Management, Technology and Sport: Proceedings of the Second International Conference
Management, Technology and Sport: Proceedings of the Second International Conference
Contributor(s): Lukáš Kozáček (Editor), Bohumír Štědroň (Editor)
Subject(s): Education, Supranational / Global Economy, Sociology, Management and complex organizations, Policy, planning, forecast and speculation, Financial Markets, Sports Studies, ICT Information and Communications Technologies
Published by: Masarykova univerzita nakladatelství
Keywords: Management; Technology; Sport; Proceedings of the Second International Conference;
Summary/Abstract: On 2.2.2023 the 2nd International Conference “Management, Technology and Sport” was held at the Faculty of Sports Studies of Masaryk University in Brno in cooperation with the Czech Management Association. The conference was opened by the Minister of Science, Research and Innovation Mgr. Helena Langšádlová and the President of the Czech Management Association Ing. Olga Girstlová, Ph.D. Innovative contributions at the conference covered a wide range of management issues (organization of a major sporting event and the impact of covid on spectator attendance), economics (aspects of budgeting of sports teams taking into account the crisis situation or the economic concept of willingness to pay in the sporting environment), technology (relationships between communication, technology and management models, e-sport). The next III International Conference “Management, Technology and Sport” will take place on 2. 2. 2024 in cooperation with American, German and Israeli universities.
- E-ISBN-13: 978-80-280-0331-9
- Print-ISBN-13: 978-80-280-0330-2
- Page Count: 117
- Publication Year: 2023
- Language: English
The Economic Concept of Willingness to Pay in a Sport Environment
The Economic Concept of Willingness to Pay in a Sport Environment
(The Economic Concept of Willingness to Pay in a Sport Environment)
- Author(s):Martin Vyroubal
- Language:English
- Subject(s):Business Economy / Management, Management and complex organizations, Sports Studies
- Page Range:6-11
- No. of Pages:6
- Keywords:willingness-to-pay; contingent valuation method; sport financing;
- Summary/Abstract:This paper explores the economic concept of willingness to pay (WTP) in a sporting environment. The paper introduces the specifics of the sports industry, provides insights into current research, and presents methods used in willingness to pay research in scholarly articles, with the greatest emphasis on the contingent valuation method, which is widely used in willingness to pay research. The article is compiled in a research manner and aims to provide an overview of the ways in which research could be conducted that would be useful for finding alternative ways of financing the sports sector, especially in the Czech Republic, where not many similar articles on the topic have been published.
Communication, Technology and Management Models Relations
Communication, Technology and Management Models Relations
(Communication, Technology and Management Models Relations)
- Author(s):Jiří František Potužník
- Language:English
- Subject(s):Communication studies, Management and complex organizations, ICT Information and Communications Technologies
- Page Range:12-18
- No. of Pages:7
- Keywords:Communication; Technology; Management Models Relations;
- Summary/Abstract:The exchange of information in matter and living organisms has a similar form and content. The physical relations of atoms inside a molecule, the bonds of chemical elements in compounds, and RNA and DNA information sharing in cells determine…
Prognostic Considerations
Prognostic Considerations
(Prognostic Considerations)
- Author(s):Jiří Mihola
- Language:English
- Subject(s):Supranational / Global Economy, Policy, planning, forecast and speculation
- Page Range:19-25
- No. of Pages:7
- Keywords:Forecast; extrapolation; gross domestic product GDP;
- Summary/Abstract:Prognostic considerations are a kaleidoscope of different prognostic expressions of both quantitative and qualitative nature. The quantitative considerations are based on the theory published in the monograph Production Functions as a Tool for Representing Economic Reality. The temporal production function is used to forecast the GDP of the economies of the US, China and India to 2030 and 2050 respectively. The prolongation of the absolute level of GDP shows that India, in addition to China, which is already in first place, will be ahead of the US.
Statistical Simulations for Measuring Operational Risks
Statistical Simulations for Measuring Operational Risks
(Statistical Simulations for Measuring Operational Risks)
- Author(s):Edvard Špaček, Jiří Špaček
- Language:English
- Subject(s):Economy, Methodology and research technology, Policy, planning, forecast and speculation, Financial Markets
- Page Range:26-39
- No. of Pages:14
- Keywords:Statistical Simulations; Measuring Operational Risks;
- Summary/Abstract:Under Basel II methodology there are distinguished three main risks - market, credit and operational risk. In all cases, it is possible to determine the capital requirement using the basic method, which consists of multiplying the size of the exposure by a predefined coefficient. At the same time, a more advanced approach is allowed for all categories, subject to regulatory approval. The capital requirement may be calculated on the basis of the VaR (ValueAtRisk) risk acquiring method. In the case of the advanced approach for operational risk (the aim of this study), only basic qualitative and quantitative requirements are defined and it is the bank’s responsibility to use appropriate methods to estimate the required amount of risk capital. Keywords – Operational risk, loss distribution, loss frequency, loss severity, composite distribution, AMA methods, LDA approaches, IMA methods, Monte Carlo methods, MILDA_E oprisk calculator, Excel simulation add-ins.
