Ronnen Brunner, CIO of Israel's Ministry of Justice, implemented an enterprise services architecture (ESA) across the Ministry's 37 agencies to improve efficiency. The ESA uses SAP Enterprise Portal to provide personalized access to applications and data through reusable services. This reduced development time for new applications from 24-36 months to 12-18 months. Brunner outlines eight principles for a successful ESA, including personalizing applications, identifying common components, and collaborating with service providers experienced in the ESA approach. The ESA allows applications to be delivered incrementally based on user feedback.
Stream Computing is an advanced analytic platform that allows user-developed applications to quickly ingest, analyze and correlate information as it arrives from thousands of real-time sources. The solution can handle very high data throughput rates, up to millions of events or messages per second.
Government, telecommunications, healthcare, energy and utilities, finance, insurance and automotive all have different challenges and requirements. However, all industries are facing unlimited potential to harvest all data, all the time. Stream Computing analyzes data in motion for immediate and accurate decision making
The Third Platform: Paul Maritz is breeding new technology for a new IT eraVMware Tanzu
Paul Maritz sits down for an interview to discuss his viewpoints on the third platform and explains how open systems are critical for the future of IT.
Staring with an brief overview of the changing role of the CIO between 2018 and 2020, then moving into the technology landscape, here are 10 use cases across the new three: AI, IoT and Blockchain (and in many cases an overlap of them)
Cristene Gonzalez-Wertz is the Leader for the IBM Institute for Business Value in Electronics as well as an alumni of IBM's Watson Group. She speaks on the intersection of technology, software, offerings, platforms and new business models.
In this research brief, we talk about the role of machine learning and artificial intelligence in Observability. The market is still in early stages and we expect mainstream adoption in the next 2-3 years. It is time for Modern IT Operations/SRE/DevOps teams to understand how Observability is different from traditional marketing and how it can help run resilient services with cloud native architectures.
InfoSphere Streams is an advanced computing platform that can quickly ingest, analyze and correlate information as it arrives from thousands of real-time sources.
IT professionals are being asked to do more with less and highly skilled resources are in demand. As streaming applications play a growing role in critical applications so does the need for simplicity. InfoSphere Streams empowers IT users of all types and skill levels to have deeper insights into operations and performance. In today’s engaged world, a five minute delay means business goes elsewhere. A new administration console, a Java Management Extensions (JMX) management and monitoring application programming interface (API), simpler security and adoption of Apache Zookeeper are now available in InfoSphere Streams
Taking full advantage of data-driven efficiency makes your operations more precise, predictable and efficient.
Take control of your resources and inventory. Let big data work for you.
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IBM Cognitive Business Strategy presentation. Presented by Dianne Fodell and Jim Spohrer at the Cognitive Systems Institute Group Speaker Series call on October 8, 2015.
Stream Computing is an advanced analytic platform that allows user-developed applications to quickly ingest, analyze and correlate information as it arrives from thousands of real-time sources. The solution can handle very high data throughput rates, up to millions of events or messages per second.
Government, telecommunications, healthcare, energy and utilities, finance, insurance and automotive all have different challenges and requirements. However, all industries are facing unlimited potential to harvest all data, all the time. Stream Computing analyzes data in motion for immediate and accurate decision making
The Third Platform: Paul Maritz is breeding new technology for a new IT eraVMware Tanzu
Paul Maritz sits down for an interview to discuss his viewpoints on the third platform and explains how open systems are critical for the future of IT.
Staring with an brief overview of the changing role of the CIO between 2018 and 2020, then moving into the technology landscape, here are 10 use cases across the new three: AI, IoT and Blockchain (and in many cases an overlap of them)
Cristene Gonzalez-Wertz is the Leader for the IBM Institute for Business Value in Electronics as well as an alumni of IBM's Watson Group. She speaks on the intersection of technology, software, offerings, platforms and new business models.
In this research brief, we talk about the role of machine learning and artificial intelligence in Observability. The market is still in early stages and we expect mainstream adoption in the next 2-3 years. It is time for Modern IT Operations/SRE/DevOps teams to understand how Observability is different from traditional marketing and how it can help run resilient services with cloud native architectures.
InfoSphere Streams is an advanced computing platform that can quickly ingest, analyze and correlate information as it arrives from thousands of real-time sources.
IT professionals are being asked to do more with less and highly skilled resources are in demand. As streaming applications play a growing role in critical applications so does the need for simplicity. InfoSphere Streams empowers IT users of all types and skill levels to have deeper insights into operations and performance. In today’s engaged world, a five minute delay means business goes elsewhere. A new administration console, a Java Management Extensions (JMX) management and monitoring application programming interface (API), simpler security and adoption of Apache Zookeeper are now available in InfoSphere Streams
Taking full advantage of data-driven efficiency makes your operations more precise, predictable and efficient.
Take control of your resources and inventory. Let big data work for you.
Ibm cognitive business_strategy_presentationdiannepatricia
IBM Cognitive Business Strategy presentation. Presented by Dianne Fodell and Jim Spohrer at the Cognitive Systems Institute Group Speaker Series call on October 8, 2015.
Digital workspaces
are becoming powerful competitive differentiators in all industries.
That’s because businesses are seeking new levels of agility in
their processes and service delivery methods. They also want
flexibility for their employees.
This document discusses a new approach to business intelligence called "rapid-fire BI" that aims to provide faster and more self-service analytics capabilities. The key attributes of rapid-fire BI outlined in the document are:
1) Speed - It allows users to access, analyze, publish, and share data and insights 10 to 100 times faster than traditional BI solutions.
