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Leveraging AI and BDA for enhanced supply chain visibility and resilience in the US: a systematic literature review
Authors: Fesobi Bolatito Omojibola , Ogungbeje Olusola , Fesobi Moyosoreoluwa Abiose 
Published: December 2024

The advancements in technology over the past quarter-century have yielded significant transformations in supply chain management, alongside several other sectors. The utilization of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Big Data Analytics (BDA) has the capacity to greatly enhance the resilience of supply networks and enable more efficient management of resources within the supply chain. The advancements in AI and BDA have brought about significant transformations in the operational practices related to supply chain resilience, making them the forefront of these innovations. It is vital to elucidate the correlation between AI, BDA and supply chain resilience in order to comprehend the manner in which these transformations manifest themselves within this domain. The integration of AI and BDA technologies into supply chain management has emerged as a crucial avenue for enhancing efficiency, agility, and responsiveness in modern business operations. The objective of this study is to explore the benefits of AI and BDA in boosting supply chain resilience and visibility many. The researchers employed the Kitchenham guidelines to conduct a systematic literature review. The investigation is carried out utilizing online scholarly database systems, yielding a total of 207 initial publications, which are further narrowed down to 30 published studies spanning the period from 2013 to 2023. The research paper could be of interest to pertinent players in the business sector due to its provision of a comprehensive examination of the potential benefits associated with AI and BDA in the context of supply chain resilience and visibility.
Integrated Administrative Law to Sustainable Development Goals (Sdg 13 & 16) for a Greener Future in Saudi Arabia
Authors: Omran Mona 
Published: December 2024

Objectives: This study investigates the integration of Saudi's administrative law with the Sustainable Development Goals. It evaluates the effectiveness of legal frameworks and policies in fostering sustainable development, with a particular focus on environmental governance. The research aims to identify the alignment of these laws with Saudi's Vision-2030.

Theoretical Framework: The study is grounded in theories of administrative law reform and sustainable development. It explores the intersection of legal frameworks and environmental governance in developing economies, focusing on how integrated law systems can support ecological and socio-economic priorities.

Method: A comparative analysis of Saudi administrative law was undertaken, supported by a meta-empirical review of international best practices. The research incorporates both quantitative assessments of SDG implementation metrics and qualitative analyses of legal integration challenges.

Results and Discussion: The findings highlight progress in water management, with effectiveness rising from 25% to 80%. Nonetheless, regulatory fragmentation and implementation hurdles persist, limiting the alignment of administrative processes with environmental objectives. Comparative insights suggest that improved legal integration could enhance SDG efficiency by up to 30%. Recommendations include refining administrative policies to bolster Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 priorities.

Research Implications: This study provides actionable recommendations for administrative legal reforms, emphasizing the need for regulatory coherence and stakeholder engagement to advance sustainable development goals.

Originality/Value: This research offers the first comprehensive framework for aligning Saudi administrative law with SDGs, contributing practical insights for achieving a balance between environmental preservation and economic development. It sets a benchmark for integrating legal and environmental strategies in developing economies.
The Role of Legal Regulation in Promoting Organic Agriculture to Achieve Sustainable Food Security
Authors: Yerkinbayeva Lazzat , Myrzakarim Aliya , Moldagaliyeva Aizhan , Kalymbek Bakytzhan , Yerezhepkyzy Roza , Nurmukhankyzy Daniya 
Published: December 2024

Objective: The objective is to analyze the existing legislation, compare it with international standards, and propose improvements to enhance environmental sustainability and socio-economic progress.

Method: This research adopts a multidisciplinary approach to analyze the legal regulation of organic agricultural production in Kazakhstan within the framework of sustainable development. By examining legislative frameworks and their effectiveness, the study draws on a thorough review of scholarly articles, legal statutes, policy documents, and international conventions related to organic agriculture.

Results and Discussion: The results of this study highlight significant gaps in Kazakhstan’s current legal mechanisms regulating organic agricultural production, which require comprehensive reforms to align with international standards and promote sustainable development. The analysis reveals that while Kazakhstan has made progress, such as enacting the 2015 Organic Products Law, further legislative amendments are needed to integrate sustainable practices fully.

Research Implications: The study concludes by recommending specific legal amendments to integrate sustainable development principles into Kazakhstan's agricultural laws, fostering better environmental protection and economic growth. Further research is suggested to evaluate the practical implementation and impact of these proposed changes on the productivity and sustainability of organic farming in Kazakhstan.
On the Legislative Reform in Albanian Pre-University System Related to Democratic School Governance and Education for Democratic Citizenship and Human Rights in Accordance with the Un Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Authors: Kume Enida 
Published: December 2024

Objective: The aim of this study is to invesigate and assessment of the level of alignment of Albanian legislation with the requirements of of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), with a specific focus on SDG 4 (Quality Education) and EU documents. Identification of issues and problems that should be the subject of the following legislative reform is the main objective of the study.

