Creation Of Platform Research Articles

Design Science for Networks Designing: A Service-Dominant Logic Approach

This research explores the dynamics of coopetition among Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) during digital transformation, using Design Science Research (DSR) anchored in Service-Dominant (S-D) Logic. It examines the integration challenges of manufacturing SMEs into digital supply chains, highlighting the critical role of coopetition—a blend of competition and collaboration—in driving sustainable growth in this essential sector. Prompted by a consensus on reducing SME vulnerabilities, the study underscores the need for a resilient framework, especially given an 85% attrition rate in digital networks where only a minority, often supported by giants like Amazon and Microsoft, succeeds long-term. The proposed framework focuses on leveraging technology to enhance SMEs' competitiveness, innovation, and growth. This study contributes to academic discourse by suggesting future research directions, such as defining value creation in coopetition networks and assessing the impact of innovative artefacts, but also reveals the potential of coopetition networks as platforms for mutual value creation. This research enriches scholarly discussions on coopetition in the digital age and offers strategic guidance for SMEs navigating digital transformation, aiming to prepare European SMEs for upcoming challenges and opportunities.

Ontology design facilitating Wikibase integration — and a worked example for historical data

Wikibase – which is the software underlying Wikidata – is a powerful platform for knowledge graph creation and management. However, it has been developed with a crowd-sourced knowledge graph creation scenario in mind, which in particular means that it has not been designed for use case scenarios in which a tightly controlled high-quality schema, in the form of an ontology, is to be imposed, and indeed, independently developed ontologies do not necessarily map seamlessly to the Wikibase approach. In this paper, we provide the key ingredients needed in order to combine traditional ontology modeling with use of the Wikibase platform, namely a set of axiom patterns that bridge the paradigm gap, together with usage instructions and a worked example for historical data.

Sistem Informasi Pelaporan Perkembangan Pasien (SI-PELPASI) berbasis Mobile Android

The use of Android mobile applications in the healthcare sector as tools for patient progress reporting has become a significant innovation. The mobile Android-based patient progress reporting information system (SI-PELPASI) serves as a solution to enhance efficiency and accuracy in patient monitoring. This study aims to develop a mobile Android-based patient progress reporting information system at the Bukit doa rehabilitation centre, an Institution for Mandatory Reporting (IPWL). The system development in this study employs the System Development Life Cycle (SDLC) method, which consists of systematic stages: the planning stage aims to plan the system, the analysis stage involves reviewing existing and current systems and collecting data through interviews and observations, the design stage includes designing Unified Modelling Language (UML) diagrams and the user interface, the implementation stage uses the Kodular app creation platform, and the testing stage uses the black box method to test system functionality. Our findings resulted in the Patient Progress Reporting Information System in the form of a Mobile Android application named SI-PELPASI. The application runs smoothly and can be operated on Android-based mobile devices. With this application, the process of reporting patient progress becomes faster and real-time.

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS INTEGRATION: BUSINESS PLATFORMS, INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS SYNERGY AND COOPERATION

The subject of the study is the integration of international business: business platforms, international business synergy and cooperation. The purpose of the study is to formulate the concept of integrating international business into a single powerful platform by applying existing practices of business platforms. Methodology. The study used general and specific methods of scientific knowledge: the method of system analysis, the dialectical method, the formal logical method and the structural-functional method, as well as a number of empirical methods. Results. It is found that the study of international business integration is not new at the level of doctrine in foreign countries. However, in Ukraine, this phenomenon has not been thoroughly studied and requires the formation of a national vision and laying the foundations for business integration in modern conditions. The main factors that necessitate the creation of business platforms for Ukraine as tools for achieving synergy in the integration of international business in Ukraine include: globalisation processes, technological progress, integration, the need for unification of legislation, the full-scale invasion by the Russian Federation of Ukraine, resource saving, economic growth, etc. The role of civil society in relations with business was highlighted, as it has become a bridge for the state and business in addressing important issues and a communication intermediary between Ukrainian business and the international community, as well as the importance of academic partnerships and incubation programmes in business integration and cooperation. It was noted that the integration of international business is an effective way to attract investment, move business, increase instruments, and provide opportunities to deepen business through integration processes into another financial system that is more capacious and capable. The article substantiates that integration of international business into a single powerful business platform is a long and gradual process which has to go through various stages related to cultural, legal, financial and other types of adaptation. At the same time, the creation of such a mechanism for integrating international business is the goal of the platform.

