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Turnover and organizational commitment in the oil and gas industry in Saudi Arabia

The purpose of this research is to determine whether organizational commitment plays a major role in the high turnover rates of employees in the oil and gas industry in Saudi Arabia.For this research, 120 employees from the oil and gas industry were randomly sampled.They were then issued with questionnaire which they were supposed to fill within a period of two weeks.The analysis of the collected data revealed that Out of the 120 employees involved in the research, only 15 employees have been in the oil and gas industry in Saudi Arabia for more than 2 years.The employees that had a low level of commitment were found to be 89 while only 10 of the employees had a high level of commitment in the oil and gas industry.This was an indicator that the industry was at a high risk of high employee turnover.High employee turnover has several downsides such as increased operational costs in hiring and training of new workers, disruptions due to loss of expertise and experience and more importantly, reduced revenues and profits.In order to reduce this high turnover rates, the oil and gas industry in Saudi Arabia has to improve organizational commitment.This can be achieved by creating a strong team culture, communicating goals and expectations to employees, upholding high ethical values, encouraging creativity and innovation, providing positive criticism, and offering incentives to best performing employees.
Project scope management through pmbok

The article highlights the importance of the scope management for the success of projects and organizations, respectively. The scope/results/objectives are the important key elements of modern project management methodologies, being important tools for both project planning and control. We consider that the scope management is the set of processes that ensure the identification and structuring of project content into deliverables, milestones and activities that, systemically, ensure the expectations of stakeholders. The analysis of the evolution of the content of the project scope management is presented by the comparative-evolutionary analysis of this topic in more advanced editions of Project Management Body of Knowledge and another methodologies which are known and used internationally. The paper presents the processes that make up the scope management proposed in PMBOK's last edition and the author support the opinion that they, in general, contribute to the elaborating and insurance the realization of the project content in line with stakeholder expectations. The analysis of processes in project cost management has allowed the generalization of some ways of improvement of this domain.
Digital Literacy, Peer Confirmity, and Juvenile Delinquency Senior High School in Keritang

This study aims to determine the relationship 1) digital literacy and delinquency, 2) digital literacy and peer conformity, 3) digital literacy and peer conformity, 4) digital literacy and peer conformity simultaneously with delinquency of young high school students in Keritang District Indragiri Hilir Riau Riau. Using a correlational quantitative approach. The study population included 1148 students from 3 senior high schools in Keritang Indragiri Hilir Riau, a sample of 297 people used the Taro Yamane formula with the Random Sampling Technique. The data collection technique uses a closed questionnaire with a Likert model that has passed the validity and reliability tests. Data analysis techniques include, normality and linearity prerequisite tests, hypothesis testing using bivariate and multivariate correlations. The research results show 1). There is a significant relationship between digital literacy (X1) and juvenile delinquency (Y) with a negative relationship, namely the higher the adolescent's digital literacy, the lower the adolescent's delinquency. 2). There is a very significant relationship between peer conformity (X2) and adolescent delinquency with a positive relationship (Y). So that when peer conformity increases, the delinquent behavior of the adolescent also increases. 3). There is a significant simultaneous relationship between digital literacy (X1) and peer conformity (X2) with adolescent disability (Y) in the form of a significant positive relationship, that is, even though adolescents have high digital literacy, simultaneously they also have high conformity with peers. Similarly, it will have a positive relationship with juvenile delinquency.TRANSLATE with x EnglishArabicHebrewPolishBulgarianHindiPortugueseCatalanHmong DawRomanianChinese SimplifiedHungarianRussianChinese TraditionalIndonesianSlovakCzechItalianSlovenianDanishJapaneseSpanishDutchKlingonSwedishEnglishKoreanThaiEstonianLatvianTurkishFinnishLithuanianUkrainianFrenchMalayUrduGermanMalteseVietnameseGreekNorwegianWelshHaitian CreolePersian // TRANSLATE with COPY THE URL BELOW Back EMBED THE SNIPPET BELOW IN YOUR SITE Enable collaborative features and customize widget: Bing Webmaster PortalBack// This page is in Swedish Translate to English AfrikaansAlbanianAmharicArabicArmenianAzerbaijaniBengaliBulgarianCatalanCroatianCzechDanishDutchEnglishEstonianFinnishFrenchGermanGreekGujaratiHaitian CreoleHebrewHindiHungarianIcelandicIndonesianItalianJapaneseKannadaKazakhKhmerKoreanKurdish (Kurmanji)LaoLatvianLithuanianMalagasyMalayMalayalamMalteseMaoriMarathiMyanmar (Burmese)NepaliNorwegianPashtoPersianPolishPortuguesePunjabiRomanianRussianSamoanSimplified ChineseSlovakSlovenianSpanishSwedishTamilTeluguThaiTraditional ChineseTurkishUkrainianUrduVietnameseWelsh Always translate Swedish to EnglishPRO Never translate Swedish Never translate ejournal.uin-suska.ac.id
Ontology alignment with semantic and structural embeddings

