Social Management System Research Articles

Social Factors Contributing to Juvenile Delinquency and Its Impact

Nowadays, the issue of juvenile crime, a hot social issue, has received widespread attention, but there are still shortcomings in comprehensive governance and prevention of juvenile criminal behavior. This paper analyzes the social factors that lead to juvenile crime, concluding that juveniles will commit criminal acts due to negative family environments, subjective and objective socioeconomic status, and inadequate education. In light of this, the paper offers the following suggestions: Create a good family atmosphere at home, parents and children should learn to think from each other's perspectives and strive to build mutual understanding and tolerance between them; Improve the overall quality of teachers in schools, maintain the physical and mental health of every student, and set up a platform for psychological treatment so that professional teachers can take care of the students' mental health problems promptly; Establish a good social governance and safety management system, and do good law-abiding work for juveniles.

CITIZEN PARTICIPATION IN TRADITIONAL ALGERIAN SOCIETIES: THE CASES OF NEW KSOUR OF MZAB AND THE VILLAGE OF AIT EL KAID

The concept of citizen participation emerged towards the end of the twentieth century as part of the new democratic paradigms of the Western countries of America and Europe. However, citizen participation is an ancient principle that has guided the political, economic and social management systems of many ancient indigenous social groups. The aim of this paper is to examine the concept of citizen participation and the mechanisms implemented in the management of the environment and daily life in traditional Algerian societies, through the study of two cases: the experience of the new ksour in the M'Zab in Ghardaïa, and the project to classify the village of Ait El Kaid as a protected sector in Tizi Ouzou. The results of this study reveal the particularities of the participatory processes in each case, such as tajmaat in the Kabyle villages and twiza in the process of building the new ksour, while highlighting the similarities and differences specific to each.

Developing generative AI functionalities in a social LMS

Artificial intelligence (AI) has experienced exponential growth in recent years, profoundly transforming various aspects of life, particularly in education. As a team of educational technology innovators, we have developed a series of generative AI features within our social learning management system, CourseNetworking, to boost student engagement in online discussions and enhance instructor efficiency. This article introduces three key features: automated hashtagging, automated post reflection, and AI-driven quiz question generation. We examine the goals and technical implementation of each feature, present solutions to challenges encountered during development and deployment, and share the best practices we have accumulated. Additionally, we outline our plans for future advancements. This paper seeks to foster understanding and collaboration among developers, educators, institutional leaders, and researchers, with the aim of using AI technology to improve educational products and services, ultimately elevating learning experiences and outcomes.

How do social management systems and urbanization influence the spatio-temporal characteristics of urban flood risk? A comparison between Guangzhou and Hong Kong, China

Previous studies have shown that there are some differences in the pattern and evolution of floods within urban agglomerations. The differences reflect the variations in the geographical environment and the level of urban governance. However, in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA), which has different social systems, the differences in urban flood between mainland cities and external cities are more significant. Concerning the causes of urban floods, the rainfall amounts are approximately equivalent in each region within the GBA, indicating that the external causes are mostly similar. Consequently, this study examines the effects of urbanization and flood management measures on urban floods under different social systems from the perspective of internal causes, taking Guangzhou and Hong Kong as examples. The results indicate that: (1) The flood degree in Guangzhou continues to increase, with the flood points increasing from 15 to 237, and the high-density areas expanding from a single-core to multi-core. In contrast, flood points in Hong Kong decreased from 136 to 17, and the high-density areas were concentrated in strips and gradually dispersed. (2) The urbanization process of Guangzhou fluctuates considerably, with urban expansion intensity (UEI) of 17.32, 4.15, and 8.82. Hong Kong remains stable, with a UEI of around 4.0 in each period. The percent of landscape (PLAND) and largest patch index (LPI) of impervious surfaces have the highest impact on urban flood and showed a significant positive correlation. However, The effect of patch density (PD) on urban flood changes from a positive to a negative correlation (from 0.151 to −0.169). (3) Hong Kong has formulated systematic flood control measures from the aspects of laws and regulations, territorial planning, engineering design, etc., and has effectively reduced the occurrence of flooding incidents using rainwater interception, underground flood storage, and pipe widening. This study clearly illustrated the spatio-temporal differences of urban flood within urban agglomeration and the key factors of urban management level and reviewed the flood risk management strategies of Guangzhou and Hong Kong, which have far-reaching significance for the mainland cities to learn from their experiences and improve their flood management strategies.

