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- ItemArtificial Intelligence in Business Centres: A Case Study of 3 Business Centres in Slovakia(Technická Univerzita v Liberci, ) Grachová, Dagmar; Ferencikova, Sonia; Ekonomická fakultaShared service centres and business centers are a technique that multinational organizations may use to boost the effectiveness of their company operations. Even business centers and Shared Service Centers are impacted by global developments and are continuously seeking new methods to develop, offer services more effectively, and maintain their competitiveness. Artificial intelligence is now having a big influence on how business centers operate and is becoming more integrated. This article's objective is to investigate the potential uses and existing status of artificial intelligence in business centres in Slovakia. A case study based on several cases was used as part of a qualitative approach to process the empirical portion of the paper. Based on the research, it can be concluded that in the case of business centers in Slovakia, it is not possible to determine a uniform state and level of implementation of artificial intelligence. The status and possibilities of implementation are largely influenced by the activities that the centers perform - or the service they provide. The centers provide various types of services, while in some services the human factor cannot be replaced by artificial intelligence (human resources, more serious decisions in the field of finances, etc.). The limitation of our research is the examination of selected three business centers operating in the Slovak market. In the future, this research can be expanded to other centers in Slovakia as well as in other countries.
- ItemImpact of Artificial Intelligence on Employment in the Slovak Digital Information Communication Technology Sector(Technická Univerzita v Liberci, ) Šášky, Michael; Ekonomická fakultaIn the following article we focus on one of the most up-to-date topics in the digital world as artificial intelligence affects employment in the digital information communication technology sector focused on the Slovak Republic. This revolutionary technology brings great changes and the impact on the working environment is inherent. In this article, we provide profound views of how artificial intelligence changes jobs and what opportunities and challenges come with it. The article points to significant data obtained from verified and relevant sources that are significant to clarify the ICT environment in Slovakia and at the same time the impact of artificial intelligence on various jobs as well as the whole industry. It is imperative to point out particular areas in which artificial intelligence is crucial and used the most. These areas are supported by artificial intelligence technology, whether as primary or secondary technology with regard to sight and support of the human factor.
- ItemThe Impact of Robotic Process Automation and Artificial Intelligence on Employees in the Accounting Profession(Technická Univerzita v Liberci, ) Petrová, Pavlína; Ekonomická fakultaThe article discusses data and information based on selected research and definitions drawn from the professional literature related to robotic process automation (RPA) and artificial intelligence (AI) and their impact on employment in the accounting profession. The article incorporates a review of the literature on the given topic. This article serves companies as a basis for further research, deeper processing of the given topic and as a scholarly basis for creating the research component. The issue addressed in the article is presented in the introductory part. The first part of the article deals with the collection of RPA definitions and the benefits of implementing RPA in companies. The next part of the article discusses the relationship between RPA and AI. The third part of the article summarizes the results of research previously conducted. In the selected studies, of primary interest was whether and to what extent the jobs of accountants are threatened by automation and whether AI helps accountants. The following part of the article is devoted to the discussion. Here, individual authors' views on job loss due to RPA and whether human labour is irreplaceable in accounting jobs are presented and discussed. The final part of the article is devoted to the findings.