Information Management Model Research Articles

Ponowna instytucjonalizacja public relations a błędy popełniane przez strażników „ducha informacjonizmu”

Another institutionalisation of public relations and the mistakes made by the guardians of the “spirit of informationism”The article focuses on a new, hypertextual model of public relations created by the author, who confronts it with the practice of information management in contemporary organisations. The theoretical foundation of the concept of public relations proposed by the author can be found in the division which was introduced by the classics J. Grunig and T. Hunt and which has been expanded to include the virtual new media layer of communication as well as an analysis of its impact on corporate dialogue.Despite the fact that the author’s model of information management helps with putting into practice the model of symmetrical bilateral communication — sometimes seen as utopian in the literature on the subject — and turning PR into a function of strategic management, this does not protect organisations from mistakes made by PR specialists. In such a perspective the main aim of the article is to demonstrate the significance of the right choice of PR personnel to an organisation’s communication success.

Personal Training Evaluation System Design for High Education

Coordinating the relation between curriculum system, teacher achievements and student academic records is an urgent question to be solved. Solute the question needs a multi-disciplinary knowledge, multi-sectoral cooperation. Related operations include qualification, evaluation of quantitative management, process guidance, personality analysis and rating subsystems. In order to solve the problem of colleges management, the colleges urgently needs an intelligent management system for the evaluation, guidance and auditing of academic records. First of all, the paper analyzes the state of academic records at home and abroad. This paper puts forward the records system of college students' academic records based on Browser / Server structure, which is based on the records of relevant scholars and the influencing factors of practice, analysis and determination of academic records. Through the analysis of the system business, the demand and function, the system composition is constructed. Then, the evaluation system will be designed. Through the basic information management, certificate management, evaluation management and student academic model design, the system design is finished. Finally, the paper analyses the role of the evaluation system. The system is able to systematically and standardize most of the work in the course, teacher, and academic records management workflow. The system not only guarantee the quality of teaching, but also make academic records evaluation more effective, more powerful process management, and effective communication.

Предпосылки создания информационно-аналитической модели управления пожарной безопасностью на региональном уровне (на примере Республики Тыва)

Предпосылки создания информационно-аналитической модели управления пожарной безопасностью на региональном уровне (на примере Республики Тыва)

Utilizing an interpersonal communication framework to understand information behaviors involved in HIV disclosure

Psychological factors have been widely used in existing empirical studies to understand individuals’ decisions regarding HIV disclosure. However, limited studies have examined disclosure by applying a comprehensive interpersonal communication framework to understand information behaviors relevant to disclosing one's HIV status, including seeking information and sharing information. Thus the mediating role of information flow and its relationship with disclosure uncertainty for those living with HIV have been largely overlooked. We propose an integrated conceptual framework to connect the antecedent factors of disclosure decision-making, the potential route of the disclosure process, and the consequences of disclosure through integrating components from key interpersonal communication theories including the theory of communication privacy management and social influence theory and adding mediating mechanisms of “uncertainty” and “information behaviors.” Applying interpersonal communication theory and a comprehensive information management model to HIV disclosure may offer novel opportunities to support individuals living with HIV through the development of theory-based disclosure interventions to facilitate this complicated but critical process.

