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Perceived organizational support for the employee engagement of MSMEs with dual mediating effects of innovative work behavior and emotional intelligence
Authors: Malathi M. , Padhy Prabir Chandra
Published: August 2024

In India, particularly in MSMEs, a strong emphasis is placed on maintaining employee engagement to ensure an organization's success. This study examines how workplace assistance affects employees' effective company participation. This research proposes studying innovation work behaviour (IWB) and emotional intelligence as mediating variables. These factors influence employee satisfaction (ES) and organizational effectiveness (OE). A few years ago, "employee engagement" was essentially unimportant. Today, it defines a considerable organization's success or failure. Then, the structural features including the POS which is vital to functionality, are examined. This research was deepened by the convenient direct sampling of 300 Indian SME employees. This analysis revealed the odd and multifaceted features of the situation. This remark makes sense if organic POS is a system of BWI and EI interactions. They relate to linking BWI and EI. Many employees who find their organizations supportive have greater job engagement. An individual's sphere of influence and impact range is limited to their comprehension of the environment or commercial entrepreneurship; thus, he or she always has high emotional intelligence. Adhering to our leader's ideas has helped us feel like a team and achieve more while enhancing our time management, responsibility, and competitiveness. Funding institutions must recognize and prevent factual disclosure in their complicated structures. This study scrutinizes the complex bonds among emotional intelligence (EI), intrapreneurial behaviour (IB), and organizational efficiency in India's burgeoning MSME sector. Previous research should have shown that these two aspects are linked. This inquiry into the interaction between these two factors will expand the investigation's results. The following research emphasizes the importance of organizational support in MSME operations. We enjoy life by mixing numerous things, even though it is essential. This reveals that creativity, emotional intelligence, and job creation require help. MSMEs can contribute to the sustainable development goals (SDGs) and gain a competitive edge by developing a knowledge system to address environmental uncertainties.
A bibliometric analysis of safety performance in the government sector
Authors: Abdullah Khairul Hafezad , Zulkifly Syazwan Syah , Harith Siti Hawa , Shamsudin Mohd Salahudin , Hasan Nor Halim
Published: August 2024

This study conducts a bibliometric analysis focusing on safety performance within the government sector, drawing on data from Scopus and Web of Science (WoS). Analyzing publication productivity, thematic areas, influential authors, leading research institutions, and prevalent keywords, our findings reveal a substantial increase in safety performance publications, particularly notable trends emerging in recent years. Key themes include "road safety," "risk management," and "safety culture," reflecting evolving priorities within governmental safety performance research. Additionally, "factor analysis" is observed alongside "safety climate" and "construction safety," suggesting a methodological shift in examining safety practices within construction-related governmental activities. Furthermore, "benchmarking" is associated with various safety domains, indicating a holistic approach to safety performance improvement. Mapping research collaboration among authors from different countries unveils distinct clusters, highlighting regional partnerships and global networks. Notably, Canada appears as an isolated cluster, while Europe demonstrates a collaborative network, and Southeast Asia and Oceania exhibit regional cooperation. East Asian countries also showcase collaboration, as do countries from different continents, emphasizing global partnerships in safety performance research. These collaborative efforts are crucial for advancing safety performance, knowledge, sharing best practices, and addressing common challenges within governmental contexts. This analysis offers valuable insights for policymakers, practitioners, and researchers interested in enhancing safety performance and fostering a culture of resilience within government entities.
Enhancing algorithmic reasoning and critical thinking through game- based learning: A graph theory approach
Authors: Renganathan Krishna Kumari , Karuppiah Janaki , Lakshminarayanan Jeyanthi , Pathinathan Mahimairaj
Published: August 2024

In recent years, the educational landscape has witnessed a transformative shift with the emergence of game-based learning (GBL) as a dynamic and effective strategy. This innovative educational approach engages students in a captivating manner, fostering the acquisition of essential skills vital for their intellectual growth.      Among these skills are problem-solving, critical thinking, and algorithmic reasoning, which play pivotal roles in preparing students for the challenges of the modern world. This research article takes a pioneering step by delving into the integration of graph theory concepts into educational games. This approach is conceived as a novel method to amplify cognitive skills, offering a unique blend of theoretical knowledge and practical application. Graph theory, renowned for its abstraction and representation of relationships between entities, brings a fresh dimension to the educational gaming experience, promising enhanced learning outcomes for students. The core objective of this study is to meticulously explore the impact of graph-based educational games on students' overall learning outcomes. Furthermore, the research endeavors to assess how these immersive games contribute to the development and application of algorithmic thinking in real-world scenarios. By seamlessly integrating graph theory into the fabric of educational games, this study aims to uncover the potential synergies between engaging gameplay and the cultivation of critical cognitive skills.
Corruption and anti-corruption policies in current Vietnam
Authors: Duong Le Dinh , Ha Do Thi Thu , Ha Tran Thi Thuy
Published: August 2024