2) Self-reliance - It enables business users rather than IT to independently access data, build reports and dashboards, and answer their own questions without waiting for developer support.
3) Visual discovery - It uses intuitive visual interfaces rather than complex queries, allowing users to easily explore data visually and gain insights through interaction with various chart types
Deloitte's report and point of view on IBM's Watson. IBM Watson, AI, Cognitive Computing are rapidly evolving technologies that can support and enhance enterprise solutions. Learn about IBM Watson the Why? and the How?
Cloud computing offers businesses significant advantages like cost savings, easy data sharing, automatic backups, and reduced costs. However, security and reliability are two major disadvantages - outages at large cloud providers like Amazon can impact many companies. While cloud computing improves efficiency, businesses lose some control over software and depend on providers, so outages can cause issues. Security is also a concern if sensitive data is compromised through a provider's systems. For businesses to benefit from cloud computing, providers must ensure reliable, scalable infrastructure and capacity to meet growing demand.
A Collaborative Approach for Metadata Management for Internet of ThingsUmair ul Hassan
https://www.insight-centre.org/content/collaborative-approach-metadata-management-internet-things-linking-micro-tasks-physical
Presented at CollaborateCom 2013
ABSTRACT:
There has been considerable efforts in modelling the semantics of Internet of Things and their specific context. Acquiring and managing metadata related to the physical devices and their surrounding environment becomes challenging due to the dynamic nature of environment. This paper focuses on managing metadata for Internet of Things with the help of crowds. Specifically, the paper proposes a collaborative approach for collecting and maintaining metadata through micro tasks that can be performed using variety of platforms e.g. mobiles, laptops, kiosks, etc. The approach allows non-experts to contribute towards metadata management through micro tasks, therefore resulting in reduced cost and time. Applicability of the proposed approach is demonstrated through a use case implementation for managing sensor metadata for energy management in smallbuildings.
This document discusses how SQL Azure can help businesses leverage cloud computing. It provides three examples of how businesses can use SQL Azure for success: 1) Innovating SaaS or web applications quickly at low cost, 2) Consolidating and virtualizing existing custom applications easily, and 3) Expanding packaged application offerings to the cloud to increase margins and reach new customers. SQL Azure allows businesses to focus on their core business instead of infrastructure and helps lower costs, shorten time to market, and increase scalability and geographical reach.
The Big Data phenomenon is being driven by the growth of machine data. Critical insights found in machine data enable IT and Security teams to ensure uptime, detect fraud and identify threats. Today, forward-thinking organizations are discovering its value to better understand their customers, improve products, optimize marketing and improve business processes. Learn how Splunk and your machine data can deliver real-time insights from this new class of data and complement your existing BI investments.
- Private cloud is becoming the new norm, with 89% of enterprises using private cloud and 64% using public cloud. Nearly half use both.
- Employees are still independently signing up for cloud services without IT, potentially introducing risk. Two thirds of IT leaders believe this is occurring.
- Widespread cloud use without coordination is causing inefficiencies through "cloud sprawl." 61% of respondents said sprawl causes business problems and half of IT leaders said it makes their jobs more difficult.
- IT must now compete with the business models and transparency of public cloud providers. The majority of IT leaders agreed with this.
Transforming Business with Citrix: Customers Share Their Stories.Citrix
This document contains quotes from various customers about how they have used Citrix solutions to transform their businesses. Some key points:
- Lucas Metropolitan Housing Authority used Citrix Cloud to enable more mobile employees and clients to access applications securely.
- Montefiore Health System was able to rollout an Epic system to thousands of users faster using Citrix solutions.
- Several healthcare organizations discussed how Citrix allows secure mobile access to critical patient information.
- Educational institutions discussed how Citrix extended the life of older devices and improved learning outcomes.
Il rilevamento delle minacce più rapido ed efficiente ha consentito alla Hong Kong City University di aggiungere l'accesso mobile e il 30% di utenti universitari in più senza compromettere la sicurezza.
This document provides an agenda for a presentation on machine learning in action and how to derive meaningful business insights from data. The presentation will include an introduction to machine learning and anomaly detection theory. It will cover an anomaly detection use case from TalkTalk on detecting anomalies in broadband access. It will also cover a predictive analytics use case on predicting student outcomes. The presentation will conclude with a wrap up and Q&A section.
This document discusses future trends in big data. It notes that the amount of data produced grows enormously every year due to new technologies and devices. Big data provides businesses with better sources of analysis and insights. Key trends discussed include the growth of open source tools like Hadoop and Spark, increased use of machine learning and predictive analytics, edge computing and analytics to process IoT data more efficiently, integration of big data and cloud computing, use of big data for cybersecurity, and growing demand for data science jobs. The conclusion states that big data will significantly impact businesses and 15% of IT organizations will move services to the cloud by 2021.
This document summarizes a research paper that proposes using an ensemble of k-nearest neighbor (k-NN) classifiers with genetic programming to improve network intrusion detection. The researchers trained classifiers on the KDD Cup 1999 dataset, which contains network traffic labeled as normal or an attack of various types. They preprocessed the data to remove redundancy and applied feature selection before training. The ensemble of k-NN classifiers classified data into five categories - one normal and four attack types - and achieved 99.97% accuracy on testing after genetic programming optimized the ensemble.
Unified Endpoint Management: Security & Productivity for the Mobile EnterpriseCitrix
For a growing number of IT organizations, the future lies in Unified Endpoint Management (UEM), which combines CMT with EMM (Enterprise Mobility Management) providing a single pane of glass to manage and secure, devices and operating systems, whether laptops, smart phones, tablets or any other device.
