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Storage and exchange of financial information: issues and required standards

This article is devoted to the analysis of the problems of storage and exchange of financial information in the context of the modern financial market. The article examines in detail the most common problems faced by companies, banks and other financial institutions that store and exchange financial information. For each problem, it describes its impact on the financial system and proposed standards that can help solve the problem. In addition, the article also examines blockchain technology in detail and its possible use in the context of storing and exchanging financial information. The conclusions of the article state that solving the problems of storing and exchanging financial information is an important task for ensuring the stability of the financial system, and the use of blockchain technology can be an effective solution to achieve this goal.
CREATING A SUPPLIER UTILITY METRIC AND RESEARCHING IT TO WORK WITH SEGMENTS

According to Marketplace Research 2022, the e-commerce segment is growing rapidly, but sellers don't always understand what factors affect liquidity. Developing a recommendation system and set of measures based on seller usefulness will potentially improve service quality, positively impact the consumer experience, help the marketplace increase seller support and interaction with sellers, and improve the marketplace's competitiveness and reputation. The purpose of the study is to create a seller usefulness metric to further build a recommendation system and develop a set of measures to work with segments of sellers. Results: the algorithm for assessing the usefulness of the seller can be used to create a recommendation system and develop a set of measures that improve the quality of services and the potential profit of the site.
TECHNOLOGIES FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOFT SKILLS FOR FUTURE SPECIALISTS IN THE ORGANIZATION OF WORK WITH YOUNG PEOPLE

Based on the research, the article describes the motivation and expectation of students who entered the first year in the direction of training organization of work with youth. Flexible skills that are important for a future specialist according to students, teachers and employers have been identified. Based on an expert survey of employers in the field of youth policy, the most important ones were identified: possession of professional knowledge, creative thinking, management of one's own development, project management, teamwork and activity planning. Based on a survey of participants of the festival in the field of training "Organization of work with youth", effective technologies for the development of flexible skills were identified, suggestions for further improvement of the event were given.
Recording the Polarization State of a Photon in the Correlated Electronic States of an Array of Quantum Dots

A scheme is proposed for converting a transport photonic qubit into a stationary qubit represented by the electronic states of quantum dots (QDs). The choice of the basis states of a qubit in the form of anti-symmetric combinations of the excited states of an array of QDs ensures their stability with respect to pho-ton/phonon relaxation processes. The formation of these states is due to the Stark and Förster interactions between electrons localized in the QDs. An algorithm for the controlled transformation (recording) of a pho-ton state into the electronic states of QDs using optical and electrostatic fields is considered. The possibility of tuning the frequency of the electronic transitions in the QDs in a gallium arsenide nanostructure using metal gates and a charged cantilever needle is studied.
Effectiveness in using Continuous Integration and Deployment for software development

Purpose - The purpose of this paper is to help in providing insight on the effectiveness in using continuous integration in software development. This study aim is being completed using the help of existing journal and article, theories and literature review of effectiveness implementing the continuous integration.&#x0D; Design Approach - A total of 30 Journal and Article including literature review is been analysed using state of the art literature review methodology.&#x0D; Findings â€“ Due to limited resources and cost, the review is limited in Software development but provides avenues for future research in difference sector such as industries that required automation in their work. We also found out that the continuous delivery became popular in the current year as there a lot of software and application rises due to the booming of the smartphone technology.&#x0D; Problems Statement â€“ Even with the growth of technology some organisation still depends to the traditional method. This is because lack of expertise and no budgets. Continuous integration already exists in over a decade, but the implementation is not widely being introduce.
MATHEMATICAL MODELING USING COORDINATION MECHANISMS FOR MULTI-AGENT SYSTEMS IN SERVICE ORIENTED ARCHITECTURE

In software engineering, formal methods are mathematical based techniques used to provide the specification, development, and verification of software systems prior to the implementation. The formal methods have been used widely in software development because of its promising benefits in coherence degree and coordination between activities of software application. Coordination is a common issue in distributed cross-platform communications, which implemented in agent-based software. The study of the coordination problem is an important issue in the multi-agent system. In the current software development industry, most software products are produced with the expectation that the application will provide intelligent coordination with the minimum level of interruption. This case is not always acceptable especially for the critical system especially those that deal with complex communications that involved multiple types of participants where the partner application needs to know about the basic guide and specification of each other. The proposed solution is dealing with one of these issues as it evaluates the coordination between the partner applications where the accuracy of responding is involved. For this reason, we modeled the proposed system mathematically using Coordination mechanisms to validate and verify the system for cross-platform communications in SOA system.
Examining Financial Strategy Management: Understanding Financial Performance, Investment Decisions, and Strategic Approaches through Qualitative Description and Literature Review