Ontology alignment is essential for data integration and interoperability across multiple applications across diverse disciplines. In recent decades, significant advancements have been made in the development of advanced methods and systems for ontology alignment. Empirical results have suggested that ontological semantics can be effectively employed to enhance the alignment process. Besides, structural information is crucial for ontology alignment as it reflects the relations among adjacent concepts in the ontology. Previous works are mainly based on external lexicon and predefined rules based on ontological structure. Recently, deep learning has imposed positive impacts on ontology alignment and obtained substantial improvement. This paper proposes a new method based on ontology embedding incorporating the semantic and structural features. It utilizes the distance between the embedding of two ontological concepts to be aligned as the criterion for alignment. The proposed method is used to align two widely used food ontologies and three Chinese food classification ontologies. The experimental results show that our method enhances the performance compared to several state-of-the-art alignment systems, demonstrating the importance of learning semantic representation and structural representation. Furthermore, the proposed method is evaluated on several different tracks of the Ontology Alignment Evaluation Initiative (OAEI), and experimental results show that our method outperforms other baselines in effectiveness. The data and code can be obtained from: https://github.com/haozhigang1111/Ontology-Alignment.git.
Deep Discrete Wavelet Transform Network for Photometric Stereo

Photometric stereo aims to estimate the per-pixel surface normal map of 3D objects via changing the illuminated light directions. Prevalent methods adopt deep neural networks to extract the shading cue features and reconstruct the surface normals. However, previous methods do not consider the frequency of the surface structure, i.e., the complexity of the shape. Simply applying a trained network to all kinds of objects often leads to inter-frequency conflicts and blur in surface normal estimation. This paper presents a discrete wavelet transform-based photometric stereo network (DWTPS-Net) to handle the input photometric stereo images in both the spatial and frequency domains. In DWTPS-Net, we extract shading features from images and also decompose the images using discrete wavelet transform (DWT), which can preserve spatial information naturally, to better extract high-frequency information. We design separate CNN-based feature-extraction modules for the input images and for the different frequency information of the input images via DWT. Ablation studies and experiments on a widely used benchmark dataset show that DWTPS-Net achieves superior performance in surface normal estimation, in terms of mean angular error metric.
AN OVERVIEW OF THE TYPES AND METHODS OF FRAUD PREVENTION FOR ONLINE SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZED BUSINESSES

This article aims to investigate fraud prevention practices for small and mediumsized businesses by e-commerce sellers in the United States.Small and mediumsized businesses are businesses that are often identified as having fewer than 500 employees, lower annual revenue than large businesses, and a less complex organizational structure.Small and medium-sized businesses play a vital role in the economy by creating jobs, driving innovation, and supporting local communities.Since the Internet provides a wide range of "contactless" business activities, the urgency of combating fraud in this area is very important.Currently, small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) make up a huge segment of the U.S. economy -44 % of GDP, about half of all employment, and half of the roughly $370 billion in total technology spending.Small and medium-sized businesses have been hit hard by the current economic difficulties and are now weighing every purchase more carefully.Recent research by consulting firm McKinsey found that 37 percent of small and medium-sized business owners cite inflation as their biggest concern -the highest percentage in 40 years.One in five expect growth to slow and talent a challenge amid the Great Attrition.Intense financial pressures during the economic crisis have led to an increase in fraud, according to a survey of fraud experts by the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE).The ACFE report found a direct relationship between economic downturns and the increase in the intensity of fraudulent activity.Thus, based on the above, it can be concluded that the relevance of this research is very high.This article covers the following different types of scams, such as: Fraud with card testing; Account takeover fraud; Parcel interception fraud; Chargeback fraud; Refund fraud.
Cryptocurrency Operating Principle, Market and Risks

