Development of widely understood information and communication technologies influence virtually all aspects of life, including transportation behaviours. Increase of urbanised population in the European Union, along with concentration of economic activity in urban areas pose new challenges in the area of policy planning for city transport and urban mobility. Despite existing expectation that an increase in Internet-based communication will reduce the need to travel, the amount of city traffic actually increases. The concept of sustainable urban mobility is a relatively recent one, particularly visible in the European Union’s documents that are concerned with modelling city transport systems in concert with rules of sustainable development. The goal of this paper is to show how telematics can influence the implementation of the requirements of the concept of sustainable urban mobility.
Development of information technologies and increasing communication possibilities are currently some of the most important factors of civilization’s development. Access to information and availability of new technologies influence the economy in great degree and significantly change the way enterprises behave. Application of Internet and modern IT technologies as tools provides small and medium enterprises with easier access to new markets and increases availability of potential customers, along with simplification of export. This paper describes ways in which SME can apply Internet and modern information and communication technologies in export. Special attention was given to social media.
This paper describes ways in which small and medium enterprises (SME) can apply modern information and communication technologies, threats and chances connected to such application, potential barriers stopping use of modern technology and ways such solutions may be used during internationalization of SMEs.
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