Implementation and Exploration of a Collaborative Platform for Art Creation and Design Based on Multimodal Perception

Implementation and Exploration of a Collaborative Platform for Art Creation and Design Based on Multimodal Perception

The valorization of interactions. Gift exchange, power and value creation on digital platforms

Technology companies are often worth billions, but they still must make their money through advertising. The research literature on the value creation of data-driven platform companies often refers to the expropriation of data or the exploitation of users. This article proposes a relational approach to the understanding of value creation on digital platforms such as social media channels or free internet services. To this end, it combines Marxian and anthropological value theory. Accordingly, the interactions of platform users are understood as asymmetrical practices of gift exchange. This exchange of digital gifts forms the condition of production for the value creation of internet platforms, and is reproduced continuously by their asymmetrical field of interaction. Here it is not the individual who is exploited, but rather the community of those who interact in a particular field. This condition is anchored in these platforms’ terms and conditions, which stipulate that users share their data not only with each other, but also with the company, thereby enabling a three-step process of data commodification by the platform. First, the data are appropriated as use values by the platforms in order to optimize their own services. Subsequently, a secondary commodification takes place, which, unlike other value creation processes, is decoupled from the use value of the data. Third, there is a process of cybernetization, in which the ability to influence users is sold to third parties as a commodity.

THE IMPORTANCE OF HIGHER EDUCATION ICT LIBRARIES DUE TO A CRISIS

The crisis situation caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has globally affected all spheres of activity, thus imposing online communication as the primary form of communication. This is supported by the digitization process itself, which experienced a kind of expansion in the 21st century, becoming important in the system management process, including higher education level libraries. The fundamental contribution to the organizational structure in the process of digitization of higher education libraries is made by electronic materials. In addition, the creation of new platforms on the websites of higher education libraries achieves better communication with users and provides greater availability of information. This approach requires users who are information literate that, based on the availability of a large amount of information in the information search process, will know how to manage information in the digital space. The purpose of the paper is to show the importance of information literacy of users of higher education libraries based on the services and activities they provide on their websites. The basic thesis presented in this paper is that the digitization of the system of higher education libraries ensures a faster flow of information between users and librarians and prevents delays in obtaining the necessary information from users to service providers in higher education libraries. Keywords: information literacy, information management, higher education libraries, communication

Ray-Tracing modeling for urban photovoltaic energy planning and management

The traditional Radiative Transfer Modelling solutions for Solar Energy monitoring and forecasting often provide outputs for a single point location or an area location. However, for high resolution representation of areas these solutions suffer due to low simulation speeds. This approach makes it difficult for decision-makers to accurately estimate the solar potential of the administrative area and plan installations accordingly. In this direction, the study introduces three-dimensional Ray-Tracing based radiative modeling which is a high-speed area-based solution for solar energy monitoring. The three-dimensional ray-tracing was simulated by using advanced graphic creation platforms and cloud computing in conjunction with satellite data of the clouds, aerosols, building shadows effects and three-dimensional representations of the city using Cesium 3D tiles and Unreal Engine ®. The entire system was developed in a hybrid model to be exploited by urban planners for solar PV installations and by electricity distribution system operators for energy management and efficient incorporation of the produced energy into the regular and smart grids. This study implements and analyses this Ray-Tracing model for solar photovoltaic energy potential estimation at a rooftop level for the city of Athens, Greece. The total rooftop exploitable area in Athens was found to be close to 34 km2, which is able to massively host distributed PVs followed by almost 4.3 TWh of annually produced energy, whilst Penteli (a Municipality in Athens) possessed a potential of 96.8 GWh with an exploitable area of just 0.8 km2. This amount of energy, in a hypothetical full coverage scenario, is able to provide for 48.7% of Athens’s total energy requirement. Similar year-long simulations were conducted using the EU’s largest rooftop solar installation at Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center and randomly selected rooftops having solar installations in different municipalities in Athens. With these estimated solar potential values, the gross savings in natural gas consumption and hence the CO2 equivalent emissions can be computed. With the current estimated solar potential of Athens, the analyzed savings accounted of nearly 2.43 billion euros and 18 MT CO2 equivalent emissions. These computed annual savings are capable of covering installation costs for nearly 100,000 new solar installations. The end-product of this study is the development of a solar cadastre web tool which will support the decision-makers in the energy transition policies and the solar PV penetration into the urban environment and eventually drive the effort into renewable energy transition across the globe.