Over the last decade or 1 - 1.5 years, financial markets have witnessed the mass emergence of virtual currencies based on blockchain technology, also known as cryptocurrencies. The most widely known is Bitcoin, the first representative, but today there are around 22,500 other cryptocurrencies. Many people see cryptocurrencies as an investment product with a high potential return, but are not aware of their operating mechanisms and the risks involved. There is a lively debate in financial circles on whether and to what extent crypto-currencies and their markets should be regulated. This paper will provide an overview of the characteristics of cryptocurrencies, their main types, possible directions for further development and the risks they entail, based mainly on international literature.
Cabbage Waste as Raw Material for Biogas Production with Water and Chicken Manure Activator

Cabbage is the third largest commodity in North Sumatra after chili and tomatoes. in 2015 which was 70,730 tons, in 2016 the amount of cabbage production was 92,551 tons and in 2017 the amount of cabbage production was 98,325 tons, it can be seen that the trend is increasing every year. Cabbage waste that is wasted and not utilized can cause pollution and environmental pollution
The impact of indigenous culture and business group affiliation on corporate governance of African firms

Abstract Research Question/Issue This is a study of the relationship between business group ownership and constituent firms' adoption of Anglo‐American shareholder value governance in African firms at the undertaking of an initial public offering (IPO). Research Findings/Insights We find business group ownership to be associated with lower Anglo‐American corporate governance adoption by constituent firms. However, this association is reversed in the institutional context of higher tribalism, while correspondingly being exacerbated in the context of lower tribalism. Theoretical/Academic Implications We theorize that the influence of business group ownership on firms' adoption of Anglo‐American corporate governance is better understood when considering the institutional context. We highlight how informal cultural institutions are heterogeneous and thus shape the indigenous political economy and impact business groups. Specifically, we argue institutional contexts with higher tribalism are associated with more in‐group favoritism and nepotism. This association makes it critical for business group constituent firms to escape the constraints of the political economy of tribalism when attracting outside funding, leading to a higher inclination to adopt Anglo‐American governance. Contrastingly, in lower tribalism contexts, there is more universal trust across societies and an increased availability of domestic funding. Practitioner/Policy Implications Given the proliferation of business group ownership within economies worldwide, the study provides a useful framework with which to gauge the influence of business group ownership on a constituent firm's adoption of Anglo‐American governance best practice. In particular, the study emphasizes that the interdependence of formal institutional architecture and tribalism—both fundamentally associated with the demographic shape and with the incentive structures embedded within the underlying national political economy—calls for careful considerations when making national corporate governance recommendations.
The Use of Picture Media to Improve Indonesian Class III Learning Outcomes SDN 114345 Gunung Melayu, North Labuhan Batu Regency, Academic Year 2023/2024

This study aims to improve learning outcomes in Indonesian by using media images as learning media for third grade students at SD Negeri 114345 Gunung Melayu. This study uses several theories and definitions as a theoretical approach. Among them are the notion of use, the notion of image media, the notion of improving, and the notion of learning outcomes. The action hypothesis in this study is that by using image media as a learning medium, it can improve student learning outcomes in the Indonesian subject reading learning material for class III SDN 114345 Gunung Malay Labuhan Batu Utara Regency for the 2023/2024 Academic Year. This research was conducted at SDN 114345 Gunung Melayu, North Labuhan Batu District, 2023/2024 Academic Year. The subjects in this study were 10 students in class III SD Negeri 114345 Gunung Melayu and the object of this study was to improve learning outcomes in Indonesian with media images. The results of the tests carried out in cycle I contained 3 students who had completed their studies and 7 students who had not completed their studies with an average score of 56.5. The frequency value that often appears is 65-80. In cycle II, the number of students who have completed their studies is 8 students who have completed and only 2 students (8.11%) have not completed with an average score of 72.5. The frequency of values ​​that often appear has increased to 65-90. Thus there is an increase in student completeness 40.65 from cycle I.
Students' Creativity: Possibilities of a Mixed Consortium Model