How Precisely and Splunk Can Help You Better Manage Your IBM Z and IBM i Envi...Precisely
Splunk, an industry leader in IT operations and security analytics, is moving to the cloud. Adopting Splunk in the cloud can help you make better, faster decisions with real-time visibility across the enterprise. That said, if your critical business services rely on the IBM Z or IBM i, including these systems is a must in your new Splunk environment.
Having these systems in your Splunk environment helps remove a significant blind spot in your modernization efforts - avoiding security risks, failed audits, downtime, and escalating costs.
Join this discussion with presenters Brady Moyer from Splunk and Ian Hartley from Precisely to learn how to seamlessly integrate IBM Z and IBM i into Splunk for a true enterprise-wide view of your IT landscape.
During this on-demand webinar, you will hear:
• How Precisely Ironstream provides integration with Splunk without the need for mainframe or IBM i expertise
• The different types of data that can be collected and forwarded to Splunk
• Example use cases for events, security, and performance data
GigaOM Putting Big Data to Work by Brett SheppardBrett Sheppard
This document discusses opportunities for enterprises using big data across multiple industries. It defines big data as having large volumes, complexity, and requiring speed. Big data can help businesses improve operational efficiency, grow revenues, and create new business models. The document examines big data uses in industries like financial services, healthcare, sports, travel and media. It also discusses technologies for big data like Hadoop and visualization tools.
Cloud computing is a technology that is rapidly being adopted by companies but also presents significant risks if not properly managed. It involves hosting services and computing resources being provided over the internet on a flexible usage basis. While it offers numerous benefits like reduced costs, increased flexibility and scalability, security and data backups, it also transfers control of IT systems and data to external cloud providers. Risk managers must understand cloud computing and ensure comprehensive risk management plans are in place to address the risks of adopting cloud technologies and transferring control to external providers.
Findability Day 2016 - Big data analytics and machine learningFindwise
This document discusses leveraging machine learning and big data analytics. It outlines an analytical pipeline that includes data acquisition, data munging, exploratory data analysis, model building, model improvement, validation, and real-time processing. A case study is presented on using these techniques to predict when to scrap parts in an assembly line to reduce costs. Key takeaways are that machine learning can find hidden insights in historical big data, models derived from this can be applied to real-time event processing without redevelopment, and this enables automated actions based on predictive analytics.
This document discusses big data and analytics. It predicts that by 2019, computers costing $4,000 will have processing power exceeding the human brain. Within the next 3-5 years, analytics will drive new business models and increase productivity by a factor of 100. Expert systems using knowledge bases, fact bases, and algorithms can replace "knowledge workers", making over 5,000 decisions per week in under 15 milliseconds.
Taming the Technology of Digital Transformation JoAnna Cheshire
This document discusses strategies for digital transformation in the era of disruptive technology. It recommends ensuring applications are mobile and multi-channel, engaging customers on social media, using bots to automate tasks, exploring internet of things opportunities, leveraging cloud providers, adopting microservices architectures, integrating APIs, moving to serverless computing, using containers to accelerate development, and sharing services to promote collaboration. It also advocates adopting Agile and DevOps practices, automating delivery workflows, measuring systems to enable data-driven processes, and unlocking value from data through analytics.
This short document promotes creating presentations using Haiku Deck, a tool for making slideshows. It encourages the reader to get started making their own Haiku Deck presentation and sharing it on SlideShare. In a single sentence, it pitches the idea of using Haiku Deck to easily design presentations.
Digital workspaces
are becoming powerful competitive differentiators in all industries.
That’s because businesses are seeking new levels of agility in
their processes and service delivery methods. They also want
flexibility for their employees.
This document discusses a new approach to business intelligence called "rapid-fire BI" that aims to provide faster and more self-service analytics capabilities. The key attributes of rapid-fire BI outlined in the document are:
1) Speed - It allows users to access, analyze, publish, and share data and insights 10 to 100 times faster than traditional BI solutions.
2) Self-reliance - It enables business users rather than IT to independently access data, build reports and dashboards, and answer their own questions without waiting for developer support.
3) Visual discovery - It uses intuitive visual interfaces rather than complex queries, allowing users to easily explore data visually and gain insights through interaction with various chart types
Deloitte's report and point of view on IBM's Watson. IBM Watson, AI, Cognitive Computing are rapidly evolving technologies that can support and enhance enterprise solutions. Learn about IBM Watson the Why? and the How?
Cloud computing offers businesses significant advantages like cost savings, easy data sharing, automatic backups, and reduced costs. However, security and reliability are two major disadvantages - outages at large cloud providers like Amazon can impact many companies. While cloud computing improves efficiency, businesses lose some control over software and depend on providers, so outages can cause issues. Security is also a concern if sensitive data is compromised through a provider's systems. For businesses to benefit from cloud computing, providers must ensure reliable, scalable infrastructure and capacity to meet growing demand.
A Collaborative Approach for Metadata Management for Internet of ThingsUmair ul Hassan
https://www.insight-centre.org/content/collaborative-approach-metadata-management-internet-things-linking-micro-tasks-physical
Presented at CollaborateCom 2013
ABSTRACT:
There has been considerable efforts in modelling the semantics of Internet of Things and their specific context. Acquiring and managing metadata related to the physical devices and their surrounding environment becomes challenging due to the dynamic nature of environment. This paper focuses on managing metadata for Internet of Things with the help of crowds. Specifically, the paper proposes a collaborative approach for collecting and maintaining metadata through micro tasks that can be performed using variety of platforms e.g. mobiles, laptops, kiosks, etc. The approach allows non-experts to contribute towards metadata management through micro tasks, therefore resulting in reduced cost and time. Applicability of the proposed approach is demonstrated through a use case implementation for managing sensor metadata for energy management in smallbuildings.