Social Media and Pathology: A Powerful Intersection for Visibility

Abstract Introduction/Objective The employment of social media usage for visibility efforts in the field of pathology is a relatively new practice, yet this strategy for both individual practitioners and departmental promotion is growing each day. Social media is being implemented for use in recruiting faculty, staff, and trainees, sharing cases and educational resources, establishing communities, and serving as a source of news for research breakthroughs and accolade recognition. A deeper look into one pathology department’s usage of social media across several platforms lends broad insight into the distinction of which forms of content perform well more consistently on each platform, and how these analytics continue to expand. The current study will examine the growth of one pathology department over the course of six months and determine which content forms made the most impact in increasing departmental visibility. Methods/Case Report The use of Instagram, X, LinkedIn, and Facebook is examined over the course of six months. Two reporting periods of three-month intervals are used for comparison: October–December 2023 and January–March 2024. The social media management system Sprout Social is used to gather reports of change in metrics over these periods. Results (if a Case Study enter NA) The audience growth rate increased 4.3% in the second reporting period (January-March 2024), with a 34.7% increase in net audience growth rate (total gained followers), an 8.6% increase in published posts, a 16.1% increase in impressions and a 55.3% increase in engagements. Conclusion Based on the data analysis provided above, trainee content and cases of the week perform best on X. On Instagram, reels excel in performance. On LinkedIn, faculty accolades, research news, and group photos perform best. People-centered content and educational resources increase audience, impressions, engagement, and, in turn, departmental visibility. A focus on this content and an increase in total posts is the definitive cause for growth in the second reporting period.

Modeling and scenario building for climate change adaptation planning: The case of large mining in Chile

The mining sector in Chile is a strategic industrial sector for the country. Existing evidence shows that it faces several serious climate change threats; precipitation and flooding, droughts, heatwaves, among others. This scene put pressure on the government and the industry to develop efficient adaptation plans. To date, adaptation plans are designed under the rather linear paradigm of predict-then-act or the impact-lea approach as they are characterized in the IPCC Assessment Report 5 (AR5). Literature and the IPCC reports have identified the limits of those planning paradigms showing the relevance of adaptation barriers or enabling conditions, which should be considered as intrinsic part of the planning problem.In methodological terms, planning for climate change risks implies an enriched adaptation plan problem, previously characterized only by an operative climate risk management, that must be described at the beginning of the decision-making process. In this study, our objective is to contribute to the climate change adaptation planning of large-scale mining in Chile. The study is based on a climate change adaptation planning approach that overcomes the limitations of the current paradigm. In doing so, we start from the understanding that what emerges as an object of analysis from adding to the climate risks their enabling managing conditions is a social system. The social system whose function is that social climate risk management takes place. Therefore, we call it the Social Management System for Adaptation to Climate Change (SMSACC). As such the SMSACC should be the adaptation planning key object.In the first place we modeled that system applying a qualitative system methodology and then we developed it into a mathematical model based on graph theory, in particular the signed digraphs. This allows us to simulate two types of intervention on the enlarged object of analysis of the large mining adaptation plan. On the one hand, we carried out a future scenario analysis based on prospective tools which enables us to understand the system's answer to different future behavior of its environment, including climate change. On the other hand, we simulate different strategic interventions options on the system, which facilitates understanding the system's reaction under different public policy approaches.The modeling and simulation results provided an insightful understanding of the dilemma of social adaptation management of large mining in Chile, and as such they are useful input for the planning process.

