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Google jako enterprise řešení firmy / Google as a enterprise solutionKutil, Ivan January 2011 (has links)
The diploma thesis deals with the topic of cloud computing and its appropriate deployment in small and medium business. The objective of this thesis is to analyze the offer of Google products and to demonstrate measurable benefits of this solution. Introductory part of the thesis summarizes the history of IT and it is looking for the connection between history of IT and the term cloud computing. This term is described in detail with selected cloud computing characteristics. The main part of the thesis deals with analysis of Google services, technologies and platforms, which could be used in enterprise. The matters are viewed not only economically, but also from the technological and security point of view. In practical implementations are demonstrated measurable benefits of deployment to the Google cloud platform. Finally, the thesis provides the summary of platform's advantages and disadvantages with a description of practical advices for small and medium businesses
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Uma análise da geolocalização e gameficação para o desenvolvimento de aplicações móveis / An analysis of geolocation and gamefication for mobile application developmentCoelho, Rafael Cortat 29 May 2013 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2013-05-29 / Since Web 2.0 has been created, the users role has faced massive changes, leading to a type of user experience characterized by the content generation and collaboration. Supported by modern mobile devices powered with advanced functions, collaboration became a reality in several segments of society, which now takes advantage of the new opportunities brought by mobile applications. In this context, a strong demand for geolocalization feature can be observed, as the practice characterized by the interaction of groups that share even temporally the same geographical region continuously grows. Thereby, the triad SoLoMo (social, local, mobile) is inserted into the scenario and becomes the main topic of this research. In addition to this, we can detect the growth of the incorporation of game mechanics into digital environments, a characteristic called gamification , which derives from the word game . This enhancement is relevant since it is an artifice able to motivate users to interact more and better with the environment and with other users. Among the applications that exploit all these features, Foursquare, which is a social network that allows users to indicate where they are at a certain moment, deserves full attention. Thus, it s relevant for this research to include an analysis of this tool, given its importance to the market. Therefore, the purpose of this research, which has a descriptive exploratory methodology, is to evidence how this scenario affects and encourages the development of mobile applications. In order to accomplish this, the research was conducted based on the contributions of Pierre Levy, André Lemos and Lucia Santaella on collaboration, social networking and collective intelligence. Further, the contributions of Martha Gabriel, Rachel Rechuero and the duos Hugo Fuks & Mariano Pimentel and Gabe Zichermann & Christopher Cunningham on more specific topics complemented the theoretical foundation / Desde que a Web 2.0 foi criada, o papel do internauta sofreu fortes mudanças, culminando na experiência do usuário marcada pela produção de conteúdo e pela colaboração. Com o suporte de dispositivos móveis dotados de cada vez mais recursos, a colaboração se tornou uma realidade nos mais variados segmentos da sociedade, que passaram a se valer das novas possibilidades trazidas pelas aplicações móveis. Nota-se, nesse contexto, uma forte demanda pelo recurso da geolocalização, uma vez que cresce a prática caracterizada pela interação de grupos que dividem mesmo que temporariamente uma mesma região geográfica. Dessa forma, surge a tríade SoLoMo (social, local, móvel), assunto central deste trabalho. Em complemento, percebe-se o crescimento da incorporação de elementos de jogos nos ambientes digitais, característica chamada de gameficação , termo advindo de game (jogo). Esse reforço se justifica pelo fato de se tratar de um artifício capaz de motivar os usuários a interagir mais e melhor com o ambiente e com outros usuários. Dentre as aplicações que exploram todas essas características, destaca-se o Foursquare, rede social que permite ao usuário indicar sua localização em tempo real. Dessa forma, tornou-se pertinente ao trabalho, também, a análise dessa ferramenta, dada a sua importância para o mercado. O objetivo desta pesquisa, de metodologia exploratória descritiva, pauta-se, pois, em evidenciar de que forma esse cenário interfere e incentiva o desenvolvimento de aplicações móveis. Para isso, a dissertação foi conduzida, inicialmente, com base nas contribuições de Pierre Levy, André Lemos e Lucia Santaella sobre colaboração, redes sociais e inteligência coletiva. E num momento posterior, as contribuições de Martha Gabriel, Raquel Recuero e das duplas Hugo Fuks & Mariano Pimentel e Gabe Zichermann & Christopher Cunningham, sobre temas mais específicos complementaram a fundamentação teórica
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A gamificação no desenvolvimento de aplicações móveis para smartphones e tablets / The gamification in the development of mobile applications for smartphones and tabletsKadow, André Luis Dal Santo 21 February 2014 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2014-02-21 / The concept of gamification applied to mobile devices is extremely new, in view that
cell phones began to offer the necessary characteristics to an effective project since
the second half of last decade through a major interactivity, new interfaces and
communication performed through the principle of location due to the arrival of 3G.
