Digital Information Management Research Articles

Retracted: Influence of Digital Information Management on the Audit Path of Financial Special Poverty Alleviation Funds

Retracted: Influence of Digital Information Management on the Audit Path of Financial Special Poverty Alleviation Funds

Pengembangan Kualitas Konten Informasi Display Masjid Berbasis Web

Digital transformation is a necessity that must be faced by various fields, including the religious field. The mosque, as a place of worship that has religious activities, needs to provide quality information to the community around the mosque, especially the congregation praying five times a day at the mosque. The Nurul Huda Mosque is located in Lowayu Village, Dukun Sub-district, Gresik Regency. Until now, information on religious activities has only been conveyed through loudspeakers, so the information conveyed is limited to certain times, which is likely to have many congregations and the community around the mosque who do not know about it. It is necessary to improve the quality of information through web-based information management training using computer media for religious activities, which are transmitted digitally through digital screens available in the foyer of the mosque. The results of the assistance provided an increase in perception and knowledge for the management of the mosque's digital information management section with a score of 4.33 (very appropriate), and the level of partner satisfaction with the community service program as a whole got an average score of 4.06 (satisfied).

Enhancing Human Resource Functions through Digital Information Management Systems: The Moderating Role of Organisational Commitment

The adoption and implementation of digital information management systems is largely viewed as a means for promoting efficiency in organisations. Conversely, the realisation of the benefits derived from full utilisation of integrated digital information management systems still remain distant, pointing to lack of efficiency for some universities, particularly in the context of Sub-Saharan Africa. This lack of efficiency on the part of some universities suggests the need for accelerated incremental or adaptive digital innovations which are regarded as antecedents for the full utilisation of digital information management systems. Owing to this, the purpose of this study is to investigate the influence of digital information management systems as an antecedent for human resource functions in promoting efficiency. The hypotheses are tested using a sample size of 202 comprising senior managers, heads of sections and human resource personnel. The authors identify enterprise resource planning and human resource information systems as factors that bring efficiency to human resource functions. Organisational efficiency is associated with sound human resource functions driven by full utilisation of digital information management systems. Furthermore, the realisation of efficiency requires commitment of resources by the organisation. The empirical outcomes suggest that the digital information management system in place is predominantly used for recruitment, training and development processes while performance management processes are largely done manually. This paper contributes to the research literature on the significance of digital information management systems utilisation particularly from Sub-Saharan Africa. Also, the study provides a new empirical test using a data set of 202 decision makers such as senior managers and heads of sections.

Does enterprise social media use in the post-acceptance stage improve employee autonomy? An information processing perspective

PurposeWith the prevalence of enterprise social media (ESM), this study examines how the innovative and routine ESM use behaviors in the post-acceptance stage influence the quality and quantity dimensions of information processing (i.e. information equality and information overload), subsequently affecting employee autonomy grounded in the digital information management theoretical (DIMT) framework. This study further explores the moderating effects of communication visibility on the relationships between employee autonomy and each of the two information processing factors.Design/methodology/approachThe proposed theoretical model was empirically validated using survey data of 266 knowledge workers that use ESM in a hybrid working context.FindingsThe results demonstrate that innovative and routine ESM use have different impacts on the quality and quantity dimensions of information processing, and information equality (quality dimension) improves employee autonomy as expected, but, surprisingly, information overloads (quantity dimension) as well. ESM communication visibility positively moderates the relationship between employee autonomy and each dimension of information processing.Originality/valuePrior studies on ESM use widely focused on ESM's positive and negative outcomes and the mechanisms from the perspectives of employees' psychological and cognitive reactions. How ESM use behaviors in the post-acceptance stage empower employee autonomy and allow organizations to leverage the organizations' information technology (IT) investments remains unclear. Drawing on the information processing perspective, this study provides a novel angle to examine how to leverage IT values that stem from ESM use by considering the complementary roles of active and passive information processing.

