A digital platform is aimed at making specific innovations and technological solutions, produced by the academic and research community, more accessible to private companies. It is a service for automatically downloading, synchronizing, sorting and displaying information from large scientific platforms such as Academia.edu, Google Scholar, or Researchers Gate to the platform EmpowerHR4Inno. Platform initially focus on priority sectors, food, health tourism, horizontal IT priority and nationally produced solutions with a tendency for further development. The following information can be found:
  • Course library with sub-content WoS published, results, other solutions, and digital tools and HR models;
  • Set of features that allow sending newsletters to users who sign up as interested in a particular group of news feeds.
Kragujevac: Mašinski fakultet: Centar za kvalitet,, str. [B-13]-B-17., 2011
Investigation on air pollution from shipping in Boka-Kotorska Bay
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14th Annual Fault and Disturbance Analysis Conference, Atlanta, Georgia, 2011
Automated Fault and Disturbance Analysis: Understanding the Configuration Challenge
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Proc. of the 26th Annual ACM Symposium on Applied Computing (SAC 2011 …, 2011
Conditional Priorities in Software Stakeholders’ Judgments
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Proceedings of the 20th international electrotechnical and computer science …, 2011
Making judgments and decisions about relevant learning resources
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Proceedings of the 2011 ACM Symposium on Applied Computing, 683-690, 2011
Conditional preferences in software stakeholders' judgments
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'University of Zagreb, Department of Geography'
Obalni turizam u Crnoj Gori – razvojna dinamika, prostorni razvoj i buduće perspektive
Montenegro seeks its future perspectives in tourism. And there are good reasons for that: The country was considered to be the fastest growing tourism market worldwide in 2007. Notwithstanding a slight decrease during the last years, tourism is still seen as a crucial factor for future economic development. This seems to be a viable option if we consider Montenegro’s natural potential, its beneficial position on the Adriatic coastline and the experience in tourism gained in the many years since...
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