An automated social media manager based on artificial intelligence

In today's world of social media, where brands and companies constantly interact with their audiences, the automation of content management processes is becoming increasingly important. Manual content creation, publication, and analysis on social networks require significant resources and time. Automated social media management systems based on artificial intelligence help simplify these processes, enhancing efficiency and optimizing audience engagement strategies. Artificial intelligence in social media marketing systems allows for the automation of tasks such as creating text posts, scheduling publications across different platforms, and analyzing user interactions. Artificial intelligence can analyze audience behavior, predict the optimal time for posts, and recommend changes to content strategies for maximum reach. This not only saves time but also improves the effectiveness of marketing campaigns through more accurate analytical data. However, the automation of social media marketing also faces challenges. The primary issues include the complexity of integrating different social networks into a single management system and the limitations in generating high-quality content that meets the emotional and stylistic requirements of the brand. Additionally, a major challenge is content personalization based on data analysis, which must account for each audience segment's unique needs and behavioral characteristics. Despite these challenges, the prospects for developing automated social media marketing managers are promising due to ongoing innovations in artificial intelligence and machine learning. Future research and development will focus on improving the quality of automated content generation, enhancing user interfaces, and integrating new social platforms to expand multi-channel marketing campaign management capabilities. Thus, the automation of social media marketing is a promising field that will enable brands and companies to optimize their audience engagement strategies while significantly reducing the time and resources required for content creation, publication, and analysis. This work presents the structure of the main entities of an automated social media management system based on artificial intelligence, including users, professions, questions, answers, settings, and integration with Telegram. The developed system enables efficient content management, automates publications, and personalizes audience interaction based on user responses. The system's described key components, attributes, and relationships provide scalability and flexibility, allowing brands and companies to optimize their marketing strategies and client interactions.

Creation of a Strategically Oriented Social Responsibility Management System in a Georgian Organization

Creation of a Strategically Oriented Social Responsibility Management System in a Georgian Organization

Evaluation of Maturity in Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Risks Mitigation and Safety Climate in the Oil and Gas Company, Bojonegoro

Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) has become a rapidly growing instrument worldwide, driven by commitments to enhance environmentally sustainable economic growth as outlined in the 2015 Paris Agreement. Companies in Indonesia are increasingly emphasizing the importance of ESG in their business activities due to the potential impact on the environment and society, including the oil and gas companies. Environmental and social risks can affect the sustainability of a company, while safety climate plays a role in the safety and well-being of workers. The study used a descriptive qualitative approach. It also used NOSACQ-50 questionnaires to assess the safety climate and identify environmental and social management system (ESMS) elements using the toolkit from the International Finance Corporation (IFC) at the Bojonegoro oil and gas company. The result of the ESMS IFC matrix concludes that the maturity of Bojonegoro’s oil and gas company in mitigating ESG risks needs to be more prepared to mitigate ESG risks as preparation progresses towards optimal operations, whilst the safety climate has an average score of 3.40, which means that the safety climate can be maintained and developed.

Busion: Platform Inovatif Bagi UMKM Pasca Pandemi Covid-19 UMKM, Industri, Dan Ekonomi Kreatif

Covid-19 is an unpredictable event that impacts the economic sector. Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) play a major role in the Indonesian economy. However, of the 59.9 million MSMEs in Indonesia, the success rate of selling products through digital platforms is only 4%. The obstacles commonly encountered by MSMEs are the lack of knowledge of running an online business as much as and the unpreparedness of workers to use the internet as much. Whereas online media provides a promising market. Therefore, the application "BUSION: Business Solution" which helps MSMEs to find digitization services according to their budget in order to present attractive product visuals and a good social media management system. The method used in this research is the latest literature study so that it can produce accurate and solution outcomes. Then the various features for MSMEs contained in this application are looking for photographers, social media management, and product design. This application also has regional features so that MSMEs can find the best services closest to their current location. In addition to maximizing digitalization and expanding the market, this application can also support the government's 'Go Digital' program to restore the national economy after the co-19 pandemic. The conclusion of this research is that it is proven that the BUSION application is a platform that is feasible to develop in Indonesia in order to revive the national economy after the Covid-19 pandemic.

