Evaluasi Pengendalian Sistem Informasi Pengiriman pada TL

The purpose of this study is to evaluate the control systems on the TL shipping information, in order to discern weaknesses or problems in delivery of enterprise information systems control using CobIT approach. The research method used is the data collecting by observation, checklists, interviews, and literature study. The results achieved are findings and issue recommendations that provide an illustration about a control of the running information delivery systems. From the illustration it is known that on the company\u27s control of information delivery system, there are still many things that have not been up to standard. The conclusion obtained is that the control of information delivery systems that have been implemented meets only partially the standards set small, so it still needs much improvement

Analisis Efektivitas Sistem Pengendalian Internal Barang Perlengkapan Studi Kasus Di Sempoa Tc Dharmahusada Mas

The purpose of this research was to determine the importance of internal control on systems and procedures for supplying stocks at the Sempoa Sip TC Dharmahusada Mas which is one of the current assets in the company in addition to income from paying special fees. To find out whether the systems and procedures at the Sempoa Sipwhich have been running for several years are effective and in accordance with the procedures. Collecting data in this research are interviews, documentation, literature study, primary data, secondary documents. clear enough. However, the division of tasks at the company is still not good because it is only carried out by the admin, namely, the purchasing system, goods receipt system, expenditure system, warehouse has not been effective. This shows that there is no good principle of segregation of functions, namely segregation of duties

Profiling Power Consumption on Desktop Computer Systems

Background. Energy awareness in the ICT has become an important issue: ICT is both a key player in energy efficiency, and a power drainer. Focusing on software, recent work suggested the existence of a relationship between power consumption, software configuration and usage patterns in computer systems. Aim. The aim of this work was collecting and analysing power consumption data of a general-purpose computer system, simulating common usage scenarios, in order to extract a power consumption profile for each scenario. Methods. We selected a desktop system running Windows XP as a test machine. Meanwhile, we developed 11 usage scenarios, classified by their functionality, and automated by a GUI testing tool. Then, we conducted several test runs of the scenarios, collecting power consumption data by means of a power meter. Results. Our analysis resulted in an estimation of a power consumption value for each scenario and software application used, obtaining that each single scenario introduced an overhead from 2 to 11 Watts, corresponding to an increase of about 12%. Conclusions. We determined that software and its usage patterns impacts consistently on the power consumption of computer systems. Further work will be devoted to evaluate how power consumption is affected by the usage of specific system resources, like processors, disks, memory et

Managing biowaste and promoting sustainability - profiling community composting

The voluntary and community waste sector makes an important contribution to waste objectives (Williams et al, 2006). The community composting sector would appear to be leading the development of innovative biowaste collection and processing systems in areas unsuitable for traditional kerbside. Such schemes can contribute to developing local areas by improving local soils and green spaces as well as diverting waste from landfill. However, this is often only part of the story. Well managed community activity has huge potential for providing work and volunteering opportunities, as well as bringing people together and improving skills, knowledge and self-confidence. Considered collectively these factors may contribute to local sustainability more effectively than reliance on meeting particular targets. Although there is some anecdotal and financial evidence for the growth in, and diversity of, community composting, there is very little comprehensive data that draws together the activity of the sector as a whole. The paper addresses this gap by presenting findings from a national survey profiling community based composting. Results show that a range of activities fall under the umbrella of community composting and these include: collecting / receiving and processing material, running education campaigns, promoting home composting and facilitating others to develop / promote community composting. The survey recorded over 100 groups actively engaged in at least one of these activities with many involved in more than one. Overall 80% of groups are involved in collecting and composting material and 20% are involved in composting related activity other than collecting and composting, such as educational and promotional activities. The sector has a large potential for providing work and volunteering opportunities and results indicate over 1,300 volunteers, trainees and staff involved in community composting. In addition, most groups (68%) carry out composting alongside other waste and recycling activities or, more commonly, alongside non-waste activities such as community gardens, city farms, local food production, day and residential services and work integration schemes. These activities may bring about positive environmental impacts and social benefits over and above quantities of material diverted from landfill, and these benefits often cut across different policy agendas. Knowing and understanding these impacts and benefits is important in understanding the role of the community composting sector. In addition to results from profiling the sector, this paper will also present findings from participatory research with groups to develop ways to better understand and demonstrate the impacts of their work

Syndromic surveillance: two decades experience of sustainable systems – its people not just data!