Corruption is a pervasive issue around the world with far-reaching consequences that can affect the economy, politics, and society as a whole. Like many developing countries, Vietnam has been experiencing corruption for years, and despite efforts to combat it, it remains a serious problem. Currently, Vietnam is a rapidly developing country with a fast-growing economy. Corruption threatens to derail this progress and undermine citizens’ trust in their government institutions. This research offers an analysis of corruption in Vietnam at present, including its causes, manifestations, and consequences. Additionally, we examine the various anticorruption measures Vietnam has implemented, including institutional and legal reforms and public awareness campaigns. Under the Communist Party's leadership, Vietnam has implemented various anticorruption policies. The Party has established the Central Steering Committee on Anti-corruption, which is responsible for overseeing the implementation of anti-corruption policies. The Party has also introduced new laws and regulations to combat corruption and increase transparency in government agencies and businesses. The Party has also encouraged whistleblowers to report corruption and has implemented measures to protect them from retaliation. We evaluate the effectiveness of these measures in reducing corruption and promoting good governance. In conclusion, corruption is a significant challenge in Vietnam, and the Communist Party's leadership has been central to the country's anticorruption efforts. The Party has implemented various policies and initiatives to combat corruption, but more needs to be done to address this issue effectively.
Studying the interaction of art with sociocultural and political processes
Authors: Kobzei Nataliia , Andrushchenko Tetiana , Vashchenko Kostiantyn , Sosnytskyi Yurii , Parkhomenko Iryna
Published: August 2024

Art and politics are two different parts of the same thing - society. Their interaction is connected with the processes taking place in the state. Society can only develop with both art and politics. Therefore, these two completely different categories must complement each other in close cooperation. The relevance of this study is determined by the transformations currently taking place in Ukraine in the social and cultural spheres. Although Ukraine is going through difficult times, art continues to develop thanks to politics. The article aims to study the interaction of art with sociocultural and political processes. Politics is a sphere of influence where public interests are actively functioning. The development of culture depends on certain moods that dominate in society and the level of cultural processes. Even during the war, art should develop; therefore, government bodies and political leaders must work hard to ensure the development of culture and art. For any state, the development of art is, first of all, a demonstration of its power, national identity, and spiritual and material wealth. Art can reflect cultural values and society's identity, preserve and transmit the heritage from past to future generations, and form a collective memory. The role of politics in this process is vital since the well-coordinated work of the state mechanism, reasonable use of funds, particular influence on cultural processes, and their preservation and enhancement can help to achieve coordinated work in the cultural and political spaces. This article defines the concepts of "culture," "art," and "politics." The authors have studied the influence of material and intangible culture on society's development. They also searched for ways of interacting between culture and art in the sociocultural space. The article is focused on the different opinions on the interaction between art and politics. The study described the feasibility of developing and supporting art during the war in Ukraine.
Ensuring confidentiality and data security in economic analysis of business entities: Challenges and solutions
Authors: Portovaras Tetiana , Kocherov Mykhaylo , Diegtiar Oleg , Kizyma Viktoriia , Bakay Vitaliy
Published: August 2024

In today's world, where digitization permeates all spheres of our lives, the issue of confidentiality and data security becomes particularly relevant. The significant dependence of businesses on the processing and analysis of large volumes of data necessitates a complete understanding of the risks associated with their storage and processing. Given this circumstance, the present investigation focuses on identifying and scrutinizing the primary obstacles and measures to guarantee data confidentiality and security within the economic analysis of business entities. The topic's relevance is enhanced by the constant development of technologies and the increasingly palpable growth of cyber threats, which require the development of innovative approaches and methods of information protection. The analysis conducted in this study allows us to establish that the main challenges for ensuring data security include not only technical aspects but also the need to balance confidentiality and usability, as well as between centralized and decentralized data storage. It has been revealed that adequate confidentiality requires a comprehensive approach, including modern encryption technologies and authentication and the development of internal security policies and employee training programs. The study's conclusions underscore that ensuring data confidentiality and security requires coordinated interaction between technical solutions and organizational measures. Emphasis is placed on the importance of innovative technologies, such as artificial intelligence and blockchain, for enhancing security levels. The obtained results have significant practical implications for business entities, enabling them to develop and implement effective data protection strategies. For further research, it is proposed to focus on developing adaptive protection models capable of resisting the changing conditions of the digital environment.
Turkish intervention strategy in Northern Syria (2011-2023 AD)
Authors: Fraihat Eman , Qaddori Hussein Latif , Fraihat Bassmah Ozbi , Aljribia Ahmad Abdullah , khatlan Surrayah hussameldeen bin
Published: August 2024

This study aimed to explore Turkish intervention strategies in northern Syria from 2011 to 2023. It addressed motives, stages, forms of intervention, and dimensions. This study examined the reasons behind the convergence between Turkey and Syria since late 2021. This study utilized descriptive, analytical, and decision-making methodologies. The findings indicate that the Turkish intervention in northern Syria was part of a Turkish strategy based on considerations and interests. Intervention was a means to achieve these interests, which included immediate and long-term goals. These goals encompassed dispelling risks and concerns related to border and national security, particularly concerning the potential establishment of a Kurdish entity in northern Syria.
The role of international institutions in stabilising the global legal order: Assessing impact and effectiveness
Authors: Dzhyhora Olha , Kuchmenko Vitalii , Kovalchuk Volodymyr , Melnyk Viktor , Hrab Mariia
Published: August 2024

