This document provides an agenda and overview for an OpenIDM training covering topics like installation, configuration of connectors, reconciliation, provisioning workflows, security hardening, and more. The training includes hands-on exercises for connecting OpenIDM to data sources like XML, LDAP, SQL and Active Directory and demonstrating reconciliation, mapping, role-based access control and provisioning workflows.
This document outlines the implementation procedures for United Nations assisted programs in Ethiopia. It details the roles and responsibilities of coordinating bodies like the Ministry of Finance and Economic Development (MOFED) and implementing partners at the federal and regional levels. It covers procedures for annual work plan formulation and approval, implementation arrangements, financial management, monitoring and evaluation, and auditing. The goal is to establish a common set of procedures to govern all UN assisted programs in Ethiopia and reduce transaction costs.
“IMS” is the name given for Internship Management System. The system provides technical way of requesting internship. It’s made for students who have to take the internship period, also for those who are expected to be accepted by companies for internships and will continue their study in the college after completing the internship in the same time, it made for the college internship coordinator to check and to approve the requests and c omplete the process of internship by generate reports. The project explains the phases will lead to develop the system from the beginning of collecting the requirements that needs to be analyzed, designed and implemented. The purpose of doing this project is to improve in overall internship facilities to users as well as college management. This the project report
Finalised Compiled Report For SubmissionTan Valentine
This document provides a final report for a design project on a benzene production plant via toluene hydrodealkylation. The report details the three phases of the project: process simulation and kinetics validation, identification and optimization of design variables to minimize cost, and heat integration and re-optimization for reduced production. Key outcomes include an optimized design with a annual benzene production of 100,000 tons and purity of 99.99% at minimum cost. Additional analysis on methane reduction further lowered costs. The report concludes the project met specifications and critical design parameters were optimized to provide an efficient benzene production process.
This document provides an analysis of risks associated with a proposed mini hydro power plant project in Sri Lanka. It identifies 17 key risks, such as environmental impacts, difficulties obtaining required permits, geological issues, and hydrological risks. It then conducts a qualitative and quantitative analysis of these risks based on probability and impact. Finally, it develops a financial appraisal of the project and performs sensitivity analyses to determine how the net present value would be affected by changes in factors like revenue, interest rates, and electricity rates.
Logistics support is critical to immunization services to ensure the availability of appropriate equipment and an adequate supply of high-quality vaccines and immunization-related materials to all levels of the programme.
Via : https://www.itsu.org.in
National Cold Chain Plan (NCCP) should be prepared and implemented as a part of Multi Year Strategic Plan. This plan should be comprehensive enough to include cold chain assessment, forecasting, procurement and supply, replacement, program review, logistics and supply chain management.
The document describes the pre-construction stages of the Marina Bay Sands project in Singapore. It discusses the inception, feasibility study, outline proposal, scheme design, excavation works, detail design, production of information, and tender action stages based on the RIBA plan of work. Key aspects included Las Vegas Sands winning the bid in 2005, engaging Safdie Architects for the design, transferring the design from Boston to Singapore, and starting excavation works in January 2007 while further design work was ongoing.
This document provides instructions for using ChiTuBox 3D printing software. It introduces the different types of resin 3D printers that are supported and guides the user through downloading and installing the software. The main sections of the software interface are then explained, including opening and manipulating models, setting slicing parameters, adding supports, and preparing prints for export. Functions like rotating, moving, and zooming models, as well as adjusting print settings and layer views are demonstrated.
This document outlines the rules and scoring system for rhythmic gymnastics competitions from 2013-2016 as established by the Federation Internationale de Gymnastique. It provides details on:
1) Competition programs for individual gymnasts (4 exercises from 1:15-1:30 each) and groups (2 exercises for seniors from 2:15-2:30 each, and 2 single-apparatus exercises for juniors);
2) Jury composition and scoring procedures;
3) Regulations regarding the floor area, apparatus, and gymnast attire;
4) Scoring criteria for difficulty (D) and execution (E) in individual and group exercises, including
This document outlines the implementation procedures for United Nations assisted programs in Ethiopia. It details the roles and responsibilities of coordinating bodies like the Ministry of Finance and Economic Development (MOFED) and implementing partners at the federal and regional levels. It covers procedures for annual work plan formulation and approval, implementation arrangements, financial management, monitoring and evaluation, and auditing. The goal is to establish a common set of procedures to govern all UN assisted programs in Ethiopia and reduce transaction costs.
“IMS” is the name given for Internship Management System. The system provides technical way of requesting internship. It’s made for students who have to take the internship period, also for those who are expected to be accepted by companies for internships and will continue their study in the college after completing the internship in the same time, it made for the college internship coordinator to check and to approve the requests and c omplete the process of internship by generate reports. The project explains the phases will lead to develop the system from the beginning of collecting the requirements that needs to be analyzed, designed and implemented. The purpose of doing this project is to improve in overall internship facilities to users as well as college management. This the project report
Finalised Compiled Report For SubmissionTan Valentine
This document provides a final report for a design project on a benzene production plant via toluene hydrodealkylation. The report details the three phases of the project: process simulation and kinetics validation, identification and optimization of design variables to minimize cost, and heat integration and re-optimization for reduced production. Key outcomes include an optimized design with a annual benzene production of 100,000 tons and purity of 99.99% at minimum cost. Additional analysis on methane reduction further lowered costs. The report concludes the project met specifications and critical design parameters were optimized to provide an efficient benzene production process.
This document provides an analysis of risks associated with a proposed mini hydro power plant project in Sri Lanka. It identifies 17 key risks, such as environmental impacts, difficulties obtaining required permits, geological issues, and hydrological risks. It then conducts a qualitative and quantitative analysis of these risks based on probability and impact. Finally, it develops a financial appraisal of the project and performs sensitivity analyses to determine how the net present value would be affected by changes in factors like revenue, interest rates, and electricity rates.
