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Developing learners’ attitudes and values through fairy tales
Authors: ARPENTII Tatiana
Published: April 2024

The article presents a study of fairy tales as a valuable source for training learners’ English language skills, as well as one of the possible complementary didactic materials for developing learners’ personality. Thus, the paper points out the effects of fairy tales in the English classroom and their potential to bring the whole magic world to learners, teaching them moral values and language norms and standards. Moreover, there are described some algorithms how to use fairy tales in a fruitful way to contribute to the learner’s development as a whole.
Modern international approaches to English as a foreign language
Authors: BRÂNZILĂ Carina
Published: April 2024

Tendințele moderne de predare la nivel mondial au schimbat literalmente perspectivele privind predarea limbii engleze ca limbă străină, la toate nivelurile de educație, de la învățământul preșcolar la cel terțiar. Aceste noi abordări didactice au fost adoptate de mult timp de instituțiile de învățământ private, al căror scop principal este de a oferi rezultate bune în cât mai puțin timp posibil. De acolo se extind treptat la toate instituțiile de învățământ. De exemplu, abordarea comunicativă, adoptată pentru prima dată de școlile de limbi străine din întreaga lume, a devenit încet normă în predarea limbilor străine, în special a limbii engleze. Tendințele noi interferează mereu cu cele mai vechi, și poate că există ceva bun în ambele, care trebuie păstrat și folosit în beneficiul studenților. Pandemia Covid a reprezentat o schimbare semnificativă în raport cu predarea online, iar acest lucru a dus, de asemenea, la schimbări importante în didactica limbii engleze. Ca rezultat, tehnologia și dispozitivele electronice au inundat sistemele didactice în lume și se pare că nu vor dispărea curând. În acest context, ne putem întreba care este cea mai bună abordare didactică, și dacă există o asemenea abordare? Această comunicare va încerca să facă lumină cu privire la aspectul dat și poate să ofere câteva răspunsuri.
Exploitation of the literary text in the context of discursive strategies in the English classroom
Authors: LAȘCU Tatiana
Published: April 2024

The article presents the study of the literary text from the discursive perspective. Taking into account that the speech is the place of the manifestation of the communication relationship which is very valuable for the achievement of the educational objectives, students can achieve professional performance starting from studying the discursive tools. The discursive approach constitutes a new tendency within the methodology of the English language and refers to the analysis of the literary text by means of discursive strategies. The literary text is oriented, in this sense, towards action, highlighting the functions of updating and reporting to the concrete communicative situation. In this light, the discursive strategies represent the linguistic resources used by the author in order to maximize the effectiveness of the messages. Such strategies are recurrently located in various discursive dimensions and are not limited to oral communication. Although they are not arbitrary strategies, their application in different contexts depends on the social and cultural context of the interlocutors. Thus, the text relates to socio- discursive formations, social interactions and the conditions of its production.
Heterogeneity of the class and differentiated teaching of the French language
Authors: SOLCAN Angela
Published: April 2024

To teach a foreign language means to teach students to communicate both orally and in written form in this language. In order to achieve the proposed goals, the teacher must take into account that there are no students with an absolutely identical progression. Their interests, needs and way of learning may be similar, but differ depending on different factors. Students use in their self-training process various learning techniques. There are no two students who possess the same repertoire of behavior, and the same level of performance. The motivation in attaining the goals is also different. In this sense, differentiated teaching gives the teacher the opportunity to identify the heterogeneity of the class and respond to this diversity.
Between language and theatricalisation. Glotodrama method
Authors: BOLDUMA Veronica
Published: April 2024

One of the most effective means of unlocking students and breaking down mental reserves is theater, which offers the opportunity to use the foreign language to "do something", possibly to entertain, and not just to demonstrate that the grammar rule was learned. Dramatization recreates a situation of spontaneous communication and facilitates memory and language learning. Often, in speech, the understanding of an utterance goes through the context, which requires semiotic competence, that is, the ability to recognize and relate the different linguistic and extra-linguistic codes.Theatrical language has the advantage of being close to speech due to the variety of speech opening and closing forms, the low frequency of the connective, lexical redundancy and the presence of extra-segmental features (exclamations, laughter, coughs, etc.) and in emphatic forms.The Glottodrama method simultaneously discusses all the components of the speech act and linguistic competence, harmonizing them in one of the oldest art forms, theater.
Strategies for professional training of students in the study of the French language
Authors: SAVA Anastasia
Published: April 2024

The professional training of students is a current problem in the context of the awareness of the need to transform and reposition the initial training of teaching staff in the perspective of capitalizing on multiple resources to make this process more efficient. The new paradigm of learning based on skills and methods that emphasize analysis, synthesis, problem solving are paramount in the professional training process of students, this becoming an interactive act of knowledge, based on communication, on intelligent learning with the use of ICT tools. The preparation of students in the study of the French language requires the use of methods and techniques for capturing students’ attention, motivation, creativity, analysis, synthesis, discovery of information and its processing for the development of oral communication and creative thinking in French.
The power of brand ambassador Twice influences brand image and purchase intention on Scarlett Whitening beauty products
Authors: Rosari Theodora Lady , Simamora Bilson
Published: April 2024