Abstract The article delves into the complexities of defining legal world order and security in the aftermath of the Cold War, investigating how the notion of security has broadened in the era of globalisation. It aims to evaluate different theoretical frameworks concerning international security and their adaptation to changes in the global environment. The research uses dialectical and hermeneutic principles to dissect the topic. It employs systemic-structural and functional methods to explore the involvement of international organisations in global security. A range of research methodologies, including analogy, historicism, formal-logical analysis, and situational analysis, are employed to delve into the studied matters. The article underscores various significant discoveries, notably the waning influence of the United Nations (UN) as a comprehensive global institution today. It stresses the importance for the global community to confront the geopolitical shifts and difficulties of the 21st century. Presently, global politics are marked by enduring instability, and the current peacekeeping and conflict resolution mechanisms need to demonstrate more in tackling contemporary hybrid challenges and threats. The article concludes by asserting that the current framework for handling international affairs needs to be revised to meet the demands of the 21st century. It emphasises the necessity of simplifying interactions among independent nations, updating collaborative institutions, and forming a capable supervisory entity to bolster global security. The research advocates for establishing fresh international legal standards covering diverse areas of global cooperation and reinforcing international organisational frameworks to address evolving global issues. The successful and prompt execution of these strategies is deemed crucial for the well-being of humanity in the future.
Assessment of the authenticity of ordinary bonds as evidence in Jordanian law
Authors: Al-Freihat Mohammad Shafiq , Al-Wahshat Ziad Mohammad , Megdad Mohammad Ali Bani , Al-Shamayleh Ghaleb Moh’d Yasin A. , Balas Hashim A. , Samadi Essa Al , Aleissa Talal Yassin , Asouli Saleem Abed Alrahman Saleem
Published: August 2024

This study examined the role of ordinary bonds in proofs and showed that they have legal validity when a requirement exists: writing or signature; however, this authenticity is described as temporary authenticity. invalidity", whereby such validity would be waived if his validity was challenged by express denial or falsification. If the ordinary bond is valid, that authenticity reverts to the bond, His legal strength has become stronger than before, and he has addressed the scope of the authenticity of ordinary bonds between his parties and others when challenging his validity by denial or forgery, set out the arbitrator's power to assess the validity of the ordinary bond when challenged by denial or forgery. This study also discussed the authenticity of ordinary bond images in proof. This study found that the normal bond is only an argument for others if the date. Is fixed: The ordinary document should have no authority to prove except in certain cases, in which it has the same authenticity.
An overview of human and organizational determinants in business intelligence adoption
Authors: El Malki Abdelhamid , Touate Samira
Published: August 2024

Business intelligence (BI) attracts both researchers and practitioners due to its ability to analyze data and generate critical insights that support informed business decisions. However, despite its acknowledged value, Business intelligence adoption (BIA) rates and the consistency of success stories vary considerably across countries. The literature over the past decade has shown that BI adoption has increased, but there is a significant lack of success. The objective of this study is to understand the factors influencing business intelligence adoption, especially considering the changes in organizational structures and human characteristics imposed by relevant changes and requirements. This paper is a comprehensive review of articles published between 2012 to 2022 in leading academic databases such as ScienceDirect and Web of Science aimed at investigating the factors influencing BI adoption. The PRISMA model and Kitchenham's guidelines deployed for the selection of these articles. The selected articles summarized and analyzed using content analysis. This study identified over fifty key determinants, with a specific focus on organizational and human aspects. Organizational size, top management support, and organizational readiness are the most frequently mentioned organizational factors. As for human factors, perceived ease of use, educational level, and computer literacy were prominent. By outlining these critical factors, this research will help managers and researchers make informed decisions that facilitate successful business intelligence system (BIS) implementation.
Immunosuppressive drugs and cancer risk
Authors: Karmore Sakshi M. , Mude Gaurav S. , Date Pranali R.
Published: August 2024

