Implementing the Main Functionalities Required by Semantic Search in Decision-Support Systems

Necula, Sabina-Cristiana

doi:10.15837/ijccc.2012.5.1349

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“…Input data in the decision-making model is changing (from personal to mass collab-15 oration and integration of external data), although the semantic web is not a decisionmodelling technology to improve decision per se, but perhaps more a possibility of integrating data (Necula, 2011). Therefore, improving the search, enhancing knowledge sharing and integrating the available, though heterogeneous, databases and semantic interoperability, will reveal implicit information that usually would remain undiscov-20 ered, thereby resulting in suboptimal decisions (Necula, 2012).…”

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Semantic web and decision support systems

Antunes

Freire

Costa

2015

Journal of Decision Systems

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Semantic web and decision support systems

Antunes

Freire

Costa

2015

Journal of Decision Systems

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“…The pressure exerted by automation and digitalisation is not naturally absorbed at the educational sector or organisation level, which Reference [22] describes as rather past-oriented, conveying and using obsolete information that is inert compared to innovation. Moreover, in References [23][24][25] is shown that individuals that cannot develop high-level skills, cannot cope with the pressure of using Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) in the workplace and are not sufficiently autonomous feel threatened, insecure and confused, which results in their failure to carry out their job duties and even quitting their jobs.…”

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ESD for Public Administration: An Essential Challenge for Inventing the Future of Our Society

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The role of local and central public administrations in promoting sustainable development and building up a better future for society is essential. In order to fulfill this mission, employees in public administration sector must engage in long life learning processes, for the purpose of developing skills such as: anticipation, interdisciplinarity, diversity of perspectives, working with incomplete or complex information, participation in sustainable development processes, cooperation, individual decision-making capacities, empathy, solidarity, and self-motivation. The Education for Sustainable Development as a component of lifelong learning is, in this light, of utmost importance. In this spirit, this paper investigates what is the Romanian public sector employees’ perception of long life learning as an essential premise of Education for Sustainable Development, by analysing on the one hand the degree of digital maturity of public institutions in Romania, and on the other hand the interest of employees in such institutions to engage in Education for Sustainable Development function of the following disjunct behavioural/emotional states: Disappointment, Conflicts, Satisfaction/Contentment, Doubt, Exhaustion, Attachment.

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“…A significant part of research was focused on cloud computing security [120] and on quality of services. This quality has to include both customer satisfaction [121] and meeting the requirement of environmental protection. The design of a green cloud has two types of challenges: technical and non-technical.…”

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Green Cloud Computing: A Literature Survey

Radu

2017

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Cloud computing is a dynamic field of information and communication technologies (ICTs), introducing new challenges for environmental protection. Cloud computing technologies have a variety of application domains, since they offer scalability, are reliable and trustworthy, and offer high performance at relatively low cost. The cloud computing revolution is redesigning modern networking, and offering promising environmental protection prospects as well as economic and technological advantages. These technologies have the potential to improve energy efficiency and to reduce carbon footprints and (e-)waste. These features can transform cloud computing into green cloud computing. In this survey, we review the main achievements of green cloud computing. First, an overview of cloud computing is given. Then, recent studies and developments are summarized, and environmental issues are specifically addressed. Finally, future research directions and open problems regarding green cloud computing are presented. This survey is intended to serve as up-to-date guidance for research with respect to green cloud computing.

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Implementing the Main Functionalities Required by Semantic Search in Decision-Support Systems

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References 19 publications

Semantic web and decision support systems

Semantic web and decision support systems

ESD for Public Administration: An Essential Challenge for Inventing the Future of Our Society

Green Cloud Computing: A Literature Survey

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