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Considerations Regarding the Redesign of Management System of an Organization
Authors: Rizescu Alexandru Marius , Bucăţa George 
Published: July 2017

Abstract
In addition to the current exercise of management functions, managers in any organization, must pursue a permanent adjustment of the management system at the new changes that have occurred, and that may be anticipated in the internal and external environment of the organization. This involves a number of activities of organization change management, components that can be included in what we call redesigning the organization management.
The Role of Emotional Intelligence in the Implementation of Vision
Authors: Roman Vasile 
Published: July 2017

Abstract
Through the development of the level of efficiency, the military organizations aim at increasing social value, which, in turn, situate it in the top position among security institutions and therefore facilitates easier access to resources. By providing an image of the map, the leader’s vision not only describes an organization’s direction or objective, but also the means of achieving its way towards becoming a guide in planning and strategy implementation efficiency. Specialists say that people, in general, and leaders, in particular, use two kinds of intelligence, one inherited/ fluid and the other crystallized and developed by education, but, in order to achieve success an addition is needed, namely, emotional intelligence. Emotional intelligence, encompasses not only the degree of empathy between the leader and the recipient institutions (organization), but also how the leader will know to manage his/her conditions determined by the environment (friendly or hostile), context (favorable or unfavorable), and the questions raised.
Diagnostic Management - Method of Increasing the Potential of Research and Development Station for Cattle From Arad
Authors: Săplăcan Silviu Ilie , Lile Ramona 
Published: July 2017

Abstract
Research and Development Station for Cattle Arad is a public institution of national interest and its main activity is research and development in biotechnology and livestock breeding. The purpose of this paper is to analyze and improve through recommendations, the management applied on the livestock-breeding farm from the station. We are showing at first glance, the following important aspects: methods and techniques used by senior management and livestock at the farm are not up-to-date both morally and technology, which are also partly used. The station has a hierarchical - functional organizational, but nevertheless, the information system is underdeveloped. Also using such authoritarian management style promotes cooperation resort management, consulting and delegation between the chambers, but in a way inefficient. The role and the performance of the management system of the breeding farm is a decisional component with a privileged role. No other element of the resort management has a specificity so obvious and so great of an impact on all plans and performance results. The strengths and weaknesses of an institution of this kind are described in the literature that we use to test, draw and make recommendations for the future growth potential of the station, both in terms of managerial, economic -financial and in terms of the quality of work processes and finished products. To achieve a practical study, we present the relevant results after applying the latest technology management, reporting and decision-making for some time on senior management, livestock breeding management and on cooperation between these compartments.
Analysis of the Use of Outsourcing Services for Maintenance and Repair of the Equipment and Armament Available in the Structures of the Bulgarian Armed Forces
Authors: Stefanov Nikolay 
Published: July 2017

Abstract
The longlasting process of transformation of the armed forces, as well as the reduction of staff resulted in the loss of certain capabilities. In times of transformation, the different structures of the Bulgarian Armed Forces, led by the desire to preserve their most important capabilities, namely the combat ones, are forced to lay off mainly parts of their maintenance and support units. In order to compensate for these lost capabilities, the armed forces resorted to the use of outsourcing services for the repair and maintenance of armament and military equipment.This article studies and analyses the use of outsourcing services for the maintenance and repair of equipment and armament available in the structures of the Bulgarian Armed Forces.
Analysis of Some of the Applicable Outsourcing Services in the Structures of the Bulgarian Armed Forces
Authors: Stefanov Nikolay 
Published: July 2017

Abstract
Supplying the Bulgarian Army with the necessary material resources is an extremely important activity. This is an activity with a fundamental significance for making quality logistics decisions on strategic, operational and tactical levels. Therefore, it is necessary to analyse the issues related to the use of outsourcing services in the armed forces. They are implemented in the field of defence primarily in the sphere of utilisation of unnecessary munitions, catering, providing various public utilities, repair and maintenance of equipment and provision of security to military sites. Despite of its limited application, outsourcing is currently an important tool for conducting a great number of the logistics activities, providing support of the combat and special training of military formations and the execution of their specific tasks.This article studies and analyses the use of outsourcing services for providing catering for the personnel in the structures of the Bulgarian Armed Forces and for protection of the military territories.
State and Problems of Warehousing of Bulgarian Army
Authors: Banabakova Vanya , Filipov Stefan , Stoyanov Stanimir 
Published: July 2017