This research delves into the complexities of financial strategy management through a qualitative examination and literature review, aiming to illuminate key insights into managing financial performance, investment decisions, and strategic approaches within organizations. The primary objective of this study is to provide a comprehensive understanding of financial strategy management by synthesizing existing knowledge and identifying gaps for further exploration. The research methodology involves a qualitative description and literature review, drawing upon seminal works by renowned scholars in finance, economics, psychology, and strategic management. Findings from the literature review underscore the multifaceted nature of financial strategy management, emphasizing the significance of adopting a balanced and comprehensive approach to financial performance evaluation, integrating both quantitative metrics and qualitative insights. Moreover, the research highlights the pivotal role of investment decisions in driving organizational performance outcomes, elucidating insights from modern portfolio theory, behavioral finance, and empirical studies. Additionally, the study identifies diverse strategic approaches in financial management, ranging from Mintzberg's ten schools of strategy formulation to Porter's competitive strategy frameworks, emphasizing adaptability, innovation, and strategic flexibility in navigating dynamic business environments. The research contributes theoretical insights by enriching existing frameworks and offers practical implications for managerial practice, guiding organizations in enhancing financial management practices and achieving sustainable competitive advantage.
The Impact of Microsoft Teams’ App in Enhancing Teaching- Learning English during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) from the English teachers’ perspectives’ in Jenin city

This study stresses the global impact of Microsoft teams’ app in enhancing teaching-learning English during the Coronavirus (COVID-19). As one of the preventive steps for transmitting coronavirus infection, the introduction of lockdown and social distancing has been implemented, resulting in complete paralysis of global activities. There exists a shift from the usual learning practice to online learning, especially the complete shutdown of the education system to comply with the academic curriculum. This can be cited with more online courses, workshops, meetings, etc. It should be remembered that, during this crisis, the world is fully dependent on information technology. The present research offers, therefore, an insight into the impact of Microsoft teams’ app in enhancing teaching-learning English during Coronavirus (COVID-19). Thus, the sample was chosen conveniently from the population of English language teachers and included (25) teachers, 56% of them were females, 52% ageing 31 to 40 years old, with 48% indicating a teaching experience over ten years questionnaire consisted of (15) items of one dimension developed by the researchers based on their experiences and the available literature, In addition, the teachers indicated that the most significant feature of Ms. Teams is that it enables students to share files and share content and that it includes screen sharing options that allow teachers the freedom to display what they choose during a class, indicating that it creates an interactive atmosphere between students, teachers and the community inside and outside the classroom. Furthermore, the researchers recommended using Microsoft teams’ app and giving the English language teachers, students, and parents online workshops on how to use the app, also for the ministry of education to adopt the app.
THE FUTURE: FIAT CURRENCIES OR CRYPTOCURRENCIES

This report attempts to look into the future of the global monetary system. The history and development of fiat currencies is reviewed, their strengths and weaknesses are presented, causing market stability or instability and recession, respectively. Attention is paid to the global processes affecting the traditional money markets and the accumulated experience of the institutions to deal with the crises. The increasing digitization in the industry, the economy and the daily life of every single person inevitably gives rise to the need for the use of digital currency to guarantee transactions between individual parties. The idea for these still unrealized needs was born nearly 40 years ago, and the first realization took place in 1996, when e-gold was born. Today, we have hundreds of cryptocurrencies that still operate in an unregulated market, and their legal status still varies from country to country. The desire of individual countries and banking institutions to start their legally regulated use by already developing and testing their own currencies is presented.
A Comparative Analysis of Decision Tree Classification Algorithms for Blended Learning Analytics in WEKA