MODEL KURIKULUM PROGRAM STUDI S-1 MANAJEMEN INFORMASI KESEHATAN BERBASIS KERANGKA KUALIFIKASI NASIONAL INDONESIA

Indonesian Qualifications Framework (IQF) established in 2012 refers the Indonesian embodiment on quality and national identity associated with national education and training system. IQF is levelling of competences and qualifications framework to reconcile, equalize, and integrate the fields of education and job training and work experience in order to award the work in accordance with the recognition of the competence structure of employment in various sectors. There are nine (9) levels of IQF qualifications, starting with the first is lowest to ninth qualification is highest. The Bachelor of Science Health Information Management at the sixth level of IQF which currently did not exist a core curriculum standard in Indonesia, therefore it was needed to formulate a Baccalaureate Degree Curriculum on Health Information Management Model based on IQF. This was conducted on Bachelor of Science Health Information Management Esa Unggul University Jakarta in August-September 2016 by using the Guidelines of Curriculum Directorate of Higher Education and Student Learning, Ministry of Research Technology and Higher Education Higher Education Republic Indonesia. There are 5 (five) the Bachelor of Health Information Management Profiles successfully established include A Specialist Coding Clinical, A Data Analyst and Manager of Health Information, A Manager of Health Information Management Department, A Specialist Clinical Documentation Improvement (CDI), An Initiator on Designer and developer Electronic Health Records or Electronic Medical Records. Total credits 144 and eight semesters or four years.

Propuesta De Modelo De Gestión De Información Y Conocimiento En El Marco De Un Observatorio Turístico Cantonal En La Ciudad De Riobamba

We present a sustainable management model capable of delivering timely products and services demanded by public and private tourism stakeholders. The case study is for the strategic decision-making of the tourism sector in Riobamba County, Ecuador, within the framework of a Tourism Observatory as a means of information management. Other cases of information management related to tourism and literature on national and international tourist observatories were analyzed. Locally, information gaps were identified through personal interviews with actors in the sector. The preferred organizational structure follows the Red Model, which uses the construction of knowledge as a barometer of quality, an opportunity for investment, market research, learning spaces and exchange of experiences. It also presents the profile of services and products that will be offered by the observatory, flow of processes, financing alternatives and strategic alliances for its operation. Our research demonstrates the willingness of tourism stakeholders to move from information management to knowledge management. It is concluded that our Information and Knowledge Management Model could be promoted in the future as an alternative to address real problems in information management. We recommend implementing our Information and Knowledge Management Model because it demonstrates a contribution to the generation of unique and transferable knowledge among tourism stakeholders. It is indispensable for stakeholder institutions to work in coordination with joint responsibility for the success of the Tourism Observatory.

Dynamic Mechanism Design: An Introduction

We provide an introduction into the recent developments of dynamic mechanism design with a primary focus on the quasilinear case. First, we describe socially optimal (or efficient) dynamic mechanisms. These mechanisms extend the well known Vickrey-Clark-Groves and D’Aspremont-Gerard-Varet mechanisms to a dynamic environment. Second, we discuss results on revenue optimal mechanism. We cover models of sequential screening and revenue maximizing auctions with dynamically changing bidder types. We also discuss models of information management where the mechanism designer can control (at least partially) the stochastic process governing the agent’s types. Third, we consider models with changing populations of agents over time. This allows us to address new issues relating to the properties of payment rules. After discussing related models with risk-averse agents, limited liability, and different performance criteria for the mechanisms, we conclude by discussing a number of open questions and challenges that remain for the theory of dynamic mechanism design.

СОЗДАНИЕ ЕДИНОГО ИНФОРМАЦИОННОГО ПРОСТРАНСТВА ДЛЯ СОВЕРШЕНСТВОВАНИЯ ГОСУДАРСТВЕННОЙ ПОЛИТИКИ В СФЕРЕ ТУРИЗМА В РЕСПУБЛИКЕ КРЫМ

The article is devoted to the problems of improving the state policy in the tourist industry of the Republic of Crimea through the creation of a single information space that is currently at the initial stage of formation, the tactics and strategy of informatization of the tourism industry are determined. The article focuses attention on the fact that the use of modern information and communication technologies will increase the pace of social and economic development of the tourism industry in the Crimea, setting specific tasks for the state authorities of the republic. In conclusion of the published article it is noted that the modern model of information support of the state policy of tourism development should be developed on the basis of the integrated structure of the information management model, where information and public services are organized taking into account the interests of entrepreneurs in the tourism industry and consumer consumers.

