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How the Role of Risk Tolerance on Manage Satisfaction Level
Authors: Nainggolan Sand Frans C. 
Published: March 2019

Many major firms within the world, particularly in Indonesia, they contend to every different to allow best services as the way to achieve the goal of their main business. They need launched several programmes to enhance and commit for higher quality management by approach of listening their customers. In an exceedingly service surroundings, info on client response toward services is one in all the simplest key component of feedback that indicates whether good or not, the services meet into perception or even below expectation. Someday what we would like is simply assembling info from client and re-evaluation to actual system of performance report. Supported analysis and assesment, we would like change some parameters to satisfy into the client expectation that become their satisfaction. Since client satisfaction can bring United States into trust and commitment, that loyalty are going to be the the last word goal and bussiness can continue once more and once more, coincidental. To adjust some parameters appears straightforward however really all tough. To measure Perception and Expectation become Service Quality is tough, want observation from time to time to induce the best values, particularly to face risk factors like internal and external setting factors, Risk Management capability, IT capability, and IT-related business capability become Risk Response. To achieve the goal to produce Service Quality between Risk Factors and Risk Response, we have got to regulate Risk Tolerance to induce ideal worth and at an equivalent time manage service quality.
Engineering Design and Simulation of Integrated Control System for Optimization of Transport System in Coal Handling Facilities with Automated Surge Bin
Authors: Apriandi Ari 
Published: March 2019

At this time, technological developments continue to rise and get into all aspects such as telecommunications, banking, construction, oil and gas, trade, marine, mining, etc. Technology creates the change to become more effective and efficient. It is also happening in the world of mining with infrastructure facilities. In this study focuses on automation in the coal handling facility. The automation of control system has been developed from two stations into one integrated station that can increase production time and the system becomes more efficient and also reduce the failure of operator to start on the right time. Integration of the system is created with designing surge bin system with installing the sensors and to be connected to PLC device. Then, simulations have been done by developing ladder logic program using a PLC. This study focuses designing the sensors into surge bin until doing PLC simulation for integrated control system so both systems can be connected automatically and having the main control.
Ransomware 101: Understanding the Business Model
Authors: Harisen Amien 
Published: March 2019

WannaCrypt Ransom ware outbreak in 2017 shocked everyone in the term of the spreading and damage it caused. WannaCry Ransomware keep us reminded that the impact of ransomware attack is devastating and costly. Crypto Wall alone racked up around $324 million in 2016 (Trend Micro, 2016), while WannaCry tally not yet to be confirmed, since its spreading in 150 countries including Indonesia within its infection spreading in 2017. Since its modern outbreak in 2014, ransomware produce one word to the cybercriminal operator, profit. In this paper, we will breakdown how the ransomware works, the history of ransomware, and why it is one of the profitable main fronts for the cybercriminal.
ICT Helpdesk Improvement through Decentralized Strategy
Authors: Yunianto Benny 
Published: March 2019

ICT Helpdesk is the part of IT Service Management (ITSM) framework which is also mentioned in COBIT 5 inDeliver, Support and Service processes. ICT Helpdesk becomes an important part that must be owned by thecompany who use the information technology to leverage the business goals. The use of IT peripheral in dailyoperations requires the excellent support. Companies do not want to lose the opportunity in business because of the IT system had a problem. ICT Helpdesk present for deliver support with Service Level Agreement (SLA) agreed which are needs more responsive to fulfill business requirement. This research is needed to find best strategy of ICT Helpdesk implementation. Assess the existing strategy and analyze the gap between current and future condition is required. Working area that must be covered in this service and amount of the technician are the keys for improvement. Option of centralized and decentralized strategy becomes research objective to be addressed in this case to find best ICT Helpdesk strategy.
Literature review on “Industry Needs for Information Technology competence, Information Technology competence/skill program study and certification of Information Technology competence”
Authors: Sopaheluwakan Tine , Soetomo Mohammad A. Amin 
Published: March 2019