The use of immunosuppressive medications is an area of interest for organ transplantation. These medications have been repurposed for the treatment of cancer in recent years. In the context of cancer therapy, the use of immunosuppressive medications such as cyclosporine, tacrolimus, sirolimus, mycophenolate acid mofetil (MMF), mycophenolate, and azathioprine is discussed. Treatment for cancer frequently includes methods designed to use the immune system to find and destroy cancer cells. Cancer cells can, however, avoid immune surveillance and eradication because the tumor microenvironment frequently has immune-suppressive components. Drugs that suppress the immune system, which were initially designed to avoid organ rejection, have demonstrated potential for obstructing these inhibitory pathways and boosting antitumour immune responses. Tacrolimus and cyclosporine, two immunosuppressive medications frequently used in transplantation, have potential anticancer effects. The immune system and stifling tumor-promoting inflammatory responses, can prevent tumor growth, angiogenesis, and metastasis. Another immunosuppressive drug, sirolimus, has shown anticancer effects by reducing angiogenesis and tumor cell growth while promoting immune-mediated tumors. Mycophenolate medicines, such as MMF and mycophenolate, have strong immunosuppressive properties. By inhibiting the enzymes responsible for purine production, these enzymes aim to inhibit lymphocyte proliferation. By altering immune cell function and reducing tumor growth, these medications have demonstrated promise in the treatment of cancer. Azathioprine, a medication that suppresses the immune system and is frequently used to treat autoimmune illnesses, has also been investigated as a possible cancer treatment. Although immunosuppressive medications have potential in the treatment of cancer, their usage needs to be carefully addressed due to potential side effects and the delicate balance between immune suppression and antitumour action. The immune system plays a crucial role in identifying and eliminating abnormal cells, including those associated with cancer.
The Philippines’ diplomatic strategy toward the US and China: From theory to reality
Authors: Anh Do Thi , Bao Tran Thai , Kiet Le Hoang , Binh Nguyen Tuan , Hiep Tran Xuan
Published: August 2024

China and the Philippines have a long history of relations. This relationship has developed and achieved many significant milestones despite many ups and downs. China’s rise began approximately 2010 when it surpassed Japan to become the world’s second largest economy after the United States. This has drawn the attention of countries in the region seeking opportunities from China’s development. Moreover, to realize its strategic ambitions as a great power in the 21st century, China had to set strong goals, with the economy as the driving force behind all development activities. The Philippines, a neighboring country with many characteristics suitable for China’s political, economic and diplomatic goals, became an important factor in China’s rise. In implementing a policy of closer relations with China, the Philippines could not ignore the influence of the United States. The Philippines is one of the United States’ Asian allies, along with Japan, South Korea and Australia, and is a driving force behind the United States’ policy of increasing dominance in the Asia-Pacific region. This article will focus on the impact of the United States on China and the Philippines, as well as the process of Philippine–China relations in many fields, with a focus on politics–diplomacy, economy and security–defense in the first two decades of the 21st century.
Advancements and challenges in understanding gastrointestinal stromal tumors: A comprehensive review
Authors: Raut Atash , Meshram Supriya , Raut Preeti , Thakre Avinash
Published: August 2024

The most common mesenchymal tumor affecting the gastrointestinal system is gastrointestinal stromal tumor (GIST). Although GISTs are a relatively new type of tumor, the under understanding of these tumors has increased quickly. Nevertheless, there is a dearth of research on this illness in India, and the majority of treatment plans are based on studies performed on populations outside of the nation. Since the 1990s, considerable progress has been made in our knowledge of the lineage of origin of the GIST domain. According to recent research, multipotent mesenchymal stem cells are the source of GISTs, which are thought to occur in 10-20 cases per million people annually. With the overexpression of the tyrosine kinase receptor KIT in intestinal Cajal cells, GISTs are the most prevalent malignant subepithelial lesions (SELs) in the digestive tract. GISTs can have a variety of morphologies, such as rhabdomyosarcoma, angiosarcoma, or undifferentiated pleomorphic sarcoma, which makes diagnosis difficult. However, new developments in molecular targeted therapy have transformed solid tumor oncology and provided exciting new avenues for treatment. To differentiate dedifferentiated GISTs from other gastrointestinal malignancies, this review paper will address current immunohistochemical markers and provide an outline of the morphologic and molecular features of these tumors. The findings also emphasize the importance of GIST genetic testing, progressive surgical approaches, adjuvant and neoadjuvant therapy for localized disorders, and metastatic condition-addressing methodologies. This article's major body explores the impact of imatinib therapy, the rarity of GISTs in pediatric patients, imaging methods for staging and monitoring, and difficulties with treating anorectal GISTs. This study highlights how crucial it is to pinpoint particular molecular subtypes to inform therapeutic choices for adjuvant and metastatic therapies.
Paradiplomacy in the border: Overcoming forest fire in West Kalimantan – Sarawak border through the Sosek Malindo cooperation
Authors: Yagoza Sean , Maksum Ali
Published: August 2024

This paper analyses the policies of the West Kalimantan Provincial Government in overcoming forest fires through the Indonesia-Malaysia Socio-Economic Cooperation (Sosek Malindo) on the West Kalimantan-Sawak border in 2019-2023. Forest fires are a regional issue but have transboundary impacts on neighboring countries. To overcome this, the West Kalimantan provincial government is implementing several cooperation strategies with the state of Sarawak to address forest fires on the border. The theory used is the concept of paradiplomacy and border management. This is a literature study with qualitative descriptive analysis methods and secondary data. With regard to cooperation, Sosek Malindo used forest fire prevention programs in three ways: socialization, regulation, and collaboration. Regarding its structural organization, Sosek Malindo still has some obstacles in managing border areas. Moreover, the local government must determine its cooperation policy to prove that paradiplomacy can be implemented in managing a state border area. This article assists other researchers in researching forest fire management on the West Kalimantan-Sarawak border through Sosek Malindo cooperation. Additionally, it suggests a combination of paradiplomacy concepts for managing border areas.
Unraveling the complexities of financial innovation and digital transformation within banking systems
Authors: Al-Ansi Abdullah M. , Garad Askar , Jaboob Mohammed
Published: August 2024

