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The article presents an overview of scientific articles and reports on the integration of the NIS 2 Directive into GIS systems in critical sectors. The aim of this article is to analyze the impact of the integration of the NIS 2 Directive with geographic information…

In today’s competitive market, developing marketing campaigns is essential for success. The design thinking methodology has proven valuable in this domain, but often requires significant time, resources, and a team of experts. Meanwhile, rapid advancements in Large Language Models have revealed their potential for both…

In dynamic marketing environments, the ability to adapt campaigns in real time to changing external conditions and consumer interests is increasingly critical. This paper presents an LLM-based multiagent system designed to support real-time marketing adaptation by integrating weather data and online search trends. The system…

Accurate segmentation of brain tumors in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is essential for diagnosis, treatment planning, and monitoring. Manual annotation is labor-intensive and prone to variability, which motivates the development of automated, robust segmentation techniques. Despite the popularity of U-Net in biomedical imaging, there is…

Establishing warehouse policy parameters is a challenging task that can affect, among others, the retailer’s profit. Very few scientific publications deal with the impact of warehouse policy on customer trust in the retailer. The paper focusses on two warehouse policy parameters: rbs (retailer’s base stock…

With the growing importance of MLOps methodologies in the deployment and maintenance processes of machine learning models, there is an increasing demand for efficient and scalable management of computational resources in such environments. Despite numerous studies on tools supporting MLOps, relatively limited attention has been…

This paper critically examines the phenomenon of sharenting – the practice of parents sharing children’s personal information and images on social media – and its implications within the digital age. The purpose of this article is to critically examine the phenomenon of sharenting, exploring its…

One of the most interesting and at the same time most controversial economic questions is how much state should be in the economy? How actively should the public authority intervene in the functioning of the market. There are many theories and views on this subject.…

After the crisis 2008+ the criticism of traditional economics intensified and economists started to formulate alternative paths of economic development. One of them is a sustainable development based on firm and integrated economic, socio-cultural and ecological order. Such development should be supported by the rational,…

This study investigates the influence of consumer animosity and attitudes on boycott intentions within the Egyptian context, where socio-political factors significantly shape consumer behavior. Given the rise of political tensions, understanding the psychological and behavioral mechanisms that drive consumer boycotts is critical. While previous research…