Place Of Information Technologies Research Articles

OUTSOURCING AS AN ACTOR IN HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT

Among all other resources, Human Resources are the most relevant in increasing the efficiency of companies' operations. Currently, the attitude towards the role and importance of Human Resources has changed significantly. As the issue of using modern information technologies and thinking in global categories becomes more active, special emphasis is placed on relationships with that personnel who can offer innovations to company leaders. In fact, they constitute the main core of the intellectual capital of production. The purpose of the article is to analyze the role and place of information technologies in the management (including strategy) of Human Resources. The subject of the research is outsourcing in personnel management. When does a company turn to outsourcing? This is the main issue around which many discussions and scientific disputes have been and are being conducted today in the scientific space. Research on Human Resources outsourcing in Georgia is still scarce. This article is a modest attempt to fill this gap. As a result of the study, both general and case-specific factors of Human Resources management that are currently relevant for Georgia were identified.

Impact of Salary Domiciliation on the Profitability: An Applied Study in a Sample of Iraqi Banks

As a result of the major developments that have taken place in information technology and its implications on all areas, especially in the banking sector. This has had an impact on the methods and facilities that the bank offers to different customers. This research sheds light on one of the most important modern banking services, which is the service of salary domiciliation for employees of government departments and various private sector companies. The aim of this research is to show the effect of the salary domiciliation on the financial performance of the Iraqi banks and in particular the impact on the level of profitability of banks that are working to provide this type of services. The research was based on the basic premise that there is an impact of the service of salary domiciliation in the work to improve the financial performance of banking. Thus, the research applied to a sample of Iraqi banks, which was (6) six in that these banks rely on the service of the salary domiciliation of employees. The results indicate that the service of salary domiciliation may contribute to work to increase the quality of banking services provided to all bank customers. And work to improve their confidence in the volume of dealing with these banks through the diversity of services and keep pace with all these recent developments in the banking sector, like all banks in developed countries. The banks that provide the service of salary domiciliation to attract more new customers and earn them to this bank, through the provision of advanced electronic services deal with banks. This leads to increased competition between these banks and work to provide more basic support services.

Integration Of Computer Technologies In Secondary Schools Of Fine Arts

The paper considers the place of information technology in the acquisition of fine arts at school. The use of information technology in the classroom allows you to actively develop the creative and cognitive abilities of each student, apply graphics, lights, sounds, simulate different situations and among, create an emotional mood, which positively tells on the development of artistic creativity in schoolchildren.

PLACE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN THE PERFORMANCE OF MEDICAL ACTIVITIES

The state's policy is to integrate information systems into a single information space within the electronic health care system. The state plans and coordinates information systems that are implemented at the expense of the state or local budgets in order to rationalize the use of available resources and to avoid duplication of information systems functionality. With regard to information systems implemented through private funds, the function of the state is to build infrastructure (standardization, certification, market surveillance) for quality management in the market. The state provides single entry of information and its further processing in many information systems, storage of basic patient information within the central component of the WHO, and expanded information (eg data in clinical registers) in decentralized specialized information systems.
 The purpose of this study is to study the place of information technology in the implementation of medical activities. I would point out that medical activity is a set of actions of medical and pharmaceutical workers in providing medical care or service to a patient within the legal (subject to obtaining a license) and ethical (oath of Hippocrates) norms, ie compliance with the stages of treatment in accordance with the established standards of the Ministry of Health. We used in research scientific methods to analise in an objective and systematic way the information technology in the performance of medical activities, describe it with empirical. formal-logical, comparative-legal methods.
 It should be noted that e-Health is an electronic system that helps patients to receive and to doctors to provide quality medical services. All medical records throughout 2019 will be transmitted electronically. The main purpose of implementing an electronic healthcare system is to minimize fraud and corruption. In the future, e-Health will enable everyone to get their medical information quickly and doctors will be able to diagnose correctly with a holistic picture of the patient's health. The aim of the MoH is to launch a full-fledged eHealth by 2020, which would not only reflect the relationship between the hospital and the state but also be a register of medical records of all Ukrainians.
 Results. Thus, with the advancement of information technology, the growing share of medical research that relies on mathematical (computer) modelling has become commonplace in clinical practice, making it clear that IT capabilities are becoming a major contributor to medicine and health care. To date, many serious studies and projects are being implemented in the world to implement IT in the medical field. Due to medical reform, continuous computerization necessitated the need for medical staff to have computer skills. Today, in the medical field, services such as electronic medical record, electronic prescription, electronic referral, etc. are included in daily life. Electronic automated preparation of appointments, prescriptions, statements, hospital letters and other standardized documents for patients. In particular, there are automated databases of medical, pharmaceutical and scientific-pedagogical staff of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine.
 Conclusion. The impact of IT on health care plays an extremely important role, as with the implementation of health care reform in Ukraine there is complete computerization of all branches of the medical field.

