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Volume 3, Issue 4,
December 2013
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1.
STEPS TO EXCELLENCE IN THE INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES MANAGEMENT
Ion VERBONCU
The Bucharest University of
Economic Studies, Bucharest
Romania
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The paperwork aims to identify the most important strengths and weaknesses of
the management and, on this basis, to point out some modalities to amplify the
viability potential of the car making enterprises. From the perspective of their
performances amelioration, the managerial reengineering, promotion of the
strategic management, promotion of managerial complex and sophisticated tools,
improvement of the organizational and managerial culture parameters,
transformation of the managers in decisive factors of the process of achieving
excellence in management and business are decisive. There are pointed out the
ways of manifestation of the enterprise’s performances and the impact of the
managerial modernization modalities toward them.
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2.
THE MORAL MANAGER: REGAINING ETHICS FOR BUSINESS
Ştefan-Dominic
GEORGESCU
The Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Bucharest
Romania
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The paper refers to a distinction between limitative and generative
ethics. The main idea is that, if ethics is to be of any help for
managers, it has to provide applicable principles that can morally
orient managerial decisions, and avoid abstract principles that are
usually used not to help managers, but to sanction their decisions.
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3.
THE VIRTUAL ORGANIZATION IN THE GLOBALIZATION ERA
Oana Elena CROITORU
Aurelia STĂNESCU
The Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Bucharest
Romania
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In this paper we introduce some aspects regarding the globalization and
the virtual organization (as a new organizational structuring),
asserting the main advantages, disadvantages and relevant
characteristics.
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4. ASSET ALLOCATION AND PORTFOLIO OPTIMIZATION PROBLEMS
WITH METAHEURISTICS: A LITERATURE SURVEY
Bilel JARRAYA
University of Sfax, Sfax
Tunisia
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The main objective of
Markowitz work is seeking optimal allocation of wealth on a defined
number of assets while minimizing risk and maximizing returns of
expected portfolio. At the beginning, proposed models in this issue are
resolved basing on quadratic programming. Unfortunately, the real state
of financial markets makes these problems too complex. Metaheuristics
are stochastic methods which aim to solve a large panel of NPhard
problems without intervention of users. These methods are inspired from
analogies with other fields such as physics, genetics, or ethologic.
Already various Metaheuristics approaches have been proposed to solve
asset allocation and portfolio optimization problems. In a first time,
we survey some approaches on the topic, by categorizing them, describing
results and involved techniques. Second part of this paper aims
providing a good guide to the application of Metaheuristics to portfolio
optimization and asset allocation problems.
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5.
EXTRA-FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE AND THE COST OF DEBT OF BIG FRENCH COMPANIES
Ahlem NAJAH
University of Gabes, Gabes
Tunisia
Anis JARBOUI
University of Sfax, Sfax
Tunisia
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The literature shows that there is a lack of studies concerning the
relationship between corporate social responsibility and cost of debt in
the French context. To participate in filling this gap, we present this
work seeking to investigate the relationship between non-financial
disclosure and the cost of debt of 202 big French companies from 2000 to
2010. Results of the empirical study show that there is no explicit
relation between the social reporting and the cost of debt but when
adding size and age as control variables, this relation tends to be
negative. ...
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6.
WORKFORCE/MANPOWER, DETERMINING FACTOR OF PRODUCTION WITHIN A FIRM
Alexandru TRIFU
Ina CROITORU
“Petre Andrei” University of Iaşi, Iaşi
Romania
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Numerous studies demonstrate there is an indestructible relationship
between educating, training and motivating the young generation and
assuring the well-being and progress of any economy, by providing the
necessary features of the manpower. This study aims to emphasize the
outlook of some important regions of the world economy, regarding the
formation of manpower as a result of the implication of the education
systems and governments representatives in this process, given the
present economic and social environment. Furthermore, we also want to
emphasize the difference between manpower and workforce, the last one
being the physical approach of the labor. But, together with the ideas,
skills, capabilities, competencies, charisma, the spirit to undertake
the business risks, capacities for innovation, in a word, manpower +
entrepreneurship factor of production is determining in the functioning
of any economic activity, or business and support the progress and the
trends towards wealth and well-being of any party involved in. The use
of new terms, the reinvention of the work models, a stronger link of the
economic phenomena and processes with the human factor, this is the
current period main characteristic.
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7.
CONSIDERATIONS REGARDING THE POLY-SERVICING OF THE WORKPLACES IN THE MACHINE
BUILDING INDUSTRY
Gabriel MIREA
The Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Bucharest
Romania
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In the machine building industry it is met a wide variety of operations,
and the most machines work after a regular cycle of processing, which
generally takes place without the operator intervention, which favours
the application of the workplaces poly-servicing system. In the first
part of this article I made reference to the cycle of the processing on
the machine tools, highlighting the analysis stages of the main aspects
of the processing, as well as the determining procedure for the
maintenance service cycle of the machine tools. Next I presented the
main parameters used to characterize the poly-servicing and aspects of
combining the processing operations under the poly-serving system,
exemplifying the method of calculating of the optimal number of the
machines that can be served by a single operator.
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