Dedeić, Predrag and Brnjas, Zvonko (2013) New technologies: one of the key strategic factors of the Serbian corporate governance practice harmonisation with eu requirements. In: Economic Sciences on the Crossroad: proceedings from the international conference. Institute of economic sciences, Belgrade, pp. 514-529. ISBN 978-86-89465-10-5
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Abstract
New technologies have been changing the world for centuries. Innovations have been the strongest
tool for development and recovery of world economy. Today information is the most valuable asset
and global markets and global companies are depending on relevant data and information security.
Tech-intelligent processes are fundamental for the European corporate governance environment. The
stability of corporate governance as a system with the prime aim to protect investors and take care of
stakeholders linked to public companies is based on quality of information and relevant access. When
corporate governance is good, then also the process of collecting and disseminating information is
good as well. This paper presents the potentials of information technology to be used for better
corporate governance and to help Serbian companies to position themselves on European capital
markets. Public company as well as of capital markets can be controlled in more efficient way by
using IT. Shareholders rights and activities, board of directors` duties and responsibilities, settling of
disputes, disclosure and transparency, stakeholders’ protection and other important issues in
corporate governance can be provided and organized in a better way. This paper mostly deals with
tree main segments of corporate governance policy: protection of shareholders rights, effective board
of directors and efficient resolution of disputes. Proper use of technology and right policies and
procedures for information security can help public company to improve the efficiency of corporate
governance by supporting diligence, restrict abuse and reduce corruption and bribery. Destructive
nature of any dispute arising within or out of company has potential to spoil reputation of company
and the trust of investors. On the other hand, the dispute, can be solved and even be a tool for better
relationship between parties in a dispute in the future. If discovered at the early beginning, the dispute
can be handled effectively by mediation. There, information technology and communication can be of
great help.
| Item Type: | Book Section |
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| Additional Information: | COBISS.SR-ID:1024553872 |
| Uncontrolled Keywords: | Corporate Governance, Information Technology. Shareholders, Board of Directors, Mediation. |
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| Date Deposited: | 05 Jul 2015 18:09 |
| Last Modified: | 05 Jul 2015 18:09 |
| URI: | http://35.240.28.64/id/eprint/67 |
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