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Rola światowego koncernu w przemianach przestrzeni przemysłowej Polski w okresie transformacji na przykładzie The Coca-Cola Company

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Tkocz M., Żydzik J.
Prace Komisji Geografii Przemysłu Polskiego Towarzystwa Geograficznego
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2010
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vol. 16
169-175
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The Coca-Cola Company, a producer of soft drinks, the largest in the world and also in Poland, started its production in Poland in 1992. The first factory was based in Radzymin near Warsaw and in the beginning it employed 200 workers. It was the first direct investment of the Company, which initiated subsequent investments connected with setting up new factories and gradual development of distribution network. At present, in the Polish market the Coca-Cola Company employs over 3500 workers and owns three modern factories located in Staniątki near Niepołomice, Łódź and Radzymin, and also a bottling plant in Tylicz. Moreover, its distribution and sale network is recognized as one of the most advanced in the Polish market. About 980 market and sale specialists are employed in 35 local sale centres, situated in the largest towns of the subregions. As a result of its investments and financial expenditures during the last two decades, the Coca-Cola Company has significantly influenced the employment structure, and simultaneously, it has become a significant element of food industry in Poland. A key strategy and the primary aim of the Company is creation of an international team which would let the largest world-wide brand become a global brand. Taking into account this assumption and the performance of the Coca-Cola Company in the Polish market, it may be assumed that the aim of the Company is accomplished and its further development may result in further changes in the economic space of Poland.
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Przejawy społeczeństwa informacyjnego w województwie śląskim

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Tkocz M., Żydzik J.
Prace Komisji Geografii Przemysłu Polskiego Towarzystwa Geograficznego
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2009
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vol. 13
34-41
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The Silesian Voivodship is one of the most industrialised ones in Poland. It can be characterised by the highest number of employees in industry, which was equal to 458,000 in 2006, i.e. 16.9% of the total number of employees in industry in Poland. When calculated per 1000 inhabitants, the coefficient is equal to 98 and it gives the voivodship the first place in the country. The Silesian Voivodship is also close to the top as far as sold industrial production is concerned (the second place after the Mazowieckie Voivodship), which was 140,500,000,000 PLN in 2006, making 17.9% of the total industrial production in Poland, and also in the field of industrial investments, the value of which was equal to 9,500,000,000 PLN, making 18% of all investments in industry in Poland (the first place among all voivodships). Also the value of fixed asset in industry, being equal to 18.0% of the total value of the fixed asset in industry in Poland is the highest in the Silesian Voivodship. The presented factors prove a dominating role of industry in the voivodship economy and the industrial character of its inhabitants. The process of transformation from an industrial to an information society develops gradually. A civilisation is never totally and immediately replaced by another, but it is successively modified and it can exist in that modified form for a long time. According to the above assumption, the goal of the paper is to present selected aspects of development of the information society in the Silesian Voivodship.
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