Previous studies have shown inconsistent results regarding brand ambassadors' influence on purchase intention. This study aims to determine the power of brand ambassadors in influencing brand image and purchase intention of beauty products. This research replicates Oktaviani and Zainurossalamia's (2021) model by differentiating the research context and using the concept of brand ambassadors, brand image, and purchase intention. With Scarlett Whitening's products in mind, the data were collected using questionnaires distributed through Google Forms to 151 respondents selected judgmentally from customers who ever bought and used Scarlett Whitening. Using Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) to analyze the data with the help of WarpPLS 8.0, the study found that brand ambassadors' power positively influences brand image and purchase intention. The author suggests companies consider adding product variants for other skin types. Future researchers can add or use different variables to enrich these research findings.
Managing Infection Complications in the Setting of Chimeric Antigen Receptor T cell (CAR-T) Therapy
Authors: Ahmed Nausheen , Oluwole Olalekan , Mahmoudjafari Zahra , Suleman Nahid , McGuirk Joseph P
Published: April 2024

Chimeric antigen receptor T-cell (CAR T-cell) therapy has changed the paradigm of management of non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma (NHL) and Multiple Myeloma. Infection complications have emerged as a concern that can arise in the setting of therapy and lead to morbidity and mortality.

In this review, we classified infection complications into three categories, pre-infusion phase from the time pre- lymphodepletion (LD) up to day zero, early phase from day of infusion to day 30 post-infusion, and late phase after day 30 onwards. Infections arising in the pre-infusion phase are closely related to previous chemotherapy and bridging therapy. Infections arising in the early phase are more likely related to LD chemo and the expected brief period of grade 3-4 neutropenia. Infections arising in the late phase are particularly worrisome because they are associated with adverse risk features including prolonged neutropenia, dysregulation of humoral and adaptive immunity with lymphopenia, hypogammaglobinemia, and B cell aplasia. Bacterial, respiratory and other viral infections, protozoal and fungal infections can occur during this time . We recommend enhanced supportive care including prompt recognition and treatment of neutropenia with growth factor support, surveillance testing for specific viruses in the appropriate instance, management of hypogammaglobulinemia with repletion as appropriate and extended antimicrobial prophylaxis in those at higher risk (e.g. high dose steroid use and prolonged cytopenia). Finally, we recommend re-immunizing patients post CAR-T based on CDC and transplant guidelines.
Length-weight relationships and biometry analysis of saddled seabream, Oblada melanurus (Linnaeus, 1758) in İzmir Bay (Central Aegean Sea of Türkiye)
Authors: Kara Ali , Bayhan Bahar , Taylan Burcu , Babaoğlu Ali Özcan
Published: April 2024

The present study presents length-weight, length-length, length-girth relationships, and biometry of male and female specimens of saddled seabream, Oblada melanurus(Linnaeus, 1758), in the Turkish Aegean Sea. The length-length and length-weight relationships were calculated by measuring 516 individuals. The total length values of all male and female O. melanurus specimens were in the range of 17.2-30.7 and 18.5-30.0 cm, respectively, and the mean values were 21.84±2.04 and 22.44±2.12 cm, respectively. The length-weight relationships were W=0.0110TL3.057 for males, W=0.0114TL3.043 for females, and W=0.0089TL3.122 for all the specimens. The results denoted a high correlation (r²=0.966; p<0.001) in the length-length relationships. Furthermore, 287 individuals (105 females and 182 males) were examined for length-girth relationships and biometric analyses. Ten morphometric characters were analyzed to analyze biometry. In conclusion, no statistically significant differences were determined in morphology between the sexes (p<0.05).
Enhancing Postpartum Health and Behavior: Evaluating The Impact of Postpartum Counselling in Eraviperoor Grama Panchayath
Authors:   Pharm D interns, Nazareth College of Pharmacy, Othera, Thiruvalla, Soman Surya , Abraham Bevan ,   Pharm D interns, Nazareth College of Pharmacy, Othera, Thiruvalla, Mathew Jomol ,   Pharm D interns, Nazareth College of Pharmacy, Othera, Thiruvalla, Thomas Riya ,   Pharm D interns, Nazareth College of Pharmacy, Othera, Thiruvalla, Jacob Dr. Philip ,   Professor & HOD, Department of Pharmacy Practice, Nazareth College of Pharmacy, Othera, Thiruvalla
Published: April 2024

This study aims to assess the effectiveness of patient counseling in improving postpartum health and behavior in the context of Eraviperoor Grama Panchayath. Postpartum health is a critical period in a woman's life, and proper care and behavior during this phase significantly influence maternal and neonatal outcomes. This research employs a mixed-methods approach, combining quantitative surveys and qualitative interviews to comprehensively evaluate the impact of patient counseling on postpartum health and behavior. Objective: Effectiveness of patient counseling on postpartum health & behavior. The quantitative aspect involves administering structured questionnaires to a sample of postpartum women who have received counseling. These surveys will focus on aspects such as maternal physical health, mental well-being, infant care practices, and adherence to recommended postpartum behaviors. The qualitative component comprises in-depth interviews and postpartum women to gain insights into their perceptions, experiences, and the challenges faced in implementing counseling interventions. It provides a deeper understanding of the nuances surrounding patient counseling in Eraviperoor Grama Panchayath. Results: The PPD was found to be 40% mild /moderate and 4% severe. Baby blues was found to be 77% prevalent. The effectiveness of counseling on overall maternal problems was found to be 96%.
Development of Rural Cultural Tourism Industry under the Digitalization of National Culture: A Case Study of the Yellow River Basin in Huyi District, Xi'an City
Authors:   1993.9 I am Malaysia city university PHD-BA. Student No.202205060085, faculty: CGS；and, work in Xi'an Traffic Engineering Institute,,Xi'an Shaanxi 710300,China, KaiLin Xue , Mun Simon Kwong Choong ,   faculty: CGS; University address: 8, Jalan 51a/223, Seksyen 51a, 46100 Petaling Jaya, Selangor)
Published: April 2024

