Well-known Organizations Research Articles

The Transfer of Culture-Specific Items in Subtitling

Subtitling culture-specific items is considered challenging to translators since they are grounded in a specific source culture and audience. In this connection, Technology Entertainment and Design (TED) is a well-known organization that presents influential speeches or talks about different topics such as science, health, culture, and others. These talks are subtitled in different languages including Arabic. Therefore, the equivalence of culture-specific items in TED talks requires a deep understanding of the source and target languages and cultures. In light of this, the present study sheds light on the intersection between culture and subtitling manifested through the equivalence of culture-specific items in the subtitled TED talks from English into Arabic along with the position of the subtitler in this transfer. To this end, quantitative qualitative methods are adopted to measure and analyse the selected culture-specific items cultural aspects are selected by applying Diaz Cintas and Remael’s [9] cultural classifications and Pedersen’s [33] and Baker’s [4] translation strategies. The findings of the study show that direct translation and retention are the most deployed translation strategies whereas cultural substitution, paraphrase, and official equivalent are the least deployed strategies in the selected TED talks. The findings further contribute to understanding the relationship between the implemented translation strategies and the subtitling guidelines of the TED organization.

Metaverse in Human Behavior: The Role of Telepresence and Flow Experience on Consumers’ Shopping Behavior in the Metaverse

Digital commerce is being raised to a new level by the growing Metaverse cosmos. Business tycoons are attempting to establish a presence in the metaverse, highlighting its possibilities for e-marketing, virtual commerce, banking, and social engagement. As a result, many well-known organizations and companies are entering into the metaverse. The elements affecting customers’ behaviors in the metaverse, however, are not well understood. Our proposed study model was theoretically underpinned by the Stimulus Organism Response (S-O-R) concept. We proposed two stimuli factors (technological and spatial) and two factors of organismic experience (telepresence and flow experience) to account for consumers’ metaverse shopping intentions. With the help of structural equation modeling, we examined the data from 317 respondents. According to the findings, telepresence is significantly influenced favorably by interaction and vividness. Consumers’ flow experiences which eventually improve their intent to shop in the metaverse are significantly influenced by perceived similarity and competence. This study is one of the few that added to the body of knowledge on the metaverse while providing useful advice for tech firms and other businesses, in general, to take advantage of the metaverse’s prospects.

Perceptual Cycles Travel Across Retinotopic Space.

Visual perception waxes and wanes periodically over time at low frequencies (theta: 4-7 Hz; alpha: 8-13 Hz), creating "perceptual cycles." These perceptual cycles can be induced when stimulating the brain with a flickering visual stimulus at the theta or alpha frequency. Here, we took advantage of the well-known organization of the visual system into retinotopic maps (topographic correspondence between visual and cortical spaces) to assess the spatial organization of induced perceptual cycles. Specifically, we tested the hypothesis that they can propagate across the retinotopic space. A disk oscillating in luminance (inducer) at 4, 6, 8, or 10 Hz was presented in the periphery of the visual field to induce perceptual cycles at specific frequencies. EEG recordings verified that the brain responded at the corresponding inducer frequencies and their first harmonics. Perceptual cycles were assessed with a concurrent detection task-target stimuli were displayed at threshold contrast (50% detection) at random times during the inducer. Behavioral results confirmed that perceptual performance was modulated periodically by the inducer at each frequency. We additionally manipulated the distance between the target and the inducer (three possible positions) and showed that the optimal phase, that is, moment of highest target detection, shifted across target distance to the inducer, specifically when its flicker frequency was in the alpha range (8 and 10 Hz). These results demonstrate that induced alpha perceptual cycles travel across the retinotopic space in humans at a propagation speed of 0.3-0.5 m/sec, consistent with the speed of unmyelinated horizontal connections in the visual cortex.

