Knowledge Of Service Providers Research Articles

Tracing Digital Traces of Money Laundering in Order to Restore State Losses in the Perspective of Justice

Current media facilities and internet networks, people can receive and disseminate information through digital media. Rapid the development of technology and communication has consequences that have an impact on changes in patterns of production and consumption of information carried out by the general public. So researchers are interested in doing this in order to increase vigilance in conducting transactions and data privacy so that can reduce criminal acts related to data or cybercrime. The results showed that in this digital era, the function of the library as information and knowledge service providers change. Library must change the paradigm to be more technology-based and develop themselves, so that as a source of library learning remains a bone backs of the nation in gaining knowledge and deepening scientific, The dynamics of money laundering is growing rapidly is the reason, so it is appropriate in the search for money laundering must use credible digital technology.

Rapid Production Method of Massive Thematic Maps Based on Geospatial Knowledge Extraction

<p>Geospatial knowledge in massive academic papers can provide knowledge services such as location-based research hotspot analysis, spatio-temporal data aggregation, research results recommendation, etc. However, geospatial knowledge often exists implicitly in literature resources in unstructured form, which is difficult to be directly accessed and mined and utilized for rapid production of massive thematic maps. In this paper, we take the geospatial knowledge of the area studied as an example and introduce its extraction method in detail. An integrated feature template matching and random forest classification algorithm is proposed for accurately identifying research areas from the abstract texts of academic papers and producing thematic maps. Firstly, the precise recognition of geographical names is achieved step by step based on BiLSTM-CRF algorithm and improved heuristic disambiguation method; then, the area studied is extracted by the designed integrated feature recognition template of area studied using random forest classification algorithm, and a fast thematic map is designed for the knowledge of area studied, topic and literature. The experimental results show that the area studied recognition accuracy can reach 97%, the F-value is 96%, and the recall rate reaches 96%, achieving high accuracy and high efficiency of area studied extraction in text. Based on the geospatial knowledge, the thematic map can achieve the effect of fast map formation and accurate expression.</p> <p> </p>

Convergence Problems in Indonesia: An Overview from Communication Perpective

Convergence occurs due to the storage of various knowledge sources in digital form. Unfortunately, in Indonesia, convergence has not yet become an option in providing knowledge services to the broader community on a massive scale. Although practitioners of documentary institutions have discussed this term frequently, they have not discussed how to carry out inter-institutional convergence. Convergence between documentary institutions is a common solution to improve accessibility, which is one way to increase the role of documentary institutions in the utilization and preservation of the nation's collective memory. In the digital era, convergence must be interpreted broadly, not just as a physical union but more on the unification of function, substance, and communication. Communication problems are indeed the main problem hindering GLAMS convergence in Indonesia. This paper describes the convergence of documentary institutions from a communication perspective and motivates to build a more open communication pattern between documentary institutions. The dominant problem that hinders GLAMS convergence in Indonesia lies in communication issues

Intelligent Information Service System of Smart Library Based on Virtual Reality and Eye Movement Technology

An innovative system provides intelligent services in the library to both users and the terminal. Compared to the core digital reading room, they can make wise judgments on the retrieval and use of information assets. The implementation of succeeding value management based on the latest technological tools is required for learning to provide knowledge services and fulfil its role as convergence is capable of reacting to varied data needs. The major obstacles to digital libraries are lack of planning and software, import restrictions on equipment, inadequately skilled staff, lack of standards, and a refusal to cooperate. This paper introduces the Eye Movement Technology (EMT) for the intelligent information service system of a smart library (SL) based on virtual reality (VR) strengths as an automated library management system for cost savings and increased output. EMT technology that can identify a person’s appearance and monitor something to look at in real-time is recognized as wearable technology. Visual field position and the gaze vectors for each eye are converted into a data stream that includes the focus origin. Most of the library’s operations can be managed by librarians; in a word, this system allows them to keep track of all of their books’ transactions. The research in EMT-SL technology in the intelligent library system has developed to the point that a wider audience can use it. As a result, eye-tracking in reading rooms and information science research are expected to rise in the future; with the advancement of VR, the computer-generated modelling of images is experienced through special electrical devices, and people can be visible in different climates using traditional VR and augmented reality.