Analysis of digital information management of green ecological agriculture in the Northeast of my country under the environment of Agricultural products e-commerce

With the rapid development of China's regional agriculture, its consumption of energy, the squeezing and encroachment of the environment and the pollution of the ecological environment have been put on the agenda, which stems from the unreasonable management and regulation of the rapidly developing agricultural infrastructure. Aiming at the evaluation index cluster of agricultural management in Northeast China, the main structure of the digital information management platform of green ecological agriculture we built is divided into the variable layer, middle layer and evaluation index layer, which is a superimposed and progressive layer structure design. The results show that compared with 2018, the use index of electronic agricultural products, per capita greening index, soil organic matter content index and per capita water content index increased by 30.34%, 6.14%, 25.34% and 30.26% respectively in 2019. The index of per capita desert land area decreased by 10.97%. The Sustainability Index experienced an unusual decrease in 2017-2018, with a drop of 0.08. Compared with 2018, the green ecological index from 2019 to 2021 increased by 5.94%, 8.58% and 12.87% respectively. This guides the structure and design of China's future agricultural development.

DIGITAL MANAGEMENT FOR THE RESTORATION PROJECT. THE CASE OF THE TEMPLE OF VENUS IN BAIA

Abstract. The work that is presented here shows the results of the survey and material characterization campaign, performed through digital information acquisition and management processes of the Temple of Venus in Baia, in the framework of the activities by the Departments of Civil, Building, and Environmental Engineering of the University of Naples Federico II, in agreement with the Archaeological Park of Campi Flegrei. The artifact stands as a deeply interesting example of an architectural palimpsest, which - despite being involved by significant structural reinforcement interventions - presents interesting technical solutions, to be further investigated in their singularity and specificity. Unfortunately, it cannot be currently visited, until the execution of works to guarantee its complete and safe accessibility, also in terms of structural safety. The use of digital methodologies for data acquisition, in the integration of range and image-based survey techniques, and their semantic de-discretization has allowed systematizing the developed knowledge into models that can be easily queried and implemented over time, where both the geometric and the information component are indispensable for orienting and elaborating a conscious and articulate restoration project, as required by this building.

An overview of intelligent construction and maintenance technology for highway subgrade engineering

Abstract In terms of quality, functionality, and services, smart highways are an improvement over conventional highways and a crucial part of the latest infrastructure development. The primary load-bearing component of roadways is the subgrade. Accidents brought on by low-grade illnesses have been more common in recent years, yet it has been challenging to correctly diagnose low-grade illnesses in their early stages. Digital construction technology, intelligent construction, information management and control, and high-quality development as opposed to high-speed development are now the main technical tools used in subgrade engineering construction in China. This paper, which is based on the background of smart highways, analyzes the necessity and development prospection of intelligent construction and maintenance of subgrade engineering, proposes the development direction of intelligent construction and maintenance of subgrade engineering, and summarizes the relevant intelligent technologies throughout the lifecycle of subgrade engineering.

Construction and Maintenance of Building Geometric Digital Twins: State of the Art Review.

Most of the buildings that exist today were built based on 2D drawings. Building information models that represent design-stage product information have become prevalent in the second decade of the 21st century. Still, it will take many decades before such models become the norm for all existing buildings. In the meantime, the building industry lacks the tools to leverage the benefits of digital information management for construction, operation, and renovation. To this end, this paper reviews the state-of-the-art practice and research for constructing (generating) and maintaining (updating) geometric digital twins. This paper also highlights the key limitations preventing current research from being adopted in practice and derives a new geometry-based object class hierarchy that mainly focuses on the geometric properties of building objects, in contrast to widely used existing object categorisations that are mainly function-oriented. We argue that this new class hierarchy can serve as the main building block for prioritising the automation of the most frequently used object classes for geometric digital twin construction and maintenance. We also draw novel insights into the limitations of current methods and uncover further research directions to tackle these problems. Specifically, we believe that adapting deep learning methods can increase the robustness of object detection and segmentation of various types; involving design intents can achieve a high resolution of model construction and maintenance; using images as a complementary input can help to detect transparent and specular objects; and combining synthetic data for algorithm training can overcome the lack of real labelled datasets.

Digital accumulation behaviours and information management in the workplace: exploring the tensions between digital data hoarding, organisational culture and policy

ABSTRACT Individuals within organisations necessarily hold data including personal identifiable data, for individuals with a tendency to accumulate digital data and a reluctance to delete it, there is greater potential for data to be stored. Therefore, understanding why people engage in digital hoarding and how they respond to the mitigations put in place is important. Eleven people working in a large commercial organisation scoring highly on a digital hoarding questionnaire, took part in focus groups to understand the extent to which they kept digital data. The focus groups also explored employee compliance with policies and procedures including knowledge of GDPR. Thematic analysis led to three themes: (1) Organisational culture versus digital hoarding tendency, (2) Thinking about personal data, and (3) Responsibility and control. The findings highlight different motivations for data hoarding including anxiety driven by ‘blame culture’ as participants respond to workplace challenges and the need to be accountable. Participants were aware of policies including GDPR but often used workarounds to keep data longer than specified in their information retention policies. Technical approaches to data reduction were often counterproductive. Findings are discussed in relation to potential threats of digital data hoarding and technical and non-technical approaches to reducing digital data retention.

