Agent-based management of support systems for distributed brainstorming

Kaeri, Yuki; Sugawara, Kenji; Moulin, Claude; Gidel, Thierry

doi:10.1016/j.aei.2020.101050

Cited by 9 publications

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“…Untuk menyusun atribut tersebut dilakukan melalui kegiatan brainstorming. Kegiatan brainstorming adalah contoh metode kolaborasi yang dapat digunakan untuk mengembangkan produk atau perangkat lunak baru pada berbagai tahap, tahap perencanaan atau mendefinisikan tahap persyaratan (Kaeri et al, 2020). Brainstorming menggunakan cara brainwriting, di mana ide-ide yang muncul dituliskan oleh setiap anggota tim (Bonnardel & Schuman, 2020).…”

Section: Penyusunan Dan Penentuan Atribut Kebutuhan Pelangganunclassified

Penentuan kriteria desain pengukus singkong menggunakan Fuzzy-QFD

Firmansyah

Hidayat²

2022

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Krepek tette is one of the traditional chips from Pamekasan. Generally, this product is a famous souvenir from the city. This product is usually produced by a small-medium enterprise (SME). In the krepek tette industry, the steaming process is dependent on wood as fuel. The condition makes the steaming process contributes significantly to the resulting carbon footprint. To support sustainable development goals (SDGs), explicitly ensuring sustainable consumption and production pattern. The production process technology in SMEs needs to be upgraded to achieve sustainable production. One of the solutions is to re-design the steamer for the steaming process of raw cassava. To achieve a good steamer design, gathering information about customer need is a fundamental step to accomplish. The research aims to investigate criteria steamer design that meets customer needs. The survey gathered data about customer requirements and pointed to employees in the krepek tette industry located in central production, Blumbungan sub-district, Pamekasan. All qualitative data were analyzed using fuzzy logic to quantify the value of customer requirements and engineering characteristics. House of Quality, the first matrix of QFD, was used to obtain engineering characteristics priority. There was 12 attribute of customer requirements; however, one attribute failed to meet minimum customer importance weight criteria. Translating customer requirements to engineering characteristics obtain ten attributes. Using fuzzy logic to rank engineering characteristics that meet customer requirements, obtain eight attributes for the design criteria of cassava steamer. The attributes were ignition system used heat element, stainless steel, the design used modular systems, used LPG fuel, input, and output process from the same side, temperature and steam disperse equally, and used under steam pressure

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Section: Penyusunan Dan Penentuan Atribut Kebutuhan Pelangganunclassified

Penentuan kriteria desain pengukus singkong menggunakan Fuzzy-QFD

Firmansyah

Hidayat²

2022

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“…This made it possible to develop the content and ergonomics of the user interface from the expectations of its future users. Thus, the wording of the questionnaire and the ergonomics of the user interface were adapted to the requests in a collegial manner (Kaeri et al, 2020). In addition, at the request of several users, the graphs in the "results" part of the user interface were adapted for people with color blindness.…”

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Qualitative modeling of fruit fly injuries on chayote in Réunion: Development and transfer to users

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Intensive chayote cultivation in Réunion almost disappeared in the 2000s due to significant yield losses from fruit fly attacks on this historically important crop (Dacus ciliatus, Zeugodacus cuurbitae and Dacus demmerezi). Since the late 2000s, the adoption of agroecological crop protection practices have led to the effective management of fruit fly populations, a significant reduction in pesticide use, an increase in chayote production and plantations, and the development of organic production. To assist in fruit fly management, a qualitative model which simulates fruit fly damage to chayote crops, known as IPSIM-chayote, was developed, providing satisfactory prediction results. It has a user-friendly interface and is now available free of charge online, in three languages (French, English and Spanish): https://pvbmt-apps.cirad.fr/apps/ipsim-chayote/?lang=en. The IPSIM-chayote modeling platform can be used by farmers as a diagnosis to simulate fruit fly damage to their crops and as a decision-making tool for their agricultural practices. The model can be used as a training resource in agroecological crop protection. Public authorities and local government can use it as a tool in planning and forecasting agricultural development. Finally, researchers can use it as a prediction tool and a resource for the exchange of information, allowing them to review scientific knowledge or identify new, relevant research areas suited to the context and challenges. IPSIM-chayote can be considered as a forum for exchange and can stimulate collaborative work between individuals. It is a flexible model, as it allows variables to be added. IPSIM-chayote is the first qualitative model developed for crop pests in a tropical environment. It could serve as a basis for the development of other similar models simulating crop pest incidence, thus contributing significantly to the development of agroecological crop protection.

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“…Marlow et al also argued that while collaboration tools might make it easier to use a combination of collaboration apps, they do not provide users with enough guidance for choosing among the tools in different circumstances, or for adapting the interface functionalities and presentations based on their goals and tasks. Kaeri et al (2020) proposed agent-based management of support systems for distributed brainstorming, focusing (van Boeijen et al, 2013;Kobayashi et al, 2019;Kaeri et al, 2020).…”

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“…Brainstorming (van Boeijen et al, 2013;Kaeri et al, 2020) Needs-based workshop (Kobayashi et al, 2019)…”

Section: Online Workhop Support Systemmentioning

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Development of Online Needs-Based Workshop Support System in a Pandemic

2021

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The sustainable development goals, adopted in 2015, include achievement of sustainable consumption and production (SCP) patterns as the 12th goal. To achieve SCP patterns, it is necessary not only to reduce environmental load caused by production and manufacturing but also to improve the sufficiency of fundamental human needs and the quality of life of consumers. The living-sphere approach aims to design products for a target living sphere by determining the sufficiency of fundamental human needs among local residents through products using the fundamental human needs framework proposed by Max-Neef. This framework consists of fundamental human needs and satisfiers. Max-Neef argued that fundamental human needs are universal, but satisfiers fulfilling these fundamental human needs depend on region, culture and time. The satisfiers have previously been extracted by needs-based participatory workshops, but during the ongoing coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, these in-person workshops can no longer be held. In this study, we developed an online needs-based workshop (NBW) support system to replace the in-person NBW. The developed system consists of digital applications such as an online whiteboard service, video meeting service and original software to support facilitation. We applied the developed system to online NBWs held in Japan to verify the developed system and to validate whether the online NBW can replace the in-person NBW. The results verified that the developed system was working as designed. Comparison of the results between online and in-person sessions validated that replacing the in-person NBW with an online NBW using the developed system was highly possible.

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Agent-based management of support systems for distributed brainstorming

Cited by 9 publications

References 25 publications

Penentuan kriteria desain pengukus singkong menggunakan Fuzzy-QFD

Penentuan kriteria desain pengukus singkong menggunakan Fuzzy-QFD

Qualitative modeling of fruit fly injuries on chayote in Réunion: Development and transfer to users

Development of Online Needs-Based Workshop Support System in a Pandemic

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