Information Technology as a new Technology has been used in businesses from small company until multinational company in almost all industries. IT role as an enabler and differentiation factor separating success company from average company. IT need people to build, operate, maintain and support the systems, hence expect the new hire to immediately contribute from the first day they join the company. The industry define the needs for Information Technology competence and expect Education Institution as one of IT resource work hard to design their program study to fulfill the needs for Information Technology graduates, yet the industry still struggle to succeed in hiring fresh graduate to fill the IT position. Information Technology Training Institution can be an alternative to improve the education result. Also certification on Information Technology competence from third party or independent body might be used as a standard for both Industry and Education. This paper will report literature review several previous paper about all of the above.
Estrategia de expansión para la Parrilla del Ñato a través de las franquicias en la ciudad de Manta. Período 2019
Authors: San Andrés Reyes Pablo Ricardo , Espinoza Delgado Gustavo , Paredes Chévez Ivonne Elizabeth 
Published: March 2019

La estrategia de expansión para la “Parrilla del Ñato” a través de franquicias en la ciudad de Manta, es un caso emprendedor de distribución de alimentos exclusivos a un sector promovido por el turismo. La investigación intenta descubrir el nivel de aceptación del emprendimiento en la ciudad de Manta, con el propósito de incrementar la participación de mercado e invertir en nuevos proyectos a largo plazo. Existen diferentes estrategias empresariales que los negocios pueden implementar para su expansión, es necesario evaluar con eficacia y eficiencia cada una de ellas, para evitar la incidencia negativa sobre el flujo de caja del negocio. Resulta necesario, estudiar la situación actual de la organización antes de tomar decisiones gerenciales o administrativas.
La administración estratégica sugiere desarrollar un análisis de los factores internos o externos que afectan a las entidades, antes de implementar estrategias efectivas, por tal motivo en el presente caso de estudio se evalúa el estado actual del emprendimiento a través de instrumentos académicos, que permite al investigador viabilizar el éxito de la inversión en un nuevo sector estratégico. La “Parrilla del Ñato” tiene la tendencia operativa y logística para ser más rentable, ya que mantiene un buen producto de carne a la parrilla adquirido con sus proveedores de confianza, además de conservar un servicio de atención de calidad. El problema que se presenta es el estancamiento en la ciudad de Guayaquil y en el sector de Samborondón, por lo que se busca el crecimiento a través de franquicias como propuestas estratégicas hacia la ciudad de Manta.
Programa Inteligencia Emocional Plena (PINEP) aplicando Mindfulness para regular emociones
Authors: Ramos Díaz Natalia Sylvia , Salcido Cibrián Liliana Jazmín 
Published: March 2019

El Programa Inteligencia Emocional Plena (PINEP; Ramos, Recondo & Enríquez, 2012) ha sido elaborado con la intención de desarrollar la Inteligencia Emocional haciendo uso de la herramienta Mindfulness.Las emociones perturbadoras son aquellas que nos alejan del momento presente, normalmente los individuos reaccionan frente a estas emociones evitándolas o implicándose excesivamente en las mismas.Mindfulness ayuda a los individuos a tomar contacto con dichas emociones con una actitud abierta, flexible compasiva y sin juicio. Convirtiéndose así, en una herramienta adecuada para la gestión emocional.
Actualización y propuesta de Tratamiento de la Adicción a los Videojuegos en línea: el programa PIPATIC
Authors: Rodríguez Torres Alexandra , Carbonell Xavier 
Published: March 2019

Resumen. En la actualidad, los servicios de psicología infantojuvenil registran un aumento de las consultas relacionadas con el uso problemático de los videojuegos en línea. Para ofrecer un tratamiento eficaz es necesario investigar sobre el abordaje psicoterapéutico de dicho problema. El objetivo de este estudio es presentar una actualización del tratamiento psicológico para la adicción a los videojuegos en línea. Además se describe el proceso de diseño de un tratamiento manualizado para adolescentes de 12 a 18 años: el programa PIPATIC. El diseño y la aplicación del programa PIPATIC integran varias áreas de intervención estructuradas en seis módulos: psicoeducativo, intervención estándar en adicciones conductuales, intrapersonal, interpersonal, familiar y creación de un nuevo estilo de vida. El objetivo del programa PIPATIC es una disminución de los síntomas de la adicción a los videojuegos en línea y una mejoría en el bienestar de los adolescentes. Los hallazgos preliminares muestran unos efectos positivos y alentadores que, prospectivamente, invitan a continuar investigando en este campo.
Logros, errores y responsabilidades para el futuro de la Psicología Humanista
Authors: Rosal Cortés Ramón 
Published: March 2019

