Volume 3, issue 1

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Authors:
Iosif Cornel Marian , Tiberiu Socaciu
Abstract:
The new technique allows the construction and use of situational models, the optimization of the information collected, and secondly the reducing of application time of the information obtained and their application in a given context. Using keywords and cognitive processes will lead to the identification of resistances in the communication process which will lead to a simplification of the communication process both in terms of content and the message.
Keywords: optimization, efficient, personal situational model, support situational model, environmental situational model

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Authors:
Iosif Cornel Marian , Tiberiu Socaciu
Abstract:
The new method by increasing the adaptation speed to a context, through a slight transformation of the contextual meaning of words and by the optimization of the phases in which the actual process of reframing provides a closer connection between the person and context, a better adaptation to the language contextual requirements, but also to reduce the steps in which the process of reframing is done, which is a higher efficiency of it and a lower consumption of resources. By improving the programs and filters that are serving to metaprograms, the environmental information will be obtained at a high quality, the redundancy will decrease, and the consumption of resources needed to perform the filtering of information will also be reduced.
Keywords: optimization, efficient, reduce, improve, communication

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Authors:
Olaleke Oluseye Ogunnaike , Omotayo Oyeniyi , Anthonia Adenike Adeniji
Abstract:

This study investigated internal marketing practices and its relationship with job satisfaction in a Nigerian university environment. Results indicated internal marketing as having resultant effects on three major areas or components; understanding of organizational vision and values, quality delivery of external marketing as well as quality delivery of interactive marketing. It was also established that there was strong and positive relationship between internal marketing and job satisfaction. The research measures showed good psychometric values. These findings were discussed and situated within the Nigerian university environment. It was recommended that the university should place more emphasis on internal marketing practices thereby enhancing the quality delivery of both interactive and external marketing of the university. The university was advised to promote extrinsic job satisfaction among its staff. Areas of further studies were also
suggested.

Keywords: Internal Marketing (IM), Job Satisfaction, Interactive Marketing, External Marketing, Factor Analysis, Nigeria.

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Authors:
Gulnaz Galieva
Abstract:

The global economic crisis has shifted main attention to the role of innovative technologies in the forming of the innovation economy. Russian economy has been severely impacted by the
crisis downslide. This was predetermined by the export-orientated nature of Russian economy. Manufacturing sector is poorly developed which contributes to Russia’s falling behind from developed economies. So now the only way to eliminate the gap is to introduce innovation into production and manufacturing and save them from shutdowns and downslides. So aim of the paper is to find a mechanism for Russia to shift to innovative economy.

Keywords: innovation economy, dynamics, management, information technologies, economic development

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Authors:
Anamaria SIclovan
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Cloud computing was and it will be a new way of providing Internet services and computers. This calculation approach is based on many existing services, such as the Internet, grid computing, Web services. Cloud computing as a system aims to provide on demand services more acceptable as price and infrastructure. It is exactly the transition from computer to a service offered
to the consumers as a product delivered online. This represents an advantage for the organization both regarding the cost and the opportunity for the new business. This paper presents the future perspectives in cloud computing. The paper presents some issues of the cloud computing paradigm. It is a theoretical paper.

Keywords: Cloud Computing, Pay-per-use

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Authors:
Valer Niminet , Otilia Lungu
Abstract:

We consider MLS (mechanical Lagrangian systems) with
external forces. We give some conditions of stability and dissipativity and show that the energy of the system decreases on the integral curves.


Key words: LMS, stability, dissipative system.

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Authors:
Otilia Lungu , Valer Niminet
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Abstract. It is well known that a Randers metric is a deformation of a Riemannian metric alfa(x,y)=sqrt(a_ij(x)y^iy^j)) using a 1-form beta(x,y)=beta_i(x)y^i. In this paper we are replacing beta(x,y) with beta_2(x,y)=sqrt(beta_ij(x)y^iy^j. We obtain a new space and we are going to study some of its properties.
Key words: electromagnetism, Finsler space, Randers spaces.

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Authors:
Monica Raileanu-Szeles
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This paper analyzes the dynamic of economic development in Romania, underlying the steps already made by Romania on the way of economic development, as well as the causes of the
slowness of this long term process. Four dimensions of the economic development are particularly analyzed here, i.e. the GDP, health, education and income inequality, with a great emphasis on the per capita GDP dynamic. The paper also looks at two contemporary challenges of Romania with a considerable impact on economic development – the progress made in the process of EU funds absorption and the income polarization, which is at present a matter of concern for the whole EU. The components of Romania’s economic development are presented in comparison with those of the New Member States.
Keywords: economic development, economic growth, Gini.

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Authors:
Sheehan Rahman
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This paper reviews managers’ decisions to voluntarily disclose information. The unraveling result is described, which suggests that managers would disclose all information under certain conditions. In particular, the paper focuses on managers’ choice of non-verifiable voluntary disclosure in the light of cheap-talk models. Newman and Sansing (1993), Gigler (1994) and Stocken (2000), among others, have attempted to apply Crawford and Sobel’s (1982) concept of cheap-talk models in disclosure settings. Assuming conditions when there are no apparent costs of misreporting, these studies examined the extent to which managers disclose truthfully and precisely, their incentives for doing so, and the resulting affects on disclosure quality, credibility and managerial reputation.

Keywords: voluntary disclosure, non-verifiable disclosure, disclosure principle, cheap-talk models

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Authors:
Camelia Mirela Baba
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This paper examines how accounting and fiscal information is perceived by managers who are not trained in economic/accounting field but do want to understand the way economic transactions are highlighted, systematized and interpreted in order to make decisions. This paper seeks to identify managers’ expectations and perceptions on accounting services, as well as the openness towards assimilating the financial accounting information that managers present.
Keywords: fiscal and accounting education, accounting services, decision making process.

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Authors:
Liviana Niminet
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Over the last years the Romanian automotive market suffered numerous turmoil, both from the economic global context, but also from internal taxing measures, from each the most imposing is the polluting/first registration/automotive tax. After analyzing the impact and evolution of the tax on the automotive market we propose alternative solutions.

Key words: automotive, EU, tax, pollution