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Synthesis and Characterisation of Non-Evaporable Getter Films Based on Ti, Zr and VEnqvist, Erik January 2011 (has links)
Non-evaporable getters (NEG) are widely used in ultra high vacuum (UHV) systems for particle accelerators to assure distributed pumping speed. By heating the NEG to an activation temperature, the oxide layer on the surface dissolves into the material, leaving a clean (activated) surface. The activated NEG surface is capable of chemisorbing most of the residual gases present in a UHV system and will act as a vacuum pump. NEG can be sputter deposited on the inner wall of vacuum chambers, turning the whole wall from a source of gas into a pump. At the largest particle accelerator in the world, the Large Hadron Collider, more than 6 km of beam pipe has been NEG coated. In this work, a DC magnetron sputtering system dedicated for coating cylindrical vacuum chambers with NEG has been assembled, installed and commissioned. The system has been used to do NEG depositions on inner walls of vacuum chambers. The vacuum performance of the coating has been measured in terms of pumping speed, electron stimulated desorption and activation temperature. In addition, the thin film composition and morphology has been investigated by scanning electron microscopy (SEM). The work has resulted in an operational DC magnetron sputtering system, which can be used for further studies of NEG materials and compositions.
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Dynamic capabilities in action : on the interrelation between biographical data and business practicesHerrmann, J?lia Colombo Doebber 30 August 2017 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2017-08-30 / Coordena??o de Aperfei?oamento de Pessoal de N?vel Superior - CAPES / Estudos anteriores evidenciaram a import?ncia do ativo cognitivo para a exist?ncia de
capacidades din?micas. Ultimamente, os estudiosos reconhecem capacidades din?micas
gerenciais. N?s demonstramos que o fen?meno de capacidades din?micas n?o ? tratado por
uma quest?o de tipologia. Trata-se de singularidade. Sugerimos que o conceito capacidades
din?micas atende aos n?veis indiv?duo e empresa, e que ? vis?vel quando desempenha um
papel de media??o no relacionamento entre eles. N?s definimos indiv?duo como pioneiro de
neg?cios, que atua como empreendedor, gerente e l?der ao realizar a hist?ria da empresa
desde sua idea??o, passando por diferentes transforma??es de neg?cios. N?s definimos
empresa como um sistema transit?rio, intencionalmente articulado em recursos para atingir
uma finalidade comercial mais ampla, atrav?s da rela??o que estabelece com o meio
ambiente. Realizamos uma investiga??o utilizando a abordagem de narrativas biogr?ficas,
combinada com uma s?rie de entrevistas com estudiosos-chave e a an?lise qualitativa de tr?s estudos de reconstru??o biogr?fica que apresentam fatos sobre a exist?ncia de capacidades
din?micas "em a??o" entre dados biogr?ficos e pr?ticas de neg?cios, onde a interrela??o
entre indiv?duo e firma se desenvolve em um estado ativo de ajustamento estrat?gico. / Previous studies highlighted the importance of the cognition resource for the existence of
dynamic capabilities. Lately, scholars acknowledge dynamic managerial capabilities. We
here explore that dynamic capability is not a matter of typology. It is about uniqueness. We
suggest that dynamic capability serves both individual and firm levels and that it is visible
when it plays a role in mediating individual and firm relationship. We define the individual
as the business pioneer, who act as the entrepreneur, manager, and leader while performing
firm?s history since its ideation, passing through different business transformations. We
define the firm as a transient system, intentionally resource-articulated to achieve higher
business purpose through the relationship it establishes with the environment. We conducted
a biographical narrative investigation, combined with a series of interviews with key
scholars, and qualitative analysis of three biographical narrative reconstructions where we
came up with facts to suggest that dynamic capabilities can only really exist "in action",
while individual and firm relationship develop as a living state of strategic adjustment.
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Looking Ahead: Part ICommendatore, Pasquale, Kubin, Ingrid 19 September 2017 (has links) (PDF)
This Chapter summarises the work carried out during the lifetime of the Action by Working Group I whose main task was to build multiregional NEG models. The main results are briefly presented and some of the questions left open are pointed at. Finally, topics for future research are suggested.