Optimization of Digital Information Management of Financial Services Based on Artificial Intelligence in the Digital Financial Environment

At present, society has entered the era of digital finance, and the information management system (IMS) of financial services has been developing rapidly, so the security of data has become particularly important. Firstly, some security techniques in IMS of financial services are introduced. Secondly, this study analyzes how to combine secure muti-party computation with blockchain technology to enhance the security of IMS. Finally, the feasibility and reliability of the scheme are verified by a comparative test. The experimental results reveal that the evaluation index score of the optimized scheme is higher than that of the traditional scheme. Meanwhile, in the comparative experiment of information data encryption, it can be seen that the running time of all schemes will improve with the increase of data. However, the increase rate of the optimized model in this study is much slower than that of the traditional model.

What Factors Explain Low Adoption of Digital Technologies for Health Financing in an Insurance Setting? Novel Evidence From a Quantitative Panel Study on IMIS in Tanzania.

Digital information management systems for health financing are implemented on the assumption thatdigitalization, among other things, enables strategic purchasing. However, little is known about the extent to which thesesystems are adopted as planned to achieve desired results. This study assesses the levels of, and the factors associated withthe adoption of the Insurance Management Information System (IMIS) by healthcare providers in Tanzania. Combining multiple data sources, we estimated IMIS adoption levels for 365 first-line health facilities in2017 by comparing IMIS claim data (verified claims) with the number of expected claims. We defined adoption as abinary outcome capturing underreporting (verified<expected) vs. not-underreporting, using four different approaches.We used descriptive statistics and analysis of variance (ANOVA) to examine adoption levels across facilities, districts,regions, and months. We used logistic regression to identify facility-specific factors (ie, explanatory variables) associatedwith different adoption levels. We found a median (interquartile range [IQR]) difference of 77.8% (32.7-100) between expected and verifiedclaims, showing a consistent pattern of underreporting across districts, regions, and months. Levels of underreportingvaried across regions (ANOVA: F=7.24, P<.001) and districts (ANOVA: F=4.65, P<.001). Logistic regression resultsshowed that higher service volume, share of people insured, and greater distance to district headquarter were associatedwith a higher probability of underreporting. Our study shows that the adoption of IMIS in Tanzania may be sub-optimal and far from policy-makers'expectations, limiting its capacity to provide the necessary information to enhance strategic purchasing in the healthsector. Countries and agencies adopting digital interventions such as openIMIS to foster health financing reform areadvised to closely track their implementation efforts to make sure the data they rely on is accurate. Further, our studysuggests organizational and infrastructural barriers beyond the software itself hamper effective adoption.

Flexible Manufacturing for the Promotion of Companies

There are companies that add a free souvenir to the sale of their products; they contribute to increase the satisfaction of their "heavy users" in their purchases by receiving an extra gift. A very good promotional strategy is to periodically update this souvenir, and generally this strategy is applied according to the results of a market research on the identified tastes of the customers, and then marketing should be used for the design of the gift products. The souvenir suppliers need to have processes that can be adapted to each change requested by their customers, they must have flexible manufacturing. A review of the literature on the promotion of products destined to customers through gifts was conducted, as well as the fundamental aspects to consider in flexible manufacturing for promotional purposes. It was found that it is necessary to have technology for information management that integrates the disciplines of flexible manufacturing, marketing, information technology, design, and costs for souvenir suppliers to effectively meet their commitments; they will have the information in real time; digital information management will involve innovation in the information systems of enterprises: supplier, customer, advertising, and souvenir designer; it will involve business-savvy CIOs; it will also involve digital twin simulation and automation of the production process for effective implementation of flexible manufacturing.

Impacts of Digital Information Management Systems on Green Transformation of Manufacturing Enterprises.