Syndromic surveillance is a form of surveillance that generates information for public health action by collecting, analysing and interpreting routine health-related data on symptoms and clinical signs reported by patients and clinicians rather than being based on microbiologically or clinically confirmed cases. In England, a suite of national real-time syndromic surveillance systems (SSS) have been developed over the last 20 years, utilising data from a variety of health care settings (a telehealth triage system, general practice and emergency departments). The real-time systems in England have been used for early detection (e.g. seasonal influenza), for situational awareness (e.g. describing the size and demographics of the impact of a heatwave) and for reassurance of lack of impact on population health of mass gatherings (e.g. the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games).We highlight the lessons learnt from running SSS, for nearly two decades, and propose questions and issues still to be addressed. We feel that syndromic surveillance is an example of the use of ‘big data’, but contend that the focus for sustainable and useful systems should be on the added value of such systems and the importance of people working together to maximise the value for the public health of syndromic surveillance services

How Does GDPR Support Healthcare Transformation to 5P Medicine?

Health systems advance towards personalized, preventive, predictive, participative precision (5P) medicine, considering the individual's health status, contexts and conditions. This results in fully distributed, highly dynamic, highly complex business systems and processes with multiple, comprehensively cooperating actors from different specialty and policy domains, using their specific methodologies, terminologies, ontologies, knowledge and skills. Rules and regulations governing the business process as well as the organizational, legal and individual conditions, thereby controlling the behavior of the system, are called policies. Trust and confidence needed for running such system are strongly impacted by security and privacy concerns controlled by corresponding policies. The most comprehensive policy dealing with security and privacy requirements and principles in any business collecting, processing and sharing personal identifiable information (PII) is the recently implemented European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). This paper investigates how GDPR supports healthcare transformation and how this can be implemented based on international standards and specifications

Evaluating A Self-access Centre’s Effectiveness And efficiency: A Case Study And Reflection

This article discusses changes that occurred after a case study that examined the effectiveness and efficiency of a Self-access Centre (SAC) within a university in Hong Kong using Morrison's (2003) Evaluation of Self-access Language Learning Centre framework. The case study addressed issues from a stakeholder’s perspective by collecting data from learners through an online questionnaire and conducting 15 semi-structured interviews, an advisers' focus group and management interviews and reports. The outcome of the study showed that a wider perspective for senior managers and insights for evaluation of the support services is vital to making key decisions in context. Upon reflection of the findings with the new SAC manager, more acute decision-making and continuous improvement is needed to enhance effectiveness and efficiency of the running of the SAC. To achieve this, regular feedback from various stakeholders, also re-structuring human and non-human support systems is vital.published_or_final_versio

IMPLEMENTASI SISTEM WASTE COLLECTING POINT SEBAGAI UPAYA MENGATASI PERMASALAHAN SAMPAH SEKOLAH : Studi Kasus di SMP Negeri 1 Kota Banda Aceh