Possibilities and Difficulties of Using Artificial Intelligence in Sports Arbitration Disputes
Possibilities and Difficulties of Using Artificial Intelligence in Sports Arbitration Disputes
(Possibilities and Difficulties of Using Artificial Intelligence in Sports Arbitration Disputes)
- Author(s):Jiří Navrátil, Denisa Zimova
- Language:English
- Subject(s):Social Informatics, Sports Studies, ICT Information and Communications Technologies, Sociology of Law
- Page Range:40-43
- No. of Pages:4
- Keywords:AI Research SuperCluster (RSC); Anthropology of law; artificial intelligence; computerized due process; computing; digital terror; fair trial; human-centric AI; ChatGTP; chess; law; Shannon’s number;
- Summary/Abstract:The development of computing technology in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) has made it possible that even the current artificial intelligence can not only replace human intelligence in some areas, but can also surpass it with a great advantage. If artificial intelligence can beat any chess player, including world champions, by such a margin that it wins all chess games, the question naturally arises whether artificial intelligence can replace humans in some other intellectual activities, for example in the field of law. This contribution attempts to outline both the performance capabilities of current computing technology and the possibilities of using artificial intelligence to decide in the legal cases in sports arbitration. In doing so, it highlights the strengths and weaknesses of artificial intelligence, the difficulties of its use in sports arbitration, and also suggests possibilities for further developments in this area.
E-sports in the Academic Environment
E-sports in the Academic Environment
(E-sports in the Academic Environment)
- Author(s):Štefan Zachar, Matej Kostrec
- Language:English
- Subject(s):Education, Sports Studies, ICT Information and Communications Technologies, Sociology of Education
- Page Range:44-50
- No. of Pages:7
- Keywords:E-sport; competition; computer game; COVID-19;
- Summary/Abstract:This article discusses the growth and popularity of e-sports, especially during the pandemic when physical sports events were canceled or postponed. It defines e-sports from different perspectives, including the International Esports Federation, which states that it meets all the sporting criteria. The article also explores the organization of e-sports globally, with a focus on the International Esports Federation’s efforts to popularize and standardize rules. It further explains the different game genres for professional competitive e-sports, such as tactical shooters, MOBA, sport simulators, and fighting games. The growth of e-sports is demonstrated by an increase in profits and revenue in the past four years, and new sectors of the studio and gaming industries are emerging. The article then presents the SWOT analysis of e-sports in terms of economics and audience awareness. Finally, the article proposes the vision of organizing e-sports at the Police Academy in Bratislava in the form of an IT Community Club to create a student IT community.
New trends: A Systems Analysis of the Volunteer as a Component of Future Sport Event Implementation
New trends: A Systems Analysis of the Volunteer as a Component of Future Sport Event Implementation
(New trends: A Systems Analysis of the Volunteer as a Component of Future Sport Event Implementation)
- Author(s):Ilona Pavlova
- Language:English
- Subject(s):Management and complex organizations, Demography and human biology, Sports Studies
- Page Range:51-56
- No. of Pages:6
- Keywords:new segments of sport; new civilisation diseases; sports organisations today and in the future; new trends in volunteering;
- Summary/Abstract:The dissertation will focus on the research of current demographic and technological trends, new segments of sport and new types of civilisation diseases. Furthermore, it will provide a systematically derived answer about the current and future status and role of volunteering in the implementation of sporting events and will give an insight into the shape of future sport organisations and self-sustaining sports clubs.
The Organisation of a Volleyball Major Sporting Event and the Impact of COVID-19 on Spectator Attendance
The Organisation of a Volleyball Major Sporting Event and the Impact of COVID-19 on Spectator Attendance
(The Organisation of a Volleyball Major Sporting Event and the Impact of COVID-19 on Spectator Attendance)
- Author(s):Lukáš Kozáček
- Language:English
- Subject(s):Management and complex organizations, Health and medicine and law, Sports Studies
- Page Range:57-60
- No. of Pages:4
- Keywords:management; sport; COVID-19; volleyball; organizing committee;
- Summary/Abstract:The origins of the Czech volleyball movement’s ideas to organise the European Men’s Volleyball Championships as the culmination of the celebration of 100 years of volleyball in the Czech Republic date back to 2015. After challenging discussions and negotiation of terms, the Czech Republic’s hosting was confirmed by the signing of the organisational contract in 2019. At this point, the organisational preparations by both the CEV and the Czech Volleyball Federation began. The hosting of the entire European Championships was unconventionally divided between four co-organisers: the Czech Republic, Poland, Estonia and Finland. This fact in itself meant that it was necessary to set up a functional management system for the most important international volleyball event as a whole, with central organisational processes and partial management autonomy in the individual countries.