Preface

The International Conference on Applied Sciences and Material Applications (ICASMA-2023) presents 4 distinguished keynote speakers including Professor Romulus Godang, PhD as a Professor in Physics, University of South Alabama, USA, Mohd Mustafa Awang Kechik, PhD, FMASS, MInstP, an Associate Professor at the Physics Department, Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM), Associate Professor Jakrapong Kaewkhao, PhD as Director of Research and Development Institute, Nakhon Pathom Rajabhat University (NPRU), Thailand and Prof. Dr. Ahmad Taufiq, M.Si from Department of Physics, Universitas Negeri Malang, Indonesia and Assoc. Prof. Dr. Kerista Tarigan, M.Eng.Sc from North Sumatera University, Indonesia. Beside of the distinguished keynote speakers, the ICASMA conference also presents the invited speakers including Dr. Juniastel Rajagukguk, M.Si, Dr. Dedi Holden Simbolon, S.Si.,M.Pd, Dr. Bunga Fisikanta Bukit, M.Si, In addition, presenters come from various Government and Private Universities, Institutions, Academy, and Schools.In the spirit of unity and collaboration, we have gathered here from various corners of the world, representing diverse fields of expertise and backgrounds. This conference is a testament to our shared commitment to advancing knowledge, fostering innovation, and addressing the pressing challenges of our time on Applied Science and Material Application.Our theme for this conference, “Exploring Cutting-Edge Technologies: Advances in Applied Sciences and Material Applications,” could not be more relevant. It serves as a beacon guiding us through the sea of information and ideas that we will navigate over the next few days. It reminds us that, in an ever-changing world, we must come together to explore new horizons and chart a course toward a better future.At least 80 participants attended the conference consisting of keynote speakers, presenters and participants. There are 29 papers received by the committee which are presented orally in parallel sessions. The articles have been peer reviewed by reviewers and decided by editor. Moreover, 24 of them have been accepted to publish on Journal of Physics: Conference Series (JPCS) that indexed by scopus.We hope that the scientific attitude and skills through research will promote Physical Society of Indonesia (PSI) to be a well-known organization which persists to be developed and excelled in the future.Thank you to all parties, who always supports us in organizing the conference. Thank you all invited and keynote speakers. Special thanks to organizing committee who have well coordinated and collaborated in actualizing the conference.List of Organizing Committee is available in this Pdf.

EXPLORING THE ENTREPRENEURIAL INTENTION OF GENERATION Y PEOPLE IN THAILAND

The main purpose of this study is to analyse the factors affecting and exploring entrepreneurial intention of generation Y people in Thailand with particular attention to demographics, personal planned behaviours, and contextual factors, those factors will be the key tools that may encourage entrepreneurship. This study based on interview the person who born in 1980 to 1997 called generation Yers. The results showed they have a high expectation of being a self-employee rather that working in a well-known organisation and be able to understand the idea how these young entrepreneurs identify business opportunities and overcome challenges through self-attitudes toward unforeseen failure in business. Yers believe that they are the huge wave of movement to challenge and develop a globalisation throughout creativity and innovation. This study also shown the result of relationship among demographics, personal planned behaviours, and other contextual details that are the main key tools were the determinants of Thai entrepreneurial intention.

The Preference Selection Index Performance in Large Alternatives’ Decisions to Support the AHP: The Case of a University Selection

Two multi-criteria decision making approaches were implemented in this paper for selecting a U.S. university considering the industrial engineering doctorate degree as a case study. The Preference Selection Index (PSI) and the Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) were these approaches. A total of 37 universities and 20 attributes were considered. The attributes were related to the university reputation, location, financial, and ease of admission. In this paper, the PSI model was initially constructed and its results were adopted in the AHP model. Data of this paper were obtained from the US News and World Report, Times Higher Education (THE) and other well-known organizations. Results proved that the PSI approach could be used in decisions with large number of alternatives and attributes, and the PSI model was able in making the AHP model requirements easier, by reducing the criteria and alternatives. In both the PSI and the AHP models, the university reputation had the highest preferences of students, followed by the ease of admission, financial and then location. Sensitivity analyses for the PSI and AHP models were performed to evaluate the accuracy of the results. Results of this study could be applied in other students’ disciplines for finding a suitable university.