The Construction and Implementation of Seminar Teaching Model for Information Management and Information System Specialty

In our project, we focus on the information management and information system subject in our University, we propose the Seminar teaching model, the scientific definition of this model, the implementation principles of this model and we are practicing this model in reality. It should play an vital role in raising specialized talents with high quality and creative skill, and render important standardization meaning.

Developing a tailored RBS linking to BIM for risk management of bridge projects

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to address the current theoretical gap in integrating knowledge and experience into Building Information Model (BIM) for risk management of bridge projects by developing a tailored Risk Breakdown Structure (RBS) and formalising an active link between the resulting RBS and BIM. Design/methodology/approach A three-step approach is used in this study to develop a tailored RBS for bridge projects and a conceptual model for the linkage between the RBS and BIM. First, the integrated bridge information model is in concept separated into four levels of contents (LOCs) and six technical systems based on analysis of the Industry Foundation Classes specification, a critical review of previous studies and authors’ project experience. The second step develops a knowledge-based risk database through an extensive collection of risk data, a process of data mining, and further assessment and translation of data. A critical analysis is conducted in the last step to determine on which level the different risks should be allocated to bridge projects and to propose a conceptual model for linking the tailored RBS to the four LOCs and six technical systems of BIM. Findings The findings suggest that the traditional method and BIM can be merged as an integrated solution for risk management by establishing the linkage between RBS and BIM. This solution can take advantage of both the traditional method and BIM for managing risks. On the one hand, RBS enables risk information to be stored in a formal structure, used and communicated effectively. On the other hand, some features of BIM such as 3D visualisation and 4D construction scheduling can facilitate the risk identification, analysis, and communication at an early project stage. Research limitations/implications A limitation is that RBS is a qualitative technique and only plays a limited role in quantitative risk analysis. As a result, when implementing this proposed method, further techniques may be needed for assisting quantitative risk analysis, evaluation, and treatment. Another limitation is that the proposed method has not yet been implemented for validation in practice. Hence, recommendations for future research are to: improve the quantitative risk analysis and treatment capabilities of this proposed solution; develop computer tools to support the solution; integrate the linkage into a traditional workflow; and test this solution in some small and large projects for validation. Practical implications Through linking risk information to BIM, project participants could check and review the linked information for identifying potential risks and seeking possible mitigation measures, when project information is being transferred between different people or forwarded to the next phase. Originality/value This study contributes to the theoretical development for aligning traditional methods and BIM for risk management, by introducing a new conceptual model for linking RBS to BIM.

Proposal of a Model for Planning and Control at the Public University: Contrasting through Deterministic and Stochastic Frontiers

Today, the need to produce more with fewer resources is a inescapable objective, and the university is aware of this. The demand for continuous improvement in effectiveness, efficiency and economy, make it complex for the university’s heterogeneous and multiple activities; like any economic entity, the university requires internal information for benchmarking and supporting decision making, this is where the management information models take a role; but there has been more concern with the importance of determining the cost or design of the models, so that the true essence of the models is to obtain relevant, reliable and timely information that is useful to support the management of government bodies. In this sense, our doctoral thesis project is aims to be the proposal of a model that considers four approaches: cost, quality, time and flexibility; with it and without any institutional policy decision, we sought to estimate the value creation of the management entities in heterogeneous production from two complementary approaches: parametric and non-parametric, using a considerable disaggregation level in the proposed model.

Impact of regional collaborative information management mode on healing effect of wet treatment in patients with lower extremity venous ulcer