Abstract
Storing material resources is a back-up function of military logistics, but its proper organization and successful improvement is a guarantee for effective and efficient realization of the whole logistics support process. For this reason it is advisable to elaborate the whole warehousing process in the Bulgarian Army (BA). The aim of this study is to analyze the state and problems of logistics and warehousing in the Bulgarian Army.
A Study on Improving The Distribution Processes. The Case of Miruna Internaţional Impex Ltd.Romania
Authors: Bejinariu Andreea Cristina , Ganea Paula , Leuca Mădălina , Muntean Florian 
Published: July 2017

Abstract
Investing is a category of spending that engages the future most, depends on increasing and improving the productive potential of an enterprise (through expansion and modernization), the emergence of new production capacities. Because it is necessary to allocate large resources for the investment process, they are for a long time and the decision making process involves a lot of uncertainties. A decision on investment projects must be based on a careful analysis of all aspects of the context, the variables involved and their dynamics.
Features on Sale in Dual-Use Items
Authors: Dinu Vasile , Lazar Cristina , Chihai Ion-Stelian 
Published: July 2017

Abstract
This study addresses a very special issue, i.e. the import-export of those products, goods and technology that normally have civilian uses, but which, because of their nature, may also have military applications. In our opinion, the subject is particularly interesting since these products are related to the development and production of weapons of mass destruction. Therefore, we aimed at highlighting the most important aspects of the marketing standards and practices for the control on dual-use items, with reference to the national and international legal systems in the field. We used the latest bibliography, focusing on documentary sources for certain credibility.
Use of Linear Optimization Model in Defining The New Standards for The Preparation of Food for Servicemen in Preparation for Participation in Peacekeeping Operations
Authors: Glushkov Pavlin Ivanov 
Published: July 2017

Abstract
The role of providing ready-to-use food, regarded as a multiplicator of the combat force of the formations of the Bulgarian Army (BA) participating in peace keeping operations (PKO) is beyond doubt. The concept of the feeding of a battalion battle group (BBG), which is a potential participant in PKO should be sustainable under any conditions in different climatic zones and altitudes, providing for the specific needs of the personnel in accordance with their sex, age, health status, body mass index (BMI) and personal preferences. The energy needs of the servicemen in a BBG on a PKO in hot climates are equal to those in moderate climates - 3595 kcal per day. During combat operations this need rises to 4905 kcal per day.
Theoretical Aspects Regarding Information Systems Auditing within The Military Organization
Authors: Milandru Marius , Constantin Daniel Sorin 
Published: July 2017

Abstract
As part of the general effort to modernize the financial-economic system, in both private and public sectors, the concept of internal auditing is fairly recent. The development of information technology has significantly contributed to the integration of information systems into management related activities (economy, logistics, finance and accountancy, etc.). The integration of new information technology into the practice of processing, transferring and storing information has brought about a series of threats and vulnerabilities of the information system. Thus, auditing information systems has become a vital element for all domains and activities of organizations, including the military one.
The Role of Internal Control in Managing The Risks Specific to The Financial Field
Authors: Pîrvuţ Valentin 
Published: July 2017

Abstract
This article deals with a currently discussed topic, namely that of preventive financial control, a concept that has to ensure a reasonable use of public funds in a transparent, economical, efficient and effective manner. In this sense the issues related to public internal financial control are considered instruments that actively influence the organizational and managerial culture of the public entity in a positive manner by engaging in control actions that are meant to identify and stop the possible illegal activities or actions, fraudulent or uneconomical use of public funds. I further detail the concept of public financial control with the two principal branches, that is the preventive financial control and the preventive financial control proper. The preventive financial control proper, by exercising the control visa for every financial supporting document affecting public funds, is a cornerstone regarding the exercise of financial control activity.
The Unaccompanied or Separated Minor In The Asylum Procedure
Authors: Brezniceanu Andra Maria 
Published: July 2017

AbstractThe unaccompanied or separated minor is, according to the European Union body of legislation regarding asylum and migration, one of the extremely vulnerable categories of persons, and the risk of vulnerability is amplified in the case of the unaccompanied or separated minor - asylum seeker. Ever since the EU pre-accession period Romanian legislation reconciled, according to the European model, the requirements of the rules on migration with humanism provisions in the field of child rights. The images in the media about the migratory flows in recent years have revealed a system that requires imperatively legislative changes, adapting procedures, innovative work tools, including the case of the unaccompanied minor asylum seeker. In this article I intend to analyze the existing legislative framework in Romania, highlighting the positive aspects of the law and those which I believe that should be reconsidered so that the interests of the minor in the asylum procedure to be properly protected.
Issues on The Enforcement of International Humanitarian Law to The Use of Drones in Armed Conflicts
Authors: Guțan Sabin 
Published: July 2017