Comparative Study of Social Entrepreneurship Management for School Sustainability

Catholic private schools continue to make improvements, both in governance and learning innovation. Education service providers are encouraged to innovate to be able to face government policies and free market competition. One of them is through social entrepreneurship because social entrepreneurship is slowly entering the education system. Social entrepreneurship, with its mission-driven focus on creating value and positive environmental impact, supports the sustainability of the institution. By implementing social entrepreneurship in the management of school institutions, education plays a role in overcoming social and environmental problems. This study aims to analyze social entrepreneurship management for school sustainability, taking the objects of Sint Antonius Junior High School East Jakarta and Sang Timur Junior High School Karang Tengah. This qualitative research uses observation methods, in-depth interviews using snowball techniques, and forum group discussion on 165 informants. The research aspects are social entrepreneurship, social entrepreneurship strategy, social entrepreneurship management, the impact of implementing social entrepreneurship management, and the linkage of social entrepreneurship management with ISO 26000 and SDGs no. 4 and 12. The findings show that both schools have implemented social entrepreneurship, which needs to be improved for school sustainability. This study provides recommendations for education providers on whether they should develop social entrepreneurship management for school sustainability. Institutions need to build a comprehensive social entrepreneurship management system that is strengthened with a focus on social entrepreneurship and support of social entrepreneurship processes.

SUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

This paper presents a systematic approach to environmental management of pollution and/or hazards caused by construction projects. It proposes a qualitative approach to assess and control the problem and a method to calculate the Construction Pollution Index (CPI) which provides a quantitative measurement of pollution and/or hazards caused by the construction projects. Questionnaires were distributed to the organization and the results were made into percentage, level of readiness index and regression test to analyze the organizations responds. Results was analyzed through Statistical Package for the Social Sciences tools Environmental impact assessments (EIA) and environmental management systems (EMS) enable organizations to identify, access and manage environmental impacts throughout a development's lifecycle, improving overall environmental performance. Based on the analysis and discussions, the paper further proposes that major construction companies should obtain ISO 14001 Environmental Management System (EMS) certifications. Keywords: environmental management, hazards, Environmental impact assessments (EIA), environmental management systems (EMS).

ИСКУССТВЕННЫЙ ИНТЕЛЛЕКТ КАК ИНСТРУМЕНТ РЕАЛИЗАЦИИ РЕГИОНАЛЬНОГО РАЗВИТИЯ ТОМСКОЙ ОБЛАСТИ В СООТВЕТСТВИИ СО СТАНДАРТАМИ ESG

The current global situation brings one important contradiction to the agenda: despite the fact that cities are the place of residence for 60 percent of the world’s population, they are responsible for most of the environmental and information pollution. The solution to the problem is presented by the modern ESG concept, which explains the joint work of environmental, social and state management systems. The joint work of these bodies represents a new direction of urbanization and regional development. The purpose of the article is to form the concept of the joint use of ESG and AI principles in the development of the Tomsk region as a progressive region. The object of the study is the Tomsk region. The subject is the definition of ways and mechanisms of sustainable development of the region. The results presented in the content of this article represent an assessment of the level of development of the Tomsk region in all parameters of sustainable development according to the ESG concept and the formation of measures to improve indicators based on the analysis.

E-Upkruti-A Novel App to Attend Social Problems

Due to the fasting moving technical world all are busy in our routine life, without getting the time to pay heed on the social problems occurring in the society. These problems remain unaddressed by the public because of the lack of time coordination and lack of moral untechnical support. Hence our project aims at creating a platform for solving these issues. By taking the help of relevant departments and social workers into picture for help. This project aims at capturing the real-time photos of social problems and sending it to the relevant sectors to solve in the stipulated time. In an era of dynamic and innovative solutions, its designed to revolutionize the way social work is administered, executed, and experienced. This project addresses this demand by creating a seamless ecosystem that caters to the unique requirements of three distinct user groups: Administrators, Social Workers, and Users. For Administrators, the system provides a robust suite of tools that enables them to not only log in and oversee social work activities, but also to verify and manage user complaints. This Social Work Management System represents a significant step in optimizing the social work process, promoting collaboration, and ultimately improving the lives, who rely on social services