The report of the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China made important arrangements for accelerating the construction of digital China and implementing the national cultural digitalization strategy, clearly proposing to "accelerate the development of the digital economy and promote the deep integration of the digital economy and the real economy"[7] Rural tourism is the key to promoting the breakthrough and development of the private economy and the county economy, as well as the key to promoting the adjustment, transformation and upgrading of the industrial structure. In addition, the improvement of the governance of villages near the Yellow River Basin has carried out a lot of theoretical research on the rural revitalization of the Yellow River Basin from different perspectives such as industrial prosperity, cultural inheritance, ecological restoration, and rural governance, which has laid a good theoretical support for the research and implementation of this project. However, compared with the eastern region, there are still a series of problems in the development process of rural cultural tourism in the western region, and some problems have not yet been solved. The Sixth Plenary Session of the 19th CPC Central Committee proposed that the development of the rural economy should be promoted through the development of industry so that the peasants can live a better life. Therefore, under the requirements of the governance of the Yellow River Basin and the strategy of rural revitalization, it is of great significance to study and discuss the main problems existing in the integrated development of the cultural and tourism industry in the Hubei District of Xi'an City, and put forward targeted opinions and suggestions, which is of great significance to promote the high-quality development of the cultural and tourism industry.
The Influence of Psychological Capital and Spirituality Leadership on Work Engagement with Work Meaningfulness as a Mediator
Authors:   Master of Management University of Lampung, Bandar Lampung, Indonesia, Novitasari Ertis Akasia , Jimad Habibullah ,   Master of Management University of Lampung, Bandar Lampung, Indonesia, . Ribhan ,   Master of Management University of Lampung, Bandar Lampung, Indonesia
Published: April 2024

This research aims to determine the relationship between Psychological Capital (PsyCap) and Spirituality Leadership on Work Engagement both directly and through the mediation of Work Meaningfulness among Executive Officers (PE) of Sharia People's Financing Banks (BPRS) in Indonesia. The hypothesis proposed in this research is that there is a positive relationship between psychological Capital and Spirituality Leadership on Work Engagement both directly and through the mediation of Work Meaningfulness among the BPRS PEs. The research subjects were 250 PE BPRS in Indonesia, whose minimum experience as an executive officer was 1 year. Determining research subjects used the Purposive Sampling method. Research data collection used measuring instruments in the form of the Work Engagement Scale, Psychological Capital Scale, Spirituality Leadership scale and Work Meaningfulness scale. Structural equation modeling (SEM) with the help of the AMOS 24 application to test the hypothesis that has been proposed and Direct Effect analysis is used to test the hypothesized relationship and the Sobel Test is used to test indirect variables or test mediating variables. The research results show that there is a positive and significant relationship between Psychological Capital and Spirituality Leadership on Work Engagement directly and mediated by the Work Meaningfulness variable among BPRS PEs in Indonesia. The theoretical benefit of this research is that it contributes to the knowledge of industrial and organizational psychology or knowledge about human resources psychology, especially regarding the relationship between Psychological Capital and Spirituality Leadership on Work Engagement, both directly and through the mediation of Work Meaningfulness among BPRS PEs in Indonesia.
Flexible Work Arrangements, Stress, Work-Life Balance, and Motivation: their Implications on Junior High School Teachers in the Depok Region
Authors:   Faculty of Economics and Business, Universitas Pancasila, Riskarini Dian , Trirahayu Dewi ,   Faculty of Economics and Business, Universitas Pancasila, Kurniawati Dewi ,   Faculty of Economics and Business, Universitas Pancasila, Ardianto Yuli ,   Faculty of Economics and Business, Universitas Pancasila
Published: April 2024