A shared path to reforming rights retention in Europe

The Stichting IFLA Foundation Programme in partnership with IFLA, LIBER, and SPARC Europe are implementing a three-year Arcadia Foundation-funded programme to reform copyright laws and regulations that enable libraries to significantly improve access to and use of copyrighted works. Knowledge Rights 21 aims to promote change at European, national, and local levels providing valuable examples for the rest of the world. The programme is driving reform in six key areas, including improving rights retention and open licensing policy and practice. 
 Europe has seen a significant growth in activity to establish and advance open access (OA) policies. However, copyright has been the thorn in the side of many authors, funders, and their institutions who wish to publish OA, since publisher policies and processes are no longer fit for purpose. Today, we require the rights to publish, share, adapt, and reuse material for research, educational, or multilingual needs. Governments, funders, and institutions are responding in different ways to counteract publisher deadlock or restrictions as regards rights retention and open licensing. National policies have been set up in France, Spain, and the Netherlands, and umbrella organisations are calling for legislation like LIBER with its Draft Law for the use of publicly funded scholarly publications. 
 Above all, publisher copyright policies often stand in the way of authors complying with today’s funder requirements. A SPARC Europe 2020 study provided insights into copyright policies of 10 large publishers and numerous smaller ones showing disparities between publishers and shining a light on the complexities that authors face when seeking the right to publish OA. Research funders such as the European Commission’s Horizon Europe programme and the cOAlition S Rights Retention Strategy require authors to retain publishing rights to enable them to share their work more broadly, open access and openly licensed. Funders are currently developing and implementing their strategies, although more funders will need to introduce policies until publishers change their rights retention policies. However, it is also up to the institution that is closest to the author to set publication policies and ensure publication rights for OA as demonstrated by the Harvard model all those years ago and now by the UK (Edinburgh) or Norway (Tromso). Others are piloting rights retention action, such as at the University of Cambridge. However, more efforts need to be undertaken by institutions to make it easier for their authors to legally publish OA. 
 Knowledge Rights 21 intends to accelerate the uptake of rights retention and open licensing to enable researchers to share their work openly. It will do this by calling for publisher, institutional, and funder policy change and by empowering authors to refuse to cede their intellectual property. This presentation will shed light on some of the good practices learnt so far from publishers, institutions, and funders. 
 Knowledge Rights 21 aims to encourage copyright reform in Europe and set up a strong and activecopyright network of libraries to see it through. The development of grassroot capacity across countries will raise the voice of libraries on copyright and build new alliances with researchers, knowledge advocates, and knowledge service providers to bring a long-lasting change. This presentation will outline how we are building this network and how you can take part in bringing about reform in rights retention and open licensing.

The Effect of Brand Personality on Electronic Word-of-Mouth: Mediation of Brand Love and Moderated Mediation of Brand Experience Sharing.

The knowledge payment industry will rapidly attract many enterprises that provide knowledge services. This study investigates the interrelationship between brand personality, brand love, and electronic word-of-mouth in the context of knowledge payment. Moreover, this study explored the brand experience sharing boundary condition by adopting a survey. Firstly, the main research results show that brand personality has a significant positive impact on brand love. Secondly, brand love also has a significant positive influence on electronic word-of-mouth. Thirdly, brand experience sharing plays a positive role in regulating brand love and electronic word-of-mouth. This research promotes e-marketing by focusing on brand personality, brand love, e-word of mouth, and other perspectives to improve business operations, user experience, and engagement, providing dedicated products or services to the customer base for profit. As an emerging market, knowledge payment will attract the participation of many knowledge service enterprises.

The Relationship Between Learning Facilities And Learning Interest In Fashion Design Mode Program At Community Reading Center

Non-formal education is intended for people who specifically need education as a complement, addition to, and substitute for formal education. Non-formal education can be used as a support, a complement, an addition to the education obtained by a person in formal education, where non-formal education is held for people who need this education. Non-formal education includes equality education, training and work skills, functional literacy, women's empowerment, youth, PAUD, life skills, and others.Community Reading Park (TBM) is one of the institutions in the field of non-formal education. Community reading parks can be interpreted as non-formal educational institutions that focus on providing knowledge services in the form of print media (books) or electronic media (internet). On the other hand, the community reading park also functions as a supporter of non-formal education activities, one of which is literacy education.Fashion design is a non-formal education program that focuses on the science of designing and sewing clothes. This program is implemented in various non-formal educational institutions, one of which is the Community Reading Center (TBM). There is an important component in the fashion design program, namely facilities for learning. Learning facilities are said to be an important component because they are able to encourage a person's interest in participating in a learning program. Interest in learning is an element in supporting the success of the learning program. Without high interest from program participants, it will create failure in a program. Facilities have a relationship with interest in learning in achieving a successful program. Keywords: TBM and non-formal education

Service-oriented knowledge recommender system and performance evaluation in industrial product development