Logistics support is critical to immunization services to ensure the availability of appropriate equipment and an adequate supply of high-quality vaccines and immunization-related materials to all levels of the programme.
Via : https://www.itsu.org.in
National Cold Chain Plan (NCCP) should be prepared and implemented as a part of Multi Year Strategic Plan. This plan should be comprehensive enough to include cold chain assessment, forecasting, procurement and supply, replacement, program review, logistics and supply chain management.
The document describes the pre-construction stages of the Marina Bay Sands project in Singapore. It discusses the inception, feasibility study, outline proposal, scheme design, excavation works, detail design, production of information, and tender action stages based on the RIBA plan of work. Key aspects included Las Vegas Sands winning the bid in 2005, engaging Safdie Architects for the design, transferring the design from Boston to Singapore, and starting excavation works in January 2007 while further design work was ongoing.
This document provides instructions for using ChiTuBox 3D printing software. It introduces the different types of resin 3D printers that are supported and guides the user through downloading and installing the software. The main sections of the software interface are then explained, including opening and manipulating models, setting slicing parameters, adding supports, and preparing prints for export. Functions like rotating, moving, and zooming models, as well as adjusting print settings and layer views are demonstrated.
This document outlines the rules and scoring system for rhythmic gymnastics competitions from 2013-2016 as established by the Federation Internationale de Gymnastique. It provides details on:
1) Competition programs for individual gymnasts (4 exercises from 1:15-1:30 each) and groups (2 exercises for seniors from 2:15-2:30 each, and 2 single-apparatus exercises for juniors);
2) Jury composition and scoring procedures;
3) Regulations regarding the floor area, apparatus, and gymnast attire;
4) Scoring criteria for difficulty (D) and execution (E) in individual and group exercises, including
The document discusses software development plans and related concepts. It covers software development life cycle models like waterfall, incremental, and spiral models. It also discusses process improvement models like CMMI and ISO standards. Additionally, it discusses topics like software estimation techniques, reuse, languages, and other aspects of planning software development projects.
This study utilized the Diffusion of Innovation Theory (DOI), and the Digital Marketing Model (DMM) and proposes a model
to examine the impact of perceived internal and external factors; on the effective implementation
strategies employed by organizations and how they affect Web sustainability.
This document provides an overview and instructions for using the OZONE ecosystem of software, which allows users from different organizations to securely share and manipulate data within their web browsers. The OZONE ecosystem includes three main products - HUD for organizing applications, Marketplace for finding and downloading apps, and Webtop for running apps. It also includes inter-widget communication technology that allows apps to interact without sending data to external servers. The document outlines the key features and functions of each product as well as guidance for content stewards on managing listings and settings.
The Florida Institute of Technology Lunabotics team designed a robot called Pandia to compete in the 2012 NASA Lunabotics Competition using a systems engineering life cycle approach. The team analyzed previous competition designs and set an excavation goal of 35kg in 10 minutes. They chose a bucket excavation method and wheel drive train. The team underwent machine shop training and followed a risk mitigation strategy during conceptual design, preliminary design, detailed design, production, operation, and retirement phases to successfully complete the project.
Third Year Group Project Group7 Sttephen Murray Kai Tam Peter KovoKai Tam
This document outlines requirements for a mobile app called Virtual CIT that will provide students of Cork Institute of Technology access to information currently found in the student handbook and myCIT portal. The app will allow students to view information like student services, download handbooks, see schedules and maps, and access social media feeds. Stakeholders including CIT and its students and departments were identified. The document defines the scope of the app and includes use case descriptions, requirements, diagrams, and prototypes. It aims to deliver a more interactive mobile interface for students by the end of March 2015.
This document provides an overview of biomechanics and its applications. It discusses the importance of understanding biomechanics for analyzing human movement, improving performance and preventing injuries. Specific topics covered include the anatomy of the spine, biomechanics of safe lifting, seating design, manual material handling, hand tool design, musculoskeletal disorders, and measurement of human vibration. The objective is to define key biomechanics concepts and analyze their role in safety assessments and ergonomic evaluations.
Udara Madusanka completed an industrial training at SAW Engineering (Pvt) Ltd where they assisted with quantity surveying tasks on construction sites. This included the Mabima Steel Factory site where they helped with rock drilling and blasting, excavation, constructing column bases, formwork for tie beams, and installing steel beams. They also assisted on the Ceylon Grain Elevator PLC site. The document expresses gratitude to those who supported and guided the training experience.
The Impact of Information and Communications Technologies on the Teaching of...Hicham El Moueden
This document provides an overview and analysis of the use of information and communications technologies (ICT) in foreign language teaching and learning in Europe. It begins with an executive summary that outlines key findings. The document then discusses its methodology, objectives, and structure. It provides an overview of current ICT uses, presents case studies of best practices, and examines future prospects. It concludes with recommendations, including the need for ongoing teacher training to fully realize the benefits of ICT for improving foreign language education. Experts believe ICT will play an increasingly important role, enabling more collaboration and independent learning. However, more work is still needed to understand how ICT can systematically support language acquisition.
This document provides a user manual for VirtueMart, an open source e-commerce platform built for Joomla and Mambo content management systems. It covers installing and upgrading VirtueMart, as well as tutorials for administrators on configuring stores, managing products, orders, users and more. Screenshots illustrate the administration and front-end interfaces. The manual is intended to help new users understand VirtueMart's features and get started building an online store.
This document is the final report of a study on the strategic application of information and communication technologies (ICT) in education in Africa. It was prepared for the African Development Bank, World Bank, and African Union. The report provides an overview of education in Africa and trends in ICT implementation. It explores opportunities for affordable technologies, digital learning resources, teacher professional development, education management information systems, and national research and education networks. Case studies from several countries are also examined. The report concludes with suggested guidelines and recommendations for policymakers on establishing enabling policies, improving infrastructure/connectivity, harnessing ICT for management, and building human capacity.