This study aims to analyse Flexible Work Arrangements, Stress, Work-Life Balance, and Motivation and Their Implications on Junior High School Teachers in the Depok Region. The research provides both theoretical and managerial implications as inputs for Work-Life Balance influenced by Flexible Work Arrangements and Stress as exogenous variables through Motivation as a moderating variable. The population in this study comprises Junior High School Teachers in the Depok Region, utilizing Snowball Sampling technique in an effort to gather respondents numbering more than 100. Data from these respondents are then analysed for their fit with the research model developed from the theoretical framework using SmartPLS SEM analysis. The results of this study are expected to: (1) Analyse and test all factors influencing Motivation and Work-Life Balance, namely Flexible Work Arrangements and stress, (2) Provide additional information for the Depok City Government for policy formulation regarding assessment and enhancement of motivation as well as efforts to improve teachers' work-life balance for the better, (3) Provide additional information and knowledge for Human Resource Management, especially its implications for enhancing Motivation and Work-Life Balance in schools. The hypothesis testing results prove that: 1) Flexible Work Arrangements have a positive and significant effect on work motivation. 2) Stress has a positive and significant effect on work motivation. 3) Motivation has a positive and significant effect on work-life balance. 4) Flexible Work Arrangements have a positive and significant effect on work-life balance. 5) Stress does not affect work-life balance. 6) Flexible Work Arrangements indirectly have a positive and significant effect on work-life balance through motivation. 7) Stress indirectly has a positive and significant effect on work-life balance through motivation.
The Mediating Role of Trust in Experiential Quality as a Determinant of Indonesian Online Buyers' Behavioral Intention
Authors:   Doctoral Student Of Management, University Of Bengkulu, Bengkulu Indonesia, Febliansa Muhammad Rahman , Alfansi Lizar ,   University Of Bengkulu, Bengkulu Indonesia, Salim Muhartini ,   University Of Bengkulu, Bengkulu Indonesia, Usman Berto ,   University Of Bengkulu, Bengkulu Indonesia
Published: April 2024

Merchants and sites that promote online businesses may face challenges in how to satisfy different online buyers. This research implies the organism-response (SOR) theory of stimuli, stimuli are considered as cognitive and affective reactions are organisms that measure online services and experiences in online purchases. This research is considered very important because the issue raised is how service failure, namely trust, is a phenomenon that is often heard about in this business. This research distributed 150 online questionnaires to a random sample of volunteers who had substantial online shopping experience from 15 provinces in Indonesia. The research results show that trust mediates the influence of experience quality on online buyers' behavioral intentions. The quality of experience directly influences behavioral intentions. For further research, other mediating variables need to be developed which are considered to support stimuli such as emotions and satisfaction. Big data is needed in consumer behavior segmentation.
Factors Impacting Women in Senior Leadership within the Public Sector in South Africa: A Public Sector Department Case
Authors:   University of South Africa, Janadel Street, Midrand 1686 South Africa, V Ngalo Vuyiswa, , L Mtsweni Lindy ,   University of South Africa, Janadel Street, Midrand 1686 South Africa
Published: April 2024

This study sought to assess the factors impacting women in senior leadership within the public sector in South Africa, using a particular Department as a case study. The study used a qualitative approach, where data was gathered using semi-structured interviews and analysed using thematic analysis. The main finding was that women in leadership have limited access to networks and mentorship opportunities, and unequal pay and compensation. These challenges were found to have various implications for women leaders as well as for the organisation and society.
Comparative characteristics of axial spondyloarthritis and psoriatic arthritis with axial involvement
Authors: Gubar Е. Е. , Korotaeva Т. V. , Dubinina Т. V. , Vorobyeva L. D. , Tremaskina Р. О. , Agafonova Е. М. , Korsakova Yu. L. , Loginova Е. Yu. , Sakharova К. V. , Sablina А. О. , Smirnov А. V. , Erdes S. F. , Urumova М. М. , Glukhova S. I.
Published: April 2024

Objective – to compare clinical characteristics of patients with axial spondyloarthritis (axSpA)/ankylosing spondylitis (AS) and with axial psoriatic arthritis (axPsA).

Subjects and methods. 100 patients were examined: 45 – with axSpA/AS (group 1), 55 – with axPsA (group 2). Patients of group 1 were included according to axSpA/AS criteria, patients of group 2 – according to CASPAR (ClASsification criteria for Psoriatic ARthritis) criteria, and having axial involvement (axPsA). Axial involvement was detected in case of radiologically significant sacroiliitis (bilateral grade ≥2 or unilateral grade ≥3) or active MRI sacroiliitis, or ≥1 syndesmophyte(s) of the cervical and/or lumbar spine. Patients were evaluated for presence of inflammatory back pain (IBP) by ASAS (Assessment of Spondyloarthritis International Society) criteria.

Results and discussion. Patients of group 1 were younger (p<0.001), more often HLA-B27 positive (p<0.001), had more IBP (p=0.001). Patients of group 2 had older age (>40 years) at back pain onset (p<0.001), more often peripheral arthritis (p<0.001), dactylitis (p=0.004), and skin psoriasis (p<0.001). Nail psoriasis was found only in group 2 patients (p<0.001). Group 1 patients had more often heel enthesitis (p=0.005). Group 2 patients had worse axial disease activity scores: BASDAI (Bath Ankylosing Spondylitis Disease Activity Index; p=0.006) and ASDAS-СRP (Ankylosing Spondylitis Disease Activity Score with C-reactive protein level determination; р<0.001); and worse patient reported outcomes: BASFI (Bath Ankylosing Spondylitis Functional Index; p=0.004), patients’ pain (p=0.005) and patients’ global assessments (p=0.036). Patients of group 2 had more syndesmophytes of the lumbar (р=0.009) and cervical (р=0.007) spine. Only in group 2 patients, chunky “non-marginal” syndesmophytes were found (in 32.1%), as well as spinal lesions without sacroiliitis (in 20.0%). Patients of group 2 had more joint erosions (р=0.001), osteolysis (р=0.015), juxta-articular bone formation (р<0.001) and joint ankyloses (р=0.02). All patients of group 1 and only 80% of group 2 (р=0.003) met ASAS criteria for axSpA. AxSpA/AS and axPsA seem to be two different diseases. In our cohort of patients, axPsA patients had worse disease status compared to axSp and AS.
Oncology Breakthroughs to A New Pace of Precision Diagnostics and Therapeutics
Authors:   Division of Hematology and Oncology, Department of Internal Medicine, Shin-Kong Wu Ho-Su Memorial Hospital, Taipei, ROC, Lai Hung-Chih , Kuo Wen-Hung ,   Department of Surgery, National Taiwan University Hospital, Taipei, ROC, Yeh Chen ,   OncoDxRx, Los Angeles, CA, USA
Published: April 2024