Manufacturing firms today co-exist in a complex collaboration network with their partners, who often seek help from external knowledge services to co-develop more competitive products. Thus, knowing how to accurately and rapidly acquire such knowledge to sustainably improve the quality of knowledge services are critical to maintaining the competitiveness of such firms. There is a need to develop reliable frameworks and tools to support the knowledge services of these firms. This paper proposes a service-oriented knowledge recommender framework focusing on the mechanism of knowledge service transfer and the knowledge recommendation model, which comprises the knowledge service demanders, knowledge service providers, and platform operators. The matching processes and algorithm of the knowledge service demanders and knowledge service providers are designed based on the product development tasks. A fuzzy synthetic evaluation method is proposed, using multi-factor, fuzzy decision making techniques, to improve the quality of the knowledge service. To validate the approach, a case study on gantry crane development is provided to show how to apply the proposed framework and system. An experimental evaluation is designed to demonstrate the benefit and performance of the framework.

Factors influencing silencing of women who experience intimate partner violence: An integrative review

Abstract Although researchers have explored factors that reinforce the silencing of women who experience intimate partner violence, integrated understanding of how factors at each level ofan ecological subsystem interact to reinforce the silencing is missing. So, we used an ecological lens to synthesize the evidence base to examine the factors influencing the silencing of women who experience intimate partner violence. We used the integrative review method. We included qualitative, quantitative, and mixed-methods studies published in the English language that focused on women above 16 years of age experiencing intimate partner violence and discussed reasons for their silencing on the issue. We extracted qualitative data on factors reinforcing the silencing and coded the data into the subsystems of the Bronfenbrenner's ecological model (macro-, meso-, exo-, and microsystem). Twenty-one articles met the inclusion criteria. Microsystem factors (self-blame, concern for family, concern for children) were the most common factors that reinforced the silencing of women irrespective of the country of origin. Macrosystem factors (societal expectations, normalization of violence, religious values, immigration policies) followed in the second position. Service provider's knowledge of these factors is crucial to facilitate women's disclosure respectfully and empathetically.

Design and Application of a Case Analysis System for Handling Power Grid Operational Accidents Based on Case-Based Reasoning

In recent years, power grid accidents have occurred frequently and higher requirements have been placed on their safety operation. In current safety management in the world, there is an effective practice that uses a unified standard for structuring an accident case database and based on that database, conducts quantitative analysis to cope with accident risks. However, that is not the case for power safety management. Case-based reasoning (CBR) is such a process that solves new problems based on the solutions to similar past problems. It works by matching a current problem with historical cases and solutions in a database, in order to obtain similar case solutions or inspirations. In the matching process, if necessary, such past solutions may be modified in order to better adapt to the current actual problems. Based on the CBR method, this paper proposes how to construct a case database of power grid operational accidents, provide data support for management of power grid risks and provide knowledge services for accurate grasping of grid accident development dynamics and making quick decisions to rapidly response to the emergencies. First, it designs an operational accident case database after considering the following three aspects: case features, power grid features and accident features based on safety management theory. Secondly, in terms of how to use the power grid operational accident case database, it proposed a two-level search strategy, as well as the corresponding similarity calculation methods for different feature attributes of the case. Finally, it carried out a demonstration to verify the model by selecting four typical grid accidents. The grid database and CBR strategy proposed in this article could help China’s power grids practice intelligent analysis of grid operational accidents and improve digitalization in safety management.

Trends in Performance Management System: A Study of Indian Service Provider Companies

The purpose of the present article is to understand current trends in performance management. For this purpose, perceptions of professionals providing knowledge services are analyzed. In the present article, feedbacks are collected from middle-level executives and HR professionals on dimensions, namely, performance planning, goal setting process, review process, reward discussion, etc. In the present work, qualitative method is applied with multiple case studies. The idea behind is to understand the current aspects, challenges, and the strategies applied by the organizations. Data were collected from nine companies from different sectors such as information technology and information technology enabled services (IT/ITES), consulting, and financial service providers. The results revealed that companies are open in goal setting process and give employees a lot of flexibility as what should be their goals and objectives. They believe in continuous improvement in all the processes, whether it is goal setting or continuous feedback system. Goals may change or can be different for onsite and offsite professionals as per the requirements of the clients. Many firms had removed bell curve from their system. Professional perceived the performance management systems need to be internally aligned, but at the same time pointed towards a need for improvement on the way feedback are communicated. The recent trend is seen in terms of usage of cutting-edge technology even in human resource functions, which gives them better results. Companies believe in recognizing the potential and performance of employees. Promotions are no more based on only past performance.