This document is the user's guide for Bitdefender Antivirus Plus 2015. It provides instructions on installing Bitdefender, getting started with basic functions like scanning and fixing issues, understanding the user interface, registering and updating the software. It also includes an FAQ section with answers to common questions about installation, registration, MyBitdefender account management and scanning.
Erpi admin 11123510[1] by иссам неязын issam hejazinIssam Hejazin
This document is the Administrator's Guide for Oracle Hyperion Financial Data Quality Management, Enterprise Edition (FDMEE) release 11.1.2.3.510 from April 2014. It provides instructions on how to configure and use FDMEE to integrate source systems like ERP with Oracle Hyperion Planning and other EPM target applications. Key sections include installing and upgrading FDMEE, setting up source systems and mappings, loading metadata, and extracting and transforming data.
Search Engine Risk Dependency by Ronan ChardennauPozzolini
This document is a thesis submitted for a European Master's degree that examines the risks of dependency on search engines and their influence on data quality. It provides background on the growth of the internet and websites over time. The author aims to understand the potential risks of excessive reliance on search engines for businesses, given that search engines aim to find information on the internet and information is the basis for good decision making. However, internet users tend to be confident, satisfied and trusting of search engines without realizing potential issues.
This report of the University Admission Guideline project.Where any student can find out there the best position for the next institution of his requirement. The application is web-based Projcet.Any student can track all admission test .
This document provides a user manual for TS Editor 3.0, environmental time-series processing software. It describes the program's user interface, functions for opening, editing, analyzing, and visualizing time series data. The manual covers the ribbon menu, panels, documents, and over 90 functions organized into application functions, document functions, data handling, property analysis, editing, statistical analysis, visualization, and software cooperation categories.
This document provides guidance for planning, implementing, and operating automatic dependent surveillance - broadcast (ADS-B) systems in the Asia-Pacific region. It covers topics such as ADS-B data, implementation, system integrity and monitoring, reliability and availability considerations, regulations and procedures, and security issues. The document establishes a framework for harmonizing ADS-B implementation across states and provides forms and checklists to support the integration, commissioning, monitoring, and problem reporting for ADS-B systems. It is intended to supplement existing International Civil Aviation Organization documentation and procedures.
This document provides a user guide for searching telecom provider events using the Telecom Provider Search feature in the SITA Visitor Information System (VIS) for the Royal Oman Police (ROP). It describes the screen navigation, search process, and search results panel. Key sections include an overview of the feature's purpose and functions, the step-by-step search process instructions, and glossaries of terms and icon descriptions used in the guide. The intended readers are ROP users who are responsible for searching telecom provider events in the VIS system.
zJOS System Events Automation Users GuideDeru Sudibyo
This chapter discusses preparing the zJOS address spaces needed to run zJOS/Sekar. It describes the XDI procedure JCL, including parameters for the main XDI system, license key, load library, and parameter library. The chapter emphasizes not editing key members like XDIEMScc directly unless very familiar with the product internals.
This document outlines rules and regulations for rhythmic gymnastics competitions from 2013-2016. It discusses programs, timing, music, juries, floor area, apparatus, dress code, and discipline for both individual and group exercises. Key points include:
- Competitions consist of 4 individual exercises or 2 group exercises with specific apparatus and timing requirements.
- Juries are composed of Composition and Execution judges who provide separate scores based on difficulty, artistry, and technical faults.
- Infractions like crossing the floor boundary or using non-compliant apparatus result in penalties to the final score.
- Detailed tables provide scoring and intervention procedures to determine final individual and group scores.
This document outlines policies and procedures for procurement under the Sindh Basic Education Program (SBEP). It establishes the Program Management and Implementation Unit (PMIU) to manage procurement for school construction projects funded by USAID and the Government of Sindh following the damage caused by 2010 floods. The PMIU will ensure transparency and compliance with relevant procurement rules. A Program Steering Committee provides oversight and the PMIU is led by a Program Director to implement the program and monitor construction in 8 districts of Sindh.
This document provides the procedures manual for HCC Procurement Operations. It outlines the mission, vision, purpose and authorities for procurement at HCC. It defines key terms and establishes standards for ethics, conflicts of interest, procurement methods and processes. The manual describes the different types of purchase orders and requisitions, timetables for competitive bidding and proposals, and guidelines for drafting specifications and handling mistakes in bids. It aims to ensure procurement complies with applicable laws and policies in a fair, ethical and efficient manner.
The document discusses software development plans and related concepts. It covers software development life cycle models like waterfall, incremental, and spiral models. It also discusses process improvement models like CMMI and ISO standards. Additionally, it discusses topics like software estimation techniques, reuse, languages, and other aspects of planning software development projects.
This study utilized the Diffusion of Innovation Theory (DOI), and the Digital Marketing Model (DMM) and proposes a model
to examine the impact of perceived internal and external factors; on the effective implementation
strategies employed by organizations and how they affect Web sustainability.
This document provides an overview and instructions for using the OZONE ecosystem of software, which allows users from different organizations to securely share and manipulate data within their web browsers. The OZONE ecosystem includes three main products - HUD for organizing applications, Marketplace for finding and downloading apps, and Webtop for running apps. It also includes inter-widget communication technology that allows apps to interact without sending data to external servers. The document outlines the key features and functions of each product as well as guidance for content stewards on managing listings and settings.
The Florida Institute of Technology Lunabotics team designed a robot called Pandia to compete in the 2012 NASA Lunabotics Competition using a systems engineering life cycle approach. The team analyzed previous competition designs and set an excavation goal of 35kg in 10 minutes. They chose a bucket excavation method and wheel drive train. The team underwent machine shop training and followed a risk mitigation strategy during conceptual design, preliminary design, detailed design, production, operation, and retirement phases to successfully complete the project.