Background: When it comes to developing new cancer diagnostics (Dx) and therapeutics (Rx), time is of the essence-for the patients that need treatments most, every day counts. Traditional benchmarks of Dx and Rx have delivered favorable clinical outcomes on a slower timeline than patients can afford.
Leveraging Machine Learning for Enhanced Climate Risk Compliance in Financial Institutions
Authors:   Student (MS in Information Technology), University of Cincinnati, OH, USA, Nimmala Rohit
Published: April 2024

The present study investigates the incorporation of machine learning (ML) technologies in financial institutions to tackle the increasing requirements of climate risk regulatory compliance. With the rising scrutiny from regulatory bodies regarding financial institutions’ climate risk management practices, there is a growing need for sophisticated analytical capabilities to evaluate, forecast, and track climate-related risks effectively. This paper outlines the function of machine learning (ML) in improving the accuracy of climate risk scenario analysis, stress testing, and compliance monitoring. As a result, it enables more knowledgeable decision-making and strategic planning. Combining technical analysis and industry-specific knowledge demonstrates how machine learning applications can go beyond conventional analytical limits. This gives financial institutions a solid framework to navigate the challenges of the changing regulatory environment related to climate risks. The results highlight machine learning (ML) ‘s capacity to optimize compliance procedures and facilitate proactive risk management approaches that align with worldwide sustainability goals.
Leveraging Data Analytics for Productivity and Compliance in Banking
Authors:   USA, Tsapa Joseph Aaron
Published: April 2024

In the modern banking world, data analytics have become a significant factor in making operational processes more efficient, more accurate in risk management, and more compliant with regulations. This paper examines the various aspects of data-driven banking decision-making and its role in productivity improvements and compliance. Data analytics solutions, which address specific challenges banks are experiencing, are further explained in this research, ultimately revealing the disruptive power of stepping up one's data activities. The results underline the importance of data analytics as a tool that may be used to improve or is required to process and detect risks and standards closely
Comparison of Software Development Solution Implementations in Lightning Flow Builder and Apex Programming Language in Salesforce Technology
Authors:   Department of Computer Science, Lublin University of Technology, Nadbystrzycka 36B, 20-618 Lublin, Poland, M Grabowski
Published: April 2024

The recent rapid development of the Salesforce platform has induced an expansion of no-code solutions to make automation available for less technical audience. This study examines similarities and differences between Apex programming and one of the no-code solutions on the Salesforce platform, Flow Builder. The research compares the implementation of the same applications using Apex language and Flow Builder in terms of operating time to fulfil requirements (first part) and execution time of both applications (second part). The applications were classified into two categories regarding the complexity of the solution, namely simple and intermediate, so that the research could thoroughly verify the impact of the amount of code and the simplification of programming concepts Flow Builder allows for. In the first part of the research, the majority of the developers who took part in the research managed to implement the simple application much quicker using Apex than Flow Builder. The intermediate application needed much more Apex code and made use of concepts like bulkification of records, which are automated in Flow Builder, so it was much easier to develop the second application in Flow Builder than Apex. In the second part of the research, execution times of the applications using Apex and Flow Builder were compared, and the findings show the impact of Flow Builder “behind the scenes” automation, which was the root cause of its more complex solutions slowdown.
Essential Strategies for Continuous Monitoring and Alerting in Big Data Ecosystems
Authors:   Senior Data Engineer, USA, Badgujar Pooja
Published: April 2024

As the digital era evolves, the demand for reliable and efficient big data ecosystems intensifies, especially within financial institutions like Wells Fargo. This paper explores the critical role of continuous monitoring and alerting systems in maintaining the integrity and performance of these ecosystems. It draws on experiences and strategies implemented at Wells Fargo up to November 2023, showcasing how these practices ensure operational excellence and compliance. By examining a range of techniques, tools, and case studies, this paper provides a comprehensive guide on establishing effective monitoring frameworks that proactively identify potential issues, optimize resources, and maintain data privacy in line with regulatory standards. Continuous monitoring and alerting systems are indispensable components of modern big data ecosystems, serving as the backbone for maintaining system health and performance. This paper delves into the critical role played by these systems in ensuring the stability and efficiency of big data processing pipelines. Organizations can gain valuable insights into system behaviour, identify potential issues, and proactively mitigate risks by establishing robust monitoring mechanisms. By exploring various techniques, tools, and best practices, this paper aims to understand effective monitoring and timely alerting strategies comprehensively. Furthermore, real-world scenarios and case studies will be analyzed to offer practical insights into the challenges faced by organizations in maintaining the reliability and resilience of big data environments, along with the corresponding solutions employed to address them.
Sterling Integrator File Transfer Protocol Configurations
Authors:   Information Technology, Managed File Transfer Engineer, Minisoft Technologies LLC, Alpharetta, USA, Kodurupati Prashanth
Published: April 2024