This document discusses how SQL Azure can help businesses leverage cloud computing. It provides three examples of how businesses can use SQL Azure for success: 1) Innovating SaaS or web applications quickly at low cost, 2) Consolidating and virtualizing existing custom applications easily, and 3) Expanding packaged application offerings to the cloud to increase margins and reach new customers. SQL Azure allows businesses to focus on their core business instead of infrastructure and helps lower costs, shorten time to market, and increase scalability and geographical reach.
The Big Data phenomenon is being driven by the growth of machine data. Critical insights found in machine data enable IT and Security teams to ensure uptime, detect fraud and identify threats. Today, forward-thinking organizations are discovering its value to better understand their customers, improve products, optimize marketing and improve business processes. Learn how Splunk and your machine data can deliver real-time insights from this new class of data and complement your existing BI investments.
- Private cloud is becoming the new norm, with 89% of enterprises using private cloud and 64% using public cloud. Nearly half use both.
- Employees are still independently signing up for cloud services without IT, potentially introducing risk. Two thirds of IT leaders believe this is occurring.
- Widespread cloud use without coordination is causing inefficiencies through "cloud sprawl." 61% of respondents said sprawl causes business problems and half of IT leaders said it makes their jobs more difficult.
- IT must now compete with the business models and transparency of public cloud providers. The majority of IT leaders agreed with this.
Transforming Business with Citrix: Customers Share Their Stories.Citrix
This document contains quotes from various customers about how they have used Citrix solutions to transform their businesses. Some key points:
- Lucas Metropolitan Housing Authority used Citrix Cloud to enable more mobile employees and clients to access applications securely.
- Montefiore Health System was able to rollout an Epic system to thousands of users faster using Citrix solutions.
- Several healthcare organizations discussed how Citrix allows secure mobile access to critical patient information.
- Educational institutions discussed how Citrix extended the life of older devices and improved learning outcomes.
Il rilevamento delle minacce più rapido ed efficiente ha consentito alla Hong Kong City University di aggiungere l'accesso mobile e il 30% di utenti universitari in più senza compromettere la sicurezza.
This document provides an agenda for a presentation on machine learning in action and how to derive meaningful business insights from data. The presentation will include an introduction to machine learning and anomaly detection theory. It will cover an anomaly detection use case from TalkTalk on detecting anomalies in broadband access. It will also cover a predictive analytics use case on predicting student outcomes. The presentation will conclude with a wrap up and Q&A section.
This document discusses future trends in big data. It notes that the amount of data produced grows enormously every year due to new technologies and devices. Big data provides businesses with better sources of analysis and insights. Key trends discussed include the growth of open source tools like Hadoop and Spark, increased use of machine learning and predictive analytics, edge computing and analytics to process IoT data more efficiently, integration of big data and cloud computing, use of big data for cybersecurity, and growing demand for data science jobs. The conclusion states that big data will significantly impact businesses and 15% of IT organizations will move services to the cloud by 2021.
This document summarizes a research paper that proposes using an ensemble of k-nearest neighbor (k-NN) classifiers with genetic programming to improve network intrusion detection. The researchers trained classifiers on the KDD Cup 1999 dataset, which contains network traffic labeled as normal or an attack of various types. They preprocessed the data to remove redundancy and applied feature selection before training. The ensemble of k-NN classifiers classified data into five categories - one normal and four attack types - and achieved 99.97% accuracy on testing after genetic programming optimized the ensemble.
Unified Endpoint Management: Security & Productivity for the Mobile EnterpriseCitrix
For a growing number of IT organizations, the future lies in Unified Endpoint Management (UEM), which combines CMT with EMM (Enterprise Mobility Management) providing a single pane of glass to manage and secure, devices and operating systems, whether laptops, smart phones, tablets or any other device.
How Precisely and Splunk Can Help You Better Manage Your IBM Z and IBM i Envi...Precisely
Splunk, an industry leader in IT operations and security analytics, is moving to the cloud. Adopting Splunk in the cloud can help you make better, faster decisions with real-time visibility across the enterprise. That said, if your critical business services rely on the IBM Z or IBM i, including these systems is a must in your new Splunk environment.
Having these systems in your Splunk environment helps remove a significant blind spot in your modernization efforts - avoiding security risks, failed audits, downtime, and escalating costs.
Join this discussion with presenters Brady Moyer from Splunk and Ian Hartley from Precisely to learn how to seamlessly integrate IBM Z and IBM i into Splunk for a true enterprise-wide view of your IT landscape.
During this on-demand webinar, you will hear:
• How Precisely Ironstream provides integration with Splunk without the need for mainframe or IBM i expertise
• The different types of data that can be collected and forwarded to Splunk
• Example use cases for events, security, and performance data
GigaOM Putting Big Data to Work by Brett SheppardBrett Sheppard
This document discusses opportunities for enterprises using big data across multiple industries. It defines big data as having large volumes, complexity, and requiring speed. Big data can help businesses improve operational efficiency, grow revenues, and create new business models. The document examines big data uses in industries like financial services, healthcare, sports, travel and media. It also discusses technologies for big data like Hadoop and visualization tools.