Third Year Group Project Group7 Sttephen Murray Kai Tam Peter KovoKai Tam
This document outlines requirements for a mobile app called Virtual CIT that will provide students of Cork Institute of Technology access to information currently found in the student handbook and myCIT portal. The app will allow students to view information like student services, download handbooks, see schedules and maps, and access social media feeds. Stakeholders including CIT and its students and departments were identified. The document defines the scope of the app and includes use case descriptions, requirements, diagrams, and prototypes. It aims to deliver a more interactive mobile interface for students by the end of March 2015.
This document provides an overview of biomechanics and its applications. It discusses the importance of understanding biomechanics for analyzing human movement, improving performance and preventing injuries. Specific topics covered include the anatomy of the spine, biomechanics of safe lifting, seating design, manual material handling, hand tool design, musculoskeletal disorders, and measurement of human vibration. The objective is to define key biomechanics concepts and analyze their role in safety assessments and ergonomic evaluations.
Udara Madusanka completed an industrial training at SAW Engineering (Pvt) Ltd where they assisted with quantity surveying tasks on construction sites. This included the Mabima Steel Factory site where they helped with rock drilling and blasting, excavation, constructing column bases, formwork for tie beams, and installing steel beams. They also assisted on the Ceylon Grain Elevator PLC site. The document expresses gratitude to those who supported and guided the training experience.
The Impact of Information and Communications Technologies on the Teaching of...Hicham El Moueden
This document provides an overview and analysis of the use of information and communications technologies (ICT) in foreign language teaching and learning in Europe. It begins with an executive summary that outlines key findings. The document then discusses its methodology, objectives, and structure. It provides an overview of current ICT uses, presents case studies of best practices, and examines future prospects. It concludes with recommendations, including the need for ongoing teacher training to fully realize the benefits of ICT for improving foreign language education. Experts believe ICT will play an increasingly important role, enabling more collaboration and independent learning. However, more work is still needed to understand how ICT can systematically support language acquisition.
This document provides a user manual for VirtueMart, an open source e-commerce platform built for Joomla and Mambo content management systems. It covers installing and upgrading VirtueMart, as well as tutorials for administrators on configuring stores, managing products, orders, users and more. Screenshots illustrate the administration and front-end interfaces. The manual is intended to help new users understand VirtueMart's features and get started building an online store.
This document is the final report of a study on the strategic application of information and communication technologies (ICT) in education in Africa. It was prepared for the African Development Bank, World Bank, and African Union. The report provides an overview of education in Africa and trends in ICT implementation. It explores opportunities for affordable technologies, digital learning resources, teacher professional development, education management information systems, and national research and education networks. Case studies from several countries are also examined. The report concludes with suggested guidelines and recommendations for policymakers on establishing enabling policies, improving infrastructure/connectivity, harnessing ICT for management, and building human capacity.
This document is the user's guide for Bitdefender Antivirus Plus 2015. It provides instructions on installing Bitdefender, getting started with basic functions like scanning and fixing issues, understanding the user interface, registering and updating the software. It also includes an FAQ section with answers to common questions about installation, registration, MyBitdefender account management and scanning.
Erpi admin 11123510[1] by иссам неязын issam hejazinIssam Hejazin
This document is the Administrator's Guide for Oracle Hyperion Financial Data Quality Management, Enterprise Edition (FDMEE) release 11.1.2.3.510 from April 2014. It provides instructions on how to configure and use FDMEE to integrate source systems like ERP with Oracle Hyperion Planning and other EPM target applications. Key sections include installing and upgrading FDMEE, setting up source systems and mappings, loading metadata, and extracting and transforming data.
Search Engine Risk Dependency by Ronan ChardennauPozzolini
This document is a thesis submitted for a European Master's degree that examines the risks of dependency on search engines and their influence on data quality. It provides background on the growth of the internet and websites over time. The author aims to understand the potential risks of excessive reliance on search engines for businesses, given that search engines aim to find information on the internet and information is the basis for good decision making. However, internet users tend to be confident, satisfied and trusting of search engines without realizing potential issues.
This report of the University Admission Guideline project.Where any student can find out there the best position for the next institution of his requirement. The application is web-based Projcet.Any student can track all admission test .
This document provides a user manual for TS Editor 3.0, environmental time-series processing software. It describes the program's user interface, functions for opening, editing, analyzing, and visualizing time series data. The manual covers the ribbon menu, panels, documents, and over 90 functions organized into application functions, document functions, data handling, property analysis, editing, statistical analysis, visualization, and software cooperation categories.
This document provides guidance for planning, implementing, and operating automatic dependent surveillance - broadcast (ADS-B) systems in the Asia-Pacific region. It covers topics such as ADS-B data, implementation, system integrity and monitoring, reliability and availability considerations, regulations and procedures, and security issues. The document establishes a framework for harmonizing ADS-B implementation across states and provides forms and checklists to support the integration, commissioning, monitoring, and problem reporting for ADS-B systems. It is intended to supplement existing International Civil Aviation Organization documentation and procedures.
This document provides a user guide for searching telecom provider events using the Telecom Provider Search feature in the SITA Visitor Information System (VIS) for the Royal Oman Police (ROP). It describes the screen navigation, search process, and search results panel. Key sections include an overview of the feature's purpose and functions, the step-by-step search process instructions, and glossaries of terms and icon descriptions used in the guide. The intended readers are ROP users who are responsible for searching telecom provider events in the VIS system.
zJOS System Events Automation Users GuideDeru Sudibyo
This chapter discusses preparing the zJOS address spaces needed to run zJOS/Sekar. It describes the XDI procedure JCL, including parameters for the main XDI system, license key, load library, and parameter library. The chapter emphasizes not editing key members like XDIEMScc directly unless very familiar with the product internals.
