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Training using electronic learning platforms has become a current necessity among modern organizations, generating knowledge and performance products that help increase capacity for action and decision-making on each level of competence and tailoring the specific objectives to transformations generated by current environments. ELearning platform allows assisted instruction in technical systems, it can solve theoretical problems on their construction, planning, organizing and managing the production and maintenance activities etc., by linking content with practical production training. In the paper is conducted a case study in a category of technical systems, which highlights the fast and effective training opportunities, advantages and limitations of such a teaching platform. In the first basic level, general organization is shown on large components with significant role in ensuring the main functions for which it is intended and appropriate technical system, concepts and information necessary to operate at the strategic level of the organization. At the second level, assemblies and subassemblies are highlighted structural role and their components and information necessary for operation at the operational level of the organization. At the third actional level, there are given details about the role, functions and information to the individual component level / track. Making content for electronic assisted instruction in technical systems can be made according to how effectively the structural organization of the analyzed system, i.e. the hierarchical levels of knowledge. This variant of advanced training is mandatory for any organization, but complementary to the process of classical learning, the instructor / teacher is prior to clarify the unknowns to the students that will have to generate the entire contents of new knowledge in an attractive and adapted various features of students directly from the training environment (laboratory, specialized room, etc.) using adequate infrastructure. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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At the time of the continuous development of technological processes is necessary and that logistics is the same with a similar or at least approximate variation trends. The situation in the mining industry of the Republic of Serbia is representative of the administration of similar efforts and commitment. This means that mining takes modern concepts of surface coal mining. Compliance with the legislation of the Republic of Serbia, EU directives and international standards in the field of environment, mining takes on a whole new, green dimension. There are two possibilities for monitoring underlying trends. One of the latest green procurement of technical systems for surface mining and the other is a redesign the existing technical systems, which should meet all the previously mentioned requirements. There is a certain discrepancy in such efforts and on stems primarily due to lack of financial resources, but it can not possibly be the reason that the present process stopped or delayed, as well as on any other basis. The paper gives practical examples of strategic projection in this area of the context, as well as risk analysis of potential failures in the process to which reasonably be drawn from the above or any other reason, that really would not be allowed to slow down or stop these processes in the near future. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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