Cloud computing is a technology that is rapidly being adopted by companies but also presents significant risks if not properly managed. It involves hosting services and computing resources being provided over the internet on a flexible usage basis. While it offers numerous benefits like reduced costs, increased flexibility and scalability, security and data backups, it also transfers control of IT systems and data to external cloud providers. Risk managers must understand cloud computing and ensure comprehensive risk management plans are in place to address the risks of adopting cloud technologies and transferring control to external providers.
Findability Day 2016 - Big data analytics and machine learningFindwise
This document discusses leveraging machine learning and big data analytics. It outlines an analytical pipeline that includes data acquisition, data munging, exploratory data analysis, model building, model improvement, validation, and real-time processing. A case study is presented on using these techniques to predict when to scrap parts in an assembly line to reduce costs. Key takeaways are that machine learning can find hidden insights in historical big data, models derived from this can be applied to real-time event processing without redevelopment, and this enables automated actions based on predictive analytics.
This document discusses big data and analytics. It predicts that by 2019, computers costing $4,000 will have processing power exceeding the human brain. Within the next 3-5 years, analytics will drive new business models and increase productivity by a factor of 100. Expert systems using knowledge bases, fact bases, and algorithms can replace "knowledge workers", making over 5,000 decisions per week in under 15 milliseconds.
Taming the Technology of Digital Transformation JoAnna Cheshire
This document discusses strategies for digital transformation in the era of disruptive technology. It recommends ensuring applications are mobile and multi-channel, engaging customers on social media, using bots to automate tasks, exploring internet of things opportunities, leveraging cloud providers, adopting microservices architectures, integrating APIs, moving to serverless computing, using containers to accelerate development, and sharing services to promote collaboration. It also advocates adopting Agile and DevOps practices, automating delivery workflows, measuring systems to enable data-driven processes, and unlocking value from data through analytics.
This short document promotes creating presentations using Haiku Deck, a tool for making slideshows. It encourages the reader to get started making their own Haiku Deck presentation and sharing it on SlideShare. In a single sentence, it pitches the idea of using Haiku Deck to easily design presentations.
El documento resume las protestas de los campesinos cafeteros en Colombia, que han bloqueado carreteras en todo el país para exigir mejores condiciones de trabajo. El gobierno ha respondido con fuerza excesiva, dejando varios manifestantes heridos o muertos. Aunque el gobierno anunció un aumento en los subsidios, los líderes del paro afirman que continuará hasta que se cumplan sus cinco demandas clave. El paro no solo representa problemas en el sector cafetero, sino que cuestiona el modelo económico del g
Este documento presenta las condiciones de compra de libros y piezas de una librería especializada en libros antiguos y usados. En menos de 3 oraciones, resume lo siguiente: La librería vende libros originales y de colecciones particulares, no acepta devoluciones una vez adquiridas las piezas, y da prioridad en la venta a bibliotecas públicas e instituciones educativas.
Implementation of decision tree algorithm after clustering through wekaIAEME Publication
This document discusses implementing a decision tree algorithm for intrusion detection after clustering data through the WEKA machine learning tool. It begins by introducing intrusion detection and the need to reduce false alarms. It then reviews previous work applying machine learning algorithms for classification. The document proposes a new algorithm that performs K-means clustering followed by decision tree classification. It describes constructing datasets from network logs and evaluating algorithms based on classification accuracy and precision of false alarm detection. The results show the combined clustering and classification approach achieves higher accuracy than other algorithms alone.
El documento es un oficio de la Dirección Regional de Educación Puno que informa a la profesora Dianet Juana Aguilar Lima que debe tomar posesión del cargo de profesora de educación inicial en la Escuela Básica Rural Inicial N°109 Yajchata en Azángaro, Puno. La profesora reemplazará a Judith Janet Machaca Cusí, quien se encuentra de licencia sin goce de haber, desde el 17 de marzo hasta el 31 de diciembre de 2015.
Este documento presenta un manual de uso de MATLAB. Explica conceptos básicos como variables, vectores, matrices, operaciones matemáticas, bucles y condicionales. También cubre cálculo simbólico, gráficos, ecuaciones diferenciales y funciones numéricas. El manual proporciona instrucciones detalladas sobre cómo utilizar estas herramientas en MATLAB.
This one sentence document provides a title but no other information. The title "TAXONOMY OF OBJECTIVES" suggests it may relate to classifying or categorizing objectives but without any content, the essential information or high level purpose cannot be determined from this document.
The music video for Muse's song "Starlight" fits the alternative rock genre through its depiction of the band performing on a ship. It uses lip syncing, common in alternative rock videos, to give the impression of a live performance. While some lyrics and visuals illustrate each other well, such as fireworks fading with the words "never fade away," other parts have no relationship and seem contradictory, like the ship having no reference in the lyrics. The editing matches the pace and beats of the music throughout. As the video primarily shows the band playing their instruments, it meets the record label's demands of focusing on close-up shots of the members, especially the lead singer. There are no female characters, and the
Cooper Law Partners prides itself on effectively advocating for maximum compensation in injury cases. Our lawyers have one mission: to win for you. We refuse to accept any payment for our services until we win or successfully settle your case. We would be happy to discuss how we can help you.
Project Configurator is a software system that automates project planning processes for SAP-ERP technology projects. It allows users to select processes and sub-processes, allocate human resources, and calculate estimated costs. The software maintains a database of employees and their details to assist in resource allocation. It also accounts for currency exchange rates when providing cost estimates to globally distributed clients. The system aims to streamline planning tasks and eliminate manual overhead through an online, user-friendly interface.