This document outlines rules and regulations for rhythmic gymnastics competitions from 2013-2016. It discusses programs, timing, music, juries, floor area, apparatus, dress code, and discipline for both individual and group exercises. Key points include:
- Competitions consist of 4 individual exercises or 2 group exercises with specific apparatus and timing requirements.
- Juries are composed of Composition and Execution judges who provide separate scores based on difficulty, artistry, and technical faults.
- Infractions like crossing the floor boundary or using non-compliant apparatus result in penalties to the final score.
- Detailed tables provide scoring and intervention procedures to determine final individual and group scores.
This document outlines policies and procedures for procurement under the Sindh Basic Education Program (SBEP). It establishes the Program Management and Implementation Unit (PMIU) to manage procurement for school construction projects funded by USAID and the Government of Sindh following the damage caused by 2010 floods. The PMIU will ensure transparency and compliance with relevant procurement rules. A Program Steering Committee provides oversight and the PMIU is led by a Program Director to implement the program and monitor construction in 8 districts of Sindh.
This document provides the procedures manual for HCC Procurement Operations. It outlines the mission, vision, purpose and authorities for procurement at HCC. It defines key terms and establishes standards for ethics, conflicts of interest, procurement methods and processes. The manual describes the different types of purchase orders and requisitions, timetables for competitive bidding and proposals, and guidelines for drafting specifications and handling mistakes in bids. It aims to ensure procurement complies with applicable laws and policies in a fair, ethical and efficient manner.
This thesis evaluates the suitability of agile development methods for mobile applications. It presents improvements to an established agile method called Mobile-D, including categorizing mobile apps, including end-users in the development lifecycle, and adding performance testing. A support tool is developed to enable some improvements, providing features like performance testing for Android components, usage logging, and automatic test case generation. The goal is to improve Mobile-D and provide a more ideal mobile app development methodology and useful development tools.
This study guide provides an overview of key concepts for the TOGAF Business Architecture Level 1 certification. It covers topics such as business modeling, business capabilities, value streams, information mapping, and developing a business architecture using the TOGAF Architecture Development Method. The guide is intended to help readers prepare for the TOGAF Business Architecture Part 1 examination and achieve the TOGAF Business Architecture Level 1 credential.
SPi Global partners with companies to maximize the value of their content online and offline. With escalating costs of
production and printing, changing customer preferences, and the need to adapt, SPi Global enables organizations to exploit
and invest in new media technology. With a complete suite of digital, publishing, content enrichment, marketing and
customer support services, we help companies gain a competitive advantage through our unique and innovative solutions.
Green Computing Research project is a simulated case that allows prospect IT project managers to have a hands on practical experiences on managing project. It involves the use of project management best practices and utilizing different tools and software packages required to get a project successfully done.
This document provides an overview of the project plan for developing an online hotel room booking system. It discusses the scope, objectives, and problems with the current manual system. It then describes the proposed computerized solution and outlines the tasks involved in project planning and control, including quality assurance plans, documentation standards, programming standards, and project management. It also discusses scheduling, risk management, requirements analysis, process and data modeling, testing approaches, and references. The overall aim is to develop a system that can efficiently manage all hotel activities and operations.
This document provides an overview of the MSF for Agile Software Development v5.0 Process Guidance. It begins with an introduction to agile principles and values. It then describes the Scrum framework and engineering practices like continuous integration, testing, and modeling. The document outlines artifacts like work items and roles like the Product Owner. It concludes with sections on meetings in the Scrum process. In over 99 pages, it serves as a comprehensive guide to applying agile processes and practices based on frameworks like Scrum and XP.
This document provides an introduction to business modeling concepts and a comparison of the Unified Modeling Language (UML) and the Integration DEFinition (IDEF) family of languages for business modeling. It defines key terms like business models and processes. It also discusses how business models can provide requirements for information systems and support business improvement vs innovation. The document outlines some important business concepts and the relationship between business and software architecture.
The document describes the development of a business process application to manage employee leave requests. It outlines the 5 phases of development: requirements analysis, process modeling, data management, user interface design, and testing. For process modeling, it shows the "happy path" of approval and alternative paths for refusal. It also defines the roles of employee, manager, and HR officer as lanes in the process model. The application will automate the existing manual leave request process and integrate with external systems using connectors.
This document provides a summary of best practices for software deployment based on IBM's experience working with customers. It discusses the importance of software deployment and outlines a three-phase software deployment method. The phases are: Phase 0 - Prepare for Deployment, Phase 1 - Refine and Promote the Plan, and Phase 2 - Deploy Software. For each phase, it describes the steps, owners/participants, inputs/outputs, and benefits. It also covers defining roles and responsibilities, establishing a software deployment team, developing a deployment plan, and realizing value from successful deployment. The goal is to help customers drive deployment success and get the most value from their software.
Microsoft Office Enterprise 2007 is a productivity suite that includes Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2007 as well as Groove 2007 and OneNote 2007. Groove 2007 allows teams to collaborate in shared workspaces containing tools like files, discussions, meetings and calendars. OneNote 2007 is a digital notebook for gathering notes, audio, video and other content. It features shared notebooks for collaboration and powerful search capabilities. Office Enterprise 2007 aims to help users work more efficiently together and manage increasing amounts of information.
This document provides a strategic analysis of Rakuten Kobo. It finds that Kobo faces two main strategic issues - stagnating e-book sales as the market matures, and diminishing market share due to increasing competition from Amazon. If no changes are made, Kobo's profits will continue declining and it risks being divested by its parent company Rakuten. The analysis recommends that Kobo establish strategic partnerships and synergies with Rakuten's other businesses like e-commerce, video streaming and travel to leverage their respective strengths and counter Amazon's dominance in the e-book market.