Under the background of increasingly prominent environmental problems, the establishment and application of digital information management systems established by the digital economy have brought new opportunities and challenges to the green transformation of manufacturing enterprises. Considering the micro level of Chinese manufacturing enterprises, does the adoption of information management systems really promote the improvement of the green transformation level of manufacturing enterprises? This paper takes the adoption of digital information management systems by China's enterprises as a "quasi natural" experiment and uses the Difference-in-Difference and Propensity Score Matching model (PSM-DID) to explore its impact on the green transformation of manufacturing enterprises and its mechanism. The study found that the adoption of digital information management systems by enterprises significantly improved the green transformation level of manufacturing enterprises, especially the symbolic green transformation level, and had no significant positive effect on the substantive green transformation level. The mechanism analysis shows that manufacturing enterprises can achieve green transformation by adopting information management systems to improve the digital level, strengthen green innovation ability, and increase the redundant resources of enterprises. The heterogeneity analysis based on the internal governance and external environment of enterprises shows that the adoption of digital information management systems by manufacturing enterprises has significantly improved the green transformation level of non-state-owned enterprises, enterprises with high corporate governance, non-heavily polluting enterprises, and enterprises in the eastern region. The research conclusion enriches the research related to digitalization and green transformation of enterprises and has important inspiration for Chinese manufacturing enterprises to use digitalization capabilities to seek green sustainable development under the wave of digital economy development.

Knowledge and Digitalization: a way to improve safety of Road and Highway Infrastructures

This paper, with reference to the activity of the National Agency for the Safety of Rails and Road and Highway Infrastructures (ANSFISA), describes the application of digital methods and tools (BIM modeling; collaboration platforms, Machine Learning / Artificial Intelligence, Digital Twin, etc.) for the management of existing road infrastructure networks, on the basis of the principles contained in the current Italian Guidelines for risk classification and management, safety assessment and monitoring of existing bridges.The safety of infrastructures passes through the digitization of processes and tools aimed primarily at the knowledge of the assets, the evaluation of the risks (structural-foundational, seismic, hydrogeological) and the conscious optimal decisions. The optimal decision making have to be based on structured, quantitative and reliable information. The Agency's objective is to improve the digital information management of road infrastructure assets, in order to enhance the information, making it more accessible and with interoperable languages and consequently also provide a monitoring platform, as well as structuring the bases for subsequent modeling also, possibly, to support the training activities of inspectors using both information models and VR simulations in order to create an educational environment in which to train inspectors. The first step to be taken concerns the identification and insertion of data, by the managers, in the IT Archive of Public Works (AINOP).In this work, the Guidelines of the existing bridges have been imagined in an overall framework of digital information management of infrastructures, where BIM, understood as "multi-BIM" according to a multi-level approach, is one of the main tools, with a view to conscious risk mitigation.

ЦИФРОВАЯ СИСТЕМА УПРАВЛЕНИЯ ИНФОРМАЦИЕЙ О БИЗНЕС-ПРОЦЕССАХ ПРОМЫШЛЕННОГО ПРЕДПРИЯТИЯ

The scientific article discusses a new concept for creating a digital information management system about the business processes of an industrial enterprise. Research hypothesis - thanks to the collected and processed information, using a digital system, an enterprise can identify problems, improve the work of the financial planning and control department, and speed up the adoption of relevant management decisions. The purpose of the study is to propose a new concept for a digital information management system for business processes of industrial enterprises, which will consist of ten modules that ensure effective data management in various scenarios; modern replication of applications and file systems. The author associates the prospects for his further research with the creation and description of a software product for a digital information management system about the business processes of an industrial enterprise.

Analysis of digital information Management of product market competition under the environment of agricultural product e-commerce

With the rapid development of China's regional agriculture, its consumption of energy, the squeezing and encroachment of the environment and the pollution of the ecological environment have been put on the agenda, which stems from the unreasonable management and regulation of the rapidly developing agricultural infrastructure. Aiming at the evaluation index cluster of agricultural management in Northeast China, the main structure of the digital information management platform of green ecological agriculture we built is divided into variable layer, middle layer and evaluation index layer, which is a superimposed and progressive layer structure design.The results show that compared with 2018, the use index of electronic agricultural products, per capita greening index, soil organic matter content index and per capita water content index increased by 30.34%, 6.14%, 25.34% and 30.26% respectively in 2019.The index of per capita desert land area decreased by 10.97%.The Sustainability Index experienced an unusual decrease in 2017-2018, with a drop of 0.08. Compared with 2018, the green ecological index from 2019 to 2021 increased by 5.94%, 8.58% and 12.87% respectively. This provides guidance for the structure and design of China's future agricultural development.

