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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
541

Building Boundary Sharpening In The Digital Surface Model Using Orthophoto

Gui, Xinyuan January 2019 (has links)
No description available.
542

Parasites of harmful algal blooms: characterization of cyanophages and chytrids as top-down regulators in Lake Erie

McKindles, Katelyn M. 20 May 2021 (has links)
No description available.
543

Employee preferences in preparing for a change - A case study of strategic project implementations

Hallgren, Alfons, Svensson, Maja January 2023 (has links)
As market conditions constantly change in today's competitive landscape, businesses must invest in organizational changes to stay relevant. Despite the high frequency of change projects worldwide, multiple sources state that 70% of all change projects fail. Consequently, change management has become a highly researched area to understand and propose strategies to organizations to increase the chance for successful change implementation. The literature reviewed in this study indicated a gap in current research in understanding the feasibility of managerial strategies and employee preferences. Therefore, the research purpose was to address what preferences can be identified amongst the employees and when assessing the appropriate timing for incorporating employee preferences throughout the implementation stage of a change project. To provide practical implications to managers, the research question addressed was formulated as “How do management utilize employee preferences in preparing for a strategic change project?" To address the research question and purpose, the study conducted an employee survey to identify employee preferences in a strategic change project. Additionally, semi-structured interviews were conducted with first-line managers to evaluate their current strategies in change projects. The sample consisted of employees and managers from a large 200-year-old multinational organization in finance. The study indicated that employees and managers preferred transparent and frequent communication. However, employees highlighted that the possibility to provide feedback and input was higher than the ability to impact the change project. This discrepancy indicates a misalignment of whether the feedback and input can reach the project leaders or if the preferences are neglected for other reasons. To address the appropriate timing of when management could consider employee preferences, a framework has been developed in relation to the data collected and best practices according to the literature reviewed. The framework proposes a practical implication to management when preferences are to be considered in terms of what type of change project is performed to increase the likelihood of the change project implementation. / Eftersom marknadsvillkoren ständigt förändras i dagens konkurrensutsatta landskap krävs det att företag investerar i organisatoriska förändringar för att fortsätta vara relevanta. Trots den höga frekvensen av förändringsprojekt runt om i världen, hävdar flera källor att 70\% av alla förändringsprojekt slutar i misslyckande. Som en följd har förändringsledning blivit ett mycket forskat område, för att förstå och föreslå strategier till organisationer och ledare om hur man kan öka chansen för en lyckad förändring. Litteratur-genomgången i denna studie indikerade en brist i nuvarande forskning i förståelsen av genomförbarheten av ledningsstrategier och anställdas preferenser. Därför var syftet att undersöka vilka preferenser som kan identifieras bland de anställda och när det är lämpligt att ta hänsyn till de anställdas preferenser under implementeringen av ett förändringsprojekt. För att ge praktiska implikationer till chefer formulerades forskningsfrågan som "Hur använder chefer anställdas preferenser i förberedelsen av ett strategiskt förändringsprojekt?" För att adressera forskningsfrågan genomförde studien en enkätundersökning bland anställda för att identifiera deras preferenser i ett strategiskt förändringsprojekt. Dessutom genomfördes halvstrukturerade intervjuer med första linjens chefer för att utvärdera deras nuvarande strategier i förändringsprojekt. Urvalet bestod av anställda och chefer från en stor 200-årig multinationell organisation, verksamma inom finanssektorn. Resultaten av studien visade att både anställda och chefer föredrog transparent och frekvent kommunikation. Anställda betonade att möjligheten att ge feedback och input var högre än förmågan att påverka förändringsprojektet. Denna diskrepans indikerar en brist på överensstämmelse, där feedback och input inte når projektledarna eller att preferenser försummas av andra skäl. För att adressera den lämpliga tidpunkten för när chefer kan överväga anställdas preferenser har ett ramverk utvecklats utifrån den insamlade datan och den granskade litteraturen. Ramverket föreslår en praktisk tillämpning för chefer när preferenser ska beaktas i relation till vilket typ av förändringsprojekt som utförs, detta för att öka sannolikheten för genomförandet av förändringsprojektet.
544

Empirical Evaluation of Construction Methods for Relaxed Decision Diagrams in Scheduling / Empirisk Utvärdering av Konstruktionsmetoder för Relaxerade Beslutsdiagram inom Schemaläggning

Berntsson, Dennis January 2023 (has links)
Decision diagrams have recently emerged as a promising approach for difficult scheduling problems, along with other challenging discrete optimization problems. Decision diagrams can offer a compact representation of the solution space, and has the ability to capture complex constraints that are hard to model or express in other techniques. This thesis explores two standard construction methods for relaxed decision diagrams, top-down construction and incremental refinement. The techniques are compared on their ability to handle scheduling problems with multiple time windows and precedence constraints. The construction methods are evaluated on several metrics, including generated bound, execution time, and the size of the diagram, on instances of the problem with up to 200 tasks. The results show that incremental refinement generates smaller diagrams with good bounds when compared to the top-down compilation algorithm; the reduction in diagram size and increase in bounds for incremental refinement comes at the expense of execution time compared to top-down compilation.
545

Search for Enhancements of Associated Top Quark Production in Multiple Lepton Final States in the Context of Effective Field Theories

Lefeld, Anthony J. January 2019 (has links)
No description available.
546

Politický marketing hnutí ANO a strany TOP 09 ve volbách do Poslanecké sněmovny 2017, politický marketing hnutí ANO a koalice strany TOP 09 a hnutí STAN ve volbách do Evropského parlamentu 2019: komparativní studie / The political marketing of ANO and TOP 09 in the Elections to the Chamber of Deputies of the Czech Republic in 2017, the political marketing of ANO and the coalition of TOP 09 and STAN to the European Parliament elections in 2019: the comparative study

Posejpalová, Pavlína January 2022 (has links)
This diploma thesis deals with the political marketing of selected political entities on the czech political scene. Primary goal is to analyze and furthermore compare political marketing of ANO and TOP 09 in before of elections to the Chamber of deputies in year 2017 and ANO and the coalition of TOP 09 and STAN in before the elections to European parliament in year 2019. Partial goal of this thesis is to understand the difference between parliamentary elections and European elections, ie first and second order elections, but also to understand differences in financing campaings in before mentioned elections. From the point of view of metodologyis this diploma thesis is drafted as a comparative case study examining two different elections in the Czech Republic. Theoretical part will introduce the concept of political marketing, chosen model of political marketing, election campaings and the concept of first and second order elections. Analytical part will provide deeper analysis of election campaings of chosen subjects. Campaings will be compared at the end of this thesis.
547

Mass Spectrometric Analysis of Thiol Proteins/Peptides Following Selenamide Derivatization And Electrolytic Reduction of Disulfide Bonds

Zhang, Yun January 2012 (has links)
No description available.
548

Validation of Top of the Line Corrosion Prediction Model Using Laboratory and Field Measurements

Kaewpradap, Ussama January 2012 (has links)
No description available.
549

Study and Modeling of the Localized Nature of Top of the Line Corrosion

Singer, Marc 26 September 2013 (has links)
No description available.
550

Structural Analysis of an Aluminum Pedestrian Bridge in conformity to AASHTO Specifications for Highway Bridges & The Aluminum Association Design Manual

Ortiz-Morgado, Ramon 05 October 2006 (has links)
No description available.

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