Camtasia Studio is a screen recording software that allows users to capture their computer screen and audio. It provides higher quality recordings than alternatives. Users can choose to record their entire screen, specific windows, or custom regions. Recordings can include voice narration and be annotated later. Camtasia Studio offers many presets and output format options. It provides a more flexible and customizable experience for creating instructional videos compared to other screen recording tools.
Emergency Planning
Independent Study 235.b
December 2011
FEMA
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Emergency Planning Page i
Page
Course Overview ......................................................................................................................... 1
Unit 1: Course Introduction
Introduction ................................................................................................................................ 1.1
How To Take This Course ......................................................................................................... 1.1
Case Study: Why Plan? ............................................................................................................ 1.4
Course Goals ............................................................................................................................. 1.6
Goal Setting ............................................................................................................................... 1.6
Activity: Personal Learning Goals ............................................................................................. 1.7
Unit Summary ............................................................................................................................ 1.8
For More Information ................................................................................................................. 1.8
Unit 2: The Planning Process
Introduction and Unit Overview .................................................................................................. 2.1
Mandates: Incident Management and Coordination Systems .................................................. 2.1
The Emergency Planning Process ............................................................................................. 2.5
Who Should Be Involved? .......................................................................................................... 2.6
How To Get the Team Together .............................................................................................. 2.10
How Should the Team Operate? ............................................................................................. 2.11
Activity: Organizational Roles and Individual Skills ................................................................. 2.14
Unit Summary .......................................................................................................................... 2.15
Knowledge Check .................................................................................................................... 2.16
Unit 3: Threat Analysis
Introduction and Unit Overview .................................................................................................. 3.1
The Threat Analysis Process ..................................................................................................... 3.1
Step 1: Identifying Threats .................... ...
Emergency planning independent study 235.b ronak56
This document provides an overview and table of contents for an emergency planning course through FEMA's Independent Study Program. The course aims to train emergency management personnel in developing an effective emergency planning system and covers fundamentals of the emergency planning process including conducting threat analyses, developing basic plans and annexes, and implementing instructions. The table of contents outlines the seven units that make up the course, which cover topics like the planning process, threat analysis methodology, components of basic plans and annexes, and how to develop implementing instructions.
Smart Speaker as Studying Assistant by Joao ParganaHendrik Drachsler
The thesis by Joao Pargana followed two main goals, first, a smart speaker application was created to support learners in informal learning processes through a question/answer application. Second, the impact of the application was tested amongst various users by analyzing how adoption and
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2. Table of Contents
Training Agenda...............................................................................................................................8
PART I) OpenIDM hands-on......................................................................................................8
Part II) Building all the different connector................................................................................9
Part III) Reconciliation................................................................................................................9
Part IV) SQL connectors...........................................................................................................11
Part V) Rule and Role Provisioning..........................................................................................12
Part 6) WorkFlow......................................................................................................................12
Part 7) Hardening – Security.....................................................................................................13
1) Getting Started with with OpenIDM.........................................................................................15
1.1) Presentation........................................................................................................................15
Prerequisites..............................................................................................................................15
1.2) Installing openIDM............................................................................................................15
1.3) OpenIDM Directory hierarchy...........................................................................................15
1.4) Starting openIDM..............................................................................................................16
1.5) OpenIDM useful Information............................................................................................17
Exercises :.................................................................................................................................17
Exercise 1 : openIDM infrastructure....................................................................................17
Exercise 2 : openIDM installation........................................................................................17
Exercise 3 : Starting openIDM.............................................................................................18
2) Discovering openIDM World....................................................................................................19
2.1) Overview - What is OpenIDM all about ?.........................................................................19
2.2)Managed Objects................................................................................................................19
2.3) Connectors.........................................................................................................................19
2.5) Mappings.......................................................................................................................20
2.6) Accessing to openIDM as administrative user...................................................................20
2.6.1) Dashboard..................................................................................................................20
2.6.2) Configure Tab.............................................................................................................21
2.6.3) Manage Tab................................................................................................................22
2.7) Accessing to openIDM as normal user..............................................................................24
Exercises :.................................................................................................................................25
Exercise 1 : Using the admin user........................................................................................25
Exercise 2 : Creating a new User.........................................................................................25
3) OpenIDM Architecture..............................................................................................................26
3.1) Overview............................................................................................................................26
3.2) OpenIDM infrastructure using OSGI Framework.............................................................26
3.2) OpenIDM Modules............................................................................................................27
3.3) OpenIDM Core Services....................................................................................................27
3.3.1) Managed Objects :.....................................................................................................27
3.3.2) Object Model..............................................................................................................28
3.3.3) Mappings....................................................................................................................28
3.3.4) Synchronization and Reconciliation..........................................................................28
3.3.5) Workflow....................................................................................................................28
4) Connector – Using an XML Connector.....................................................................................29
4.1) Overview............................................................................................................................29
4.2) Exercise..............................................................................................................................29
5) Connector – Using an LDAP Connector...................................................................................34
5.1) Overview............................................................................................................................34
openDJ installation...............................................................................................................34
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3. 5.2) Bringing up DJ LDAP Connector......................................................................................34
5.3) Viewing the connector Data...............................................................................................37
5.4) Rest command to query ldap connector data.....................................................................38
6) Connector - using an SQL connector using groovy..................................................................39
6.1) Overview............................................................................................................................39
6.2) Prerequisite........................................................................................................................39
6.2.1) maven and mysql.......................................................................................................39
6.2.2) mysql-connector-java-5.1.41-bin.jar driver...............................................................39
6.3) Exercise..............................................................................................................................39
6.3.1) Connecting to mysql database....................................................................................39
6.3.2) mysql hrdb database preparation....................................................................................40
7) Connector – Using an AD connector.........................................................................................45
7.1) Overview............................................................................................................................45
7.2) Prerequisite........................................................................................................................45