Forecast of Development Trends in Sport – Year 2030
Forecast of Development Trends in Sport – Year 2030
(Forecast of Development Trends in Sport – Year 2030)
- Author(s):Michal Pavljuk
- Language:English
- Subject(s):Policy, planning, forecast and speculation, Environmental interactions, Sports Studies, ICT Information and Communications Technologies, Globalization
- Page Range:61-67
- No. of Pages:7
- Keywords:sport; forecast; technologies; development; globalization; prognosis; climate change; professionalism;
- Summary/Abstract:The paper discusses the intersection of sports and technology, focusing on trends related to globalization and technology in professional sports. Forecasting provides insights into how sports will develop up to 2030, identifying current trends and available data. The modern trends visible in sports are divided into three categories: globalization, technology, and performance. The paper focuses mainly on how globalization breaks national borders through sports and how sports contribute to climate change. It also examines how technology is being used to push the boundaries of human capabilities. The article explores the potential impact of technologies such as e-sports, artificial intelligence, data analytics, cryptocurrencies, blockchain, and virtual reality in sports. A result is several hypotheses that indicate the world of sports in 2030.
Aspects of Creating Sports Team Budgets in Times of Crisis
Aspects of Creating Sports Team Budgets in Times of Crisis
(Aspects of Creating Sports Team Budgets in Times of Crisis)
- Author(s):Jakub Kadlec
- Language:English
- Subject(s):Management and complex organizations, Health and medicine and law, Sports Studies
- Page Range:68-73
- No. of Pages:6
- Keywords:Crisis; Crisis management; Manager; Budget; Sports Team Budgeting; Crisis plan;
- Summary/Abstract:In my paper, I focused on the importance of crisis management for sports teams, especially budget changes in response to a crisis. It turns out that, just like other environments, the sports environment at various levels did not have elaborated and set up crisis mechanisms in case of a crisis of the scale of the COVID-19 pandemic. In my contribution, I would like to describe the reactions as well as the reactions and recommendations for creating budgets in the OECD environment, the Czech Republic and sports teams in general, as well as specific examples of the reactions of sports teams.
New Technological Trend: Turbulent Cryptocurrencies and Sport
New Technological Trend: Turbulent Cryptocurrencies and Sport
(New Technological Trend: Turbulent Cryptocurrencies and Sport)
- Author(s):Jakub Štědroň, Bohumír Štědroň
- Language:English
- Subject(s):Financial Markets, Sports Studies
- Page Range:74-86
- No. of Pages:13
- Keywords:cryptocurrencies; sport; forecast;
- Summary/Abstract:The article deals with new segment in the financial market: cryptocurrencies and their application. In the introductory part the current turbulent situation is analysed. Examples and system considerations in the segment of sport are presented in the second part. Final concluding analyses are predicting three scenarios of future development.
The Use of Elements of Artificial Intelligence in Contemporary Military Unmanned Aviation
The Use of Elements of Artificial Intelligence in Contemporary Military Unmanned Aviation
(The Use of Elements of Artificial Intelligence in Contemporary Military Unmanned Aviation)
- Author(s):Vladimír Šulc
- Language:English
- Subject(s):Military policy, ICT Information and Communications Technologies, Transport / Logistics
- Page Range:87-96
- No. of Pages:10
- Keywords:artificial intelligence; aviation; unmanned systems;
- Summary/Abstract:This contribution analyzes the possibilities of using artificial intelligence (hereinafter referred to as AI) in connection with unmanned systems, which are currently one of the most dynamically developing segments of military and civil aviation. The use of AI in unmanned operation is an obvious milestone in the development of unmanned systems. The current use of AI will be analyzed, especially as one of the means of production and development, training, evaluation and data collection, and last but not least also as the primary control system of the operational flights themselves.
Statistics and Its Limits and Possibilities in the Process of Knowledge
Statistics and Its Limits and Possibilities in the Process of Knowledge
(Statistics and Its Limits and Possibilities in the Process of Knowledge)
- Author(s):Jiří Blažek, Ivo Moll, Miroslav Nečas
- Language:English
- Subject(s):Methodology and research technology, Sports Studies
- Page Range:97-99
- No. of Pages:3
- Keywords:statistics; base set; sample; range of data; jumping;
- Summary/Abstract:This paper is a reflection on the incorrect use of statistics. It describes situations in which it is appropriate to report sample data without using statistical methods. An example is a research on the new sport called jumping.
Hooliganism in Football
Hooliganism in Football
(Hooliganism in Football)
- Author(s):Matej Kostrec
- Language:English
- Subject(s):Sociology, Social psychology and group interaction, Sports Studies
- Page Range:100-117
- No. of Pages:18
- Keywords:hooligans; football; ultras; tragic activities; riots;
- Summary/Abstract:Hooliganism has been an unwanted and life-threatening phenomenon for several decades, making watching sporting events uncomfortable and enjoyable. This article presents the essence of this phenomenon in football, compares it with the activities of ultras movements and provides an overview of the most notorious hooligan activities in Slovakia and their impacts. It then offers, for comparison, the most notorious tragic hooligan activities that have occurred around the world and their consequences. Different measures are being taken in different countries around the world to combat this phenomenon, but these are not globally applicable due to inconsistencies in legislation and different cultures. The shortcomings and inconsistencies of the organisers of sporting events also play a role in allowing this phenomenon to take place.