Transforming Higher Education in the Digital Age

The purpose of the presented study was to analyse the implementation of digital systems in higher education in the digital age. Such transformations have to meet several goals, such as reducing costs, increasing efficiency, equity and quality of learning. The methods used to collect data included a thorough review of the cultural theory literature, original texts, and secondary literature research from SCOPUS, Google Scholar, and Research Gate. The findings indicate that while online learning has its advantages, it is also important to consider the limitations that depend on the specific methods of use. In the context of the digital transformation of higher education, students enjoy a variety of opportunities and autonomy, but face limitations that largely depend on the form of learning. The role of a trainer or facilitator becomes important to ensure the quality and effectiveness of learning, especially in a virtual environment where the relationship between teacher and student is of particular importance. Given the challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic and the conflict in Ukraine, a combination of face-to-face and distance learning is becoming key to ensuring flexibility and avoiding the effects of the crisis. E-learning includes the creation of digital platforms that are becoming an integral part of digital transformation, which is being intensified by the need for remote work and study. We conclude that successful e-learning requires a careful analysis of the student's context and a shift from teacher-centred to student-centred pedagogy. As the choice of the best digital tool is complex, it is important to analyse each tool repeatedly and critically. All of these aspects point to the complexity of the modern educational environment and the need to implement optimal pedagogical approaches that take into account the technological capabilities and needs of modern students.

A General Cyanine‐Based Platform for Designing Robust Dual‐Channel Near‐Infrared Fluorescent and Photoacoustic Probes

AbstractThe creation of versatile platforms for developing dual‐channel near‐infrared fluorescent (NIRF) and photoacoustic (PA) probes, especially those engineered to minimize channel crosstalk, is crucial for precise biomarker detection. However, such platforms remain scarce. To bridge this gap, this study introduces an innovative cyanine‐based platform, CySN. The CySN platform showcases remarkable wavelength‐shifting properties, including large fluorescent modality shift (68 nm) and PA modality shift (145 nm) after the decaging reaction. These substantial changes lead to an exceptionally high ratiometric NIRF change of 603‐fold and ratiometric PA change of 261‐fold. Leveraging the CySN platform, dual‐channel NIRF/PA probes have been successfully developed for detecting both small molecule biomarker (H2O2) and enzyme biomarker (esterase). These probes demonstrate the ability to detect their targets through dual‐channel NIRF/PA detection with high sensitivity and selectivity in vitro. Furthermore, the probes effectively harness NIRF signals to image target analytes in living cells. Notably, the probes demonstrate the capability to accurately diagnose tumors by detecting tumor markers (H2O2 and esterase), revealing a 3.6 to 7‐fold ratiometric PA enhancement over normal tissue. Therefore, the CySN platform holds the potential to further advance the development of dual‐channel NIRF/PA probes for biomolecule detection in disease diagnosis.

Collaborative music making in the digital age: fostering creativity in vocal ensembles

ABSTARCT The article examines the role of collective music-making in the era of digital technologies in enriching and stimulating the creative process of vocal ensembles. The research utilized online surveys, questionnaires, and statistical data analysis for a comparative analysis of the impact of digital tools and online platforms on the creativity of students. Statistical methods, including comparative analysis of mean values and calculation of t-indicators, were employed for processing and analyzing the obtained data. Since t ≈ –6.85, which is less than the tabulated value of –1.655, it indicates that the difference between the mean values of the control and experimental groups is statistically significant at the significance level of 0.05. The analysis results indicate a statistically significant influence of using digital tools and online platforms for music creation on students’ creative process. The survey also revealed that digital tools allow for sound experimentation (28%), provide accessibility and flexibility in learning (27%), offer immediate feedback (20%), and enhance interactivity and collaboration (25%) through online platforms. This work expands understanding of effective approaches to integrating digital tools into music education and enhancing teaching methodologies aimed at developing students’ creative potential. The findings underscore the importance of integrating digital technologies into music education to enhance the quality and effectiveness of teaching in vocal ensembles. Thus, the research fills a gap in contemporary knowledge regarding the optimal use of digital technologies in vocal ensembles and may be beneficial for educational institutions and music teachers seeking to optimize teaching and student development processes in the modern digital environment.

