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Regional innovation depends on effective collaboration among firms, universities, intermediaries, and policymakers. Traditional profiling methods, however, rely on self-reported information that is often unreliable or outdated. This paper presents the profiling methodology developed in the Interreg Central Europe SYNERGY project (2017–2020), which characterizes innovation actors…

The growing complexity of global supply chains and the rapid development of e-commerce have made automation a strategic necessity for logistics companies seeking to improve operational efficiency. This paper analyzes the impact of automation technologies including Warehouse Management Systems (WMS), Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs), and…

The planned research project “Expeditionary Resilience in Extreme Conditions” aims to develop an interdisciplinary model of human and team resilience by integrating scientific research, mountaineering experience, and academic education. The study will focus on individuals and groups operating in high-risk, high-stress environments – such as…

In today's turbulent environment, innovation has become key to the survival of not only individual companies but sometimes entire economies. The constantly changing global economy forces companies to take steps to improve their innovation. To achieve this, companies must recognize the factors that can improve…

The increasing digitalization of transport systems has made cybersecurity a strategic priority for the European Union. However, previous research has not sufficiently examined how the revised Network and Information Systems Directive (NIS2) affects transport operators and infrastructure managers. This study addresses this gap by analyzing…

The aim of the article was to examine the usefulness of typologies of cultures for the analysis of the international business environment. Particular attention was paid to the areas of their use and the limitations arising from the methodology adopted by the creators of the…

This paper examines the applicability of minimum quantity lubrication (MQL) in the milling of magnesium alloys. The experimental procedure involved the progressive introduction of additional MQL nozzles to assess the influence of the aerosol on surface roughness and production costs. The results indicate that increasing…

The modern labour market is characterised by dynamic changes and a growing need to ensure round-the-clock availability of services, which results in an intensification of shift work. Although this model of work is crucial for the functioning of many sectors of the economy, it poses…

The competitiveness of a modern organisation is determined by the attitudes and behaviours of its employees. The effective achievement of set goals is possible thanks to the commitment of the people employed in the organisation, which is why it is particularly important to identify the…

This study examines well-being as a multidimensional construct encompassing psychological, physical, social, and environmental factors within enterprises. Three hypotheses were formulated: that structured well-being programs enhance employee satisfaction; that engagement components mediate the relationship between well-being and job satisfaction; and that organizational culture elements positively…