Abstract
Drones are new means and methods of warfare which, apparently, are similar to combat aircrafts. A big difference between the two categories is the human personnel involved. Compared with airplanes, carrying a human crew on board - this one carrying out combat operations from inside the aircraft - drones do not have inside human beings, being coordinated from the ground (or sea) - the military actions carrying out from the place where the operators are. So the question arises: what kind of rules of international humanitarian law are applicable to the use of drones in armed conflicts? Starting from the rule that legal rules apply to legal relationships between people (but not directly to objects or animals), I analyze to what extent these means and methods of warfare are subject to the rules of armed conflict on land, sea or air.
Contravention Liability Concerning The Regime of Organization, Systematization and Signalization of Roads
Authors: Tudor Vasile 
Published: July 2017

Abstract
The guideline explains how to prepare your paper in printer-ready format for the 23rd International Scientific Conference “Knowledge Based Organization” (KBO), so that its appearance is clear and consistent with the other papers in the proceedings. It includes guidance on layout, illustrations, text style and references, presented exactly as your paper should appear. It is highly advised to use KBO template and strictly follow the instructions to prepare your paper in Microsoft Word format (.DOC). The abstract portion is a narrative presentation without references. The abstract should give a concise and informative description of the paper, in 200 words, written to interest the reader as well as for information retrieval.
Conflicts of Jurisdiction in Criminal Proceedings – Preconditions and Possible Solutions
Authors: Voynova Ralitsa 
Published: July 2017

AbstractThe article examines issues, related to the conflicts of jurisdiction in criminal proceedings within the European area, where several countries simultaneously have the competence to conduct a criminal prosecution of the same facts. There have been studied several international legal instruments, postulating the compliance with the Ne bis in idem principle, respectively the prohibition of a second judgment towards the same person and for the same act. Discussed are various preconditions for conflicts of jurisdiction in criminal matters and possible solutions, according to the existing legal mechanisms in this field.
The Unwritten History in our Textbooks
Authors: Danciu Elena-Tereza 
Published: July 2017

Abstract
In his book “The Dacians”, Hadrian Daicoviciu showed that “only a few pages have been preserved of the great book of this people’s ancient history; dozens of pages, undoubtedly among the most interesting, were lost forever and many, perhaps even more interesting, were never written by ancient authors”. There is a text that keeps coming to my mind very often, especially lately, because I have noticed that there is a tendency to remove or skip several pages of our history. The mission of a historian is to try to find out the historical truth with as many pages as possible. We should not overlook, we should not mitigate anything from our past. The lost or unwritten pages of history hinder this mission, it is true, but what should we do about the pages that were written and, deliberately, are not included in the history books?
Human Target Selected by The Adverse Intelligence Services for Obtaining Classified Information
Authors: Lăzăroiu Laurențiu-Leonard 
Published: July 2017

Abstract
Generally, to be competitive, the intelligence services are required, by their status itself, to constantly assess the capacity and performance and also to anticipate the behaviour of potential adversaries in achieving and maintaining a superior informational advantage. Illegal access of adverse intelligence services to national information strategy is a well defined aim, involving carefully designed scenarios and continuous assessment, performed by specialized structures. In the economy of intelligence business, a logical condition is the selection of human intelligence sources, primarily among those whose professional duties involve access to valuable information, the disclosure of which may be established strategic advantages. The results are often negative immediate or medium-term consequences , unpredictable, both on national security and on a proper functioning of the state.
Communication and Their Role in The Preparation and Presentation of The Basketball Referee
Authors: Martinescu-Bădălan Fabiana 
Published: July 2017

Abstract
The present paper wishes to start from the premise that we are preparing to express, namely that there is a correlation between the degree of preparation of the basketball referees and their results during the games, between their actual training and the performance we observe. The basketball referee is the person who judges all phases of the game, taking decisions in fractions of a second. For this the referee needs interdisciplinary training, yet not forgetting that he is often selftaught, learning and taking over from field specialists.
Model of Methodology for Determining The Needs of Continuing Vocational Training of Social Work Specialists Providing Social Services
Authors: Terziev Venelin , Banabakova Vanya , Dimitrova Preslava 
Published: July 2017

Abstract
This study justifies the need for building a system for research, identification and monitoring of the needs of vocational training in compliance to the constantly changing needs of the labour market. When considered in a narrower sense this problem justifies and proves the need for this activity related to social work and social workers. A method for determining the need for continuing vocational training of specialists in social work is developed and an experimental model for its implementation is offered.
Responsive Web Design Techniques
Authors: Giurgiu Luminita , Gligorea Ilie 
Published: July 2017