IBM Sterling Integrator supports a wide range of file transfer and communication protocols, including SFTP, Connect: Direct, and Mailbox (HTTP). While connecting with client servers, it’s imperative that these protocols and all other prerequisites for a successful file transfer, including authentication protocols, encryption, and file naming conventions, match between the IBM Sterling adapter for a connection and the client server.
AI Implementation in Banking Risk Reporting
Authors:   USA, Tsapa Joseph Aaron
Published: April 2024

Managing risks effectively means icing financial stability and securing stakeholders’ interests in the banking sector. As part of this problem, integrating artificial intelligence (AI) technologies has become increasingly common in trouble-reporting practices. AI offers innovative results to enhance banking institutions’ promptitude, delicacy, effectiveness, and trouble-reporting processes. This Article explores the performance of AI in banking trouble fastening, reporting on its impact and benefits. Using AI algorithms, banks can anatomize vast amounts of data with lower speed and perfection, allowing for further informed decision-making and visionary trouble operation strategies. Also, AI-powered trouble-reporting systems can identify arising risks and patterns that may go unnoticed by traditional styles, thereby perfecting the overall trouble assessment frame. Likewise, AI facilitates the automation of routine reporting tasks, reducing manual crimes and freeing up precious mortal resources for further strategic trials. Addressing challenges such as data insulation, algorithm bias, and nonsupervisory compliance is crucial to ensure AI’s ethical and responsible use in banking for reporting issues. The handover of AI holds immense eventuality in revising trouble-reporting practices in the banking sector, enabling institutions to palliate risks effectively and maintain a competitive edge in the dynamic financial geography
Glyco-Polypeptides (Comosain) and Chimeric White Blood Cell Therapy in Late-Stage Refractory Solid Carcinoma of Lung, Prostatic and Bladder Cancers Review of 35 Cases
Authors:   Emeritus professor, King Drew Medical University, Director of Gyn. Oncology.CA, USA, S. Liao Benedict
Published: April 2024

We employed Glyco-polypeptides in human subjects to induce leucocyte immune production which including interleukins and Tumor Necrotizing Factors (TNF) result in necrosis, fibrinolysis, anti-metastatic effects in late-stage carcinoma of lung, prostate, and bladder, and achieved excellent anti-tumor effects.
Partial Nasopharyngeal Stenosis: Presentation of an Unusual Case
Authors:   Rehman Medical Institute Peshawar, Pakistan, Bibi Chaand
Published: April 2024

We herein report a rare case of a forty-one-year-old male that reported to Rehman Medical institute, Peshawar, Pakistan on 20th March 2021 with partial nasopharyngeal stenosis after undergoing Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery complex and Uvelopalatopharyngoplasty two months ago. As a result of this procedure, he developed scar tissue due to which there was a regurgitation of fluids from his nostrils and difficulty breathing. He underwent surgical intervention where dense, thick, fibrotic tissues were extracted, edges were freshened and a large passage was created between the oropharynx and the nasopharynx.
Rare Case of Portal Vein Aneurysm after Liver Transplantation
Authors:   Department of Hepatobiliary Surgery, Digestive and Vascular Surgery Center, The First Affiliated Hospital, Xinjiang Medical University, China, Mahmood Ahmad
Published: April 2024

Objective: diagnosis and treatment experience of portal vein aneurysm after liver transplantation. Methods: One recipients with portal vein aneurysm after liver transplantation were analyzed. Clinical features, diagnosis, treatment and prognosis were summarized based on literature review. Results: One case received high-dose glucocorticoid therapy whereas liver function was not improved, and then patient was recovered successfully after secondary liver transplantaion. Conclusions: Long-term complication of portal vein aneurysm after liver transplantain probably indicates poor prognosis. Intimate follow-up and active treatment should be conduct Liver transplantation may be a potential treatment regimen.
Configuration-Driven No-Code Data Ingestion Engine with RuleBased Processing
Authors:   USA, Koka Naveen
Published: April 2024

The efficient management of batch processes is critical for modern data-driven organizations, especially within the context of complex data ingestion and processing workflows. This abstract explores the essential components and functionalities required to streamline batch job execution within such environments. Firstly, a robust batch management system is essential, providing capabilities for job scheduling, dependency management, and error handling. Such a system orchestrates the execution of batch jobs, ensuring they run in the appropriate sequence and handle dependencies effectively. Additionally, real-time event-driven triggers enable immediate batch job initiation upon file drops, ensuring timely processing of incoming data and swift response to business needs. Conversely, scheduled batch executions provide predictability and automation, allowing organizations to optimize resource utilization and maintain operational efficiency by running batches at predetermined intervals or specific times. Furthermore, the abstract delves into the necessity of a comprehensive configuration setup to support various data formats, transformation requirements, and validation criteria. A rich configuration engine allows for seamless mapping, transformation, and validation of incoming data, enabling flexibility and adaptability to diverse data sources and requirements. It also emphasizes the importance of containerization for batch job execution, ensuring scalability, resource isolation, and efficient utilization of computing resources. Lastly, the provision of job IDs facilitates seamless invocation of batch jobs by external systems, enabling streamlined interaction and integration across different platforms. Together, these components form a cohesive framework for efficient batch job management, empowering organizations to optimize data processing workflows and derive actionable insights from their data assets.
Technology Leadership: Catalyst for Organizational Success
Authors:   USA, Dey Arnab
Published: April 2024