In the modern world almost any professional field requires specialists who possess innovative thinking skills, who can solve non-standard tasks, who can take a fresh look at their usual activities and offer breakthrough solutions. Such specialists are especially important in the face of serious challenges of globalization, such as a pandemic. Thus, one of the important tasks of education is development of a creative, active, independent personality, ready to new forms of social life, capable of transforming reality, aimed at self-development. The purpose of the study is to develop and test a mixed model of a consortium for development of students' creative activity. The main method of study was the formative experiment. We have also used diagnostic tools taking into account the components, criteria and indicators of development of students' creativity. One hundred sixty-seven people took part in the experiment, of which 87 were students of Kazan Federal University, 80 people were students of Vyatka State University. The result of the article is the mixed consortium model for development of students' creative activity, which allows teachers to use active learning strategies and include students in progressively more complex educational online activities that ensure development of learning motivation, creativity and creative skills.
Implementation of Sound Effects and Voice Over Techniques in Creating Motion Graphic “Budidaya Ayam Kampung Unggul Balitbangtan”

In the current era of technological advances used to provide information has grown very rapidly. Various kinds of media are used, one of them is Motion Graphic. The motion graphic entitled "Budidaya Ayam Kampung Unggul Balitbangtan" aims to make people aware of how to cultivate Ayam Kampung Unggul Balitbangtan. Motion graphics have several important things, one of which is voice-over and sound effects, because they can convey messages well to the community. In the process of making it can start with designing, then proceed with production and end with product testing. The making of this motion graphic refers to the method from the e-book Motion Graphics Budidaya Ayam Kampung Unggul Balitbangtan. Voice-over and sound effects used greatly affect the final result of the motion graphic made Both of them can present the topics that are displayed to the public and the public can understand the intent and purpose of this motion graphic. Voice-over cannot only be applied to motion graphics but can also be applied to commercial videos.
Design and Build an Application for Introduction to Endemic Indonesian Flora and Fauna Based on Virtual Reality

Virtual Reality is a technology used in today's application development. Virtual Reality allows users to fully engage in a 3D visual environment and perform various activities. Indonesia has approximately 515 species that are threatened with extinction based on data on the IUCN website. The purpose of this research is to introduce rare biodiversity in Indonesia through a Virtual Reality-based application to reduce extinction rates. In the process of making applications, the authors use the SDLC (Software Development Life Cycle) Waterfall model, which is a software development model with organized and structured stages. SDLC Waterfall stages include needs analysis, planning or design, implementation, and testing, including 3D creation and integration with Unity3D. Testing is applied to the black box testing method. From the trials conducted, this application can run smoothly on computers and laptops with minimal specifications. The results of testing the application involving several respondents with an average percentage value of 87.67% are feasible and effective in making this application an educative media. This application is expected to increase public awareness about Indonesia's natural wealth as well as become an interesting and innovative educational tool.
Teacher’s Strategies in Improving Students’ Reading Interest in Class III A Students at SD Negeri 105268 Telaga Sari, Kutalimbaru District, Academic Year 2022/2023

Increasing interest in reading must start with self-motivation in reading so that it can trigger the importance of reading for students and society. This study aims to determine the efforts made by the class teacher to increase the reading interest of class III A students at SD Negeri 105268. This research was conducted using the qualitative descriptive method. The results showed that the teacher had made several efforts to increase students' interest in reading, namely by retelling what students read, giving books according to their interests, giving gifts in the form of books, and doing literacy every hour of learning. So, it is necessary to carry out more varied activities to increase students' interest in reading by making in-depth observations about students' habits and something that attracts their attention.
Are there biases in designs of biometric technologies?

Biometric technologies permit the identification of people through static raw samples.As a fast-emerging and promising technology, biometrics are steadily becoming more common, especially in security and military industries.However, the popularization of biometrics has also raised ethical concerns such as marginalization, privacy erosion, and autonomy.Ethical concerns here are related to the question of whether technological artifacts are value-neutral or value-laden.This issue has been discussed by philosophers of technology and technoethicists.Although there are some philosophers of technology like Joseph Pitt, who asserts the Value-Neutrality Thesis regarding technological artifacts, there are others like Langdon Winner, who discusses that the design of the artifacts is shaped with biases in the article "Do artifacts have politics?." Bruno Latour also talks about "delegating" ethical values to nonhumans in the design process by giving examples of an automatic door opener and a speed bumper.In this article, we argue that in biometric technologies these ethical concerns come from discriminatory biases that consist in digital program design decisions by focusing on the literature of philosophy of technology and technoethics.