Waste collecting point merupakan salah satu upaya mengatasi permasalahan lingkungan aspek persampahan, penting untuk terus menciptakan sikap peduli lingkungan melalui sistem ini, pembentukan sikap peduli lingkungan dapat ditumbuhkan dengan pendidikan, upaya komprehensif dapat dilakukan dengan implementasi sistem waste collecting point di sekolah. Tujuan penelitian ini mendeskripsikan strategi sistem waste collecting point; implementasi sistem waste collecting point; mengkaji faktor pendukung dan penghambat implementasi sistem waste collecting point; dan nilai pembelajaran melalui sistem waste collecting point. Penelitian ini menggunakan pendekatan kualitatif dengan metode studi kasus. Pengumpulan data dengan teknik wawancara, observasi, dan dokumentasi. Keabsahan data menggunakan triangulasi sumber dan teknik. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan strategi sistem waste collecting point di SMP Negeri 1 Kota Banda Aceh melalui pendekatan aspek sosialisasi, teknik operasional, pembiayaan, organisasi, kelembagaan, hukum, peran warga sekolah, dan kurikulum sekolah; implementasi sistem waste collecting point berjalan berdasarkan aktor pelaksana, komunikasi dan sosialisasi, sumber daya, dan keintegrasian seluruh pelaksana; faktor pendukung dan penghambat terlihat dari aspek internal dan eksternal pelaksanaan; nilai pembelajaran dari sistem waste collecting point ialah nilai kerjasama, moral dan norma, kedisiplinan, kepedulian lingkungan, kreatifitas, dan kebersihan, serta bentuk penerapan sistem ke dalam pembelajaran dimanfaatkan sebagai sumber belajar berdasarkan kurikulum sekolah. Proses implementasi sistem waste collecting point belum berjalan begitu efektif, hal ini disebabkan oleh terbatasnya sarana prasarana, pembiayaan, sosialisasi serta evaluasi dan monitoring maka perlu dilakukan perbaikan dengan rekomendasi ialah adopsi indikator adiwiyata ke dalam pelaksanaan; penyesuaian strategi pada lingkungan sekolah; proses sosialisasi, evaluasi dan monitoring yang lebih intensif.;--Waste collecting point is one of the efforts to overcome the environmental problems of waste aspects, it is important to continue to create an attitude of caring for the environment through this system, the formation of an attitude of caring for the environment can be grown with education, comprehensive efforts can be made by implementing a waste collecting point system in schools. The purpose of this study is to describe the strategy of waste collecting point systems; waste collecting point system implementation; examine the supporting and inhibiting factors for the implementation of the waste collecting point system; and learning value through the waste-collecting point system. This research uses a qualitative approach with a case study method. Data collection using interview, observation, and documentation techniques. Data validity uses triangulation of sources and techniques. The results of the study show the strategy of collecting waste point systems in SMP Negeri 1 Kota Banda Aceh through approaches to the aspects of socialization, operational techniques, financing, organization, institutions, law, the role of school residents, and the school curriculum; implementation of the waste collecting point system is based on implementing actors, communication and outreach, resources, and the integration of all implementers; supporting and inhibiting factors are seen from the internal and external aspects of implementation; the learning value of the waste collecting point system is the value of cooperation, morals and norms, discipline, environmental care, creativity, and cleanliness, as well as the form of applying the system to learning used as a learning resource based on the school curriculum. The process of implementing the waste-collecting point system has not been running so effectively, this is due to the limited infrastructure, financing, outreach and evaluation and monitoring, so it is necessary to make improvements with recommendations, namely the adoption of adiwiyata indicators into implementation; adjusting strategies to the school environment; a more intensive process of socialization, evaluation and monitoring

Towards MLOps in Mobile Development with a Plug-in Architecture for Data Analytics

Smartphones are increasingly used as universal IoT gateways collecting data from connected sensors in a wide range of industrial applications. With the increasing computing capabilities, they are used not just for simple data aggregation and transferring, but have now become capable of performing advanced data analytics. As AI has become a key element in enterprise software systems, many software development teams rely on dedicated Machine Learning (ML) engineers who often follow agile development practices in their work. However, in the context of mobile app development, there is still limited tooling support for MLOps, mainly due to unsuitability of native programming languages such as Java and Kotlin to support ML-related programming tasks. This paper aims to address this gap and describes a plug-in architecture for developing, deploying and running ML modules for data analytics on the Android platform. The proposed approach advocates for modularity, extensibility, customisation, and separation of concerns, allowing ML engineers to develop their components independently from the main application in an agile and incremental manner.acceptedVersio