In today's rapidly evolving business landscape, technology leadership emerges as a critical factor in driving organizational success. This white paper explores the role of technology leadership as a catalyst for innovation, growth, and competitive advantage. Effective technology leaders possess visionary thinking, strategic alignment, innovation, and change management skills, enabling them to navigate digital transformation and harness the power of emerging technologies. By aligning technology initiatives with business objectives, fostering innovation, and promoting a culture of adaptability and resilience, technology leaders empower organizations to capitalize on market opportunities, optimize operational efficiency, and deliver exceptional customer experiences. Drawing on case studies from industry leaders such as Amazon and Tesla, this paper highlights the transformative impact of technology leadership on organizational success. As organizations embrace digital disruption and embrace technology as a strategic enabler, the role of technology leadership becomes increasingly critical in shaping the future of business.
Impact of Regulatory Compliance on Software Infrastructure Risk Reporting Systems in Financial Technology-A Case Study
Authors:   USA, Aaron Tsapa Joseph
Published: April 2024

This paper identifies the complex interrelationship of regulatory compliance with software infrastructure and risk reporting systems within the environment of financial technology (fintech). Its approach leverages detailed case studies to evaluate how regulatory requirements influence the architecture, development, and deployment of risk reporting systems within AWS Cloud environments. The paper took into account the nature of regulatory mandates, the challenges that arise in updating or upgrading the software infrastructure of Fintech firms with the changing regulatory mandates, and best practices and strategies. Third, the cardinal role played by expert business leaders in driving compliance initiatives to foster the culture of regulatory adherence within their organizations. The result has brought out the substantive essence of efficient compliance management on market integrity, risk minimization, and operational efficiency within the changing dynamics of the fintech ecosystem. This paper adds essential insights and findings for firms looking to strengthen their compliance practice and optimize risk reporting capability. At the same time, it has pointed out avenues for future research in regulatory compliance and software infrastructure development within the fintech industry.
Enhancing Incident Management in Financial Services through Advanced Data Analytics
Authors:   USA, Chandramouli Arun
Published: April 2024

This study examines how advanced data analytics can transform incident management in the financial sector by addressing data quality issues, segmenting customer data, and using predictive analytics. It presents a comprehensive approach to improve incident data's accuracy and utility, boosting operational efficiency, customer satisfaction, and regulatory compliance. The paper includes real-time examples to showcase analytics implementation, aiming to enable financial institutions to anticipate and address challenges proactively through data-driven strategies.
Data Masking for GDPR Compliance in Financial Transactions
Authors:   Senior Data Engineer, USA, Badgujar Pooja
Published: April 2024

Projecting future trends in financial technology, this paper will draw on insights and experiences from Wells Fargo to outline potential developments in the field. It will discuss emerging technologies, anticipated challenges, and strategic approaches for leveraging technology to drive innovation in banking. The paper will also reflect on the author's contributions to the field and outline future research and development directions. The GDPR mandates stringent measures to protect personal data, imposing obligations on organizations to ensure the lawful and transparent processing of such information. Within the financial realm, where transactions involve a plethora of sensitive data points, adhering to GDPR regulations becomes paramount. Data masking serves as a vital mechanism in this endeavor, facilitating the anonymization or pseudonymization of sensitive data elements while preserving their utility and integrity. By anonymizing or pseudonymizing sensitive information, data masking mitigates the risk of unauthorized access or disclosure, thus safeguarding customer privacy. This proactive approach not only aligns with GDPR principles but also fosters trust and confidence among stakeholders. Moreover, data masking enables organizations to strike a delicate balance between regulatory compliance and operational efficiency, ensuring that essential business functions remain unhindered.
Enhancing Operational Efficiency in Energy Corporations: The Role of Integrated Time Tracking Systems
Authors:   Fractal.ai, New York, USA, Patel Paraskumar
Published: April 2024

This paper addresses energy corporations' critical challenges in managing turnaround projects, focusing on accurately tracking and recording time spent by employees and contractors across diverse operational environments. It identifies the inefficiencies and inaccuracies arising from outdated or fragmented time-tracking systems, compromising financial integrity, operational efficiency, and stakeholder trust. The study proposes comprehensive solutions to enhance billing accuracy, project management, and resource allocation, highlighting the necessity for a sophisticated, integrated time tracking and billing system. The proposed system leverages advanced data integration, real-time monitoring, machine learning for discrepancy identification, and sophisticated algorithms for accurate time calculation. These technical solutions are complemented by organizational strategies for cross-departmental coordination, change management, and financial planning to ensure the system's successful implementation and adoption. The paper illustrates the system's multifaceted impact on improving operational efficiency, cost control, compliance, safety, and strategic resource allocation. Through detailed analysis and proposed solutions, it underscores the system's role as an indispensable tool for achieving operational excellence and strategic objectives within the fast-paced and complex landscape of the energy sector.
Enhancing Observability in Distributed Systems-A Comprehensive Review
Authors:   Site Reliability Engineer, Barclays, USA, Mahida Ankur
Published: April 2024