Review of COVID-19 Management Guidelines

The COVID-19 pandemic has adversely affected many countries across the globe both socially and economically and continues to be a major concern to the healthcare system. The majority of the patient groups that were affected were elderly patients and patients with existing co-morbidities such as such as diabetes; hypertension; cardiovascular disease; lung, liver, and kidney disease; cancer patients on chemotherapy; smokers; transplant recipients; and patients taking steroids etc. who were highly vulnerable and susceptible to the infection. Various protective measures such as quarantine from confirmed and suspected cases, nationwide lockdowns, etc., have been implemented in all the affected countries to contain the spread of the virus. Efforts have also been made to develop effective therapeutic strategies to stop the spread of the disease and minimize its high rates of morbidity and mortality especially considering the rapid evolution of the virus giving rise to different variants. A systematic review of the various guidelines published by well-known organizations such as Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) and the Ministry of Health (MoH) India and International organizations such as the Infectious Diseases Society of America (IDSA), National Institute of Health (NIH), and World Health Organization (WHO), for the management of COVID-19, was performed and a side-by-side comparison of various important aspects of these guidelines is presented in this review article. The review results showed that, despite minor differences in the terminology used for severity classification, SpO2 levels, quarantine period, and criteria of severity classification these guidelines were mostly similar pertaining to the clinical signs and symptoms of COVID-19, diagnosis and testing criteria, criteria for severity classification, preliminary advice, risk factors, isolation, and methods of prevention of spread – criteria for home quarantine, use of face mask, social distancing, etc. While the majority of the differences noted were mainly in the COVID-19 management strategies and/or treatment recommendations. Overall, besides the limitations, the various guidelines as discussed in this article can still serve as an important tool to healthcare workers and caregivers by providing adequate guidance on the right management of COVID-19 at that time.

ОСОБЕННОСТИ ПРОЯВЛЕНИЯ ЭЙДЖИЗМА И МЕРЫ ПО ИХ УСТРАНЕНИЮ У ПРЕДСТАВИТЕЛЕЙ МОЛОДОГО ПОКОЛЕНИЯ

The relevance of the topic of the article lies in the fact that there is age discrimination of older people, which raises the question of the quality of life of the elderly population. The purpose of the article is to consider the types of ageism, its causes, and measures to eliminate them in the representatives of the younger generation. The research materials were scientific articles and websites of well-known organizations. Research methods: study of various sources of information, analysis of the information obtained, synthesis, deduction, induction. The results of the study. The article describes the types of ageism, such as open ageism, latent ageism, everyday ageism, self-ageism. The main causes of ageism are noted. These include gerontophobia, negative stereotypes, declining status of the elderly, low culture in society, lack of geriatrics and gerontology programs in full, insufficiently qualified personnel in the field of health care, social services. Measures to eliminate manifestations of ageism among the younger generation should include the use of various media, the development and monitoring of gerontological ageism in medical centers and social institutions, the audit of clinical, managerial, strategic and financial documents defining age restrictions for access to treatment, medicines or services, the formation of social and medical employees, as well as future specialists studying in these specialties, skills of self-reflection of attitudes towards aging and the elderly, increasing the competence of social and medical workers in the field of geriatrics and gerontology through appropriate courses. In conclusion, it is concluded that the state policy should be aimed at expanding legislation, writing various projects and programs about older people that will help overcome poor awareness of this issue and change negative stereotypes about aging to positive ones. Efforts should be made to stimulate contacts between representatives of different generations, facilitating communication and interaction between them.

Introduction to blockchain theme issue [Editorial

The emerging technologies that may shape the future of our society are highlighted each year in reports from well-known organizations for technology and entrepreneurship. <italic xmlns:mml="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink">IEEE Potentials</i> occasionally covers topics including those emerging technologies, presenting to its readers the opportunities, threats, and trends accompanying them. Examples of emerging technologies are the Internet of Things (IoT), presented in a past theme issue, and robotics, which will be covered in a forthcoming issue.

Artificial intelligence enabled robots for stay experience in the hospitality industry in a smart city

PurposeThe hospitality industry has witnessed numerous changes to enhance the stay experience of guests. To offer a memorable stay experience, the industry has started deploying intelligent robots. Therefore, this case study aims to examine and explore artificial intelligence (AI) enabled robots in hospitality industry in order to enhance guest experience in a smart city.Design/methodology/approachSemistructured interviews have been conducted at Novotel Ambassador Seoul Dongdaemun Hotels and Residences, Seoul, South Korea, to understand the stay experience of guests regarding services offered by AI enabled robots. The authors have selected employees for interviews since employees listen and witness the guest experience directly. Out of 214 employees in the hotel with varied experience and background, 26 interviews are conducted.FindingsThrough a systematic approach of coding, the authors have identified that deploying AI enabled robots facilitates the automation, information gathering, personalization and seamless service in the hospitality industry of a smart city. Further, with a back-and-forth mapping mechanism based on epistemological principles, the authors made four propositions that lead to the development of a research framework.Research limitations/implicationsThe practicing managers of hospitality industry can employ AI enabled robots within the scope of improving and automating the processes that can also offer increased personalization to enhance the stay experience, which is expected in a smart city.Originality/valueThe study offers a unique contribution to literature, since it is a live case study, and the information is from the practicing employees of a well-known organization in a hospitality sector from a smart city (Novotel Ambassador Seoul Dongdaemun Hotels and Residences, Seoul, South Korea).