Methodology: The study was carried out as a desk study. The legislative framework that deals with issues of reform in the pre-university education system, the documents of the Council of Europe that deal with the principles, standards and issues that should be the subject of reforms related to Democratic School Governance, Education for Democratic Citizenship and Human Rights in the perspective of SDG 4 were analyzed.

Results and Discussion: The Albanian legislative framework has created supporting conditions for carrying out an effective reform on the pre-university education system. The implementation of policies and programs to support capacity building to Democratic School Governance, Education for Democratic Citizenship and Human Rights is being carried out in accordance with the requirements of EU documents and SDG 4. The study has identified the issues that should be the future subjects of the reform in the pre-university education system.

Contributions: This study contributes to the academic discussion on issues related to Democratic School Governance, Education for Democratic Citizenship and Human Rights as important objectives of reform in the pre-university education system in Albania. The assessment of the level of compliance of the Albanian legislation with the requests of the Council of Europe, the identification of gaps, problems and issues that should be addressed in the framework of the reform of the pre-university education system are the contributions of this study.
Detecting Asset Misappropriation to Create Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions in Achieving SDG 16
Authors: Putra Rediyanto , Kusumaningtias Rohmawati , Yanthi Merlyanan Dwinda , Hidayat Rendra Arief , Laksono Bayu Rama 
Published: December 2024

Objectives: This study aims to identify factors that influence the potential for fraud in Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). This research is in line with SDG 16's goals of peace, justice and strong institutions.

Theoretical Framework: The phenomenon of fraud and asset misappropriation is increasing globally, with asset misappropriation being the most common type of fraud in companies (86%) and a median loss of $100,000.

Method: the research method includes the preparation stage, literature study for the preparation of research instruments, questionnaire preparation, pilot testing, data collection through questionnaires, and data analysis using validity tests, reliability tests, classical assumption tests, and hypothesis testing.

Research Results and Discussion: The first important finding is that asset misappropriation that occurs in MSMEs based on the owner's perspective is not influenced by pressure, capability, and religiosity. The second important finding is that asset misappropriation that occurs in MSMEs based on the owner's perspective is influenced by opportunity, rationalisation, and integrity. This study failed to conduct a moderation test for the religiosity variable on the effect of the independent variable on the dependent variable.

Research Implications: MSME owners must aware with the internal control system to minimise opportunities for misappropriation of assets by employees and must ensure and increase the loyalty and integrity of workers in MSMEs.

Originality/Value: This study uses the religiosity variable as a moderating variable for factors that are thought to be the cause of asset misappropriation and looks at the occurrence of asset misappropriation from the perspective of business owners.
The Existence of Tu’a Golo in the Distribution of Customary Land in Golo Mori Village, Komodo District, West Manggarai Regency
Authors: Dinata Husni Kusuma , Nubatonis Orpa Juliana , Jacob Yossie Maria Yulianti , Bire Chatryen Megawati Dju 
Published: December 2024

Objectives: This study aims to explore the existence of Tanah Ulayat (customary land) in Golo Mori Village and to examine the role of Tu'a Golo (traditional leader) in the distribution of Tanah Ulayat in Golo Mori Village, Komodo Subdistrict, West Manggarai Regency.

Theoretical Framework: The concept of hak ulayat (communal land rights) in customary law incorporates communalistic, religious-magical values, allowing for individual land ownership and personal rights. However, hak ulayat is not an individual right; it is inherently communal.
Method: This study employs an empirical legal research approach, utilizing primary data collected through interviews.

Results and Discussion: The existence of Tu’a Golo in the distribution of Tanah Ulayat (customary land) in Golo Mori Village, known as tanah linko, reflects a system where the land is cultivated by groups within the Indigenous community based on mutual agreements. This customary land management supports their livelihoods and is divided into five customary territories (kampung), each led by a Tu’a Golo (traditional leader).

Research Implications: The existence of Tanah Ulayat (lingko) in Golo Mori Village faces challenges from the economic transformation in West Manggarai Regency, which has positioned Labuan Bajo as a super-premium tourist destination. This shift impacts the Indigenous community, particularly their customary rights.

