020

To achieve a competitive advantage, innovation, which provides the possibility to meet the customers' needs a new and higher level, is inevitable for companies. Resources providing the basis of economic development are not widely available and cannot be easily replaced; therefore, expansion of...

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