Se presenta aquí el texto que se ofreció como ponencia en el I Congreso Internacional de Psicología y Psicoterapias Humanistas que tuvo lugar, en noviembre de 2015, en Barcelona. El artículo se ocupa de responder a tres cuestiones principales: 1ª Desde que se inició públicamente el Movimiento de la Psicología Humanista, en 1961, al crearse la American Association for Humanistic Psychology y el Journal of Humanistic Psychology, ¿cuáles podemos considerar sus principales logros hasta la actualidad? ¿Qué influencias beneficiosas ha producido en el colectivo de los psicólogos, psicoterapeutas y otros profesionales de la salud?; 2ª Dentro del pluralismo de modelos terapéuticos relacionados, en algún grado, con la Psicología Humanista, ¿qué principales errores –o, al menos- deficiencias- se pueden señalar en una parte de sus profesionales? ¿Qué infidelidades respecto a las aspiraciones originales del Movimiento? ¿Se ha logrado superar plenamente lo que Rollo May (1986, p. 33) calificó como «período de infancia y de adolescencia» de la Psicología Humanista? 3ª Finalmente, ¿qué nuevas posibilidades se ofrecen a los implicados en las psicoterapias existencial-humanistas, teniendo presentes algunos de los principales problemas actuales experimentados por individuos y sociedades? ¿Serán capaces los psicólogos humanistas de influir beneficiosamente no sólo respecto a los primeros, sino también respecto a las segundas? El objetivo era seleccionar –sobrepasado el medio siglo de historia del Movimiento de la Psicología Humanista– un conjunto de materiales idóneos para futuros trabajos sobre historia de las psicoterapias humanistas.
Brucella abortus Cyclic Dinucleotides Trigger STING-Dependent Unfolded Protein Response That Favors Bacterial Replication
Authors: Guimarães Erika S. , Gomes Marco Túlio R. , Campos Priscila C. , Mansur Daniel S. , dos Santos Adara A. , Harms Jerome , Splitter Gary , Smith Judith A. , Barber Glen N. , Oliveira Sergio C. 
Published: March 2019

Abstract
Brucella abortus is a facultative intracellular bacterium that causes brucellosis, a prevalent zoonosis that leads to abortion and infertility in cattle, and undulant fever, debilitating arthritis, endocarditis, and meningitis in humans. Signaling pathways triggered by B. abortus involves stimulator of IFN genes (STING), which leads to production of type I IFNs. In this study, we evaluated the pathway linking the unfolded protein response (UPR) and the endoplasmic reticulum–resident transmembrane molecule STING, during B. abortus infection. We demonstrated that B. abortus infection induces the expression of the UPR target gene BiP and XBP1 in murine macrophages through a STING-dependent pathway. Additionally, we also observed that STING activation was dependent on the bacterial second messenger cyclic dimeric GMP. Furthermore, the Brucella-induced UPR is crucial for induction of multiple molecules linked to type I IFN signaling pathway, such as IFN-β, IFN regulatory factor 1, and guanylate-binding proteins. Furthermore, IFN-β is also important for the UPR induction during B. abortus infection. Indeed, IFN-β shows a synergistic effect in inducing the IRE1 axis of the UPR. In addition, priming cells with IFN-β favors B. abortus survival in macrophages. Moreover, Brucella-induced UPR facilitates bacterial replication in vitro and in vivo. Finally, these results suggest that B. abortus–induced UPR is triggered by bacterial cyclic dimeric GMP, in a STING-dependent manner, and that this response supports bacterial replication. In summary, association of STING and IFN-β signaling pathways with Brucella-induced UPR unravels a novel link between innate immunity and endoplasmic reticulum stress that is crucial for bacterial infection outcome.
The exchange graph and variations of the ratio of the two Symanzik polynomials
Authors: Amini Omid 
Published: March 2019