The objective of this comprehensive review is to examine the intricate relationships among operational efficiency, financial innovation, and digital transformation in the banking sector. Through a systematic literature review spanning from 2000 to 2024, this study synthesizes diverse findings from global scholars. Key findings highlight the interconnectivity of these elements, with AIS adoption improving operational efficiency through data accuracy and timely decision-making. The impact of financial innovation on banking performance is contingent upon regulatory dynamics, emphasizing adaptive strategies. Digital solutions such as big data analytics and blockchain drive socioeconomic progress, bridging gaps in wealth management. Challenges include navigating legacy systems, privacy concerns, and innovation-related risks. Theoretical implications suggest that financial institutions must strategically adopt digital technologies, considering regulatory dynamics and fostering innovation. Robust AIS systems optimize processes, while digital lean operations enhance efficiency. Leveraging digital solutions requires careful consideration of data quality, privacy, and ethical use. The study's importance lies in providing adaptive strategies necessary to manage risks and embrace opportunities in the evolving financial landscape. Ultimately, this study establishes a comprehensive framework for understanding the intricate dynamics of operational efficiency, financial innovation, and digital transformation in modern banking, offering valuable guidance for financial institutions navigating the complexities of the digital era.
Digital character assassination in the Jordanian law
Authors: Al-Amawi Ahmad , Balas Hashim
Published: August 2024

One of the rights inherent in a legal personality is the ability to maintain the individual's dignity and treat himself with respect, regardless of his social status. The rise of cybercrime has made it possible to launch digital attacks on someone's honor or reputation, creating a need for rules that limit what can be posted on personal pages and websites. The adoption of Cybercrime Law No. 17 of 2023 shows that Jordanian lawmakers have been proactive. Through the use of a descriptive and inductive analytical approach, this research demonstrated the uniqueness of this legislation, which prohibits the distribution or attribution of any works aimed at defaming a person’s reputation. Presenting an incorrect image of the targets and isolating them socially is the deliberate moral destruction of a person, organization, institution, or social group through spreading rumours, fabricating accusations, and manipulating data and facts. This procedure is similar to the deliberate assassination of individuals. Lawmakers in Jordan have tightened penalties for the perpetrators of this crime and those who helped commit it. The study found that although the goal of character assassination and the crime of digital defamation is to harm the victim's reputation and dignity, there is a significant difference. Character assassination differs from digital defamation in that it requires a specific goal: the moral destruction and social isolation of the targeted individual. This paper aims to clarify the term character assassination, analyze the legislative text that explicitly criminalizes it, identify the elements of this crime and how it is committed, verify the criminal protection procedures decided by the Jordanian legislator, and explain the reasons that prove these crimes. This paper relied on the descriptive approach in studying the phenomenon. Character assassination and gathering information related to this field.
The evolution of financial technology: A comprehensive bibliometric review of robo-advisors
Authors: Mathew Liance , Govindan Viswan M. , Jayakumar Aravind , Unnikrishnan Umesh , Jose Jobin
Published: August 2024

This bibliometric study delves into the rapidly evolving domain of robo-advisors—digital platforms that offer automated, algorithm-driven financial planning services with minimal human intervention. Utilizing a robust dataset extracted from Scopus, the research employs the PRISMA flow chart methodology for meticulous screening, inclusion, and exclusion of relevant studies. Advanced bibliometric analysis tools such as Biblioshiny, VOSviewer, and CiteSpace are employed to conduct the analysis, facilitating a multifaceted examination of the literature. The findings of this study are extensive and informative, covering various aspects of the research on robo-advisors. It highlights the annual scientific production, identifying trends and growth patterns within the field. The study also spotlights the most productive authors and sources, shedding light on the leading contributors to the discourse on robo-advisors. Furthermore, it provides insights into the most globally cited documents, author cocitations, and keyword co-occurrences, revealing the core themes and discussions shaping this area of study. Significantly, the research identifies keywords with the strongest citation bursts and offers network visualizations of cited authors, showcasing the dynamic interactions within the academic community. Timezone and timeline views of cited journals and country collaborations offer a geographical and temporal perspective on the research landscape. Through these analyses, the study uncovers identified research gaps and practical implications, guiding future investigations and the practical application of robo-advisors in the financial industry.
Pedagogical innovation in the context of higher education 4.0: A systematic literature review
Authors: El Moutchou Kaoutar , Touate Samira
Published: August 2024