Effective performance engineering is a critical factor in delivering meaningful results. The implementation must be built into every aspect of the business, from IT and business management to internal and external customers and all other stakeholders. Convetit brought together ten experts in the field of performance engineering to delve into the trends and drivers that are defining the space. This Foresights discussion will directly influence Business and Technology Leaders that are looking to stay ahead of the challenges they face with delivering high performing systems to their end users, today and in the next 2-5 years.
This document describes an online job recruitment system built using PHP. It allows job seekers to register, search for jobs, and manage their profiles. Employers can register, post jobs to the system, and manage job listings. The system has administrative, employer, and job seeker modules. It aims to make the job search and recruitment process easier and more accessible for all users. A feasibility study was conducted and the system was found to be technically, economically, and behaviorally feasible. The system will use PHP for the front end, MySQL for the database, and run on a Windows server environment.
Software metric analysis methods for product development maintenance projectsIAEME Publication
This document discusses various software metrics and methods for analyzing metrics to improve the software development process. It begins with an introduction to software metrics and their importance for project management. It then describes common software development phases and associated metrics that can be collected at each phase. The remainder of the document focuses on different methods for analyzing metrics, including pie charts, Pareto diagrams, bar charts, line charts, scatter diagrams, radar diagrams, and control charts. These analysis methods help identify areas for process improvement and determine if changes have led to desired outcomes.
Software metric analysis methods for product developmentiaemedu
This document discusses various software metrics and methods for analyzing metrics to improve the software development process. It begins with an introduction to software metrics and their importance for project management. It then describes common software development phases and associated metrics that can be collected at each phase, such as lines of code, defects, and staff hours. The document proceeds to explain different types of charts and diagrams that can be used to analyze and visualize metrics data, including pie charts, Pareto diagrams, histograms, line charts, scatter plots, radar diagrams, and control charts. These various analysis methods help identify areas for process improvement and determine whether changes have resulted in desired outcomes.
Software metric analysis methods for product developmentiaemedu
This document discusses various software metrics and methods for analyzing metrics to improve the software development process. It begins with an introduction to software metrics and their importance for project management. It then describes common software development phases and associated metrics that can be collected at each phase, such as lines of code, defects, and staff hours. The document proceeds to explain different types of charts and diagrams that can be used to analyze and visualize metrics data, including pie charts, Pareto diagrams, histograms, line charts, scatter plots, radar diagrams, and control charts. These various analysis methods help identify problems, determine correlations, and track performance over time in order to control and improve the software development process.
Scheduling and routing solutions are also adding new business intelligence capabilities in order to help manage more employees in a wider variety of roles, including subcontractors, delivery drivers, and even customers.
The OpenText™ AppWorks™ Platform is the ideal solution to build new business applications and new business processes faster and in a simplified way. The solution leverages prior investments in enterprise software and legacy systems to bring together all existing IT assets and empowers the organization with the ability to monitor the entire enterprise under one platform.
1) The document discusses ERP systems in the construction industry, including a literature review on ERP concepts and case studies of ERP implementations.
2) A survey of construction contractors found that over half were aware of ERPs and felt they could provide benefits like improved customer responsiveness and decision making, but many contractors also expressed concerns about costs and technical requirements.
3) Contractors currently using ERPs reported systems from vendors like Oracle and J.D. Edwards that perform functions such as accounting, project management, and scheduling, though further integration was still needed.
Serving the long tail white-paper (how to rationalize IT yet produce more apps)Newton Day Uploads
Businesses benefit from having fewer technology tools in their 'enterprise stack'. Yet CIOs still need to encourage innovation and employ software tools as an enabler for growth and cost reduction. This white paper focuses on the role of Situational Applications platforms to reduce the number of technology platforms whilst increasing opportunities to serve the long-tail of applications demands from individuals and communities of users whose needs are unfulfilled by core enterprise platforms.
Cloud Computing Applications and Benefits for Small Businesses .docxclarebernice
Cloud Computing: Applications and Benefits for Small Businesses
Abstract
Cloud computing is one of the most talked about topics in the world of technology and entrepreneurship. Until now it has never been so easy for people, especially small business owner’s, to have the tools and resources readily available just one click away and at the fraction of the cost of the typical investment a few years back. Cloud computing offers cost-effective solutions at various levels that can be customize to meet the needs of anyone. Cloud computing can be thought of as a new found technology and this paper defines the concept of the cloud and provides a brief background of where most business are in regards to the use of this technology. This is then continued by describing the types of cloud currently available and potential use. The paper then presents a short but important section of cloud security issues and challenges. Finally, the paper discusses the benefits each of the different levels of cloud computing can provide small business.
Introduction
The use of cloud computing has grown exponentially in the last decade, according to Weins (2015) eight-four percent of enterprises that make use of such services in one way or another. Could computing by definition is internet-based computing, where by shared resources, software and information are provided to the end user as metered services much like a utility does(Bradley, 2014). For businesses in many cases could computing is use for IT solution purposes as it can provide IT-related capabilities as a service using internet technologies.
With the fast pace of today’s market businesses need to provide fast and reliable services to their customers in order to remain competitive. The concept of could computing is not something new as it uses existing technology and processes; however it can be consider new in sense that using these technologies has revolutionized the manner in which we host and cater services to customers. Startup companies and small businesses can take advantage of could computing to reduce spending on IT, be more adept to changes in the market, change scale and lower risk and cost.