This study explores the application of decision tree classification algorithms for analyzing student performance data within a blended learning environment. The analysis, conducted using WEKA 3.8.6, focused on four attributes believed to influence student performance: course type, course level outcome (CLO), topic learning outcome (TLO), and level of assessment. A comparative analysis of J48, Random Forest, and SimpleCart algorithms revealed valuable insights. J48 demonstrated efficiency in model building, while Random Forest offered a balance between interpretability and accuracy. SimpleCart achieved the highest classification accuracy but could be less interpretable. The selection of the optimal algorithm depends on the analytical goals. J48 is suitable for rapid exploration, while SimpleCart prioritizes accuracy. Random Forest offers a compromise for scenarios where both understanding and accuracy are important. This study provides a foundation for understanding student performance through decision trees and highlights opportunities for further exploration using additional attributes, rule-based learners, and other machine learning algorithms. By leveraging these techniques, educators within blended learning environments can gain a deeper understanding of student performance and tailor their practices to optimize learning outcomes.
Language Politeness of Local Tour Guides in Orangutan Ecotourism Bukit Lawang, North Sumatra: A Sociopragmatic Study

Bukit Lawang is a conservation area for orangutans located in North Sumatra, Indonesia. This research aims to examine the politeness markers used by tour guides in this area. The qualitative research method with a phenomenological approach was employed. Data were collected through observation, field notes, audio video recordings, and interviews. The findings indicate that tour guides in Bukit Lawang utilize various politeness markers, including offering assistance, expressing agreement, making requests, giving commands, refusing, apologizing, providing advice, and giving compliments. Local tour guides in Bukit Lawang also employ diverse non-verbal politeness markers, such as smiling, in their interactions with tourists. Factors influencing the use of these language politeness markers include social harmony, the desire to please tourists, social and cultural norms, professionalism, and public image. In conclusion, this study provides a better understanding of the use of language politeness markers by tour guides in Bukit Lawang Orangutan Ecotourism. The research findings can serve as a basis for enhancing tourism services and enriching knowledge about cross-cultural interactions in the context of tourism.
An Analysis on The Use of English Speech Acts Function by The Staff of Home Stay at Belumbang Tourism Village in Tabanan , Bali

The purpose of the present research was to analyze the use of English speech acts functions by the staff of home stay at Belumbang Tourism Village in Tabanan Bali. The research method applied was descriptive qualitative approach which was largely relied on the philosophy of phenomenology approach. The types of data were the qualitative ones which were in the forms of words, phrases, expressions, and sentences on the use of English speech functions. The sources of data were primary data which were directly collected from the respondents and the key informant, and the secondary data which were collected from the existing data provided by the second party. The methods used for data collection were observation, questionnaires, and interview methods. The methods for data analysis were descriptive and qualitative by using the theory of speech acts functions proposed by Searle (1983). The population of the research was 30 people. The sampling technique applied was non-probability sampling. The findings of the research were the result and the discussion showed that those 5 speech act functions, such as: assertive, directives, expressive, commissive, and declarative were used.
YouTube: An Effective CAD Training Resource

s background includes industry training and university training, and he is author of several CAD-related workbooks (reference publication).He has developed training material for the aerospace industry for the past 12 years.He has taught CAD classes in the university setting for 12 years.During the 12 years, he has developed online
Experimental Tests of the Electroweak Theory

Written for a two-semester Master's or graduate course, this comprehensive treatise intertwines theory and experiment in an original approach that covers all aspects of modern particle physics. The author uses rigorous step-by-step derivations and provides more than 100 end-of-chapter problems for additional practice to ensure that students will not only understand the material but also be able to apply their knowledge. Featuring up-to-date experimental material, including the discovery of the Higgs boson at CERN and of neutrino oscillations, this monumental volume also serves as a one-stop reference for particle physics researchers of all levels and specialties. Richly illustrated with more than 450 figures, the text guides students through all the intricacies of quantum mechanics and quantum field theory in an intuitive manner that few books achieve.
A Case Study In Stoichiometry Course Using Excel And Power Point Presentation

