SOCIETY. TECHNOLOGY. SOLUTIONS. Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference

Articles

• HOW MUCH ICT SECURITY HAS IMPROVED DURING THE LAST DECADE

  Mefat Shabani, Jozef Bushati, Virtyt Lezha, Imelda Zadeja

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• INVOLVEMENT OF TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION IN SPORTS

  Gjulio Zefi, Aigars Andersons, Jozef Bushati

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• ENTERPRISE MODELLING METHODOLOGY FOR SOCIO-CYBER-PHYSICAL SYSTEMS DESIGN: CASE FROM CYBERSECURITY EDUCATION AND CLIMATE-SMART AGRICULTURE

  Ginta Majore

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• THE BLUE FLAG PROGRAMME AND DESTINATION IMAGE: A STUDY ON EDEN BEACH, PUDUCHERRY, INDIA

  Sivakami V, Ankathi Raghu, Raja P

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• LATVIAN SEMI-NATURAL GRASSLANDS IN THE SOCIO-ECOLOGICAL EXTINCTION VORTEX: THE EVIDENCE AND RESEARCH GAPS

  Solvita Rūsiņa

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• SUSTAINABILITY OF THE CROSS-COUNTRY APPROACH AND THE ROLE OF DESTINATION MANAGEMENT ORGANISATIONS IN CREATING NEW TOURISM PRODUCTS: THE CASE OF SIAULIAI, JONISKIS (LITHUANIA) AND JELGAVA (LATVIA)

  Galina Bukovska, Vilija Malinauskaitė

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• ADAPTATION OF ADVANCED ANALYTICS IN LATVIAN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

  Sarmite Rozentale, Santa Lemša

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• FRAMEWORK TO BUILD AN ADVANCED ANALYTICS MATURITY ASSESSMENT MODEL: QUESTIONNAIRE DESIGN

  Santa Lemša

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• CONTRIBUTION OF PRIVATE LANDS TO BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION OF LATVIA. CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES

  Ģirts Baranovskis

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• STATE OF KNOWLEDGE DISCOVERY PROCESS MODELS AND FRAMEWORKS

  Martins Jansevskis, Kaspars Osis

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• THE TRANSITION TO THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY IS A NEW WAY OF THINKING BOTH FOR SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES OF LATVIA AND END-USERS

  Ivo Lemšs, Una Libkovska

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• PRIVATE LANDOWNERS AS SAFEGUARDS FOR THE CONSERVATION OF BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY AND THE MANAGEMENT OF NATURAL HERITAGE IN NATURA 2000

  Anda Mežgaile, Agita Līviņa, Andris Klepers

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• INNOVATION TECHNOLOGY ON CONNECTING AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS WITH TOURISM ENTERPRISES IN RURAL AREAS OF NORTHERN ALBANIA

  Alkida Hasaj, Sead Baraku

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• USING TECHNOLOGY AS A WAY OF ENHANCING VISITORS’ EXPERIENCE IN MUSEUMS. A CASE STUDY IN ALBANIA

  Romina Dhora, Sead Baraku

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• IMPROVEMENT IN PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND ITS IMPACT ON SUSTAINABLE TOURISM

  Mirjam Dibra, Alkida Hasaj

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• THE ROLE AND IMPORTANCE OF UNIVERSITIES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTS’ SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

  Arian Gjura, Mirjam Dibra

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• “CHANGE IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER”: ENGAGING STAKEHOLDERS FOR A CIRCULAR FUTURE

  Sarah De Coninck, Maira Lescevica

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• EVALUATION OF THE LATVIAN LABOUR MARKET USING THE COBB-DOUGLAS PRODUCTION FUNCTION AND THE BEVERIDGE CURVE MODEL

  Sergejs Hiļķevičs, Sanita Lasmane

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• REORIENTING TEACHING DYNAMICS OF CULINARY EDUCATION WITH SUSTAINABILITY

  Anubha Kaura, Sarah Hussain, Mahender Reddy Gavinolla, Priyakrushna Mohanty

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• IDENTIFICATION OF LANDSCAPES OF NATIONAL IMPORTANCE USING GIS

  Andris Klepers, Pēteris Lakovskis

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• MANAGEMENT OF LANDSCAPES WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF NATURE PROTECTION

  Pēteris Lakovskis, Linda Ieviņa

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• BUSINESS INCUBATION SCENE IN THE PANDEMIC THROUGH AN OPEN INNOVATION APPROACH – LATVIA CASE STUDY

  Iveta Cīrule

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• COLLABORATION COMPETENCIES AND GREEN BUSINESS MINDSET

  Inga Uvarova, Dzintra Atstaja, Tatjana Volkova, Iveta Ozolina-Ozola, Viola Korpa

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