IoT Product Design for User Experience and Technological Innovation in Virtual Reality Environments

INTRODUCTION: The rapid development of virtual reality technology and the Internet of Things (IoT) has provided new possibilities for user experience, and a variety of new products have emerged, especially in the field of painting, where the combination of these two provides a new platform for innovative artistic expression.OBJECTIVES: This study takes IoT products in the art field as an example to analyze the user experience in virtual reality environments and the impact of technological innovations on IoT products, as well as to explore the potentials and limitations of this emerging form of products and forms of painting.METHODS: In this study, the author constructed a virtual reality painting environment, utilized IoT technology to collect data from the user's painting process, and combined quantitative and qualitative analysis methods to assess user experience and technological innovation comprehensively.RESULTS: In the virtual reality environment, the user experience was significantly improved, and the users were more immersed in the painting process and felt more robust creativity and expression. Meanwhile, the application of Internet of Things (IoT) technology also provides more possibilities for drawing; for example, using smartpens makes the drawing process more smooth and natural.CONCLUSION: IoT painting with user experience and technological innovation in a virtual reality environment can provide a new creative platform for artists and bring a richer artistic experience to the audience, showing the feasibility and broad prospect of IoT products based on a virtual reality environment.

National educational platforms of China as an effective resource for international cooperation

The purpose of this article is to study the experience, characteristics and influence of China in the field of education in the context of digitalization, based on the international version of the National Platform for Public Services of “Smart Education” of China and the National Platform for “Smart Education”. The research materials describe the status of the creation of platforms, discuss the main content features of these platforms, including electronic learning resources, service projects, extensive support in six languages and many other functions. The presented material discusses the impact of digitalization on education in China. The authors try to justify the use of Chinese national platforms, as a certain resource for international cooperation, academic mobility of students and teachers. By studying the international version of China’s National Smart Education Public Service Platform and the National Smart Education Platform, we can gain a deeper understanding of China’s experience and characteristics in the digitalization of education, as well as its implications for the development of global education in the context of digitalization.

Revolutionizing the cultural industry: The transformative power of data processing algorithms

This paper provides a comprehensive analysis of the impact of data processing algorithms on the cultural industry, focusing on user behavior analysis, dynamic content adaptation, content discovery, efficient distribution networks, and driving creative innovation. Through the application of sophisticated machine learning models and quantitative analysis, this study demonstrates the transformative potential of algorithms in enhancing user engagement, optimizing distribution channels, and fostering creative innovation. By analyzing vast datasets from leading cultural content platforms, social media, and collaborative creation platforms, the paper reveals significant improvements in user consumption rates, engagement metrics, global market penetration, and the development of novel content formats. The findings underscore the importance of algorithmic insights in shaping the future of the cultural industry, offering personalized experiences, streamlining distribution, and expanding creative horizons.

Crowdsourcing and Public Participation to Advance Global Environmental Protection

The principles of international environmental law provide a robust framework for analyzing the legal dynamics of environmental hazards. Central to this framework is the principle of participation, which is pivotal in enhancing environmental protection and mitigating the progression of environmental hazards. By leveraging methods like crowdsourcing, this principle can foster a more engaged public involvement in safeguarding the biosphere. This research explores participatory democracy, access to information, public decision-making, and environmental litigation as fundamental approaches to achieving the objectives of international environmental legislation. It aims to illuminate the two-way interaction between these elements and assess the feasibility of actualizing the participation principle through crowdsourcing. The research examines the effectiveness of crowdsourcing as a tool for implementing this principle in supporting and protecting the environment. By reviewing and analyzing relevant sources, the article posits that increasing stakeholder participation, including civil groups and individuals, can enhance the effectiveness of environmental legislation and advance social and environmental justice. It advocates for the creation of platforms that facilitate information sharing and stakeholder engagement, along with mechanisms to ensure accountability and balance power, as crucial strategies for effective environmental governance.

Nias Tribe Tradition as an Ideas in Creating Painting

The Maena dance, a cultural heritage from the Nias tribe on Nias Island, North Sumatra, Indonesia, is a traditional dance full of meaning and cultural values. This dance displays strong and dynamic movements, with dancers wearing traditional Nias clothing. Accompanying music, such as gondang, taganing, and tifa, creates a rhythm that strengthens the expression of the dance. The Maena dance depicts the strength, enthusiasm and unity of the Nias people. In this dance, vigorous war movements, high jumps symbolize courage, and expressive hand and eye movements express a variety of emotions. This dance is also used in various traditional ceremonies, cultural celebrations, and important moments in the lives of the Nias people. The Maena dance, as a source of creative ideas, inspires us to dig deeper into the cultural values and spirit of courage contained in this dance. Combining elements of Maena dance with modern art or developing new dances could provide a unique creative platform, celebrating Nias' cultural heritage while presenting a message of strength, unity and courage to today's generation.

