Integration of Workflow Process in Managing Leave and Training Application in UTP

This document provides a report for final year project of IT/ IS students. The purpose of this report is to provide further information on research topic to allow and ensure smooth development inthis project. The propose project is called Automated Leave and Training Management System (ALTMS), where it will determine an important issues and requirement in developing ALTMS. Automated Leave and Training Management System (ALTMS) is automated web application in managing leave and training application of UTP staff. The scope of the study will be to design a system process based on current manual procedures to be fully automated and implemented with minimum human assistant. This is due to the current system that is still depending on manual system which may cause difficulties in workflow process. This document also gives further information about the system in the literature review/theory section, which is the main supporting information that comes from the previous research by an expert in this field. Those researches are useful as a reference and guideline in developing ALTMS. The most suitable methodology would be the communication-based methodologies of process modeling methodology which is Preparation, Negotiation, Performance and Acceptanc

Institute of Northern Engineering 2006 Annual Report

MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR -- OVERVIEW AND MISSION -- CENTER PROFILES -- ORGANIZATION & CENTER LEADERS -- ARCTIC ENERGY TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT LABORATORY -- ALASKA UNIVERSITY TRANSPORTATION CENTER -- MINERAL INDUSTRY RESEARCH LABORATORY -- PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT LABORATORY -- WATER & ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER -- INE GENERAL RESEARCH -- ACCOMPLISHMENTS 2006 -- GOALS 2007 -- RESOURCES, FUNDING, AND EXPENDITURE

PrOPara project workshop Focus Group Manual: Step-wise Approach (Project deliverable 10.(WP4))

This handbook is a deliverable (WP4) from the EU-funded PrOPara project. The PrOPara project aspires to i) assess existing knowledge from research, development and benchmarking studies on alternatives to parasite control on organic ruminant farms, ii) collecting novel data on disease prevalence, risk assessment analysis and parasite control measures, through monitoring (farm surveys and stakeholder participation studies), iii) performing cost-benefit analysis on alternative parasite control measures and iv) developing and delivering technical innovation to facilitate implementation of sustainable parasite control strategies. This handbook serves as a baseline to conduct workshops with stakeholders in France and Scotland. It provides the organisers with a structured approach on 8 steps. The implementation of this approach will allow identification of main alternative GIN practices according to stakeholders’ views, as well as analysing economic impacts and reasons for adopting them or not