The role of public organizations in the protection of children's rights

Introduction. Protection of children's rights is one of the most important tasks of the state. In addition the state responsible for the observance of children's rights, there are public organizations and purpose is to support and develop the sphere of protection of children's rights. The purpose of the paper is to investigate the role and importance of public organizations in the protection of children's rights. Results. The paper examines several public organizations in the field of protection of children's rights. Specifically, the Ukrainian Foundation "Protection of Children's Rights" participates in legislative and advisory initiatives in the field of childhood protection, monitoring, analysis and generalization of information on the observance of children's rights in Ukraine, promoting the development of the justice system for children, training and support of specialists in the field of working with children and their parents, advocacy of children's rights and compliance with the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, creation of support centers for children in difficult life circumstances, protection of children's rights in armed conflicts. Another well-known organization is the Ukrainian Network for Children's Rights, created to consolidate efforts and improve coordination between civil society organizations in Ukraine and their influence on state policy in the field of ensuring children's rights. A well-known public organization in Ukraine is La Strada, which works to ensure gender equality, peacebuilding, prevention of gender-based violence, in particular, domestic violence, combating human trafficking and ensuring children's rights, promoting the implementation of human rights standards in all spheres of society and state life. Ukraine as a branch of the international European Children's Charity Organization (ECCO), implementing a number of projects aimed at helping vulnerable families with children. Analyzing the activities of organizations related to the protection of children's rights, it is necessary to mention UNICEF, which works to reach the most vulnerable children and youth who are most in need of help. Another organization related to the protection of children is HealthRight International (Right to Health), which is an international organization working in the field of public health and human rights protection to provide health care opportunities for those who find themselves in difficult situations. life circumstances. Conclusion. The role of public organizations in the protection of children's rights is powerful. Non-governmental organizations have made a significant contribution to the support of minors and their parents, some key problems have been solved and recommendations for their elimination have been provided to state authorities.

The Role of Psychological Approaches in Data Journalism Visualisations

Data journalism is the process of analysing, clarifying, and visualising data to convey a story and present the news more effectively. Data visualisation, the method that allows communicating large amounts of data, can improve viewers’ understanding of news and can increase interaction (Bradshaw 2010). The minimalistic theory of the “data-ink” ratio, which can design effective data visualisations, explains that ink should only be used to display the data. Data visualisations with right selection of visual channels can influence memory, attention, and news comprehension (Pan, 2010; Smilek, Dixon &amp; Merikle, 2002). The purpose of this study is to explore if and how visual designers assess psychological principles in journalistic data visualisation. Data visualisations from two well-known organisations (the BBC and the Guardian) presenting COVID-19 information were collected. The analysis was effectuated based on a ‘decoding model’ initiated by Munzner (2014) to identify their visual attributes. The findings concluded that media organisations consider and apply psychological metrics in the visual design process. Interesting colour differences between visualisations were identified and discussed. A limitation was that the sample of the study was small. Future research could include more data visualisations or could use interviews to understand better the way visual designers practice psychology.

The Development of a Web-Based Application Security Testing Framework in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

The web-based application is the most significant platform to promote business. Nowadays the number of customers of web-based applications increases rapidly. This study aims to use both qualitative and quantitative research methodology to study the challenge the software companies in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia are facing, in the process of software security testing while developing a web-based application. Most software company and organization in Ethiopia test the web-based application at the end of the SDLC which make it less secure. Data for this study was collected using questionnaires and an interview. This research was applied in eight software companies and in two well-known organizations that develop their software. The contribution of this study is to mitigate the challenges the developer has when they perform security testing in a WBA. This study also contributes to having visible data about security testing performance and processes in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Keywords: Software securıty testıng, Web-based application, Case of addıs Ababa.

