Use of information systems
Use of information systems as tools to improve and measure leadership skills acquisition through medical simulation
... goals of teaching using ...means of their interactions and ...retention of new knowledge compared with traditional ...aware of the need to develop forms of learning that are rooted in ...
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Information systems in healthcare. The case of INEM: use of mobile systems
... entry of information about that ...return of an incoming call that was interrupted or lost due to a technical ...stream of false calls, and another some negligence in giving information ...
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Organizations Redesign and Building of Information Systems
... one of the most problematic topics because society does not use a good model to handle time, since we have multidimensional layers with great level of ambiguity and ...multiple of weeks; ...
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Natural Information Processing Systems
... secondary information, the inter-relation between the borrowing and reorganizing, randomness as genesis and environmental organizing and linking principles can describe how higher level cognitive processes ...
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Extensible Metadata Repository for Information Systems
... The use of an adequate information model combined with XML technologies to represent, validate and process metadata provides the repository with the extensibility and flexibility to ensure compliance ...
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Master Management Information Systems
... introduction of dynamic capability definition, other definitions were proposed but almost every single one appeared as merely a complement to the existing one (Ambrosini et ...Some of the definitions ...
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Master in Information Systems 2016
... can use to expand curriculum, to employ student-centered, problem-based and active learning methods in the ...amount of groups will not get to the correct answer, teacher may ask them to give arguments to ...
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Next-Generation Driver Information Systems
... one of the most important means of transportation in the ...Hundred of millions of people in the world use a car, a bus or any kind of road vehicle to go to work every ...one ...
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A Comparative Analysis of University Information Systems within the Scope of the Information Security Risks
... the use of a remote desktop as a security vulnerability in the analysis, it is seen as a factor of danger at the most of the ...that use remote desktops generally use virtual ...
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Geographic Information Systems and Science
... Geographic information systems (GIS) were seen as a panacea for quite a long ...we use several network services such as a Web Map Service (WMS) or Web Feature Service (WFS), which distribute network ...
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Five Roles of an Information System: A Social Constructionist Approach to Analysing the Use of ERP Systems
... way of thinking about how information systems are used in ...computerised information systems are viewed as ...understanding of the structuration process ...very use it ...
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The role of information systems in non-routine transit use of university students: Evidence from Brazil and Denmark
... frequency of transit use included frequency to mandatory and non-mandatory ...form of payment for transit use, residential location and monthly ...transit use patterns elicited the ...
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Information systems for public transport users
... representation of the pedestrian’s reality and therefore a more realistic experience they also contribute for a more secure navigation for the pedestrian by giving him directions for safe crossing of ...
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The Role of Ontologies for Designing Accounting Information Systems
... researchers of this domain consider that ontology is an explicit, shared specification of a conceptualization and one use of the ontology is to define a universe of ...case of ...
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Information Systems in University Learning
... f) Information systems give greater potential, both quantitative and qualitative to the information offered to decision ...the information exactness, reality, as well as speed of answer ...
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Management control and information systems integration of an acquired subsidiary under information systems diversity: a case study
... strand of literature claims that ERP systems have significant effects on the processes of design and use of MCS (Quattrone and Hopper, 2001; Caglio, 2003; Scapens and Jazayeri, 2003), ...
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Geographic information systems in health
... capacity of PAHO will be increased and more information will be available in different formats to orient ...result of their promotion and support, there will be an increase in the number of ...
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Evaluation of Information Retrieval Systems
... One of the challenges of modern information retrieval is to adequately evaluate Information Retrieval System (IRS) in order to estimate future performance in a specified application ...
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INFORMATION MANAGEMENT IN DISASTER AND DEVELOPMENT: GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS
... The information to be analysed should be carefully chosen ...analysis of seismic activity and population or human-made constructions would not represent an accurate hazard mapping for earthquakes if ...
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The use of geographical information systems for tourism marketing purposes in Aveiro region (Portugal)
... Geographical Information Systems are tools that allow a better decision making process, accessing politicians and managers in tourism development and providing integrated touristic ...development of ...
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