Higher education is experiencing a revolution in teaching practices. At the same time, the problem of improving learning has become a debate for many researchers, especially in the context of the industrial revolution. This period of revolution requires a new form of education—education 4.0—based on innovative new approaches. Research on innovation in the academic world has also undergone some evolution since the 2000s. Previously, pedagogical innovations in higher education were not well received. This article proposes a systematic analysis of the literature published between 2013 and 2023 using PRISMA guidelines to ensure the reliability of our results. Content analysis of the 30 selected articles. The results of our study indicate that the adoption of innovations in the academic field remains a crucial issue. Education 4.0 has facilitated innovation, and this observation presents promising prospects for enhancing the quality of education by focusing on the implementation of these innovations, adaptation and resilience to change, the development of skills necessary for Industry 4.0, creative thinking, and digital literacy for future students.
An assessment of employee discern for internal marketing strategies in software export companies
Authors: Devarakonda Udaya Bhaskar , Patro Chandra Sekhar , Katta Rama Mohana Rao
Published: August 2024

The enormous progression of the communication and technology sector in post economic transformation, specifically in software and service exports, has had an impact on India's economic growth. Companies in the software business are constantly driven to deliver better service as customer expectations continue to rise. For success in the marketplace, businesses must integrate their offerings and differentiate themselves. The research intends to assess employees' insights into internal marketing strategies deployed by software export companies that serve customers and evaluate the effect of employees’ demographics on the company's internal marketing initiatives. The results reveal that the respondents have a significant impression of the eight identified dimensions related to internal marketing strategies, and the demographics also show a significant association with the internal marketing initiatives of software export companies. The outcomes of the research could assist management in strengthening their internal marketing processes and developing key initiatives to better serve customers.
PENGOLAHAN RECYCLE PAPER MENJADI KERAJINAN TANGAN PAPIER MACHE CLAY SEBAGAI MEDIA PENUNJANG PEMBELAJARAN SBDP DI SEKOLAH DASAR NEGERI 6 NANGA NUAK KECAMATAN ELLA HILIR KABUPATEN MELAWI
Authors: Seran Eliana Yunitha , Awang Imanuel Sairo , Pelipa Emilia Dewiwati , Marganingsih Anna
Published: August 2024

AbstrakBerbahan dasar lempung kertas (paper clay) adalah bahan untuk karya ukir yang murah dan praktis, dibuat dari kerta, lem, dan air. Lempung kertas dapat menggantikan bubur kertas lembaran (paper mache) untuk mendapatkan hasil yang lebih halus dan realistis. Hanya membutuhkan waktu sekitar lima menit untuk membuat lempung kertas. Lempung kertas ini juga akan mengering di udara menjadi permukaan keras tertentu yang kemudian bisa warnai oleh siswa sesuai dengan keinginannya. Pada proses pembelajaran SBDP di Sekolah Dasar dalam rentang usia siswa yang akan diberikan pelatihan tentang pembuatan papier mache clay ini adalah siswa kelas tinggi sesuai dengan tujuan dari komptensi inti 3 (Pengetahuan) yaitu mengetahui karya seni rupa teknik tempel dan kompetensi 4 (keterampilan) yaitu membuat karya kolase, montase, aplikasi dan mozaik. Kegiatan PKm dilaksanakan pada siswa Sekolah Dasar Negeri 4 Nanga Nuak Kecamatan Ella Hilir Kabupaten Melawi.Adapun hasil dari kegiatan PKm ini adalah untuk 1) meningkatnya keterampilan guru, siswa dan mahasiswa dalam pengolahan recycle paper sebagai bahan dasar pembuatan prakarya dalam muatan SBDP di Sekolah Dasar Negeri 4 Nanga Nuak Kecamatan Ela Hilir Kabupaten Melawi, 2) meningkatnya  keterampilan dan inovasi guru, siswa dan mahasiswa pembuatan papier mache clay sebagai bahan dasar pembuatan prakarya dalam muatan SBDP di Sekolah Dasar Negeri 4 Nanga Nuak Kecamatan Ela Hilir Kabupaten Melawi AbstractBased on paper clay, is a cheap and practical material for carving works, made from paper, glue, and water. Paper clay can replace paper mache to get smoother and more realistic results. It only takes about five minutes to make paper clay. This paper clay will also dry in the air to become a certain hard surface which students can then color according to their wishes. In the SBDP learning process at Elementary Schools, the age range of students who will be given training on making papier mache clay is high-class students by the objectives of core competency 3 (Knowledge), namely knowing fine artworks, pasting techniques, and competency 4 (skills), namely making collage, montage, appliqué, and mosaic works. PKm activities were carried out for students at Nanga Nuak 4 Elementary School, Ella Hilir District, Melawi Regency.The results of this PKm activity are to 1) increase the skills of teachers, pupils and students in processing recycled paper as a basic material for making crafts in SBDP content at Nanga Nuak 4 Elementary School, Ela Hilir District, Melawi Regency, 2) increase teacher skills and innovation, pupils and students make papier mache clay as a basic material for making crafts in SBDP content at Nanga Nuak 4 Elementary School, Ela Hilir District, Melawi Regency
KEARIFAN LOKAL PEMANFAATAN GAMBIR DALAM PENGOBATAN TRADISIONAL PADA MASYARAKAT DESA SELUAN
Authors: Supraningsih Arty , Maria Anggela , Hendra Laurensius , Gandasari Adriana
Published: August 2024