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Business process configuration with NFRs and contextavarenessSANTOS, Emanuel Batista dos 10 May 2013 (has links)
Business process models are an important source of information for the development
of information systems. However, changes in the environment can
a ect the way business processes are performed. In order to obtain models
that re
ect the changes it is necessary to continuously check between model
and reality.
Good business processes need to be up-to-date and automated to represent
the organizational environment. Thus, it is of paramount importance
to represent adequately variability in Business Process Models. Representing
and con guring business processes variability for a speci c organization
allows the proper execution of processes. In addition, dynamic environment
calls for
exible con guration processes that can meet stakeholders' goals.
However, selecting a con guration for business process is a challenging activity.
Even though current approaches allow the representation of variability of
business process models, the selection of business variants in a given context
remains a challenging issue.
In this proposal, we advocate the use of Non-Functional Requirements
(NFR) and context-awareness information to drive the con guration of process
models at run-time. We propose a model-driven business process con-
guration approach called Business process Variability Con guration with
Contexts and NFRs (BVCCoN), approach that keeps the variability representation,
con guration knowledge and contextual information separated
from the business process models. We illustrate the BVCCoN model and
process through examples. The evaluation of our proposal is based on a
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Previous issue date: 2013-05-10 / Modelos de processos de neg ocios s~ao uma importante fonte de informa c~ao
para o desenvolvimento de sistemas de informa c~ao. No entanto, as mudan cas
no ambiente podem afetar a forma como os processos de neg ocios s~ao realizados.
A m de obter modelos que re
etem as mudan cas e necess ario o
alinhamento entre o modelo e a realidade.
Processos de neg ocios bons precisam ser atualizados e automatizados para
representar o ambiente organizacional. Assim, e de suma import^ancia representar
adequadamente a variabilidade em Modelos de Processo de Neg ocio.
Representar e con gurar a variabilidade em processos de neg ocio de uma
organiza c~ao espec ca permite a execu c~ao adequada dos processos. Al em
disso, o ambiente din^amico exige processos de con gura c~ao
ex veis que possam
atender os objetivos das partes interessadas. No entanto, selecionando
uma con gura c~ao para o processo de neg ocio e uma atividade desa adora.
Mesmo que as abordagens atuais permitam a representa c~ao da variabilidade
dos modelos de processos de neg ocios, a sele c~ao de variantes de neg ocios em
um determinado contexto continua a ser uma quest~ao a ser explorada.
Nesta proposta, defendemos o uso de Requisitos N~ao Funcionais (RNF) e
informa c~oes de contexto para conduzir a con gura c~ao de modelos de processos
em tempo de execu c~ao. Propomos uma abordagem orientada a modelos
para a con gura c~ao de processos de neg ocios chamada BVCCoN, a abordagem
mant em a representa c~ao variabilidade, conhecimentos de con gura c~ao
e informa c~ao contextual separados dos modelos de processos de neg ocios. A
avalia c~ao da proposta baseia-se numa an alise de simula c~ao, assim como uma
compara c~ao com algumas outras obras relevantes.
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Contribui??es na avalia??o de conformidade de processos de desenvolvimento de software por minera??o de processosCruz, John Igor Bandeira da 16 March 2010 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2010-03-16 / As empresas de software investem cada vez mais tempo e recursos na melhoria de seus processos. Neste contexto, a minera??o de processos pode ser de grande valor servindo como ferramenta para a an?lise dos processos executados a partir de dados extra?dos do pr?prio ambiente de execu??o e sistemas de gest?o utilizados. Neste trabalho, s?o discutidos aspectos envolvendo a an?lise de processos correspondentes ao desenvolvimento de software, utilizando minera??o. Foi realizado um estudo de caso explorat?rio utilizando dados de m?tricas provenientes de um projeto de manuten??o de uma grande opera??o de software. Os resultados serviram como entrada para uma an?lise explorat?ria assim como para uma reflex?o acerca das quest?es que envolvem o processo de descoberta de conhecimento nesse tipo de ambiente. Al?m disso, o presente trabalho demonstra um cen?rio pr?tico de aplica??o para an?lise de conformidade aplicando ferramentas de minera??o de processos em um processo de software.