7.3) Test to access to AD machine............................................................................................45
7.4) AD provisioning file..........................................................................................................46
7.5) Display AD data within AD connector..............................................................................46
7.6) Other way to bring up AD connector.................................................................................49
8) Mapping and Reconciliation......................................................................................................50
8.1) Overview............................................................................................................................50
8.2) Mapping - XML to Managed User....................................................................................50
8.2.1) Sync.json file – Mapping File....................................................................................50
8.2.2) Creating an XML mapping to Managed User Object Mapping File..........................50
Properties :............................................................................................................................53
Association :.........................................................................................................................53
Behaviors..............................................................................................................................53
8.2.3) Adding properties to the Mapping..................................................................................55
8.2.3.1) adding new attribute property.............................................................................55
8.2.3.2) Adding transformation script to the authzroles..................................................55
8.2.3.6) Adding a default password.................................................................................57
8.3) Running Reconciliation.....................................................................................................57
8.3.1) Creating a Managed User object................................................................................57
8.3.2) Running « Read-Only Reconciliation ».....................................................................58
8.3.3) Running Reconciliation using the default policy.......................................................60
8.4) Creating a synchronization mapping (OpenIDM – LDAP)...............................................61
8.4.1) Overview....................................................................................................................61
8.4.1) Prerequisite.................................................................................................................61
8.4.3) OpenDJ installation and Configuration......................................................................61
8.4.4) Creating a mapping from IDM to LDAP...................................................................62
8.4.5) Mapping attribute Grid Properties.............................................................................65
8.4.6) Add onCreate – Situtional Event Script.....................................................................66
8.5) openIDM – OpenDJ Reconciliation..................................................................................67
8.5.1) Checking openIDM – OpenDJ reconciliation............................................................67
8.5.2) openIDM – OpenDJ Implicit Sync............................................................................68
8.6) Adding some new XML users............................................................................................68
8.6.1) Adding 2 new users to the XML file..........................................................................68
8.6.2) Running the Reconciliation........................................................................................69
8.7) Managed User - Linked System........................................................................................71
8.7.1) Managed Users...........................................................................................................71
8.7.2) Checking Managed User............................................................................................72
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4. 8.8) Adding description field to Managed User Object............................................................74
8.8.1) Adding attribute description to the Managed User Object.........................................74
8.8.2) Make Attribute viewable............................................................................................75
8.8.3) Check that description property on Managed User....................................................76
8.8.4) Check the description attribute value on LDAP........................................................76
8.9 Using the CLI......................................................................................................................77
8.9.1) Running the Reconciliation command from the CLI.................................................77
8.9.2) Accessing to the Managed Users using the CLI........................................................77
9) AD - IDM - OpenDJ..................................................................................................................79
9.1) Presentation........................................................................................................................79
9.2) Requirements.....................................................................................................................79
9.3) AD provisioning connector configuration.........................................................................80
9.4) AD connector user data verification..................................................................................81
9.5) Synchronization file sync.json...........................................................................................82
9.6) Reconciliation on AD mapping.........................................................................................82
9.7) Understanding reconciliation error message......................................................................84
9.8) Fixing the errors – Running Reconciliation.......................................................................85
9.9) Propagation of AD User to LDAP.....................................................................................87
9.10) Performing an update on an AD user – Implicit Synchronization...................................88
10) OpenIDM – AD Mapping........................................................................................................90
11) Scripted SQL Connector - Reconciliation...............................................................................91
11.1) Overview..........................................................................................................................91
11.2) MySQL environment.......................................................................................................91
11.3) Mysql Database Preparation............................................................................................91
11.3.1) Checking mysql database.........................................................................................91
11.3.2) Creating hrdb database.............................................................................................92
11.3.3) MySQL Connector...................................................................................................92
11.4) Scripted SQL connector creation.....................................................................................92
11.5) Run the example..............................................................................................................94
11.5.1) Reset the SQL database............................................................................................94
11.5.2) Checking data at SQL Level.........................................................................................94
11.5.3) Verify data at SQL connector level...............................................................................95
11.6) Performing Reconciliation..........................................................................................95
11.7) REST API Queries...........................................................................................................96
11.7.1) _queryId= query-all-ids............................................................................................96
11.7.2) QueryFilter – Global query......................................................................................96
11.8) QueryFilter – Filtering the request...................................................................................98
12) Using the SQL database table connector – Running reconciliation........................................99
12.1) Create a contractor database ;..........................................................................................99
12.2) Database Table Connector.............................................................................................100
12.3) Creating a mapping........................................................................................................105
12.4)Performing a REST Query on Database Table connector..............................................106
12.5) Performing Reconciliation (Read only mode)...............................................................106
12.6) Run Reconciliation « Default Actions ».......................................................................109
12.7) Adding a new attribute to User Managed Object...........................................................111
13) LiveSync Process...................................................................................................................115
13.1) Overview........................................................................................................................115
13.2) Using LiveSync..............................................................................................................116
13.2.1) Configuring LiveSync............................................................................................116
13.2.2) Enabling Auto-sync on MySql Database ..............................................................118
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5. 13.2.3) Modification of SQL attribute................................................................................118
13.2.4 LiveSync configuration on OpenIDM using Admin UI interface..........................119
13.2.5 Querying LiveSync on OpenIDM using Rest API call...........................................119
13.2.6 displaying LiveSync on OpenIDM information......................................................120
13.2.6 Enabling LiveSync on OpenIDM using REST API................................................120
13.2.7 Verification that LiveSync is enabled......................................................................121
13.2.8) LiveSync in action.................................................................................................121
13.3) Using the scheduler to run liveSync..............................................................................123
13.3.1) LiveSync Scheduler file..............................................................................................123
13.3.2) Example of LiveSync Update................................................................................124
13.4) Checking Log files upon LiveSync...........................................................................125
13.5) Using LiveSync with openDJ........................................................................................126
4.3.1. Setting Up OpenDJ.......................................................................................................126
14) Custom endpoint....................................................................................................................127
14.1) Overview........................................................................................................................127
14.2) openidm instance................................................................................................................127
14.3) Construction of the custom endpoint.............................................................................128
