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The Bukva-Vila Business Zone is a place for various business activities and it was created as a result of preliminary spatial planning and organized development concept of the enterprising local population, in a unique area with developed infrastructure and proximity to the center of Tešanj . The development of the Zone caused the increase of the noise levels in this area. This paper presents the development of industrial noise map using data from previous monitoring of companies to determine the impact of an industrial noise on total environmental noise, and as well as, the development of a conflict noise map using results of own measurements.

Development and surveillance in the world brings us from the third industrial revolution to the fourth industrial revolution, i.e. Industry 4.0. This is due to the fundamental technologies of Industry 4.0, such as the Internet of Things (IoT), smart sensors, additive technologies, artificial intelligence, big data (Big Data), virtual and augmented reality (AR), information and communication technologies, today there are over forty-eight technologies of Industry 4.0, and the most deserving is robotic technology, which has been constantly researched and developed in recent years, which is explained in the paper. From the implementation of the first industrial robot in the automotive industry until today, the automotive industry remains among the leaders in the number of implemented robots in the world, and next to automotive technology, the electrical/electronic industry is the second in the number of applied robots in the world. The paper provides an analysis of the use of industrial robots in the world in the last twelve years, and a special review is given of the use of industrial robots in the automotive and electrical/electronic industries. The leading countries in the application of industrial robots in these two technologies were also analyzed. In the coming years, the use of both industrial and service robots in the world will increase year by year, especially in these two technologies due to the fact that companies are implementing Industry 4.0 with the aim of being competitive on the global market, and they are unable to achieve this without the implementation of robots.

: The role and importance of socially responsible business in the last few years has been recognized in various economic activities. In addition to its importance in various economic activities, corporate social responsibility plays an important role for sustainable development. The aim of the work is based on the examination of the achieved level of corporate social responsibility (CSR) in large organizations in R. Serbia in relation to in relation to the sector, economic activity, type of ownership, level of business on the market. The research was conducted in the period from 2019 to 2021 on the territory of the Republic of Serbia, in which 165 large organizations participated. Statistical techniques of the Mann Whitney non-parametric test were used in the paper using a statistical program (SPSS version 25.0). By reviewing the professional and scientific literature on corporate social responsibility, also through the analysis of the obtained results, the authors proved that the hypothesis was partially confirmed between the average dimensions of CSR and by sector, economic activity, type of ownership, level of business in the market. Statistically significant differences exist in the level of corporate social responsibility in organizations in Serbia in relation to economic activity, between company headquarters, between types of companies, while there are no statistically significant differences in the level of CSR in organizations in Serbia in relation to the sector, the level of business on the market.

— Advanced technologies such as Big Data, the Internet of Things, artificial intelligence, robotics, cloud computing, and additive manufacturing are enablers of the industry 4.0 revolution and signify intense transformations in socio-economic systems. This work investigates the enabling nature of certain technologies in the emergence and development of different quality paradigms. Each enabling technology is related to a certain industrial revolution; consequently, a certain quality paradigm has been developed. Where is quality management now, in which direction its development is going, and what can be expected in the future is discussed in this paper. The research focuses on the most important factors discussed in the literature that influenced quality development throughout history. Results are presented in written and graphical form and include newly established theories based on recent innovations. Since this is a cumulative overview of different quality methods, it only briefly discusses the most important theories. It was observed that with Industry 4.0 enabling technologies, we are currently experiencing a transformation in this discipline, reaching a higher level in the competition for market positioning. Particularly, meeting explicit customer needs is upgraded with latent customer needs - linked to the customer's emotional responses (delight) to products/services. This paper contributes to a new field of research that is becoming increasingly popular.