Construction of Science and Technology Information Management System Based on Knowledge Service

In order to provide knowledge service, it is put forward to establish a scientific and technological information management system. Followed by advanced, open, compatible, scalable, economical, reliable and safe technical indicators in overall design, the system is a system of scientific information formation, collection, sorting, cataloguing, storage, borrowing, mining, analysis and development and utilization, and providing knowledge service. It is mainly composed of input module, output module, processing module, analysis module, management module. Security, expansibility is the technology key of the entire system.

Knowledge service decision making in business incubators based on the supernetwork model

As valuable resources for incubating firms, knowledge resources have received gradually increasing attention from all types of business incubators, and business incubators use a variety of knowledge services to stimulate rapid growth in incubating firms. Based on previous research, we generalize the knowledge transfer and knowledge networking services of two main forms of knowledge services and further divide knowledge transfer services into knowledge depth services and knowledge breadth services. Then, we construct the business incubators’ knowledge supernetwork model, describe the evolution mechanism among heterogeneous agents and utilize a simulation to explore the performance variance of different business incubators’ knowledge services. The simulation results show that knowledge stock increases faster when business incubators are able to provide knowledge services to more incubating firms and that the degree of discrepancy in the knowledge stock increases during the process of knowledge growth. Further, knowledge transfer services lead to greater differences in the knowledge structure, while knowledge networking services lead to smaller differences. Regarding the two types of knowledge transfer services, knowledge depth services are more conducive to knowledge growth than knowledge breadth services, but knowledge depth services lead to greater gaps in knowledge stocks and greater differences in knowledge structures. Overall, it is optimal for business incubators to select a single knowledge service or portfolio strategy based on the amount of time and energy expended on the two types of knowledge services.

Talent development model for a career in Islamic banking institutions: A SEM approach

AbstractPresently the Malaysian Islamic banking brand name has surged drastically into the mainstream platform. In the meantime, in order to cope with this situation, Islamic banking institutions (IBIs) require more positions to be filled, currently needing a 200,000 workforce by 2020. However, to date only a 17,621 workforce are available in the IBIs which constitutes 11% of that required. This connection has dragged IBIs to the different dimension of issues that is talent shortage. The effect of the problem has made many Islamic banking education and knowledge service providers (IBEKSP) offer an Islamic banking programme in order to confront the situation. Despite Malaysian IBESKP producing abundant graduates nowadays in the job market, Malaysian IBIs still address the issue that they face a critical shortage of talent. Therefore this article attempts to propose a specific talent development model for Malaysian Islamic banking graduates. These data were evaluated by a group of Malaysian undergraduates r...

Reproductive health services for Syrian refugees in Zaatri Camp and Irbid City, Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan: an evaluation of the Minimum Initial Services Package.

BackgroundThe Minimum Initial Services Package (MISP) for reproductive health, a standard of care in humanitarian emergencies, is a coordinated set of priority activities developed to prevent excess morbidity and mortality, particularly among women and girls, which should be implemented at the onset of an emergency. The purpose of the evaluation was to determine the status of MISP implementation for Syrian refugees in Jordan as part of a global evaluation of reproductive health in crises.MethodsIn March 2013, applying a formative evaluation approach 11 key informant interviews, 13 health facility assessments, and focus group discussions (14 groups; 159 participants) were conducted in two Syrian refugee sites in Jordan, Zaatri Camp, and Irbid City, respectively. Information was coded, themes were identified, and relationships between data explored.ResultsLead health agencies addressed the MISP by securing funding and supplies and establishing reproductive health focal points, services and coordination mechanisms. However, Irbid City was less likely to be included in coordination activities and health facilities reported challenges in human resource capacity. Access to clinical management of rape survivors was limited, and both women and service provider’s knowledge about availability of these services was low. Activities to reduce the transmission of HIV and to prevent excess maternal and newborn morbidity and mortality were available, although some interventions needed strengthening. Some planning for comprehensive reproductive health services, including health indicator collection, was delayed. Contraceptives were available to meet demand. Syndromic treatment of sexually transmitted infections and antiretrovirals for continuing users were not available. In general refugee women and adolescent girls perceived clinical services negatively and complained about the lack of basic necessities.ConclusionsMISP services and key elements to support implementation were largely in place. Pre-existing Jordanian health infrastructure, prior MISP trainings, dedicated leadership and available funding and supplies facilitated MISP implementation. The lack of a national protocol on clinical management of rape survivors hindered provision of these services, while communities’ lack of information about the health benefits of the services as well as perceived cultural repercussions likely contributed to no recent service uptake from survivors. This information can inform MISP programming in this setting.