Pengobatan tradisional merupakan bagian indigenous knowledge dari nilai budaya yang harus direstarikan. Desa Seluan, Kabupaten Kapuas Hulu, Kalimantan Barat merupakan salah satu desa yang memanfaatkan tanaman Gambir (Uncaria gambir Roxb) atau disebut daun Gamih oleh masyarakat tersebut sebagai tanaman obat yang dipercaya dapat menyembuhkan penyakit kulit cacar air (Varicella). Penelusuran dilakukan untuk menggali cara masyarakat Desa Seluan menggunakan Gambir sebagai obat tradisional untuk menyembuhkan penyakit kulit cacar air melalui penelitian dengan pendekatan deskriptif kualitatif. Data penelitian diperoleh melalui studi literatur, wawancara semi terstruktur dan cacatan lapangan. Studi literatur dilakukan untuk memperoleh data tentang penyakit kulit cacar air dan kandungan tanaman Gambir serta nilai kearifan lokal pengobatan tradisional. Wawancara semi terstruktur dilakukan terhadap narasumber yaitu orang yang menderita penyakit dan orang yang mengobati penyakit kulit cacar air menggunakan tanaman Gambir. Catatan lapangan dilakukan berkaitan dengan alat dan bahan yang digunakan, proses pengolahan dan proses pengobatan. Subjek penelitian dipilih secara purposive sampling. Hasil penelusuran dalam penelitian menunjukan bahwa tanaman gambir dapat menyembuhkan penyakit kulit cacar air (Varicella) dan memberikan peluang baru tanaman Gambir sebagai tanaman obat tradional yang dapat diteliti lebih lanjut.
UPAYA PENCEGAHAN TIGA DOSA BESAR PENDIDIKAN MELALUI SOSIALISASI PADA ANAK SEKOLAH DASAR
Authors: Kurniati Agusta , Oktaviani Ursula Dwi , Warkintin Warkintin
Published: August 2024

Sekolah merupakan tempat dan lingkungan serta rumah kedua bagi peserta didik karena mereka lebih banyak memiliki waktu yang dihabiskan di sekolah daripada di rumah. Namun, tidak kecil kemungkinan sekolah juga menjadi tempat yang kurang aman untuk peserta didik karena adanya tiga dosa besar dalam Pendidikan seperti Perundungan, Intoleransi dan Kekerasan Seksual. Dunia pendidikan Indonesia mengalami tantangan besar dengan adanya tiga dosa besar yaitu Intoleransi, kekerasan seksual dan perundungan adalah hal yang harus dicegah dan dihilangkan dari lembaga pendidikan. Selain mempengaruhi fisik, tiga dosa besar pendidikan juga akan mempengaruhi psikologi dan mempengaruhi perkembangan anak. Sosialisasi program kerja dalam mengikuti kampus mengajar 6 membahas mengenai bagaimana pengaruh Tiga Dosa Besar Pendidikan khususnya di SD Negeri 10 Nanga Sungai yang dimana tentunya tindakan kekerasannya akan sangat berpengaruh di dunia Pendidikan dan berdampak besar bagi masa depan Pendidikan. Dalam pelaksanaan sosialisasi kami menggunakan media video edukasi dari lembaga kemendikbudristek. Adapun tujuan dari dilaksanakannya sosialisasi tiga dosa besar adalah untuk memberikan wawasan dan pengetahuan mengenai tiga dosa besar dunia pendidikan agar para peserta didik dapat menghindari dan mencegah terjadinya tiga dosa besar pendidikan khususnya di sekolah penugasan SD Negeri 10 Nanga Sungai, Desa Saujung Giling Manik, Kecamatan Embaloh Hulu, Kabupaten Kapuas Hulu, Provinsi Kalimantan Barat.Kata Kunci: Sosialisasi, Pencegahan, Tiga Dosa Besar, Dunia Pendidikan, Sekolah Dasar.
The nature of language impairments in children with cerebral palsy: A scoping review protocol
Authors: McInerney Michelle , Pearce Wendy , Brignell Amanda
Published: August 2024

BACKGROUND: Children with cerebral palsy (CP) frequently experience language impairments which can significantly affect their communication effectiveness, academic progress and social participation. Research describing language impairments in children with CP is limited, which has direct repercussions for accurate diagnosis; and timely assessment and treatment of communication skills. OBJECTIVE: Little is known about the profile of language impairments in children with CP. This review seeks to describe language impairments in children with CP. Methods or tools that assess or measure language in children with CP will also be reported. METHODS: This scoping review will be conducted in accordance with the Joanna Briggs Institute methodology for scoping reviews. The Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analysis extension for scoping reviews (PRISMA-ScR) will be used to guide reporting. The International Classification of Functioning, Disability & Health- Child & Youth Version (2007) will be used as the conceptual framework to classify the nature of impairments. Studies that identify language impairments in children with CP (0–18 years) since the 1980s will be included. Seven relevant electronic databases and a targeted sample of the grey literature without any language restrictions will be searched. Two independent reviewers will assess articles for eligibility and three independent reviewers will extract relevant data. CONCLUSIONS: This scoping review will provide important evidence on, and describe the nature of language impairments in children with CP. It will identify language assessment tools used in diagnosing impairments in children with CP. The findings will help to inform current clinical practice, and guide future directions in research.
Controllability of some semilinear shadow reaction-diffusion systems
Authors: Hernández-Santamaría Víctor , Peña-García Alberto
Published: August 2024