Correlation functions in quantum field theory are calculated using Feynman amplitudes, which are finite dimensional integrals associated to graphs. The integrand is the exponential of the ratio of the first and second Symanzik polynomials associated to the Feynman graph, which are described in terms of the spanning trees and spanning 2-forests of the graph, respectively.
In a previous paper with Bloch, Burgos and Fresán, we related this ratio to the asymptotic of the Archimedean height pairing between degree zero divisors on degenerating families of Riemann surfaces. Motivated by this, we consider in this paper the variation of the ratio of the two Symanzik polynomials under bounded perturbations of the geometry of the graph. This is a natural problem in connection with the theory of nilpotent and SL2 orbits in Hodge theory.
Our main result is the boundedness of variation of the ratio. For this we define the exchange graph of a given graph which encodes the exchange properties between spanning trees and spanning 2-forests in the graph. We provide a complete description of the connected components of this graph, and use this to prove our result on boundedness of the variations.
Empanelment in a Resident Teaching Practice: A Cornerstone to Improving Resident Outpatient Education and Patient Care
Authors: Wajnberg Ania , Fishman Mary , Hernandez Cameron R. , Kweon So Youn , Coyle Andrew 
Published: March 2019

ABSTRACT

Background
Improving continuity is challenging in residency training practices. Studies have shown that empanelment enables high-performing primary care and is foundational to improve accountability and continuity.

Objective
An empanelment process was created in a large, urban, residency training practice as an effective approach to enhancing continuity among residents and their patients.

Methods
In 2016, we formed an empanelment committee that included stakeholders from the department of medicine, the internal medicine residency program, and hospital and IT leadership. This committee set goal panel sizes, selected an empanelment algorithm, determined which patients needed re-empanelment, and facilitated medical record integration. Empanelment was followed and reassessed quarterly for 2 years. We measured anticipated visit demand using visits in the prior year and continuity using the continuity for physician formula.

Results
Of 18 495 active patients in July 2016, 8411 (45%) were assigned a new PCP in the empanelment process. At baseline, panel sizes and expected visit demand were highly variable among residents (from 40 to 107 and 120 to 480, respectively). Empanelment led to more equivalent panel sizes and expected visit demand across same year residents (eg, PGY-3: 80–100 and 320–440, respectively). Continuity for all PCPs in the practice improved from 63% before empanelment to over 80% after empanelment, and improved from 55% to 72% for individual residents.

Conclusions
In a large and complex practice environment, we were able to empanel resident clinic patients to improve continuity and maintain it over 2 years.
Humming
Authors: Kim Suk-Jun 
Published: March 2019

Humming is a ubiquitous and mundane act many of us perform. The fact that we often hum to ourselves, to family members, or to close friends suggests that humming is a personal, intimate act. It can also be a powerful way in which people open up to others and share collective memories. In religious settings such as Tibetan chanting, humming offers a mesmerising sonic experience. Then there are hums that resound regardless of human activity, such as the hums of impersonal objects and man-made or natural phenomena.
The first sound studies book to explores the topic of humming, Humming offers a unique examination of the polarising categories of hums, from hums that are performed only to oneself, that are exercised in religious practice, that claim healing, and that resonate with our bodies, to hums that can drive people to madness, that emanate from cities and towns, and that resound in the universe. By acknowledging the quirkiness of hums within the established discourse in sound studies, Humming takes a truly interdisciplinary view on this familiar yet less-trodden sonic concept in sound studies.
Cloud base height retrieval from multi-angle satellite data
Authors: Böhm Christoph , Sourdeval Odran , Mülmenstädt Johannes , Quaas Johannes , Crewell Susanne 
Published: March 2019

