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    • Financial risks of microenterprises 

      Suhayda, Viola (2018)
      Since the second half of the 19th century, the main drivers of the global economic development were the big enterprises and corporations due to their rapid growth and wide range of opportunities and potential. After a ...
    • Virtual Collaboration 

      Suhayda, Viola; Yue, Wu; Abouissa, Mohammed (2020)
      : Humans have always created and organized groups to work and learn together to meet challenges. During the centuries, people have become able to cover even larger distances and cooperate with new people. Nowadays, the ...
    • Promoting the internationalization of SMEs through clusters 

      Shindarova, Krasimira (2020)
      Internationalization has become increasingly important forthe competitiveness of enterprises ofall sizes. With limited time or capacity, lack of financial or human resources,certain opportunities or potential partners, ...
    • Fear of COVID-19 and its impact on holiday planning and working abroad 

      Pásztor, Judit; Bak, Gerda; Kántor, Szilvia (2020)
      Fear of COVID-19 displayed moderately behavioral changes in the population. It motivates people to follow the public health regulations to aim to reduce the chance of spreading the virus (such as social distancing), which ...
    • Digital Divide: A Technological Generation Gap 

      Pásztor, Judit; Bak, Gerda (2020)
      Generation Z and Millenials grew up in our digitalized world. Due to their increased digital expertise, compared to the rest of the population, they use digital technology as an integral part of their lives. Technology has ...
    • Modern recession forecasting systems: The signals approach 

      Molnár, Albert; Kadena, Esmeralda (2020)
      Global recession fears have been rising with the worldwide outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. Could we have predicted the outcomes of the events that led up to the current liquidity crisis? Could economic indicators ...
    • Network Technologies in E-Learning and Factors Influencing the Quality in the Covid-19 Period 

      Milošević, Isidora; Ruso, Jelena; Arsić, Sanela; Rakić, Ana; Nikolić, Đorđe (2020)
      Nowadays, network technologies of E-learning have been applied as support to adapt the teaching and learning in higher education. Therefore, E-learning is the utilize of network technologies to develop, adapt, address, and ...
    • Making marketing strategy and integrated marketing communication in the service market 

      Popovics, Anett; Saary, Reka (2018)
      Targeted and continuous marketing activity is the most important factor nowdays for improving the market position of a company, conquering appropriate new target groups, keeping loyal partners, and positioning services. ...
    • Characteristics of Human Resource Management in Crisis 

      Marinović Matović, Ivana (2020)
      In addition to the constant changes in business environment, caused by technological, economic, demographic, political and social conditions, occasionally there are large socio-economic breakdowns in the modern world, ...
    • Work, stress vs. hobby, flow 

      Orsolya, Peto (2018)
      What could an ordinary adult do if the work stress decreases the effectiveness and happiness? What can they do to survive the hardest situations during work? Is free time enough to help? Can we say some of the free time ...
    • Individual decisions during the coronavirus 

      Madarász, Nikolett; Pásztor, Barnabás; Lazányi, Kornélia (2020)
      With the outbreak of the coronavirus, society is facing unprecedented challenges. As a result, significant economic, social and environmental changes are taking place, making it increasingly important to make the right ...
    • Environmental impact of the coronavirus 

      Madarász, Nikolett; Pásztor, Barnabás; Garai-Fodor, Mónika (2020)
      : The current crisis caused by the coronavirus is having a strong impact on the world both economically and socially. In this challenging situation, individual values, behaviour, attitude have a great impact, either it can ...
    • Focus on internal stakeholders in Hungarian SMEs 

      Lazányi, Kornélia; Amoah, John (2020)
      Corporate Social Responsibility is a broad concept depicting organisational relation towards internal and external stakeholders; however, most companies emphasize the external market and even the environmental aspect more ...
    • Better online? Efficiency of e-learning courses 

      Kondás, Vivien; Szikora, Péter (2020)
      The Generation Z is already living on the Internet, so it is likely that web learning is preferred over traditional classroom courses. E-learning courses can be a solution, because their purpose is to improve the quality ...
    • Accounting in small and medium enterprises in Albania 

      Kastrati, Albana (2020)
      Accounting methods in Albania has changed a lot during the years, like all other things. First beginnings of accounting in Albania are in the 19th century. Nowadays accounting in Albania is organized with national and ...
    • Socioeconomic picture of Western Hemisphere 10 years after global crisis - Evidence from selected economies 

      Pawlas, Iwona (2018)
      The world economy of the 21st century is characterized by globalization, internationalization and regional economic integration processes. The new era of interconnectedness results in a growing number of international ...
    • Competencies by Learning and Development- A key to Performance Management 

      Parameswaran, Hima (2018)
      Organizations are a combination of human and technology. Empowering human skills with technical systems lead to achieve real growth to the organizations. Human Resource Development is in a constant state of development, ...
    • Future of the Robotic Process Automation 

      Panyi, Mihaly (2018)
      Robotic Process Automation is the technology that allows anyone today to configure computer software, or a “robot” to emulate and integrate the actions of a human interacting within digital systems to execute a business ...
    • Leave or stay? The reasons behind drop-out 

      Györffi, Balázs; Szikora Péter (2020)
      In Hungary, leaving school became a significant problem. The average of dropout percent is around 40 to 50, which is almost the double of the top 15 “least likely to drop out” countries. There are a few base problems that ...
    • Reasons for carbon-free resources and viewing conventional energy supply on the results of a research 

      Molnar, Ferenc (2018)
      The consequences of climate change are among the greatest challenges of the 21st century. The global average temperature will rise by more than 2.5 C, which will increase the number of starving people by over 80 million. ...