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The relathionshiops between industry attribution and knowledge management-A case study on Petroleum and Petro-chemical Industries, steel industries, and TFT-LCD industriesLin, Tsang-An 05 June 2006 (has links)
The relathionshiops between industry attribution and knowledge management-A case study on Petroleum and Petro-chemical Industries, steel industries, and TFT-LCD industries.
To meet the demands of the market and create demands and hence to build up new competitive advantages in the knowledge-economy world, the focus of enterprises is to manipulate knowledge, make good use of the characteristics of knowledge-sharing and innovation. Therefore, knowledge management can be deemed as a weapon for organizational management and organizational development. With fine-quality knowledge, enterprises can create new knowledge and enhance corporate competitiveness.
The aim of this research is to explore the differences of the mechanisms of knowledge management and the relationships between industry attributions and knowledgement among enterprises. With interviews with companies and relevant literature review, we conclude the following researching findings:
Research finding 1: When the technologies in an industry go into a ripe phase, the model of knowledgement tends to focus on integrating explicit knowledge; when the technologies are still in the growth phase, the model of knowledge management focuses on internal interaction.
Research finding2: Enterprises place more importance on knowledge transfer and their knowledge management mechanisms focus on information system when the industry life cycle is in the ripe phase; enterprises value knowledge innovation and their knowledge management mechanisms focus on the platform of human interaction when the industry life cycle is in the growth phase.
Research finding 3: Industries in ripe phase emphasize the knowledge storage, diffusion, and application; industries in growth phase emphasize the knowledge creation.
Keyword: knowledge management, industry attribution, industry life cycle, mechanism of knowledge management.
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The emotional effects of disruptionAdcock, Christina Annie Lee 15 November 2004 (has links)
Disruption is something that we must negotiate as part of our everyday lives. The context of disruption can vary in nature from being positive to being negative in nature. However, the emotional effects of the disruption have not been investigated in the social psychological literature. This study utilizes structuralized ritualization affect theory of social exchange, attribution theory, and the theory of relational cohesion in order to investigate the effects of disruption on the overall positive emotion of the actors involved and their feelings of cohesiveness with regard to their group.
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Nuclear forensics: attributing the source of spent fuel used in an RDD eventScott, Mark Robert 29 August 2005 (has links)
An RDD attack against the U.S. is something America needs to prepare against. If such
an event occurs the ability to quickly identify the source of the radiological material used
in an RDD would aid investigators in identifying the perpetrators. Spent fuel is one of
the most dangerous possible radiological sources for an RDD. In this work, a forensics
methodology was developed and implemented to attribute spent fuel to a source reactor.
The specific attributes determined are the spent fuel burnup, age from discharge, reactor
type, and initial fuel enrichment. It is shown that by analyzing the post-event material,
these attributes can be determined with enough accuracy to be useful for investigators.
The burnup can be found within a 5% accuracy, enrichment with a 2% accuracy, and age
with a 10% accuracy. Reactor type can be determined if specific nuclides are measured.
The methodology developed was implemented into a code call NEMASYS. NEMASYS
is easy to use and it takes a minimum amount of time to learn its basic functions. It will
process data within a few minutes and provide detailed information about the results and
conclusions.
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Perception av social styrka inom datormedierad kommunikation : Går det att skapa en rättvis bild av någon utifrån ett e-postmeddelandeFredriksson, Nell January 2002 (has links)
<p>Människor tillskriver varandra egenskaper. Detta sker omedvetet och systematiskt och syftar till att underlätta förståelsen av omvärlden. Syftet med detta arbete har varit att undersöka i vilken utsträckning det är möjligt att utifrån vald språkstil i ett e-postmeddelande bedöma en persons egenskaper, vilket i denna rapport benämnts en persons sociala styrka. En engelskspråkig undersökning har legat till grund för arbetet och tanken har - förutom ovanstående - varit att utröna hur väl ett experimentellt engelskspråkigt undersökningsresultat står sig under förhållandevis naturalistiska svenska förhållanden. Resultatet visar inte entydigt att språkstilen styr de egenskaper som författaren tillskrivs. Framräknade medelvärden ger en indikation på att kraftfullt formulerade meddelanden i större utsträckning bedömts som författade av personer besittande en hög social styrka, men endast ett fåtal av resultaten var statistiskt signifikanta. Bl.a. kan en viss skillnad i mäns och kvinnors bedömning skönjas, en skillnad som dock kan vara ett utslag av att grupperna storleksmässigt varit olika.</p>
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Using Style Markers for Detecting Plagiarism in Natural Language DocumentsKimler, Marco January 2003 (has links)
<p>Most of the existing plagiarism detection systems compare a text to a database of other texts. These external approaches, however, are vulnerable because texts not contained in the database cannot be detected as source texts. This paper examines an internal plagiarism detection method that uses style markers from authorship attribution studies in order to find stylistic changes in a text. These changes might pinpoint plagiarized passages. Additionally, a new style marker called specific words is introduced. A pre-study tests if the style markers can fingerprint an author s style and if they are constant with sample size. It is shown that vocabulary richness measures do not fulfil these prerequisites. The other style markers - simple ratio measures, readability scores, frequency lists, and entropy measures - have these characteristics and are, together with the new specific words measure, used in a main study with an unsupervised approach for detecting stylistic changes in plagiarized texts at sentence and paragraph levels. It is shown that at these small levels the style markers generally cannot detect plagiarized sections because of intra-authorial stylistic variations (i.e. noise), and that at bigger levels the results are strongly a ected by the sliding window approach. The specific words measure, however, can pinpoint single sentences written by another author.</p>
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Gruppfavorisering hos minimala grupper vid val av ansiktsuttryckDanielssson, Sandra January 2004 (has links)
<p>Människor verkar generellt handla och uppträda på sätt som ger fördelar till dem själva och de grupper de är medlemmar i. Fördelarna gäller resurser, status, prestige men också socialt fördelaktigt beteende. Beaupré och Hess (2003) fann att människor ansåg medlemmar ur sin egna etniska grupp vara gladare än människor från andra etniska grupper. För att undersöka om icke socialt sammansatta grupper skulle attribuera gladare ansiktsuttryck till den egna gruppen, innegruppen, framför andra grupper, utegrupper, replikerades studien i minimala grupper. Det visade sig att innegruppen oftare favoriserades med glada ansiktsuttryck medan utegruppen oftare attribuerades neutrala ansiktsuttryck.</p>
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The self-concept and personal attributes of gifted adolescent females the influence of social comparison orientation /Stebbins, Molly S. January 2001 (has links)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Missouri-Columbia, 2001. / Typescript. Vita. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 125-131). Also available on the Internet.
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The mediated effects of parental attributions on parenting behaviors : implications for adolescent antisocial behavior /Heiblum, Naamith, January 2001 (has links)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Missouri-Columbia, 2001. / Typescript. Vita. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 104-117). Also available on the Internet.
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The mediated effects of parental attributions on parenting behaviors implications for adolescent antisocial behavior /Heiblum, Naamith, January 2001 (has links)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Missouri-Columbia, 2001. / Typescript. Vita. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 104-117). Also available on the Internet.
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Reactions toward people with an illness : examining similarity as an extension to attribution theory /Clifford, Jeanie Marie. January 2004 (has links)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of California, San Diego, 2004. / Vita. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 99-103).
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