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Um ambiente integrador para an?lise de processos de neg?cioTrist?o, Cristian 14 December 2006 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2006-12-14 / A an?lise de processos tem desempenhado um papel fundamental na gest?o dos neg?cios. A maior parte das pesquisas e solu??es existentes para essa an?lise focaliza muito exclusivamente na an?lise quantitativa de processos atrav?s de m?tricas de desempenho e indicadores de qualidade, possuindo menos recursos investigativos que permitam compreender o porqu? do comportamento observado. T?cnicas de minera??o de dados possuem um papel importante neste contexto, oferecendo recursos para an?lise causal de comportamento. No entanto, as t?cnicas de an?lise e monitora??o de processos de neg?cio s?o utilizadas de forma disjunta, ou seja, n?o existe uma integra??o ou complementa??o de informa??o entre as diferentes abordagens de descoberta de conhecimento. Al?m disso, n?o suportam a an?lise seq?encial dos fluxos de execu??o, prejudicando a investiga??o de anomalias e comportamentos espec?ficos. Este trabalho prop?e um ambiente para a an?lise de processos de neg?cio com recursos, que combinam e permitem explorar, de forma sin?rgica, as informa??es advindas da aplica??o de t?cnicas de minera??o seq?encial, originalmente propostas para a Minera??o do Uso da Web, com aquelas sobre mensura??o de processos, atividades e recursos.
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Desafios da intelig??ncia coletiva no apoio ao gerenciamento de riscos de neg??cios digitais de uma institui????o financeiraOliveira, Adriana Rodrigues 28 August 2017 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2017-08-28 / The objective of this study is to investigate how the processes of collective intelligence
can contribute to support the risk management of a financial institution, in the context
of digital business. For the theoretical foundation of this objective, the research was
made to access the publications on the topics of strategic intelligence, collective
intelligence, digital business and risk management in financial institutions. This
research was made through qualitative approaches, through documentary sources
focused on risk management processes in financial institutions and digital, and
quantitative, made through a questionnaire applied to employees assigned to agencies
of a financial institution that attend in the Digital model. It was observed that these
employees feel responsible for the risk management process coming from digital
businesses and want to contribute actively with this process. They identify that the
fraud event and external theft of operational risk is primarily responsible for the losses
resulting from the implementation of the digital business model in financial
institutions.The results showed the need for improvements in the risk management
process of financial institutions to deal with the risks arising from the changes brought
about by the digital business. In order to treat these improvements, a framework was
proposed to build a collective intelligence in the scope of risk management of a
financial institution. / O objetivo deste estudo ?? investigar como os processos de intelig??ncia coletiva podem
contribuir para apoiar o gerenciamento de riscos de neg??cios digitais de uma
institui????o financeira. Para a fundamenta????o te??rica desse objetivo, foi realizada
pesquisa para acesso ??s publica????es sobre os temas intelig??ncia estrat??gica,
intelig??ncia coletiva, neg??cios digitais e gerenciamento de riscos em institui????es
financeiras. Essa pesquisa foi realizada atrav??s das abordagens qualitativa, realizada
a partir de fontes documentais com foco nos processos de gerenciamento de riscos
em institui????es financeiras e neg??cios digitais e quantitativa, realizada por meio de
question??rio aplicado aos funcion??rios alocados em ag??ncias de uma institui????o
financeira que atendem no modelo digital. Foi observado que estes funcion??rios se
sentem respons??veis pelo processo de gest??o de riscos provenientes dos neg??cios
digitais e querem contribuir ativamente com este processo. Eles identificam que o
evento fraudes e roubos externos do risco operacional ?? o principal respons??vel pelas
perdas resultantes da implementa????o do modelo de neg??cios digitais em institui????es
financeiras. Os resultados encontrados comprovaram a necessidade de melhorias no
processo de gerenciamento de riscos das institui????es financeira para lidar com os
riscos advindos das mudan??as provocadas pelos neg??cios digitais. Buscando atender
estas melhorias, foi proposto um arcabou??o para se construir uma intelig??ncia coletiva
no escopo do gerenciamento de riscos de uma institui????o financeira.