Преимущества примирительных процедур для сторон в судебном процессе

Conciliation institutions reduce caseload. Some states also see them as a way to ensure public access to justice and strengthen social peace. This article introduces a systematic approach to conciliation procedures, or pre-court mediation. It describes such concepts as social management system, legal regulation, judicial activity, justice, judicial enforcement, alternative methods of dispute resolution, and conciliation procedures. The research relied on the methods of formal logic, legal system analysis, formal legal method, and functional methods. The author identified a system of social regulation that combines reconciliation and legal procedures, as well as classified domestic conciliation institutions as private, private-public, and public. Institutions of public conciliation appear when private reconciliation integrates with jurisdictional activities. Public principles enter conciliation procedures if the state body, e.g., court, has the right to regulate, organize, or conduct reconciliation, as well as approve its results. Pre-court reconciliation has some advantage for the parties. First, it is effective if both parties sought reconciliation: even if the decision is not ideal, they may still find it satisfactory. Second, mediators are free to employ a wider range of regulators, both legal and non-legal, e.g., morality, religion, traditions, corporate norms, etc. Third, conciliation procedure is much less complex than a trial. Pre-court mediation is beneficial for the society in general and needs to be popularized as an effective de-litigating tool that is profitable for both parties. However, the scope of alternative forms of dispute settlement could be expanded only if the parties understand the personal benefits they get from pre-court mediation.

Role Of Social Media in Stakeholder Engagement in Universities in Kenya

Researchers and practitioners agree that stakeholder engagement is an important aspect of universities in the 21st century. Social media is changing the way people and businesses communicate and collaborate. Research shows that organizations struggle to develop social media management systems to engage with stakeholders. In today's digital age, social media platforms have become powerful tools for communication and engagement. However, there is limited research examining the role of social media in facilitating stakeholder engagement in universities in Kenya. Therefore, this study sought to fill this knowledge gap by exploring how social media is utilized and its impact on stakeholder engagement within the university setting. The research objectives were formulated to guide the study and include: Assessing the current use of social media platforms by universities in Kenya for stakeholder engagements: Identifying the key stakeholders involved in social media engagements by universities: Examining the benefits and challenges associated with using social media for stakeholder engagements: This study used innovation diffusion theory and excellence theory. To achieve the study objectives, a mixed-methods approach was utilized. The target group included 270 participants. The sample size was 161 participants. Stratified random sampling was used to provide representation from the various universities and departments. data were collected through questionnaires, interviews, and focus group discussions. The data were analyzed using SPSS version 26 and thematic analysis to derive meaningful insights. Analyzed quantitative data was presented through mean, frequency, and standard. The assessment of current social media used by universities indicated that they are actively utilizing platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram to engage with their stakeholders. The identification of key stakeholders involved in social media engagements highlighted the importance of targeting students, prospective students, alumni, and the wider community. The examination of benefits and challenges associated with using social media for stakeholder engagements revealed that social media platforms provide opportunities for increased reach, immediate communication, and fostering a sense of community. However, maintaining content quality, and managing negative feedback were also identified. Furthermore, the analysis of the impact of social media on stakeholder perceptions and relationships showed that effective use of social media can enhance stakeholder satisfaction, create a positive institutional image, and foster stronger connections between universities and their stakeholders. However, ineffective use or mismanagement of social media can lead to negative perceptions and strained relationships. The paper concluded that social media plays a vital role in facilitating stakeholder engagements in universities in Kenya. Effective utilization of social media platforms leads to improved stakeholder relationships, enhanced reputation, and increased engagement with the university community. The study recommended that universities should develop a comprehensive social media strategy aligned with the university's goals and target audience and regularly monitor and analyze social media engagement metrics to evaluate effectiveness. This study contributes to the existing literature by providing insights specific to the context of universities in Kenya and emphasizing the significance of social media in stakeholder engagements

Research on Private Domain Traffic Operation Link Based on D2C Lead Marketing

This project aims to build an online platform, open up an integrated link integrating brand building, mental planting and effect transformation, obtain user leads through various marketing methods such as content creation and channel delivery, and establish a social customer relationship management system for the third-party automotive industry based on artificial intelligence technology. To carry out the link operation after retention collection, data cleaning, hierarchical screening, AI intelligent customer service, etc., to establish high-quality brand user clues database information. On the basis of exploring the realization of live streaming clues, this project will cooperate with the media operation room to build the mini program platform for users of Zhongqi Media, complete the introduction of the platform for prospective users of online and offline projects of Zhongqi Media, and conduct user operation through the modular construction of the platform. Build a complete private domain operation system of "public domain drainage, content planting, attracting and retaining funds, label classification, private domain precipitation, guided purchase, activation, potential customer tracking, and data duplication".

