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An approach to control collaborative processes in PLM systems
Companies that collaborate within the product development processes need to
implement an effective management of their collaborative activities. Despite
the implementation of a PLM system, the collaborative activities are not
efficient as it might be expected. This paper presents an analysis of the
problems related to the collaborative work using a PLM system. From this
analysis, we propose an approach for improving collaborative processes within a
PLM system, based on monitoring indicators. This approach leads to identify and
therefore to mitigate the brakes of the collaborative work
The digital challenge for multinational mobile network operators. More marginalization or rejuvenation?
Multinational mobile network operators (MNOs) rapidly emerged in the early 1990s and for a decade and a half were the dominant actors in their industry. We analyze the development and competitiveness of a typical MNO, Telenor. With the introduction of 4G in 2010, we show that Telenor, like other MNOs largely failed to respond to the opportunity that connectivity provided to develop digital services. Instead, these were developed by technology platform companies such as Amazon, Google and Microsoft. Telenor became a marginalized supplier of standardized internet connectivity. We argue that the ‘decade of lost opportunity’ (2010-2020) for Telenor was a product of a lack of ‘recombinant firm-specific advantages’ (FSARs). With the launch of 5G, an emerging global digital infrastructure, this sidelining is set to intensify unless Telenor responds to this new opportunity by developing B2B digital services. We analyze the FSARs that are necessary for a successful transition of capturing the value that 5G provides and the degree to which they are present, or potentially present, in Telenor
A Framework for Leveraging Artificial Intelligence in Project Management
Dissertation presented as the partial requirement for obtaining a Master's degree in Information Management, specialization in Information Systems and Technologies ManagementThis dissertation aims to support the project manager in their daily tasks. As we use artificial
intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) in everyday life, it is necessary to include them in business
and change traditional ways of working. For the purpose of this study, it is essential to understand
challenges and areas of project management and how artificial intelligence can contribute to them. A
theoretical overview, applying the knowledge of project management, will show a holistic view of the
current situation in the enterprises. The research is about artificial intelligence applications in project
management, the common activities in project management, the biggest challenges, and how AI and
ML can support it. Understanding project managers help create a framework that will contribute to
optimizing their tasks. After designing and developing the framework for applying artificial intelligence
to project management, the project managers were asked to evaluate. This study is essential to
increase awareness among the stakeholders and enterprises on how automation of the processes can
be improved and how AI and ML can decrease the possibility of risk and cost along with improving the
happiness and efficiency of the employees
The Relationship between Fuzzy Reasoning and Its Temporal Characteristics for Knowledge Management
The knowledge management systems based on artificial reasoning (KMAR) tries to provide computers the capabilities of performing various intelligent tasks for which their human users resort to their knowledge and collective intelligence. There is a need for incorporating aspects of time and imprecision into knowledge management systems, considering appropriate semantic foundations. The aim of this paper is to present the FRTES, a real-time fuzzy expert system, embedded in a knowledge management system. Our expert system is a special possibilistic expert system, developed in order to focus on fuzzy knowledge.Knowledge Management, Artificial Reasoning, predictability
ACUTA Journal of Telecommunications in Higher Education
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Thanks You for Serving on an ACUTA Committee
The Future of Fixed Mobile Convergence
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From Macrocells to Femtocells: Cellular Coverage and Capacity Enhancement Demystified
Distributed Antenna Systems-Sometimes You Just Have to Do Things Yourself!
Navigating Today\u27s Complex Voice Roadmap
lf You Build lt, Will They Come?
Maximizing the lT Budget for Success: The Sage Colleges\u27Journey of Efficiency and Creativity
2009 ACUTA Ruth A. Michalecki Leadership Award
2009 Bill D. Morris Award
Interview
President\u27s Message
From the Executive Director
Q&A from the CI
Breaking the Mold: Consolidated Report on the Workshop
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