Abstract
First introduced by Ethan Marcotte in 2010 in his article Responsive Web Design, responsive design concept refers to the ability of a website to adapt to different resolutions and devices on which it is displayed (PCs, laptops, tablets, smartphones, etc.) without undergoing degradation. The site should recognize what device it is displayed on and automatically respond to user preferences. This approach comes to the aid of those who were forced to do a lot of versions of the site, so that it can be accessed from the iPad, Blackberry, Kindle, netbook, iPhone and so on[1], and becomes today a necessity. While using the same code and URL, a responsive website can provide an optimum viewing experience - without resizing, panning or scrolling on most of the devices. Web designers approached approach the new challenge with many and various solutions. To keep up with the transformations emerging in web design, this article intends to discuss the issues applied to the Land Forces Academy’s official site.
Methodological Framework for Capability Analysis
Authors: Melichar Josef , Procházka Josef 
Published: July 2017

Abstract
The article offers a methodological framework for systematic and rigorous capability analysis under uncertainty while applying basic principles of capability based planning. More specifically, it focuses on determination of capability requirements against multiple generic and specific set of force development scenarios, identification of capability mismatches, operational risk assessment steaming from capability gaps and capability prioritisation techniques and procedures. Methodological framework for capability analysis is one of the outputs of the Centre for Security and Military Strategic Studies of University of Defence in Brno institutional research project “STRATAL” - Strategic Alternatives for the Development of the Czech Armed Forces. The authors offer an innovative methodology for further discussion and best practices for development of sound defence planning process and its analytical support. Successful application of this framework depends on the quality of professional military judgement and proper use of relevant analytical techniques and procedures. In addition to that, the framework interlinks efforts in several functions of overarching defence management system, and that constitutes certain risks for generating expected outcomes e.g. insufficient coordination and harmonisation of effort, unclear responsibility for final outcomes just to name a few.
Environmental Influence on Divers’ Health
Authors: Rus Simona , Ion Ana 
Published: July 2017

Abstract
In contemporary society we all are deeply affected by the air we breathe, the water we drink, the food we eat, and, not in the least, along with other factors, by the stress we encounter in our everyday life.Apart from this general issue this paper aims to raise awareness on a specific problem concerning divers life and training, namely on how the environment can affect their health. The clinical and statistical studies observed the incidence of pathological changes that occur in people exposed to hyperbaric environment, which more often than not can be the case of professional divers. What we also aim at is to find solutions for the elimination and avoidance of such risk factors
Experimental Investigations on the Stress State in the Bearing Structure of a Special Wagon to Transport Liquid Iron
Authors: Iliescu Nicolae , Atanasiu Costică 
Published: July 2017

Abstract
In order to increase productivity, to reduce energy consumption and for environmental protection, a special wagon intended for the transport of liquid pig iron, in steel mills, it was designed and manufactured. This wagon consists of an especial chamotted torpedo, with a capacity of 300 tons, rested, at each end, by means of a box beam, on two buggies, with four axles each one. To evaluate the mechanical behavior of this wagon during service, its prototype was investigated experimentally in terms of the stress and strain state. Due to difficulties encountered related to the long duration of loading and unloading time of the torpedo pot with liquid cast iron and due to very large dimensions of the carriage gauge, experimental investigations were performed on the torpedo pot and box beam models, manufactured at scale. The buggy structure was investigated on a special stand, set up in the laboratory of Strength of Materials Department of the Polytechnic University of Bucharest. The torpedo pot and box beam were investigated using two combined experimental techniques (brittle coatings technique and resistive strain gauge technique). Brittle coatings technique was used to identify the principal stresses directions, which then were applied electro-resistive transducers. Using strain gauge amplifiers the principal strains were measured, and principal stresses in measurement points were calculated. The results of these studies have led to changes of constructive solutions in the case of some substructures, contributing to increase the operational safety of the wagon.
Design and Testing of an Unguided Rocket with Thermobaric Warhead for Multiple Launcher System
Authors: Iorga Ovidiu , Orban Octavian , Matache Liviu , Epure Cristiana 
Published: July 2017

Abstract
This paper presents the development, testing and evaluation of a new unguided rocket equipped with a thermobaric warhead. The aim of the research was to design the ammunition to be integrated with an existing multiple launch rocket system. This condition introduced limitations of dimensions, mass and mass distribution. The experimental work consisted also in optimisation of the thermobaric composition and configuration. The resulting ammunition was tested for determination of effective range and precision. The destructive effect was evaluated by live firing against non-armoured vehicles and masonry light structures.