The shadow limit is a versatile tool used to study the reduction of reaction-diffusion systems into simpler PDE-ODE models by letting one of the diffusion coefficients tend to infinity. This reduction has been used to understand different qualitative properties and their interplay between the original model and its reduced version. The aim of this work is to extend previous results about the controllability of linear reaction-diffusion equations and how this property is inherited by the corresponding shadow model. Defining a suitable class of nonlinearities and improving some uniform Carleman estimates, we extend the results to the semilinear case and prove that the original model is null-controllable and that the shadow limit preserves this important feature.
HNRNPA2B1 induces cell proliferation and acts as biomarker in breast cancer
Authors: Yang Yi , Zhang Yi , Feng Tongbao , Zhu Chunfu
Published: August 2024

BACKGROUND:

Numerous studies have shown that m6A plays an important regulatory role in the development of tumors. HNRNPA2B1, one of the m6A RNA methylation reading proteins, has been proven to be elevated in human cancers.

OBJECTIVE:

In this study, we aimed to identify the role of HNRNPA2B1 in breast cancer.

METHODS:

HNRNPA2B1 expression was investigated via RT-qPCR and TCGA database in breast cancer. Then, the function of HNRNPA2B1 on cancer cell was measured by CCK8 assays, colony formation and scratch assays. In addition, HNRNPA2B1 expression in BRCA was explored via the Wilcoxon signed-rank test, KruskalWallis test and logistic regression. The association with HNRNPA2B1 expression and survival were considered by KaplanMeier and Cox regression analyses. The biological function of HNRNPA2B1 was analyzed via gene set enrichment analysis (GSEA) and the cluster Profiler R software package.

RESULTS:

We found that HNRNPA2B1 was highly expressed and induced cell proliferation and migration in breast cancer. Moreover, we observed HNRNPA2B1 induced tumor growth in vivo. In addition, we also found HNRNPA2B1 expression was associated with characteristics and prognosis in breast cancer patients.

CONCLUSION:

Our findings suggested that HNRNPA2B1 promoted tumor growth and could function as a new potential molecular marker in breast cancer.
Explainable paper classification system using topic modeling and SHAP
Authors: Shin Nakyung , Lee Yulhee , Moon Heesung , Kim Joonhui , Jung Hohyun
Published: August 2024

The exponential growth of academic papers necessitates sophisticated classification systems to effectively manage and navigate vast information repositories. Despite the proliferation of such systems, traditional approaches often rely on embeddings that do not allow for easy interpretation of classification decisions, creating a gap in transparency and understanding. To address these challenges, we propose an innovative explainable paper classification system that combines Latent Semantic Analysis (LSA) for topic modeling with explainable artificial intelligence (XAI) techniques. Our objective is to identify which topics significantly influence the classification outcomes, incorporating Shapley additive explanations (SHAP) as a key XAI technique. Our system extracts topic assignments and word assignments from paper abstracts using latent semantic analysis (LSA) topic modeling. Topic assignments are then employed as embeddings in a multilayer perceptron (MLP) classification model, with the word assignments further utilized alongside SHAP for interpreting the classification results at the corpus, document, and word levels, enhancing interpretability and providing a clear rationale for each classification decision. We applied our model to a dataset from the Web of Science, specifically focusing on the field of nanomaterials. Our model demonstrates superior classification performance compared to several baseline models. Ultimately, our proposed model offers a significant advancement in both the performance and explainability of the system, validated by case studies that illustrate its effectiveness in real-world applications.
Multi-scale hierarchical model for long-term time series forecasting
Authors: Xu Jie , Zhang Luo Jia , Zhao De Chun , Ji Gen Lin , Li Pei Heng
Published: August 2024

Long-term time series forecasting (LTSF) has become an urgent requirement in many applications, such as wind power supply planning. This is a highly challenging task because it requires considering both the complex frequency-domain and time-domain information in long-term time series simultaneously. However, existing work only considers potential patterns in a single domain (e.g., time or frequency domain), whereas a large amount of time-frequency domain information exists in real-world LTSFs. In this paper, we propose a multi-scale hierarchical network (MHNet) based on time-frequency decomposition to solve the above problem. MHNet first introduces a multi-scale hierarchical representation, extracting and learning features of time series in the time domain, and gradually builds up a global understanding and representation of the time series at different time scales, enabling the model to process time series over lengthy periods of time with lower computational complexity. Then, the robustness to noise is enhanced by employing a transformer that leverages frequency-enhanced decomposition to model global dependencies and integrates attention mechanisms in the frequency domain. Meanwhile, forecasting accuracy is further improved by designing a periodic trend decomposition module for multiple decompositions to reduce input-output fluctuations. Experiments on five real benchmark datasets show that the forecasting accuracy and computational efficiency of MHNet outperform state-of-the-art methods.