THE CONCEPT OF COMMUNICATION AND THE ROLE OF SOCIAL COMMUNICATIONS IN MODERN SOCIETY

In the article, the author comments on the concept of communication. Opinions are expressed about the place of information technologies in the formation of public consciousness today. It raises questions about the global development of the Internet, its impact on the integrity of not only one state, but also the world, the benefits and harms. Currently, in the era of progressive development of scientific technologies, the concept of communication has become not just an obsessive, but a subconscious concept. The translation of this term from the Latin communicatio comes in the sense that communicatio is universal. In a broad sense, it can be interpreted as ways and channels of communication with the ability to perceive and distribute various information. We should know that communication is not only an object of several social disciplines, but also an object of exact sciences.

New Trends in Teacher Training and the Place of Information Technology in Education

New Trends in Teacher Training and the Place of Information Technology in Education

The system of Informational Support for University Management

The article defines the place of information technologies in the system of strategic managing of the higher educational institution (HEI). The author analyzes the Russian regulatory requirements for the system of informational support for university management and proposed the architecture model of the typical informational system of university management. The market of software for automation of business processes within the university was also analyzed: platforms for building the systems of university management, platforms for building electronic information-educational systems, platforms for management informational support according to objectives. The article describes the architecture of the system of informational support for university management that has been embedded in Volgograd State University and the mechanisms of its integration, additional functionality implemented there, and development plans.

The Impact of Business Process Reengineering Interventions - A Case Study of State Bank of India

With the emergence of global players, the Indian banking industry is facing fierce competition not only at its homeland but also with the international market. Due to continuous changes taking place in information technology, preferences of customers and competition, there is a need to redefine the mission objectives and process of the organization, so that the efficiency and effectiveness of the organization can be improved. While State Bank of India continues to dominate the Indian banking industry and its profits continue to grow, it is coming under increasing competitive pressure. The flattening of the world as a result of networking, information technology and globalization, necessitates SBI to bring out the drastic change in its procedural activities and redesign its business process. Business Process Reengineering aims at making the processes to be focused on producing the desired results. It also aims to be efficient by optimally using the available resources, to be cost effective by minimizing overall costs and should be adaptable by being able to adapt the changing customer and business needs. The present study focuses on business process reengineering interventions implemented in State Bank of India and the changes in the organization structure with special emphasis on Agra branches. The broad objective of the study was to relate the concept of Business Process Reengineering as a tool to enhance the competitive strength of State Bank of India and to improve its functioning to a world class level.

Hybrid Warfare: Hygienic and Epidemiological Aspects, and the Role and Place of Information Technologies

Hybrid Warfare: Hygienic and Epidemiological Aspects, and the Role and Place of Information Technologies