Abstract NOTE: The first page of text has been automatically extracted and included below in lieu of an abstract Session 3513 A Case Study in Stoichiometry Course Using Excel and Power Point Presentation M. Hossein Hariri Department of Chemical Engineering Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Terre Haute, IN 47803 Abstract Production of syngas from coal was considered as a case study project for the stoichiometry course. In this case study we showed the students how to divide a complex process such as above to smaller single units as the first step. The flowsheets of each single unit was drawn on a slide using Microsoft Power Point. Then we showed how to produce spreadsheets for the single units in an Excel workbook and link the spreadsheets together. With Power Point Presentation we could present the flowsheet of a single unit and switch to the corresponding Excel sheet for the calculations in a Windows 95 environment. The linkage of the spreadsheets are useful for parametric studies on the overall process. Introduction This case study was assigned to sophomore students in order to reinforce the material they learn in the stoichiometry course. The case study problem involves the production of syngas from coal1. The syngas produced in this case study is intended to be used downstream in the production of methanol. A case study of this sort takes a considerable amount of time and effort from students. In the past case studies were either not assigned to students in stoichiometry class or the assignment came late in the term. The result was, therefore, a marginal engagement of students. In order to improve the situation, we decided to assign the project right from the beginning of the course. The intent was that the students can work on parts of case study as they make progress in the course. This requires a careful sequence of materials to be assigned. We designed a proper sequence assisted by spreadsheet format and Presentation slides. Application of spreadsheets in sophomore year not only helps students to improve their computation skills, but also facilitates scale up of the process as well. Preparing the Case Study in an Assisted and Proper Sequence The detail of the process of production of syngas from coal, which was the subject of case study, is given in the reference1. In this process ground coal is fed to a gasifier to react with oxygen at high pressure and temperature (in the order of 6000 kPa and 1000oC) to make syngas containing carbon monoxide, hydrogen, carbon dioxide and water vapor in 1
Factors Influencing Engineering Faculty’s Use Of Tablet Pcs

This paper reports on a study of Tablet PC (TPC) usage by twenty engineering faculty members at a large land-grant university in the mid-Atlantic region of the United States.The purpose of this study is to explore how engineering faculty choose to use TPCs, the faculty's perceptions of TPC use, and the factors related to the faculty's use of TPCs in engineering classrooms.The faculty are volunteers, representing eleven different engineering disciplines.The authors applied both qualitative and quantitative methods to identify the factors that influence TPC use.The research findings reveal that the percent of class time in which the TPC is used is significantly correlated with the faculty's perceived ease of use (r=.429, p<.05), perceived usefulness (r=.454, p<.05), and self-efficacy in TPC use (r=.520, p<.05).Individual interviews with the faculty support the relationships found in the correlational analysis.Possible explanations for these findings are presented and discussed.
Preparing For Emerging Technologies: A Grass Roots Approach To Enhancing K 12 Education

Abstract NOTE: The first page of text has been automatically extracted and included below in lieu of an abstract Preparing for Emerging Technologies: A Grassroots Approach to Enhancing K-12 Education Abstract In the summer of 2004, Tennessee Tech University joined a partnership that included five, mostly rural, Tennessee county school systems to assist them with the development and implementation of a program called “Preparing for Emerging Technologies.” The primary objectives of the program were to: • enhance the rigor and relevance of existing K-12 curricula by incorporating content from emerging fields of technology, including nanotechnology, biotechnology, information technology, and others; • encourage students to pursue careers related to science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM); and, • develop a better-prepared workforce in order to attract new industry and business to the partner counties. The efforts of this group resulted in a series of three professional development workshops for teachers and two summer enrichment programs for high school students. The first workshop focused on the need for including the emerging technologies in the existing curricula, the second on providing teachers with the background information and materials needed to introduce the emerging technologies in their classrooms, and the third on providing teachers with the knowledge and materials needed to prepare specific lesson plans. A unique feature of these workshops was that teachers from all curricular areas were encouraged to participate, including English, history, and social studies. The summer enrichment programs were designed to provide high school students with exposure to the emerging technologies, encouragement toward STEM- related careers, and a college experience. More than thirty different organizations representing government, industry, and education contributed to the summer enrichment programs, providing tours, demonstrations, lectures, and hands-on activities in emerging technology research laboratories and industrial facilities located throughout the State of Tennessee. This paper presents program details, lessons learned during the first year, results of participant surveys, and plans for future programs. Introduction In the late summer of 2004, Tennessee Tech partnered with Columbia State Community College, Motlow State Community College, and school systems from Giles, Lawrence, Maury, Warren, and Williamson Counties to assist with the development and implementation of a program called “Preparing for Emerging Technologies.” The primary objectives of the program were to: • enhance the rigor and relevance of existing K-12 curricula by incorporating content from emerging fields of technology, including nanotechnology, biotechnology, information technology, and others