A Biodiversity Monitoring Case Study in Viticulture: Manual and Digitalized Collaborative Methodology to Pursue the European Commission’s Sustainable Challenges

The European Commission (EC) promotes policies addressing the needs of a growing human population while adhering to ecological principles that ensure ecosystem sustainability. Viticulture, one of the most widespread cultivations in the world, is, at the same time, one of the most environmentally impactful cultivations. Many studies have been conducted worldwide to identify more sustainable practices because vine monoculture, when repeated for long periods in the same territory, combined with low attention to the agronomic balance of vineyards, is causing biodiversity loss. The study aims to implement analytics for the accounting of biodiversity supported by digital tools like smart applications and digital platforms. Two farms were analyzed in a vacated area for red wine production in the center of Tuscany (Italy). A conventional biodiversity assessment protocol was used to evaluate the magnitude of biodiversity. Smartphone applications and a digital database creation platform supported this. The results highlighted an overall low level of biodiversity from a biodiversity perspective, while the use of smart applications and digital platforms represents an efficient tool for mitigating recognition errors in flora and fauna assessments and a powerful instrument for monitoring and tracking farm biodiversity. The study provides an overview of biodiversity status in a wine production area and a methodology to make its assessment easier and more reliable.

Creative Product Development Strategies in a Dunia Fantasi Ancol

This research explores creative product development strategies in Dunia Fantasi Ancol through a qualitative approach. Using qualitative research methods, this research uses observation and interview analysis. The research results reveal that Dunia Fantasi Ancol emphasizes collaboration with creative artists, in-depth market research and innovation to create unique and attractive products. Through regular meetups and creative platforms, they keep local artists, designers and creators engaged. Strict supervision throughout the production process is carried out to maintain high quality standards, and continuous adjustment to market trends and visitor feedback ensures product appeal. This strategy proved its success through increased visits, positive feedback, and growth in creative market share. This research provides in-depth insight into how Dunia Fantasi Ancol achieves success in developing its creative products.

Lived Experience of Health and Wellbeing Among Young People with Early Psychosis in Aotearoa New Zealand

First episode psychosis (FEP) can disrupt a young person’s life and future health. Those with lived experience of FEP can inform effective support. This study investigated how young people with FEP experience good health and wellbeing living in Aotearoa New Zealand. Recent clients of early intervention services (n = 12) shared their stories across varying traditional and creative platforms. Thematic analysis revealed seven themes important for living well with FEP: whanaungatanga (relationships), addressing stigma, finding out who I am with psychosis, getting the basics right, collaborative healthcare, understanding psychosis, and access to resources. The themes informed five supporting processes: whakawhanuangatanga (relationship-building), using holistic approaches, creating space for young people, reframing, and improving access to appropriate resources. These findings deepen our understanding of how we can support young people to live well with FEP. This study highlights the value of creative methods and partnering with lived experience experts to conduct meaningful health research.This trial was registered at Australian New Zealand Clinical Trials Registry (ANZCTR) CTRN12622001323718 on 12/10/2022 “retrospectively registered”; https://www.anzctr.org.au/Trial/Registration/TrialReview.aspx?id=384775&isReview=true.

Implementation of International Conventions on the Participation of National Communities in Creation of TV Broadcasting (on the example

Based on the analysis of international legal standards, the article investigates the possibilities and conditions of television sets in the context of cove-rage of the life of national minorities in Ukraine on the example of the Chernivtsi and Zakarpattia regions. The author concludes: research on television coverage of the activities of national minorities is an indicator of the balance of local, state and international political interests. In the context of the information war aimed at manipulating the image of Ukraine in the context of its positioning as a State that infringes on the right of ethnic communities to express themselves in their own language, the realization of the rights of communities to create content becomes particularly important: it is also about the influence on the work of Ukraine to improve the legislation in the context of the European integration. The article emphasizes the priority of creation and financial support of TV platforms where representatives of national communities can produce and distribute media content that does not contradict the national interests of Ukraine.