Providing Knowledge Services in a Challenging Environment: Experiences of Practical Answers Sri Lanka

Financial sustainability is a key challenge which any donor funded knowledge sharing service as “Practical Answers Sri Lanka” has to face inevitably. Most institutions running with donor funds tend to discontinue the affiliated knowledge services or reduce the funding allocations considering them as cost entities. Hence it is very important to investigate innovative strategies, ownership models and unique management systems to ensure financial sustainability, while continuing to maximize the expected social impact through sharing knowledge. Financial sustainability is a challenge which Practical Answers Sri Lanka is striving to address in the long term. Practical Answers Sri Lanka adopted a new strategy to expand its vital services while moving the organizations towards self-sufficiency. In this paper the author presents the experiences of Practical Answers Sri Lanka in the process of transformation towards a sustainable knowledge sharing service.DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.4038/sllim.v5i2.7154 Sri Lankan Journal of Librarianship and Information Management Vol.5(2) 2013: 1-9

Study on the Organization Model for the Design Process Modular of Complex Mechanical Product

In order to provide knowledge service more efficiently for complex mechanical product design, a knowledge organization model for complex mechanical product design knowledge based on the process modular approach was proposed. First, a general form, the knowledge instance, would be used to represent all forms of the knowledge for complex mechanical product design; then, based on the contents and features of the knowledge instances and the semantic relations in the domain ontology, the special collections of the knowledge instances which have related features would be composed to knowledge modules, and knowledge modules would be organized as a DAG(directed acyclic graph). The complex mechanical product design knowledge could be efficiently and completely queried based-on semantic according to the logical relationships expressed in the DAG.

Ontology Engineering and Knowledge Services for Agriculture Domain

This paper presents a knowledge service system for the domain of agriculture. Three key issues for providing knowledge services are how to improve the access of unstructured and scattered information for the non-specialist users, how to provide adequate information to knowledge workers and how to provide the information requiring highly focused and related information. Cyber-Brain has been designed as a platform that combines approaches based on knowledge engineering and language engineering to gather knowledge from various sources and to provide the effective knowledge service. Based on specially designed ontology for practical service scenarios, it can aggregate knowledge from Internet, digital archives, expert, and other resources for providing one-stop-shop knowledge services. The domain specific and task oriented ontology also enables advanced search and allows the system ensures that knowledge service could improve the user benefit. Users are presented with the necessary information closely related to their information need and thus of potential high interest. This paper presents several service scenarios for different end-users and reviews ontology engineering and its life cycle for supporting AOS (Agricultural Ontology Services) Vocbench which is the heart of knowledge services in agriculture domain.

Challenges of Laboratory Medicine: European Answers

Challenges of Laboratory Medicine: European AnswersMedical laboratories play a vital role in modern healthcare, and qualified specialists in Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine are essential for the provision of high-quality preanalytical, analytical and consultative services. Laboratory medicine has undergone major transformations during the last decade. Ongoing technological developments have considerably improved the productivity of clinical laboratories. Information on laboratory services is globally available, and clinical laboratories worldwide face international competition and there is a huge pressure to reduce costs. To be prepared for the future, clinical laboratories should enhance efficiency and reduce the cost increases by forming alliances and networks, consolidating, integrating or outsourcing, and more importantly create additional value by providing knowledge services related toin vitrodiagnostics. Therefore, business models that increase efficiency such as horizontal and vertical integration are proposed, based on collaborative networks for the delivery of clinical laboratory services. Laboratories should cooperate, consolidate and form strategic alliances to enhance efficiency and reduce costs. There is a growing conflict between the science and the art of clinical practice and on the role of the biomedical sciences in medical practice. We have a dehumanizing effect on medical care. Disease is defined at the level of sick molecules and cells and curative medicine is being replaced by the preventive care of the disease. Undoubtedly all those questions will raise considerable problems and challenges for the medical educators.

Complex Products Remote Collaborative Design and Implementation of its Flexible Flow

Based on the core of knowledge acquisition for acquiring or providing knowledge services, remote collaborative product design system provides a virtual enterprise collaborative design patterns. The paper analyzes the open design system for the remote collaborative design, and studies the decision-making flow and its strategy for the distributed collaborative complexity product design. Take multi-degree of freedom manipulator systems design as object, the management and its implementation process methods of the remote collaborative design system for the complex product collaborative design is discussed.