A Framework for Citizen-Centred Social Statistics and Analysis

Economic policy-making has long been more integrated than social policy-making in part because the statistics and much of the analysis that supports economic policy are based on a common conceptual framework – the system of national accounts. People interested in economic analysis and economic policy share a common language of communication, one that includes both concepts and numbers.This paper examines early attempts to develop a system of social statistics that would mirror the system of national accounts, particular the work on the development of social accounts that took place mainly in the 60s and 70s. It explores the reasons why these early initiatives failed but argues that the preconditions now exist to develop a new conceptual framework to support integrated social statistics – and hence a more coherent, effective social policy. Optimism is warranted for two reasons. First, we can make use of the radical transformation that has taken place in information technology both in processing data and in providing wide access to the knowledge that can flow from the data. Second, the conditions exist to begin to shift away from the straight jacket of government-centric social statistics, with its implicit assumption that governments must be the primary actors in finding solutions to social problems. By supporting the decision-making of all the players (particularly individual citizens) who affect social trends and outcomes, we can start to move beyond the sterile, ideological discussions that have dominated much social discourse in the past and begin to build social systems and structures that evolve, almost automatically, based on empirical evidence of ‘what works best for whom.’ The paper describes a Canadian approach to developing a framework, or common language, to support the evolution of an integrated, citizen-centric system of social statistics and social analysis. This language supports the traditional social policy that we have today; nothing is lost. However, it also supports a quite different social policy world, one where individual citizens and families (not governments) are seen as the central players – a more empirically-driven world that we have referred to as the ‘enabling society.’

Towards Modelling the Effects of National Culture on it Implementation and Acceptance

Two of the most significant forces shaping organizations are globalization and the continued, rapid and, some would say, radical changes taking place in information technology (IT). To date, the extant literature has centred on the technology acceptance model (TAM) because it is arguably one of the most widely cited and influential models used for explaining the acceptance of IT. However, this literature has remained relatively silent with respect to the role that differences in national culture might play in IT acceptance as globalization continues. In order to begin to address this deficit, this paper offers a series of research propositions that explore the potential impact of differences in national culture on IT implementation and acceptance. Specifically, the paper explores the effects of culturally induced beliefs – including individualism-collectivism, uncertainty avoidance, long-/short-term orientation and power distance – on the implementation processes that impact on key variables in the TAM. The paper then discusses the potential importance of the revisions it has made for both researchers interested in employing the model for predicting IT acceptance in cross-cultural contexts and for managers faced with introducing new IT in a global organization.

Information Technology in biology teaching: challenges and opportunities

This article describes some thoughts on potential gains, obstacles, and development strategies for IT in biology teaching This article considers the place of Information Technology in biological education. It addresses some of the obstacles to its greater use as well as potential benefits. A rationale is offered, drawing on social constructivist theory, which asserts the role of the teacher as architect of students' learning experiences. Some strategies are offered for developing IT use in biological education.

The impact of information technology on distribution channels

This paper briefly describes some of the advances which are taking place in information technology and considers some of the associated problems. The implications for tourism distribution channels and global tourism are then discussed.

Early Years Experience in Denmark and England: The Place of Information Technology

Early Years Experience in Denmark and England: The Place of Information Technology

Studying the Impact of Information Technology on the Role of the Management Accountant — A Conceptual Framework and Research Method

Organisations are responding in different ways and at different rates to the wide range of “Information Technology”‐based opportunities and pressures. A project funded by the Institute of Cost and Management Accountants and the Department of Management Studies at Loughborough University aims to focus specifically on the effects of IT‐related organisational changes on the management accounting function. The conceptual framework is based on the idea that the ideas and techniques which make up management accounting are evolving partly due to the changes taking place in information technology. The research method will include an assessment of IT development and a case study programme. Provision of future monitoring is also made. Project output will affect the training of accountants and possibly the attitudes and behaviour of those already practising who will face IT developments in the future.

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY OF PROJECTING OF THE SUBJECT MODULAR STRUCTURE ON THE BASIS OF SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE INTEGRATION

The urgency of the material stated in the given work is caused by necessity of search of the ways of optimization and automation of projecting process of the subject modular structure which is expedient to produce on integration bases, accounting problems of the coordinated teaching of subjects of various cycles of preparation of the future specialists. In the paper information-mathematical bases of projecting of the subject modular structure are covered on the basis of integration of scientific knowledge, the place of information technologies at realization of such projecting is determined. Recommendations as for the choice of tools for its realization are offered.