Digital Preservation and Digital Records and Archives Management in Indonesia: Contextualization-Synthesis of Two Models Digital Preservation

The digital acceleration in Indonesia started in 2018 and affected a fundamental transformation in the government institutions' digital information management system. However, due to the country's high rate of digital divide, it faces a risk of being trapped in digital darkness. Therefore, Indonesia requires a digital preservation model that fits these circumstances. Under such circumstances, Indonesia needs a digital preservation guideline that can be used by low-resource and also high-resource organizations to minimize the risk of digital darkness. The research aims to describe a digital preservation schema which contextual to digital records and archives management in Indonesia. It was conducted from January to December 2021. This research used qualitative methods. This study discovered that contextualizing and synthesizing the Digital Preservation Coalition Rapid Assessment Model 2.0 (DPC RAM 2.0) with Level of Digital Preservation (LDP) can result in a digital preservation scheme that is contextual with digital records and archives management in Indonesia.

Dawning public health services dogma: An indigenous Southwest Chinese perspective in managing hypertension-with or without the "BPHS"?

To alleviate the rising mortality burden due to hypertension and other non-communicable diseases, a new public health policy initiative in 2009 called the Basic Public Health Services (BPHS). Program was introduced by the Chinese government. The goal of the study is to assess the feasibility and impact of a nationwide health care service-the "BPHS". From January to December 2021, a stratified multistage random sampling method in the survey was conducted to select 6,456 people from 8 cities/districts in Yunnan Province, China, who were above the age of 35 years. 1,521 hypertensive patients were previously aware of their high blood pressure status were matched to the BPHS program database based on ID number and then further divided into BPHS group and non-BPHS (control) group. The results of the current study are based on their responses to a short structured questionnaire, a physical examination, and laboratory tests. The association between BPHS management and its effect on the control of hypertension was estimated using multivariable logistic regression models. We evaluated the accessibility and efficacy of BPHS health care services by analyzing various variables such as blood pressure, BMI, lifestyle modification, anti-hypertensive drugs taken, and cardiovascular risk factors. Among the 1,521 hypertensive patients included in this study, 1,011 (66.5%) were managed by BPHS programme. The multivariable logistic regression model demonstrated that the BPHS facilitated hypertension control (OR = 1.640, 95% CI: 1.237-2.175). A higher proportion of participants receiving lifestyle guidance from the BPHS management showed lowering of total cholesterol. In comparison to the non-BPHS group, those under BPHS management adhered better to antihypertensive medications either single drug (54.3%) or in combination (17.3%) of drugs. Additionally, we also noticed that urban areas with centralized and well-established digital information management system had better hypertension treatment and control. Nearly two-thirds of the hypertensive patients in Yunnan Province were included in BPHS management. The impact of the national BPHS program was evident in lowering risk factors for cardiovascular diseases, promoting healthy lifestyles, lowering blood pressure, increasing medication adherence, and the better control rate of hypertension.

Digital Data and Semantic Simulation—The Survey of the Ruins of the Convent of the Paolotti (12th Century A.D.)

In the presence of architecturally significant ruins, restoring and disseminating the idea of a testimony that has survived the destructive work of time is a cultural and social necessity that the use of advanced methods and tools allows to communicate in a timely and comprehensive manner. The integration of 3D surveying techniques and digital information production and management processes (graphic and alphanumeric, i.e., geometric information) makes it possible to put in place multifaceted and effective strategies. The article aims at describing the process of data acquisition (using applied photogrammetry) of the remains of a medieval cloister located on the outskirts of ancient Oppido Mamertina (RC, Italy). The use of the acquired point cloud, cleaned and optimised, made it possible to extract suitable orthophotos from which to derive the matrix profiles of the vaulted roof system. The information organisation of the model, which can be queried on time despite the generic level of detail, leads us to meditate on the change taking place in the field of documentation for urban environmental design and maintenance.

Construction of Quality Monitoring System for Online Courses of Navigation Majors

In the face of the national new crown epidemic, to reduce the negative impact caused by the suspension of classes and schools, Online teaching has become an important mode of classroom teaching. This paper takes the online teaching of marine majors as an example. Online teaching is carried out on online platforms. According to the characteristics of online teaching of marine courses, a "four-in-one" evaluation system model of online course quality is constructed, and a four-level linkage monitoring system is established, build a course quality spiral improvement model, improve the digital information management platform for course teaching quality monitoring, ensure the substantial equivalence of online teaching and offline teaching, and ensure the teaching effect and the quality of talent training.