Abstract. Clouds are a key modulator of the Earth energy budget at the top
of the atmosphere and at the surface. While the cloud top height is
operationally retrieved with global coverage, only few methods have been
proposed to determine cloud base height (zbase) from satellite
measurements. This study presents a new approach to retrieve cloud base
heights using the Multi-angle Imaging SpectroRadiometer (MISR) on the Terra
satellite. It can be applied if some cloud gaps occur within the chosen
distance of typically 10 km. The MISR cloud base height (MIBase) algorithm
then determines zbase from the ensemble of all MISR cloud top
heights retrieved at a 1.1 km horizontal resolution in this area. MIBase
is first calibrated using 1 year of ceilometer data from more than 1500
sites within the continental United States of America. The 15th percentile of
the cloud top height distribution within a circular area of 10 km radius
provides the best agreement with the ground-based data. The thorough
evaluation of the MIBase product zbase with further ceilometer
data yields a correlation coefficient of about 0.66, demonstrating the
feasibility of this approach to retrieve zbase. The impacts of
the cloud scene structure and macrophysical cloud properties are discussed.
For a 3-year period, the median zbase is generated globally
on a 0.25∘ × 0.25∘ grid. Even though overcast cloud
scenes and high clouds are excluded from the statistics, the median
zbase retrievals yield plausible results, in particular over ocean
as well as for seasonal differences. The potential of the full 16 years of
MISR data is demonstrated for the southeast Pacific, revealing interannual
variability in zbase in accordance with reanalysis data. The
global cloud base data for the 3-year period (2007–2009) are available
at https://doi.org/10.5880/CRC1211DB.19.
An Ethics of Complicit Criticism for Postmodern Satire
Authors: Rossing Jonathan P. 
Published: March 2019

ABSTRACT
Postmodern, satiric critique destabilizes notions of truth through performances marked simultaneously by apparent inauthenticity and a commitment to the reality of the performance. The uncertainty about these performances’ meanings complicates their potential for social transformation. Satiric critiques of racism exemplify this limitation, particularly when performed by white artists. This satire often earns the label “ironic racism,” and the satirist ostensibly committed to racial justice finds herself stuck between complicit reproduction of oppressive ideologies and a desire to destabilize those meaning systems. This article suggests that an ethics of complicit criticism presents a self-consciously doubled performance that necessarily amplifies a satirist's concurrent complicity with the dominant ideologies the performance attacks. To identify a model for embracing this doubled performance, this article considers the problem of ironic racism that satirist Stephen Colbert negotiated on his Comedy Central news satire The Colbert Report (2005-14) and his response to the #CancelColbert campaign.
Judgments, Corrections, and Audiences: Amy Schumer's Strategies for Narrowcast Satire
Authors: Howell William 
Published: March 2019

ABSTRACT
Narrowcast methods—first cable, then the internet—have enabled entertainers to target media to highly specific audiences. This poses an existential problem for twenty-first-century satire: in delivering satire, narrowcasting can exclude both apathetic viewers and those who deny that this issue is a problem. This audience balkanization is reflected in how commentators discuss satire, and those discussions further structure audiences’ experiences with satire. This article considers three sketches from Amy Schumer and the commentary about those sketches, finding that Schumer's satire makes harsher judgments and becomes less laughable the more narrowly it is cast. This shift is a potential problem for contemporary satirists and satire scholars: the shrinking of audience size that accompanies narrowcasting satire may weaken its ability to catalyze ideological change. Given satire's contemporary popularity, this weakening may threaten an already-imperiled deliberative culture.
Of Satire and Gordian Knots
Authors: Gilbert Christopher J. 
Published: March 2019

ABSTRACT
Comic dictionaries and encyclopedias are an underappreciated medium of satiric epistemology in a twenty-first century replete with televisual satire. This article looks at how the humor in texts like Jon Stewart's America (the Book) (2004) and Stephen Colbert's I Am America (And So Can You!) (2007) establishes catalogues of cultural knowledge as collections of the Gordian knots that ensnare US public culture. It argues that the written form of the dictionary or encyclopedia discloses a nexus of connections about matters of social, political, and cultural concern, which reveal grand narratives as so many bundles of squibs. The squibs enable readers to unravel the Gordian knots in hidebound modes of knowledge. Such unravelings result in a comic logic of unknowing prevailing against ways of knowing in and through narrative travesties.