14.3.1 Curl custom query...................................................................................................128
14.3.2 Providing a test script..............................................................................................128
14.3.3 endpoint recording verification – cli.sh validate.....................................................129
14.3.4 test of the custom endpoint URL.............................................................................129
15) Rule Provisioning..................................................................................................................131
15.1) Overview...................................................................................................................131
15.2) openidm instance...........................................................................................................131
15.3) Adding new attributes to Managed User schema...........................................................132
15.4) adding a transformation script.......................................................................................133
15.4.1) adding new custom grid attribute...........................................................................133
15.4.2) adding transformation script..................................................................................135
15.5) Reconciliation – user Provisioning................................................................................138
16) Role and assignments............................................................................................................140
16.1) Overview........................................................................................................................140
16.2) Role in more details.......................................................................................................140
16.3) Assignment in more details............................................................................................141
16.4) Use case example...........................................................................................................143
16.4.1) LDAP ICF connector password.............................................................................143
16.4.2) Requirements.........................................................................................................144
16.4.3) Run Reconciliation.....................................................................................................145
16.5) Assignment creation (EmployeeType)...........................................................................145
16.6) Definition of a Role (Employee Role)...........................................................................146
16.7) adding an assignment to the role employe Role............................................................147
16.8) Adding a user to a role...................................................................................................147
16.8.1) Getting the value _Id of bjensen............................................................................147
16.8.2) Assigning role to bjensen.......................................................................................148
16.8.3) Display of Managed user object bjensen...............................................................148
16.9) LDAP provisioning........................................................................................................149
16.10) Adding new assignment attributes (Employee Assignment).......................................150
16.11 Adding a new managed user to the role employee........................................................152
16.12) Removing a role from a user.......................................................................................154
16.12.1) Getting the _id......................................................................................................154
16.12.2) Removing the Role from bjensen.........................................................................155
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6. 16.12.3) Verification...........................................................................................................155
17) Sample Provisioning WorkFlow............................................................................................157
17.1) Presentation....................................................................................................................157
17.1 ) start the workflow example..........................................................................................157
17.2) Configure FakeSMTP Email server...............................................................................157
17.3) Configure openIDM email settings...............................................................................157
17.4) Run reconciliation for users and roles...........................................................................158
17.4.1) Reconciling Roles..................................................................................................158
17.4.2) Reconciling Users – (Manager First).....................................................................158
17.4.3) Reconciling Users (Employees).............................................................................159
17.5) View the newly-created data..........................................................................................160
17.6) Check the workflow process definition.........................................................................161
17.7) Initiate Workflow Process..............................................................................................162
17.8) Observing administrative tasks and workflow created..................................................163
17.8.1) Task assignment.....................................................................................................163
17.8.2) Observing workflow tasks.....................................................................................163
17.8.3) observing Workflow process..................................................................................164
17.9) Workflow approval task.................................................................................................165
17.9) User1 Notification dashboard...................................................................................165
17.10) Workflow approval – Authorization Roles..................................................................167
17.11 Difference between Provisioning Role and Authorization Role...................................168
17.12) Some important files (conf directory)..........................................................................169
sync.json.............................................................................................................................169
workflow.json.....................................................................................................................169
process-access.json.............................................................................................................170
18) Workflow – Running a workflow from the reconciliation Process.......................................171
18.1) Presentation....................................................................................................................171
18.2) Starting openIDM with samples/sample9......................................................................171
18.3) Contractor on boarding process.....................................................................................171
18.4) Running reconciliation...................................................................................................171
18.4) Examining Active Workflows........................................................................................172
18.5 Checking MyTask user list (using admin CLI)..........................................................173
18.6) Performing approval process using CLI........................................................................174
18.7) Checking user Provisionniong.......................................................................................174
18.8) Some specific points to be noticed................................................................................175
19) Activiti designer.....................................................................................................................176
19.1) Overview........................................................................................................................176
19.2) Installing activi designer plugin into eclipse.................................................................176
19.3) Creating a simple Project workflow..............................................................................176
19.4) Using the palette (first steps).........................................................................................176
19.5) Producing a bar file........................................................................................................177
19.6) Testing new workflow in openIDM...............................................................................177
20) Hardening for Production......................................................................................................178
20.1) Using a Sql Database.....................................................................................................178
20.2) Running Health monitoring Check................................................................................180
20.3) Starting openIDM as a background process.......................................................................180
20.3.1) starting openIDM as background process on the command line...........................180
20.3.2) using create-openidm-rc.sh....................................................................................180
20.4) Security...............................................................................................................................180
20.4.1) openidm keystore........................................................................................................181
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7. 20.4.2) conf/boot/boot.properties file.....................................................................................181
20.5) Performing regular backups...........................................................................................183
20.6) Additional security measure..........................................................................................183
Annex 1 – SMTP Client configuration........................................................................................184
Annex 2 : Useful Rest Calls........................................................................................................186
Annex 3 - Installing OpenDJ.......................................................................................................187
Annex 4 - How to deploy windows 2012 AD on virtualbox.......................................................191
Annex 5 – AD connector : differences with template provisioning file......................................193
Annex 6: References....................................................................................................................194
Annex 7: Building Scripted SQL Connector file examples.........................................................195
Overview ................................................................................................................................195
Building samples/sample3 connector......................................................................................195
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Compiling successfully...........................................................................................................196
Annex 8: Requirements...............................................................................................................198
Software..................................................................................................................................198
Hardware:................................................................................................................................198
Pointers :......................................................................................................................................199
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