Originality/Value: This study is highly relevant in understanding the existence of Tu’a Golo in the distribution of Tanah Ulayat in Golo Mori Village. The findings are expected to contribute valuable insights for stakeholders, including the community and the government, particularly concerning the existence and distribution of communal land by Tu’a Golo in Golo Mori Village.
The Gupta-Akami technique for percutaneous drainage of superficial liver abscess: An indigeneous economic method for low resources setups
Authors: Vikram Gupta Shardool , Akami Kewecho , Garg Siddharth , Bishnoi Srishti , Kumar Bansal Lalit , Jain Atul , Kapur Neeti 
Published: December 2024

Objective: Liver abscesses, which are purulent cavities within the liver, pose significant health challenges, particularly in developing countries where treatment resources are limited. Despite advancements in imaging and drainage technologies, conventional methods such as pigtail catheters and surgical interventions are often financially prohibitive and inaccessible in low-resource settings. This study proposes Gupta-Akami technique, an indigenous and economically viable method for percutaneous drainage, utilizes simple, readily available materials and offers a potential solution for these settings.
Material and Methods: The study was conducted at a tertiary care hospital over a period of six months. It included 21 patients with liver abscesses meeting specific criteria (abscess volume >500 mL, intervening liver parenchyma <5 cm, and skin-to-abscess distance <10 cm).
Results: The average age of the patients was 45.6 years and there were more men than women. Most patients presented with fever and abdominal pain; nausea/vomiting was observed in the majority, and jaundice was noted in a few. Mean abscess volume was 890 mL. The procedure effectively drained over 87% of the abscess volume and only one patient requiring additional aspiration. Post-procedural pain decreased significantly from an average of 3.15 on a visual analog scale at 0 hours to 0.84 before discharge. The average hospital stay was 2.57 days. No complications or mortality were reported.
Conclusion: The Gupta-Akami technique demonstrates efficacy as a low-cost, accessible method for percutaneous drainage of liver abscesses in resource-limited settings. It offers a promising alternative to more expensive traditional methods, potentially improving patient outcomes and accessibility in low-resource environments.
The effect of cholecystectomy for symptomatic gall stone disease on hepatic steatosis using transabdominal ultrasonography: An observational prospective study
Authors: Dhakaria Umang , Kumar Bansiwal Rajesh , Kavita Khemchand Agrawal , Sharma Rajeev , Singh Mandeep , Kaur Narinder , Gupta Seema 
Published: December 2024

Objective: Hepatic steatosis and gallstones are common in the general population, with risk factors being multifactorial. Experimental studies have shown that cholecystectomy increases hepatic steatosis and leads to non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD). In order to evaluate this, the current study was carried out in the department of general surgery at a medical school, in the north of India.
Material and Methods: One hundred and three patients awaiting cholecystectomy were selected after written informed consent. Their baseline characteristics were captured preoperatively and thereafter followed at 3rd month with liver function test (LFT), lipid profile and ultrasound (USG) abdomen.
Results: Average age of the patients enrolled was 41.62 ± 13.62 years and mean body mass index (BMI) was 25.96 ± 1.73 kg/m2 . Total bilirubin (0.56 vs 0.76, p< 0.0001) and direct bilirubin (0.15 vs 0.27, p< 0.0001) decreased significantly post cholecystectomy as compared to preoperative values. Levels of serum glutamic-oxaloacetic transaminase (SGOT) (49.14 vs 34.98 IU/dL), serum glutamic-pyruvic transaminase (SGPT) (50.85 vs 35.46 IU/dL) and alkaline phosphatase (ALP) (101.16 vs 85.97 IU/dL) increased significantly post-surgery. Cholesterol values (146.28 vs 168.77 mg/dL), triglycerides (TGs) (119 vs 133.56 mg/dL), low density lipoprotein (LDL) (93.32 vs 113.05 mg/dL) and very low density lipoprotein (VLDL) (18.68 vs 27.45 mg/dL) decreased significantly while high density lipoprotein (HDL) (48.96 vs 42.42 mg/dL) increased significantly at three month follow-up. Prevalence of fatty liver increased post operatively with a rise in Grade 1 steatosis (75%). Severity of fatty liver increased with (8.73%) Grade 3 steatosis on USG post-surgery. Hence, new patients with formerly normal USG reports developed fatty liver and those with preexisting liver steatosis seemed to worsen.
Conclusion: The study concluded that the prevalence of fatty liver increased post-cholecystectomy. Lipid profile parameters improved favorably with a decline in total cholesterol, TG, LDL and VLDL versus increase in HDL. LFT parameters also changed significantly.
Effectiveness of clinical examination and radiological investigations in the success of selective non-operative management of abdominal gunshot injuries
Authors: Mansor Salah , Ziu Naman , Bujazia Ayoub , Eltarhoni Ahmed , Alsharif Jamal 
Published: December 2024