Objective To study the impact of regional collaborative information management mode on healing with wet treatment compliance and qualities of life in patients with lower extremity venous ulcer. Methods A total of 100 patients with lower extremity venous ulcer were selected and divided into intervention group and control group with 50 cases each by random digits table method. The two groups were treated with wound wet healing theory. The model of regional collaborative information management was applied in intervention group. The conventional nursing model was applied in control group. The effect between two groups before and after treatment were compared by a self-designed chronic treatment compliance scale and Short Form 36 Health Survey Questionnaire(SF-36). Results There was no significant difference in treatment compliance score between two groups before treatment (P >0.05). The treatment compliance score was (15.2±2.4) points in intervention group, and (11.3±1.9) points in control group after treatment, and there was significant difference (t=6.699, P 0.05). The treatment time was (42.3±10.5) min in intervention group and (70.8±11.4) min in control group, and there was significant difference(t=13.003, P 0.05). The scores of physical function, physical pain, vitality, social function, emotional function, mental health and overall health were (81.7±11.3), (86.4±13.0), (58.8±15.1), (83.9±12.1), (76.6±9.1), (73.9±18.1), (63.8±16.1) points after treatment in intervention group and (77.6±12.5), (79.1±15.4), (53.1±14.4), (80.1±10.1), (73.1±10.1), (67.8±15.4), (58.1±13.4) points in control group, and there were statistically significant differences between two groups (t=1.705-2.561, all P<0.05). Conclusions Application of regional collaborative information management mode can improve the patients with lower extremity venous ulcer of wet healing treatment compliance and quality of life. To solve the difficulty in medical treatment, it is worth of promotion. Key words: Quality of life; Regional cooperation; Lower extremity venous ulceration; Wet healing; Compliance

MANAGING INFORMATION FOR WORK-INTEGRATED LEARNING AT HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS

Higher education institutions (HEIs) in South Africa require teaching and learning to include work-integrated learning (WIL) within specific learning offerings. The different learning options provided by various faculties have unique and diverse procedures which justify different WIL approaches at HEIs. A lack of structure regarding the information management (IM) for WIL across departments results in different processes being followed, which can impact negatively on the optimal utilisation of WIL. Frameworks for IM for WIL, however, have been developed at international HEIs. Using a qualitative approach and phenomenological research design and working with these frameworks as well as the Theory of Motivated Information Management, the researchers collected data using semi-structured individual interviews and group discussions from the University of Cincinnati (UC) and the Northwestern University (NWU) in Illinois, United States (US). This article presents the findings of an IM framework from these two US universities. After research was conducted at a South African university, a conceptual framework was developed for the IM for WIL based on the framework from the international universities that may be implemented at HEIs in South Africa. With time this framework could betested in a number of settings that could lead to the development of a model for IM for WIL in the South African context. The article, however, reports on the findings of the two international universities only and the conceptual framework requires further testing and validation before it can be published.

Stochastic analysis of human factor in information model of labor protection system management

Demonstrated is the possibility of application of stochastic analysis of human imitation model in the labor protection management system, also the possibility of finding response of such model on influence of stochastic dangerous and harmful industrial factors

Modelo genérico de gestão da informação científica para instituições de pesquisa na perspectiva da comunicação científica e do acesso aberto

This paper presents theoretical and exploratory research whose aim is to propose a generic model of scientific information management for research institutes based on principles of scientific communication and open access. The mixed methodological approach adopts the concurrent triangulation strategy. Data collected using questionnaires, interviews and checklists were subjected to statistical and text analyses. In addition to collecting and analyzing empirical data, the study also presents an examination of the literature on communications and information management models. The object of study consisted of scientists associated with the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation; and the sample was acquired using intentional, non‐probabilistic sampling of researchers of the Brazilian Centre for Physics Research and the Museum of Astronomy and Related Sciences. The study concludes with a generic model of scientific information management for research institutes built on the basis of scientific communication and open access to texts and graphical elements. In the model, the information input and output flows are systemized through scientific information management processes. Beyond imbedding keys, the structure approaches the research institute domain as an open system in which scientific information flows. The model proposed also offers flexible elements representing institutional and disciplinary particularities that vary depending on the context of each research institute. This set of elements and their interrelationships are, broadly speaking, under the constant influence of forces arising from the scientific community