Better Ideation Task Results in Web-Based Idea Management Systems

Web-based idea management systems (IMS) have helped many organisations to adapt their creativity processes to the new way of working in response to the global pandemic. IMS provide a systematic and manageable idea generation and evaluation process in the virtual environment. Many well-known organisations in various industries, for example, Etsy, Panasonic, Sony, Electrolux, and Volvo, use IMS. In this paper, the authors identified a clear research gap—what kind of ideation tasks creates the best idea quality and quantity. The aim of this research is to find out how the different ideation task elements influence the quality and quantity of generated ideas. The following methods were used to fill the gap: (1) literature review (data collection: systematic data collection from scientific databases; data analysis: through content analysis) and (2) global survey of n &gt; 500 organisations with web-based IMS experience (data collection: survey; data analysis: statistical inference). The results provide insight into: (1) correlations between the number of created ideation tasks and idea quality and quantity, (2) how results are affected by the duration of ideation tasks, and (3) analysis of different ideation task types and their impact on results.

A Novel Framework for Arabic Dialect Chatbot Using Machine Learning.

With the advent of artificial intelligence and proliferation in the demand for an online dialogue system, the popularity of chatbots is growing on various industrial platforms. Their applications are getting widely noticed with intelligent tools as they are able to mimic human behavior in natural languages. Chatbots have been proven successful for many languages, such as English, Spanish, and French, over the years in varied fields like entertainment, medicine, education, and commerce. However, Arabic chatbots are challenging and are scarce, especially in the maintenance domain. Therefore, this research proposes a novel framework for an Arabic troubleshooting chatbot aiming at diagnosing and solving technical issues. The framework addresses the difficulty of using the Arabic language and the shortage of Arabic chatbot content. This research presents a realistic implementation of creating an Arabic corpus for the chatbot using the developed framework. The corpus is developed by extracting IT problems/solutions from multiple domains and reliable sources. The implementation is carried forward towards solving specific technical solutions from customer support websites taken from different well-known organizations such as Samsung, HP, and Microsoft. The claims are proved by evaluating and conducting experiments on the dataset by comparing with the previous researches done in this field using different metrics. Further, the validations are well presented by the proposed system that outperforms the previously developed different types of chatbots in terms of several parameters such as accuracy, response time, dataset data, and solutions given as per the user input.

The Development of Seni Silat Melayu in Kota Bharu, 1960-1991

This research is to study the development of Malay martial arts Kota Bharu from 1960 to 1991. Many past researchers have researched Silat. However, the research about Silat in Kota Bharu has yet been done. This research was conducted to observe the development of Malay martial arts in a well-known organization, Gayong Fatani Martial Arts Association and Gayuman Segerak Kelantan Martial Arts Association. This research uses a qualitative method by referring to libraries and archives. Primary and secondary sources were used in this research. The primary source refers to document analysis such as annual reports and official organizational files from national archives. Other than that, secondary sources were from national archives, the University of Malaya (UM), Sultan Idris Education University (UPSI) and The National University of Malaysia (UKM). This research finds that every Silat organization based in Kota Bharu has its caterer in spreading knowledge to the community. The development of Malay martial arts can be seen when every instruction has been given the mandate to teach the knowledge gained to the community with the official qualification certificate issued from the Malaysian National Silat Federation (PESAKA). This research finds that Martial Arts Organization in Kota Bharu has changed the community awareness about Malay’s traditional martial arts. In the beginning, Malay Martial Art Association uses informal education and a traditional system considered indirect learning. They will carry out lessons in house lawns, sheds and near a ‘musolla’. Nevertheless, the martial arts educational system was introduced by using a registered organization that has given a more accepting approach to the local communities to learn this martial art until the addition of Silat rings in Kota Bharu.

SAFRank: Multi-Agent based Approach for Internet Services Selection

In the era of modern world, organization are preferring to adopt smart solutions for their business tasks and managing huge and complex transactions. These solutions are provided through online application infrastructures of Internet of Things (IoT), cloud, fog, and edge computing. In the presence of numerous prospects, the selection benchmark for such offers becomes vibrant, especially, when there is no supportive platform available. Prevailing approaches provide services by evaluating the quality of service parameters, K-Nearest Neighbours (KNN) classifications, k-mean clustering, assigning scores, trustworthiness and fuzzy logic techniques on customer's feedback. However, these approaches classically depend on seeker’ feedback and do ‘not consider interrelationship between the services. Secondly, these techniques do not follow standards derived by well-known organizations like National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), International Organization for Standards (ISO), and IEEE. Feedback may be self-generated or biased and leading to inappropriate recommendation to end users. To resolve the issue, we propose multi agent based approach using service association factor that computes interrelationship values among services appearing together in a package as SAFRank and evaluates it on standards along with dynamically defined quality of service parameters. It assists seekers to select the best services on their preferences from pool of IoT and internet services. The technique is tested on leading cloud vendors and results show that it meets the desires of service seekers in all service models in an efficient manner.

