Aspects of the Developing Process Organization and Handling Changes in the Automotive Industry − Enhancing Risks and Safety Principles

Hugyi, Milán; Takács, István

doi:10.2478/raft-2024-0044

Abstract

The relationship between the basic elements of the enterprise (5M) is again worth focusing on, as the scarcity of resources (tangible and intangible) is increasing and the management of these resources within the walls of companies is becoming more and more acute. In this context, the issue of security permeates our daily lives, not only in the corporate world. The question is: how can we create greater security in our daily and professional lives, and what can fundamentally determine our opportunities in the corporate hierarchy? In the following, you can read about my research on the corporate security climate in automotive companies in Hungary.

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Aspects of the Developing Process Organization and Handling Changes in the Automotive Industry − Enhancing Risks and Safety Principles

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