Firm social management system for supporting IoT users in application environment

Internet of Things (IoT) applications connect various services and communication channels to support social user interaction. User management impedes the smooth operation of these networked services by causing interference and delayed responses. The suggested FMS provides a solution by resolving connection- and interference-related problems brought on by application switchovers and social effects. This article introduces a Firm Management System (FMS) for Heterogeneous Application Support (HAS) to solve the problems connected IoT applications encounter in delivering social user assistance. The FMS uses state learning methods and software-controlled networks for effective user and application administration. The system categorizes Application services based on user migration and social management effects like visibility and popularity. Considering the application's utilization condition and user migration patterns, it then assigns resources to the designated services. Through efficient user management infrastructures, this strategy guarantees support for varied users.The proposed algorithm improves high resource allocation by 10.65%, resulting in effective resource use. Additionally, it improves 9.73% service responsiveness, 7.9% latency, 10.89% service failures, and 7.59% system complexity. The results demonstrate how well the suggested system performs regarding resource allocation optimization, service response latency management, and service failure mitigation. The user experience and system effectiveness are improved due to these enhancements, which also increase the overall performance and dependability of IoT applications.

Developing a success model of a social student relationship management system

Social media's significance in higher education has increased due to its capacity to enhance participation, communication, teamwork, and information sharing. Important notifications, updates, and reminders can be promptly received by all members of the university community, assuring that information is shared with everyone. The objective of this study is to develop a model for a Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system in higher education that is based on social media and intends to increase student satisfaction, loyalty, and profitability. It blends the idea of trust with Delone Mclean success model. Partial Least Squares-Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM) was used to evaluate the data that was gathered from 606 Jordanian private university students via an online survey. The findings demonstrated that user satisfaction affects social media usage and that system quality, information quality, service quality, and trust must all be considered to attain user satisfaction. This study examines how to create a CRM system based on social media in Jordanian universities. The study makes significant contribution to the development criteria for evaluating social media-based CRM systems in higher education institutions, and its broad conceptual model cloud be expanded and tested in future studies. This study is the first to investigate the use of social media to develop a CRM system for Jordanian universities. This is a novel study, and the work significantly create a set of criteria for evaluating social media-driven CRM systems in higher education. The study's expansive the model may serve as the base for more research in this field.

Методологические основы государствен- ного управления социальным развитием территориальных социально-экономических систем

Introduction: social development management of territories is a significant area of state policy, which is reflected in the key strategic federal and regional documents. Objectives: the authors propose a methodological approach to understanding the essence of “social development management” in relation to territorial socio-economic systems (region, municipality). Methods: general scientific methods of cognition, analysis of legal acts, statistical analysis. Results: the authors proposed a methodology for studying the social development management of territories (subject and object of management, control action, feedback, resource provision and management goal). The article defines the threats and directions for improving the system of state social development management. Conclusions: Within the methodology, social development management goal is to ensure the population access to social services in accordance with the individual needs and demands of the population in a particular territory. From structural point of view, the object of social development management is the population itself as a consumer of social services and a subsystem for the provision of social services (social sphere). In terms of process component, the object of social development management is the balance between supply and demand of suppliers and consumers of social services. Regarding public authority, the management mechanism is expressed in social policy and its tools implemented at the strategic, tactical and operational levels of management. The authors determined that the general vector of the country’s social development should correlate with the main task of the country’s national security –“preserving the Russia’s nation and developing human potential”; the state should form the institutional environment for the labor market and the social sphere to adapt to digitalization; the social development management mechanism should be proactive; when implementing social policy, it is necessary to take into account the trend towards individualization; in the context of limited budgetary resources, it is necessary to attract investors and other sources of financing the social services market.