Observability augmentation in distributed systems deals with making it more feasible to grasp and satisfy all the internal states and behaviors of complicated software structures spanning many interconnected machines. Distributed systems communicate asynchronously, are appetitive to localized control, and have a vast number of failure points. Unpredictable problems are an inherent feature of their complexity, which makes them intrinsically complex. Observability stands for the provision of instrumentation for systems in order to log, monitor, and trace internal events so that operators can deduce the system’s state without invasive probing. Extended visibility allows for quick identification, elaboration, and rectification of issues in large-scale software systems before they cause much impact. Methods such as distributed tracing, unified monitoring, and metrics monitoring are the tools that allow engineers to identify root causes of system-wide failure by correlating events across components. Both the ew development processes and procedures are based on the new overheads; they improve productivity and reliability, thus justifying more engineering efforts for critical distributed systems. However, when this is correctly implemented, we are able to improve the operability, efficiency, and development speed of mission-critical and complex business software.
QORAMOLCHILIK MAHSULOTLARI IQTISODIY SAMARADORLIGINI OSHIRISHDA OZUQA BAZASINI YAXSHILASHNING ILMIY-NAZARIY ASOSLARI
Authors: Otaxonova Odinaxon
Published: April 2024

O‘zbekistonda qoramolchilik mahsulotlari iqtisodiy samaradorligini oshirish borasida amalga oshirilayotgan islohotlar, qabul qilingan me’yoriy-huquqiy asoslar, qoramolchilikda ozuqa bazasini yaxshilash, qoramolchilikni rivojlanishiga ta’sir etuvchi omillar hamda qoramolchilik mahsulotlari yetishtirishda yuzaga keladigan munosabatlar majmuini tadqiq etgan olimlarning fikrlari tahlil qilingan hamda taklif va tavsiyalar ishlab chiqilgan.
PSYCHOLOGICAL NOVELS OF US AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF PSYCHOLOGYSMS
Authors: Xayrulloeva Sitora
Published: April 2024

Psychological novels can be found in a number of scientific publications about their origin and the psychological process in it. In world and European literature, psychological novels and the definition of psychologisms are studied in relation to the works of James Joyce and Henry James, while in Russian literature, the works of Dostoyevsky and Tolstoy reveal the deep points of the hero's psyche and the inner motives of human behavior. Novel writing or analysis of the inner world of the heroes of works of art, when it comes to Uzbek literature, started in the late 40s of the last century, but gradually became firmly established in the world of literature in the 60s. Although the psychological approach to fiction was formed in Europe, its development is closely associated with modern America today.
ТАЛАБАЛАРНИНГ КИНЕТИК ИНТЕЛЛЕКТИНИ РИВОЖЛАНТИРИШНИНГ ХОРИЖИЙ МАМЛАКАТЛАР ТАЖРИБАСИ
Authors: Умирзокова Сурайё
Published: April 2024

Мақолада талабалар ўртасида кинетик интеллектни ривожлантириш бўйича хорижий мамлакатлар тажрибаси ҳақидаги тадқиқот натижалари ҳақида фикр юритилади. Олий ўқув юртлари талабалари ўртасида жисмоний фаоллик, спорт ва ижодкорликни рағбатлантиришда турли мамлакатларда қўлланилаётган усул ва ёндашувлар таҳлил қилинган. Шунингдек, хорижий таълим муассасаларида қўлланилаётган илғор тажрибаларни мамлакатимиз таълим тизимида қўллаш амалиёти ўрганилган.
MUVAFFAQIYATLI O’RGANISHDA SINFNI BOSHQARISH KO’NIKMALARINING AHAMIYATI
Authors: Olimova Nigora
Published: April 2024

Ushbu maqolamizda biz zamonaviy metodik adabiyotlarda “Classroom management skills” mazmun-mohiyati qay tarzda berilganligini o’rganib chiqamiz va tahlil qilamiz, ingliz tilini o’qitishda sinfni boshqarish borasida o’qituvchilar yo’l qo’yayotgan kamchilik va qiyinchiliklar sabablarini aniqlaymiz va bularga to’g’ri yechimlarni ham keltirib o’tamiz.
ЖАХОНДА ТИББИЙ СУҒУРТА ТИЗИМИНИНГ РИВОЖЛАНИШ ХУСУСИЯТЛАРИ
Authors: Умурзақова Мўътабархон
Published: April 2024

Ушбу мақолада жаҳонда амал қилаётган соғлиқни сақлаш моделларнинг кучли ва заиф томонлари, хориж давлатларини бу борада тажрибаларини қиёсий таҳлили ва Ўзбекистон аҳолини ижтимоий ҳимоя қилиш тизимида соғлиқни сақлаш соҳасини ислоҳ қилиш таклифлари берилган.