Objective: Non-operative management of abdominal gunshot injuries has become the standard care in the selected cases of modern surgery with an acceptable success rate to reduce the incidence of unnecessary laparotomies. In this study, an assessment was conducted to determine how the success of this form of management was impacted by physical examination and radiological investigation.
Material and Methods: This is a retrospective study that includes all consecutive penetrating abdominal gunshot wound patients who were admitted to the emergency department between February 2011 and December 2018. All patients with superficial gunshot wounds were excluded. The decision to perform a laparotomy on injured patients was the study’s primary endpoint while the discharge of patients without surgery was its secondary endpoint.
Results: Of 429 torso gunshot wound patients, 411 were males. Average age was 29.5 years. Forty-one (9.5%) were initially treated by selective nonoperative management. Five selective non-operative management patients underwent delayed laparotomy within 12 hours after admission without complication. In the end, 36 (88%) of the 41 patients were successfully treated without undergoing surgery, with only one patient developing pleural effusion and no mortality attributed to it. Of all injured patients, 45 (10.5%) patients had a negative laparotomy, with two of them subsequently developing an incisional hernia.
Conclusion: The success rate of non-operative management of torso gunshot injuries can be increased significantly in stable patients by adopting the strategy of repeated physical examinations alone or in conjunction with simultaneous radiological imaging.
Italia y Valencia en la pintura de Joan de Borgonya (doc. 1496-1525). Modelos y contextos para la Natividad del Museo de Bellas Artes de Valencia
Authors: Alberto Velasco González  
Published: December 2024

Resumen

Joan de Borgonya es una de las figuras clave de la pintura del Renacimiento en la Corona de Aragón. Se desconoce el origen del pintor, pero se le supone una formación en el área germánica meridional, en la región del Danubio. Aunque su peripecia profesional es conocida desde que se instaló en Valencia en 1496 y del posterior traslado a Cataluña hacia 1508, no se tienen datos sobre qué hizo antes de llegar a la Corona de Aragón. Partiendo del análisis de La Natividad conservada en el Museo de Bellas Artes de Valencia, así como de dos obras más del Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya, La Virgen del Mono y La Anunciación, el presente estudio incide en aquellos aspectos que conectan a Borgonya con la pintura desarrollada en Padua y Venecia, unos vínculos que nos llevan a defender una estancia del artista en el Véneto hacia 1485-1495. En paralelo, y a través de las semejanzas de las tres pinturas mencionadas con modelos también italianizantes de Paolo de San Leocadio y el taller de los Osona, proponemos que dichas obras fuesen realizadas durante los primeros años del artista en Valencia.

Palabras clave: Joan de Borgonya, Pintura, Renacimiento, Padua, Venecia, Valencia, Corona de Aragón.

Abstract

Joan of Borgonya is one of the key figures in Renaissance painting in the Crown of Aragon. The painter’s origins are unknown, but it is assumed that he trained in the southern Germanic area, in the Danube region. Although his professional career is known from when he settled in Valencia in 1496 and his subsequent move to Catalonia around 1508, there is no information on what he did before arriving in the Crown of Aragon. Based on the analysis of The Nativity preserved in the Museo de Bellas Artes de Valencia, as well as two other works from the Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya, The Virgin of the Monkey and The Annunciation, this study focuses on those aspects that connect Borgonya with the painting developed in Padua and Venice, links that lead us to argue that the artist stayed in Veneto around 1485-1495. In parallel, and through the similarities of the three paintings mentioned with the also Italianate models of Paolo da San Leocadio and the Osona workshop, we propose that these works were made during the artist’s first years in Valencia.

Keywords: Joan de Borgonya, Painting, Renaissance, Padua, Venice, Valencia, Crown of Aragón.
PENGARUH KOMPETENSI GURU DAN MEDIA GAME KAHOOT DALAM MENINGKATKAN LITERASI DIGITAL AL-QUR’AN HADIS PADA SISWA KELAS 6 MIN KAIMANA
Authors: Saeful Ahmad Agus Salim  , Hasbullah  
Published: December 2024

The objectives of this study are To determine the influence of teacher competencies and kahoot game media on improving the digital literacy of 6th grade students of MIN Kaimana, and. Determine the effect of the difference in increasing digital literacy between kahoot game media learning and conventional learning. This study uses a type of experimental quantitative research with one group pretest-posttest design. namely by giving pre-test and post test to 46 students as samples. The data analysis in this study was carried out descriptively through the t-test and paired sample t-test. Then the data was processed using SPSS version 25 for windows. The results of the study show that: 1) Teacher competence has an effect on the literacy of 6th grade students of MIN Kaimana. Kahoot game media has an effect on the digital literacy of 6th grade students of MIN Kaimana. There was a difference in the improvement of students digital literacy before and after being given kahoot game intervention. The evidence is supported by the results of a specific paired sample t-test, obtaining a significant value of p of 0.000.