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Plano de neg?cios: instrumento eficaz para o sucesso de um empreendimento. / Businesses Plan: effective tool to the success of an enterprise.Rosa, Jos? Humberto 03 May 2004 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2004-05-03 / This work was accomplished through in view the objective headquarters of a professional
master degree that fundamentally it prioritizes studies and techniques directly linked to the
professional qualification. In view of this prerogative he was elaborated following two
lines: a theoretical one and other practice. In the first line - besides her to look for to clear
what is a plan of businesses and which your importance in an atmosphere of businesses
more and more competitive and characterized by the relentless and continuous changes - it
is suggested also a model and a susceptible to structure be adopted in the elaboration of this
tool that can and it should be used as much as instrument for reception of resources as to
support the administration process of any enterprise. The elementary desideratum of this
primary line therefore it is to demonstrate that now if it is not just important to plan a
business, more than this, it is necessary. A good plan of businesses appears consequently as
an excellent option for those entrepreneurs, administrators and entrepreneurs that want not
only to increase the chances of success of your enterprise, but still to plan this success. In
the second line, that is the practice, he grows a plan of businesses of a hotel that should be
installed still this year in Catalan's city, in Goi?s. It is aimed at with this I glide of
businesses to demonstrate to Brasil Bank S.A. the viability technical, economical and
financial of the enterprise, in order to get a financing in the order of R$ 500.000,00 (five
hundred thousand real), to be invested in the construction of this hotel shimmering to assist
to an unsatisfied real demand for units of lodging more appropriate to the needs of a
clientele that she have been driving every time in larger number for that city goiana that is
in franc development. Besides this glides of businesses it should be used as an efficient,
effective and dynamics support tool to the administration of Hotel Empresarial de Catal?o. / Este trabalho foi realizado tendo em vista o objetivo central de um mestrado profissional
que, fundamentalmente, prioriza estudos e t?cnicas diretamente vinculadas ? qualifica??o
profissional. Em vista desta prerrogativa, ele foi elaborado seguindo duas linhas
referenciais: uma te?rica e outra pr?tica. Na primeira linha al?m de se buscar esclarecer o
que ? um plano de neg?cios e qual a sua import?ncia num ambiente de neg?cios cada vez
mais competitivo e caracterizado por mudan?as inexor?veis e cont?nuas sugere-se,
tamb?m, um modelo e uma estrutura pass?veis de serem adotados na elabora??o desta
ferramenta que pode e deve ser utilizada tanto como instrumento para capta??o de recursos
quanto para apoiar o processo de gerenciamento de qualquer empreendimento. O desiderato
elementar desta linha prim?ria, portanto, ? evidenciar que atualmente n?o ? apenas
importante planejar um neg?cio, mais do que isto, ? necess?rio. Um bom plano de neg?cios
surge, por conseguinte, como uma excelente op??o para aqueles empres?rios,
administradores e empreendedores que desejam n?o somente aumentar as chances de
sucesso do seu empreendimento, mas, ainda, planejar este sucesso. Na segunda linha, que ?
a pr?tica, desenvolve-se um plano de neg?cios de um hotel que dever? ser instalado ainda
este ano na cidade de Catal?o, em Goi?s. Objetiva-se com este plano de neg?cios mostrar
ao Banco do Brasil S.A. a viabilidade t?cnica, econ?mica e financeira do empreendimento,
a fim de se conseguir um financiamento na ordem de R$ 500.000,00 (quinhentos mil reais),
a ser investido na edifica??o deste hotel, vislumbrando atender a uma demanda real
insatisfeita por unidades de hospedagem mais adequadas ?s necessidades de uma clientela
que se tem dirigido cada vez em maior n?mero para essa cidade em franco
desenvolvimento. Al?m do mais, este plano de neg?cios deve ser utilizado como uma
eficiente, eficaz e din?mica ferramenta de apoio ? gest?o do Hotel Empresarial de Catal?o.