Given the structural complexity of larger organization, Alijani (2014) states that it is essential for cloud computing to deliver rear value rather than serve as a platform for simple task. The need to deliver rear value is just as important for small businesses. For small businesses value is important but it’s their customer relationship and public image, flexibility and continuity. As such small business owners need to consider the benefits, drawback s and the effect of cloud computing on their organization before taking the decision to implement.
Types of cloud computing
There are three categories or levels cloud computing, this are: Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Software as a Service (SaaS).
Infrastructure as a Service (I ...
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possible.However many customers ask to change the standardized provided functions according to their
specific business needs, and this can be achieve through the configuration and customization provided by
the SaaS vendor.Allowing many customers to change software configurations without impacting others
customers and with preserving security and efficiency of the provided services, becomes a big challenge to
SaaS vendors, who are oblige to design new strategies and architectures. Multi-tenancy (MT) architectures
allow multiple customers to be consolidated into the same operational system without changing anything in
the vendor source code. In this paper, we will present how the configuration can be done on an ERP web
application in a Multi-Tenancy SaaS environment.
Software as a Service (SaaS) becomes in this decade the focus of many enterprises and research. SaaS
provides software application as Web based delivery to server many customers. This sharing of
infrastructure and application provided by Saas has a great benefit to customers, since it reduces costs,
minimizes risks, improves their competitive positioning, as well as seeks out innovative. SaaS application is
generally developed with standardized software functionalities to serve as many customers as
possible.However many customers ask to change the standardized provided functions according to their
specific business needs, and this can be achieve through the configuration and customization provided by
the SaaS vendor.Allowing many customers to change software configurations without impacting others
customers and with preserving security and efficiency of the provided services, becomes a big challenge to
SaaS vendors, who are oblige to design new strategies and architectures. Multi-tenancy (MT) architectures
allow multiple customers to be consolidated into the same operational system without changing anything in
the vendor source code. In this paper, we will present how the configuration can be done on an ERP web
application in a Multi-Tenancy SaaS environment
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1. CASE STUDY These eight principles will help guide your own ESA strategy
by Michael Nadeau, Managing Editor
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Through the Portal:
Service-Oriented
Government
With a services approach to IT, Brunner explains, “There are huge cost savings
and efficiencies.There is a better user experience.There can be quick turnaround times
on departmental and user requests. These things are critical in the public sector.
The cycle time from the minute we had an idea for a new process, for even a medium-
size application, often took 24 to 36 months. Having adopted an ESAapproach, we’ve collapsed that
cycle time down to 12 to 18 months.This is not only half the time but half the cost.” Brunner expects
to improve on these numbers as the service repository grows larger.
The ESA initiative began three years ago with an organization-wide implementation of
SAP Enterprise Portal (SAP EP) to support all 3,000 MoJ employees. The goal was to provide
all employees with a personalized desktop backed by one sweeping, services-based infrastructure
that would ensure all employees would have the right resources always available to them. “To do
this,” explains Brunner, “you need more than just the ability to personalize a user interface. You need
good integration among components. You need the ability to easily move information from one
to another. And you need the ability to reuse and repurpose application components from one
activity to another. Personalizing the user environment is certainly very important. But you must
also recognize that there are lots of content contributors and consumers across an organization
such as ours, and everything needs to be able to work together. This is the key benefit of an
enterprise services architecture.”
Thirty-seven distinct units form Israel’s Ministry of Justice (MoJ), and 37 disjointed
IT infrastructures representing 140 different systems grew up to support them
until Ronnen Brunner, the current CIO responsible for all these entities, declared
a cessation of IT fiefdoms. There would be universal adoption across all units of
one common IT infrastructure — an enterprise services architecture (ESA).
ESA is a concept (not a
technology) that forces
you to reconsider your
system analysis tactics.
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A New Approach
The MoJ’s approach reflects a change in how information
systems are implemented in the SAP NetWeaver era,
says Brunner. Rather than a black-box approach where the
system is developed in the lab for a year with a big-bang
go-live, SAP NetWeaver projects happen step by step,
with on-the-fly fine-tuning and service additions in con-
junction with end-user feedback and overall ITlandscape
compliance.
With help from SAP, it took two MoJ programmers 10
weeks to install the servers, develop content, and roll out
the portal to 3,000 users. All departments gained a
better way to define roles and establish permissions for
different tasks.
Brunner’s team was able to introduce a number of new
applications, including the following:
More timely and detailed budget reports: Department
managers can now get reports on budget utilization,
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three levels in depth. In the past, managers had to
wait days for such reports.
Better, faster search facilities across document
repositories: The MoJ took advantage of SAP EP’s
Knowledge Management (KM) functionality. The
MoJ’s core business is centered on legal documents,
and it stores an enormous number of them in more
than 100 systems.The ability to run one search over
all repositories and find the relevant documents
saves a lot of time and effort.
Better access to law reviews and opinions: As a pilot
for the KM project, the MoJ selected the civil
department of the Attorney General’s office. It was
estimated that access to law reviews and opinions
through the portal could save each of the 1,000
attorneys in the department 20 hours per month.
That would mean that the department could spend
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Israeli citizens
rely on the Israeli
Ministry of Justice for
a wide variety of
services including land
appraisals, legal aid,
mediation, and patent
registration. A total of
37 agencies make up
the Ministry of Justice.
Ronnen Brunner is the
CIO responsible for the
IT infrastructure and
services that support
these agencies.
3. the 240,000 hours saved annually on more produc-
tive tasks. Brunner cites one instance in which two
MoJ lawyers with offices near one another were
unknowingly both composing the same legal docu-
ment. Using KM through the portal, they could have
avoided this wasted effort.