Integrated Collaborative Tools for Precast Supply Chain Management

Precast construction projects are associated with many activities, numerous parties, enormous effort and different processes. For effective communication, this requires delivering appropriate and up-to-date information to enhance collaboration and improve integration. The purpose of this paper is to develop the system architecture and prototype of Context-Aware Cloud Computing Building Information Modeling (CACCBIM) for precast supply chain management. The findings of this research are grounded through the literature of cloud computing, context-awareness, building information modeling and, ultimately, the analysis of interviews with stakeholders in precast construction. Findings determine that lack of integration, improper planning and scheduling, poor production timing, poor coordination, lack of good communication among parties, wrong deliveries, poor control and supervision are the major issues within the precast supply chain. These issues could result in adverse consequences for the objectives and success of the precast project.Eventually, to reduce and eliminate these issues, the proposed prototype will support appropriate deliveries,efficient monitoring, the facilitation of coordination and collaboration with improved communication. It is anticipated that this research will establish a unique perception of the precast construction industry which will finally enhance its productivity, improve its efficiency and maximise its effectiveness.

Intelligent Retrieval for Biodiversity

A proposal for intelligent retrieval in the biodiversity domain is described. It applies natural language processing to integrate linguistic and domain knowledge in a mathematical model for information management, formalizing the notion of semantic similarity in different degrees. The goal is to provide computational tools to identify, extract and relate not only data but also scientific notions, even if the information available to start the process is not complete. The use of conceptual graphs as a basis for interpretation makes it possible to avoid the use of classic ontologies, whose start-up requires costly generation and maintenance protocols and also unnecessarily overload the accessing task for inexpert users. We exploit the automatic generation of these structures from raw texts through graphical and natural language interaction, at the same time providing a solid logical and linguistic foundation to sustain the curation of databases.

Information management model for competencies and learning outcomes in an educational context

The Bologna Process opened the door to the globalization of higher education, by creating a unified architecture that enhances the potential of higher education and encourages increasing and continuous interconnection among different higher education strategies in the world, and particularly in Europe. This paper introduces and describes an innovative model for a thorough, organized and systematic analysis of the educational context ź MICRA (model for identifying and classifying Competencies and Learning Outcomes), based on the official documents of the Course Units (syllabus and assessment components). The MICRA model was validated by means of a case study. Competencies and Learning Outcomes were identified in the Computer Science Course Units of the Accounting and Business Administration degree at the Institute of Accounting and Administration of Porto (ISCAP/IPP). We are aware that the adoption of this model by different institutions will contribute to the interoperability of learning outcomes, thus enhancing the mobility of teachers and students in the EHEA (European Higher Education Area) and third countries.

Establishment of Textbook Information Management System Based on Active Server Page

In the process of textbook management of universities, the flow of storage, collection and check of textbook is quitecomplicated and daily management flow and system also seriously constrains the efficiency of the managementprocess. Thus, in order to combine the information management model and the traditional management model, it is necessary to set up a textbook information management system with the platform of information technology.This article mainly introduces how to employ the B/S system structure, use the Active Server Page (ASP)technology, set up textbook information management system of universities by taking SQL SERVER 2000 as thebackground database, set up a variety of functional modules according to different roles in the textbook management,enable textbook management to employ the networked management model and realize high efficiency of textbookinformation management.

Modelling and coordinating multisource distributed power system models in service oriented architecture

Distributed power system models aim to combine multi-source sensor device data with power grid monitoring and control data to improve the model accuracy. A software platform is essential that coordinates multiple data sources and integrates with the data communication and computation infrastructure. In this paper, we present a service-oriented coordination platform that exposes parallel programs as services and data sources as ports. We model services and ports by extending classes of standard common information model (CIM) for energy management and distribution management. These services are then coordinated based on the typed ports in the context of domain specific power system models. We demonstrate this platform with a use case of deploying distributed state estimation on the IEEE 118 bus model. Our contribution is building a service-oriented platform that provides power engineers an integrated environment for composing distributed power system models, disseminating data and launching high performance computing jobs.