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M?todo para a an?lise de modelo de neg?cios na perspectiva de sistema de atividadesGaspareto, Marina 31 August 2018 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2018-08-31 / Coordena??o de Aperfei?oamento de Pessoal de N?vel Superior - CAPES / Companies need to review their Business Models (BM) over time to remain competitive. Technological changes and outsourcing have made the market even more dynamic, requiring organizations to reinvent themselves and innovate. Business Model analysis allows companies to reflect about their current configurations, compare it with those adopted by competitors, innovate and instantiate future BMs. The Activity System (AS) perspective is an inter-relational array of activities that together build a Value Proposition. The literature review shows the absence of a systemic method for BM analysis. Therefore, the purpose of this paper is to provide a method for BM analysis in AS perspective. Design Science Research was used to propose the method through the analysis of four companies, from two different sectors, with different configurations. The proposed method has three pillars: Dimension Analysis, Business Model Representation and Competitiveness Analysis. The main contribution of this research adds to the field of Business Models, through a prescriptive method for analysis using the perspective of the Activity System, relying on empirical research. Furthermore, executives of organizations and consultants can use this method as a pragmatic instrument to deepen their understanding of Business Models, instantiate future models or reinvent them. Moreover, this analysis process has a formative value to organizational strategists, since the strategic review in BM develops its capability of systemic and reflective vision. / As organiza??es precisam revisar seus Modelos de Neg?cio (MN) ao longo do tempo para manter-se competitivas. As mudan?as tecnol?gicas e o processo de terceiriza??o tornaram o mercado competitivo mais din?mico, exigindo que as organiza??es se reinventem e inovem. As an?lises em Modelos de Neg?cio possibilitam refletir sobre a configura??o atual, comparar com aquelas adotadas pela concorr?ncia, instanciar MN futuros e, ainda, inovar. A perspectiva de Sistema de Atividades compreende pelo arranjo de atividades que em conjunto constroem a Proposta de Valor da organiza??o. A revis?o de literatura evidencia a aus?ncia de um m?todo sist?mico para an?lise de MN. Portanto, o objetivo desse trabalho ? propor um m?todo para analisar Modelos de Neg?cio a partir da Perspectiva de Sistema de Atividade. O m?todo Design Science Research foi aplicado para propor o artefato, que contou com a an?lise de quatro empresas, duas duplas de setores distintos, com configura??es diferentes. O m?todo proposto conta com tr?s pilares: o primeiro se refere a An?lise das Dimens?es, o segundo a Representa??o do Modelo de Neg?cios; e o terceiro a An?lise de Competitividade. A principal contribui??o dessa pesquisa ao campo de MN, refere-se ao m?todo prescritivo proposto para an?lise de Modelo de Neg?cio na perspectiva de Sistema de Atividade, com embasamento em pesquisas emp?ricas. Al?m disso, executivos das organiza??es e consultores poder?o utilizar esse m?todo como instrumento para compreender os Modelos de Neg?cio atuais, instanciar modelos futuros ou reinvent?-los. Al?m disso, essa an?lise possui car?ter formativo aos estrategistas, pois a revis?o estrat?gica em Modelo desenvolve sua capacidade de vis?o sist?mica e reflexiva.
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Pick-Up lines: To Use a Neg or a Flippant?Hendon, Adrienne Leigh 05 May 2012 (has links)
Pick-up lines are a "ritual that tries to turn strangers into lovers" (Murray, 1985, p.17). By studying how pick-up lines are perceived by the population, we might learn how the phenomenon of short- or long-term mating is initiated. By taking into account mating strategies, mate value, attractiveness, and flirting strategies, a pattern of behaviors and reactions may be observed. This study examines perceived pick-up line appropriateness and effectiveness when the attractiveness of the man delivering them varies. To test the effectiveness of 2 different types of pick-up lines, an online survey featuring 1 of 4 videos was administered. Results indicated that a humorous pick-up line was perceived as more effective and favorable than a slightly insulting one. An attractive man was perceived to be more communicatively competent than an unattractive man. Men, regardless of attractiveness, were perceived as more socially attractive when using a humorous pick-up line.
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