Ksenija Šegotić
University of Zagreb
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Drvna Industrija | 2013
Renata Ojurović; Maja Moro; Ksenija Šegotić; Tomislav Grladinović; Leon Oblak
Processing of wood and manufacture of wood and cork products, excluding furniture, manufacture of straw and plaiting goods (C16) and manufacture of furniture (C31) were the most competitive activities of the Republic of Croatia in the European market in the late 1980s and the early 1990s. Those activities began losing their market share at the end of 1994, and no significant positive change in market competitiveness has been recorded since then. The question is how to achieve and maintain competitiveness, which is the condition of survival in an increasingly demanding environment. Preliminary and previous research on investment points to the assumption that the problem of competitiveness in the observed economic branch essentially boils down to a problem in the quality and efficiency of the investments of associated business entities. This paper tries to give answers to the following questions: What is the investment policy, is there an internal factor of lagging behind in competitiveness, what the other reasons are and how competitiveness can be achieved. By analysing investment in key factors of competitiveness in the period from 2007 to 2010, consistently established by this paper, the existing data on investment of wood processing and furniture manufacturing entities will be identified, and an AHP investment model will be proposed that takes into account the simultaneous influence of all of the key factors of competitiveness and is the best indicator of which direction to be taken, with the final aim of achieving competitiveness.
Drvna industrija : znanstveno-stručni časopis za pitanja drvne tehnologije | 2013
Renata Ojurović; Maja Moro; Ksenija Šegotić; Tomislav Grladinović; Leon Oblak
Processing of wood and manufacture of wood and cork products, excluding furniture, manufacture of straw and plaiting goods (C16) and manufacture of furniture (C31) were the most competitive activities of the Republic of Croatia in the European market in the late 1980s and the early 1990s. Those activities began losing their market share at the end of 1994, and no significant positive change in market competitiveness has been recorded since then. The question is how to achieve and maintain competitiveness, which is the condition of survival in an increasingly demanding environment. Preliminary and previous research on investment points to the assumption that the problem of competitiveness in the observed economic branch essentially boils down to a problem in the quality and efficiency of the investments of associated business entities. This paper tries to give answers to the following questions: What is the investment policy, is there an internal factor of lagging behind in competitiveness, what the other reasons are and how competitiveness can be achieved. By analysing investment in key factors of competitiveness in the period from 2007 to 2010, consistently established by this paper, the existing data on investment of wood processing and furniture manufacturing entities will be identified, and an AHP investment model will be proposed that takes into account the simultaneous influence of all of the key factors of competitiveness and is the best indicator of which direction to be taken, with the final aim of achieving competitiveness.
Drvna industrija : Znanstveni časopis za pitanja drvne tehnologije | 2013
Renata Ojurović; Maja Moro; Ksenija Šegotić; Tomislav Grladinović; Leon Oblak
Processing of wood and manufacture of wood and cork products, excluding furniture, manufacture of straw and plaiting goods (C16) and manufacture of furniture (C31) were the most competitive activities of the Republic of Croatia in the European market in the late 1980s and the early 1990s. Those activities began losing their market share at the end of 1994, and no significant positive change in market competitiveness has been recorded since then. The question is how to achieve and maintain competitiveness, which is the condition of survival in an increasingly demanding environment. Preliminary and previous research on investment points to the assumption that the problem of competitiveness in the observed economic branch essentially boils down to a problem in the quality and efficiency of the investments of associated business entities. This paper tries to give answers to the following questions: What is the investment policy, is there an internal factor of lagging behind in competitiveness, what the other reasons are and how competitiveness can be achieved. By analysing investment in key factors of competitiveness in the period from 2007 to 2010, consistently established by this paper, the existing data on investment of wood processing and furniture manufacturing entities will be identified, and an AHP investment model will be proposed that takes into account the simultaneous influence of all of the key factors of competitiveness and is the best indicator of which direction to be taken, with the final aim of achieving competitiveness.
Forestry | 2007
Anamarija Jazbec; Ksenija Šegotić; Mladen Ivanković; Hrvoje Marjanović; Sanja Perić
Drvna Industrija | 2010
Darko Motik; Ksenija Šegotić; Anamarija Jazbec
Šumarski list : znanstveno-stručno i staleško glasilo Hrvatskoga šumarskog društva | 2013
Krešimir Greger; Ksenija Šegotić; Tomislav Grladinović; Kristina Bičanić; Ivana Perić
Emerging needs of society from forest ecosystems: towards the opportunities and dilemmas in forest managerial economics and accounting | 2008
Ksenija Šegotić; Darko Motik; Maja Moro; Renata Ojurović; Andreja Pirc
Ekologia-bratislava | 2003
Željko Španjol; Ksenija Šegotić; Anamarija Jazbec; Vladimir Hitrec
Decision support for multiple purpose forestry. A transdisciplinary conference on the decelopment and application of decision support tools for forest management, Book of abstracts | 2018
Ksenija Šegotić; Nikola Lukić; Anamarija Jazbec; Mario Božić
The Business&Management Review, V6, Number 2 | 2016
Anamarija Jazbec; Ksenija Šegotić; Darko Motik