Qualitative Research on Solving Difficulties in Maintaining Continuity of Food Supply Chain on the Meat Market during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Although the pandemic phenomenon is not the first of its kind in human history, the common feature of COVID-19 is its rapid impact on the global economy. The challenge for the national economy on the world stage is to maintain a continuous food supply. The scientific purpose of the study is to report, analyze and evaluate backgrounds, causes of instabilities and their effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on supply and demand side of the meat market in the United States of America, China and Russia. The practical purpose of the study is to present implemented measures and recommendations on how to return to meat market equilibrium. In the theoretical part of the study, the revised public source of information coming from well-known organizations such as: EC, FAO, OECD, and WB, are used. In the practical part of the manuscript, qualitative research on the People’s Republic of China, Russian Federation, and the United States of America, along with semi-structured in-depth interviews with experts and Ishikawa diagram are presented. The primary data come from authors’ own research and collection of multiple sources. The article indicates the use of qualitative systematic review, supported by a creation of a prototype of the issues of maintaining continuity of the food supply chain during the COVID-19 pandemic in the secondary sources, intensified by a keyword search. The results of the research are diverse and oriented toward the needs of the analyzed meat markets. In the case of the People’s Republic of China, the solution is to develop a system of subsidies and preferential rates for the use of rail transport in exports. In the case of Russia, the solution is to provide support to the meat and poultry farmers for cold storage of slaughtered animals. In the case of the USA, the solution is to develop technical and technological facilities in order to speed up the supply chain between local livestock with meat and poultry farmers. Moreover, the outcomes indicate that sustainability of the food supply chain needs well-thought-out support on agri-food supply production.

Russian organizations for children and youth in Harbin during the 1920s–1930s in modern Russian historiography

The subject of this research is historiography dedicated to the history of Harbin organizations for children and youth of the Russian immigrants during the 1920s &amp;ndash; 1930s, which was published over the last thirty years. The article provides a general overview of the literature and key aspects on the topic. The author analyzes and groups the publications by the types of organizations reviewed therein, which gives a better perspective on the level of knowledge on all movements and compare the available data. This, in turn, reveals the contradictions in different works and helps finding gaps that require further research. The article explores the materials dedicated to the well-known organizations of the immigrants, such as the Scouts (NORS-R and NORR); collective, but solely exclusively Manchurian &amp;ndash; musketeers and young fascists; small-numbered and virtually unknown &amp;ndash; the 13, Black Ring, Black Hand, etc. The conclusion is made that the main organizations for children and youth in Harbin are well studied. The author notes the need for further analysis of the programs and ideologies underlying these organizations, as well as for the development of universal classification of immigrant movements that allow gaining better understanding of these organizations.

THE IMPACT OF IDEA MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS ON INTELLECTUAL RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT

Topicality/Problem. Idea management systems (IMS) are manageable, systematic tools, tool kits or complex systems that helps to generate and evaluate ideas and are an important element of organizational development. Many well-known organizations (e.g. Volkswagen, Microsoft, GE Healthcare, Procter and Gamble, Boeing, Siemens, etc) are successfully applying web-based IMS. But there is no research that explores the impact of web-based IMS on intellectual resources development. Research aim – to research the impact of IMS on intellectual resources development and to provide recommendations to practitioners for its broader assistance in enterprises to ensure innovation acceleration. Methodological approach. The empirical research was based on 447 enterprise survey applying. The research results show the following results: IMS application has resulted in a new intellectual resource, in a patents and improved innovation acceleration.Research limitations. Survey research may limit the generalisability of the result, because the survey target group is commercially available web-based IMS applied enterprises.Originality/value. The research based on the empirical data analysis contributes to understanding the directions and significance of IMS impact on intellectual resources development.