In modern manufacturing systems, accurately defining and managing the duration of individual production phases is crucial for achieving high efficiency and reliable delivery timelines. This paper presents two methodologically grounded models for estimating the duration of the production phase: one based on the technological (ideal) cycle, and the o...

By Jelena Jovanović, Dragana Perišić

In the modern digital age, mobile devices have become an indispensable part of everyday life. With the growing volume of data we handle daily, the speed of data loading and access becomes a crucial factor for the efficient operation of mobile applications. Large datasets are becoming increasingly common, such as, for example, the German collocation...

By Dijana Stojić, Dejan Vujičić, Đorđe Damnjanović, Marina Milošević

In today's business environment, where traditional methods of differentiation are becoming less effective, strategic management of the service environment is becoming crucial for maintaining a competitive advantage. Through a strategically designed service environment, companies can directly influence the shaping of consumer perception by creating ...

By Simonida Vilić, Dajana Ajder

This paper analyzes approaches and methods for teaching architectural design at the undergraduate level, focusing on office and administrative spaces at the Faculty of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy, University of Banja Luka. The study examines how curriculum structure and methodological strategies influence the development of students...

By Maja Milić Aleksić, Ognjen Šukalo, Tanja Stupar

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is significantly transforming the logistics sector by improving efficiency and reducing operational costs across various supply chain processes. This study, based on a qualitative analysis of secondary data from academic and industry sources, highlights how AI optimizes inventory management, route planning, and warehou...

By Anton Vorina, Zeba Zarin Ansari, Darina Dupláková, Novak Damjanović, Mladena Krajišnik, Nevena Vukić

 Composting is defined as the decomposition of wet, solid organic matter using aerobic microorganisms under controlled conditions. As a product, a useful material is obtained, similar to humus, which does not have an unpleasant smell and can be used as a soil conditioning agent or as a fertilizer. The main goals of composting different organic...

By Ivan Stojković, Milica Karanac, Vladimir Pavićević

 The growing trend of interest in Christian ethics and spirituality influenced organizational models and behavior. Spirituality gives meaning to every activity, including organizational leadership, and it provides a framework for using organizational models. The aim of the work is to connect the selected elements of the famous McKinsey model 7...

By Milan Resimić

 Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) represent a significant development factor in all transitional countries. It could be argued that the development of SMEs represents one of the greatest development opportunities for Bosnia and Herzegovina, including Republika Srpska. Therefore, it is important to highlight their position. Why focus o...

By Jelena Jovović, Milica Lakić, Darko Vaselić

 Labor and financial legislation regulated all aspects of employment, work of workers, as well as financial business procedures related to the employment relationship. The provisions that regulate the rights and obligations of employees, as well as the responsibility and obligations of the employer in connection with the employment relationshi...

By Mile Matijević

 The data represent facts that gain meaning through processing. Processed sales are called information and as such represent very significant resources today. A special category is represented by sensitive or private data. The need to protect this data initiated the development of legal regulations and guidelines that define the rules of perso...

By Vesna Simikić