Integration with other ministries: Since project launch,
the MoJ has integrated the portal with systems from
the Ministry of Finance and the National Postal
Service. The postal service information comes in
XML format and represents the income from
different fees the ministry collects. Each payment is
represented by a single record in the post office data;
another record in the unit’s information system
represents the debt. The portal helps integrate the
two records, allowing the user to manipulate the
information. Thus, there is no need to predesign the
reports, as the user can do it himself.
With ESA, you build applications differently, says
Brunner, because of the opportunity for reuse. “The time
to solution is shortened,” he says. “Once I have 30 or 40
applications [built on the ESA platform],” Brunner
continues, “60 to 70 percent of my subsequent develop-
ment will come from reusing these services. This saves
money, and this saves time.”
8 Keys to ESA Success
Brunner offers the following advice for companies going
down the ESA path:
1. Personalize.To allow each user to personalize screens,
you have to build applications in a more dynamic
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way. For example, a controller might want to monitor
budgets. You can personalize this task by allowing
the controller to set the alert thresholds to the level
he or she feels is appropriate, thus personalizing
the application.
2. Identify commonalities.This includes reusing applica-
tion components and considering needs at an
organizational level. This will allow you to minimize
development time and costs. For example, even a
specific demand should be considered from a global
enterprise point of view. The difference is that while
examining the need from a micro aspect, you see a
new solution for a specific department. From the
macro perspective, you see the right place to split the
solution into several components.
3. Don’t be afraid to deliver applications in a phased
approach. In fact, Brunner believes that this is the
preferred method. Developing a complete application
can take a lot of time, but often you can prototype 80
percent of the requested functionality in a short time.
Giving users a partial solution with a promise of full
functionality at a later date keeps them happy and
invested in the process.This is the classic 80-20 rule,
but with ESA, it is much easier to accomplish, as
services can be created or connected to correspond
with a certain business process.
4.Collaborate with your service providers on the ESA
approach. Choose your architects carefully! Creating
applications from the building blocks that ESA
provides requires experience. You don’t want a
service provider whose first response is to start
writing lines of code.
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“Once I have 30 or 40
applications [built on the
ESA platform], 60 to 70
percent of my subsequent
development will come
from reusing these services.
This saves money, and this
saves time.”
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7. Don’t be afraid of your users. IT departments worry
that they will deliver solutions that users won’t like.
The concept for years has been to do full needs
analysis in the first phase and let users go through
subsequent phases with you, showing them
development screens at different stages. This
approach can be improved by moving the process to
service road blocks and trying to go live at the
service level. Users today are less afraid of
computers, and you can give them solutions in
pieces. Start fast and small.
8. Take liability seriously. You may have different
systems integrators developing different
applications. Each new systems integrator who
comes in suggests a new repository of services. In
the end, you need a solid working application. What
happens when you reuse code written by one
systems integrator with an application written by
another? Do you hold the first one responsible when
it doesn’t work? The systems integrator can claim,
for example, that it’s similar to the typical conflicts
between software and hardware providers, only now
it is between two different services (especially when
each service was developed by a different systems
integrator). This is a big issue with ESA. The MoJ
architect team makes and modifies standards, which
become part of all code and services that systems
integrators prepare. This way, when a service needs a
new feature, the MoJ team can ensure that the
systems integrator adds that feature in a way that
won’t damage the service. Make sure everyone
complies with common standards and that those
standards are not circumvented.
“ESA is a concept, not a technology,” says Brunner. “It
forces you to reconsider how you look at systems
analysis,” says Brunner. “You first understand the needs
of the users, and then and only then do you think about
how you are going to deliver a solution.”
5. Avoid unnecessary coding. When using smart
integration platforms such as SAP NetWeaver, you
can often use its standard business content,
templates, interfaces, and other items in place of
custom coding. You have SAP EP, SAP Exchange
Infrastructure (SAP XI), SAP Business Information
Warehouse (SAP BW), so leverage them. Tell your
programmers to use existing features, and somebody
has to be professional enough to identify those
features. If you do write code where you could have
used existing features, you will be recoding when
you upgrade.
6. Reconcile .NET and SAP NetWeaver. A .NET
programmer writing code that will become an iView
can either use features in Visual Studio or features
provided by the Portal Development Kit for .NET.
Don’t use .NET control. Use the grid control from
Visual Studio PDK for .NET because it is compliant
with SAP NetWeaver and allows you to use SAP
NetWeaver as the presentation layer, providing
more advanced features. Learn to use the right
objects; don’t be tempted to use those objects you’re
already familiar with. It’s the easy way but not
necessarily the right way.
Collaboration across Israel’s Ministry of Justice, Ministry of Finance,
and the Israeli Defence Force is happening on two important fronts:
eGovernment, a layered approach to government services composed
of intranet and Internet access, security including the use of digital
signatures, payment and forms services (outbound), personal “safe
box” for constituents’ services, and other constituent-facing services.
The safe box facilitates a highly secure personal channel for the
government to send formal correspondence and documents
(e.g., state payments, matriculation certificates), replacing
standard land mail.
Merkava, a layer within eGovernment comprising the application
infrastructure. In essence, this is the cross-ministry, standard SAP
ERP system that will gradually be rolled out to about 100 ministries
and agencies. Started three years ago, Merkava already serves
some 2,000 users in 15 agencies.
What happens when you reuse code written by one
systems integrator with an application written by
another? Do you hold the first one responsible when
it doesn’t work?