The main idea of this work is the design and the concepts of gamification, its
similarities and differences comparing to electronic games and its applicability
through mobile devices. The result will be a study of the current conditions and the
future of gamification. This research is based on a methodology that analyzes
application data and performs field surveys. Among the mobile devices applications
that use gamification effectively, Zombies, Run!, Foursquare, FuelGood, Waze and
Nike+ Running can be mentioned. The latter two will be the objects of study of this
essay since they are applications with a big and extremely active users base,
facilitating data collection in several layers. This analysis was held based on
contributions from Henry Jenkins, Lucia Santaella, Werbach and Pierre Levy about
social networking, participative culture and collective intelligence and takes into
consideration the from Paul Schuytema about the concept of electronic games and
Johan Huizinga about the psychology of games, among other authors / O conceito de gamificação aplicada aos dispositivos móveis é extremamente novo,
tendo em vista que os celulares passaram a oferecer as características necessárias
para um projeto efetivo a partir da segunda metade da década passada através de
maior interatividade, novas interfaces e comunicação realizadas através do princípio
da localização com a chegada do 3G. A ideia central desse estudo é o design e os
conceitos da gamificação, suas semelhanças e diferenças com jogos eletrônicos e
sua aplicabilidade através de dispositivos móveis. O resultado será um estudo sobre
as condições atuais e o futuro da gamificação. Este estudo está baseado em uma
metodologia que analisa dados de aplicativos e realiza pesquisas de campo. Entre
os aplicativos para dispositivos móveis que usam de maneira efetiva a gamificação
podemos citar Zombies, Run!, Foursquare, FuelGood, Waze e o Nike+ Running.
Estes dois últimos serão objetos de estudo dessa dissertação por se tratarem de
aplicativos com uma grande base de usuários grande e extremamente ativa,
facilitando a coleta de dados em diversas camadas. Essa análise foi conduzida a
partir das contribuições de Henry Jenkins, Lucia Santaella, Werbach e Pierre Levy a
respeito de redes sociais, cultura participativa e inteligência coletiva e leva em
consideração as observações de Paul Schuytema, sobre o conceito de jogos
eletrônicos e Johan Huizinga sobre a psicologia dos jogos; entre outros autores
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A importância do conhecimento teórico dos designers digitais, no desenvolvimento de interfaces em aplicativos para smartphones relacionados ao monitoramento da saúde cardíaca do usuárioCardoso, Leandro da Conceição 19 February 2016 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2016-02-19 / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior / This study shows the relation between the importance of how digital designers
practice their theoric knowledgments, nowadays people live technological changes and
technologic inovations, mainly with smartphones, that are considered a technological
revolution, the strongest impact of last times, after Internet advents and social medias.
The interaction acts through of apps interfaces, there is a prevision that until 2016, 300
billions of apps will be developmented having a big research base.
The goal of this study is helps Brazilian researches. The main of issues in health
researches is people with cardiacs problems.
The focus of this study was to show apps that describes characteristics of the
people that want to have good health. Yet it is important show that this research has not
relation to medical aspect.
The methodology of this study establishes an analysis of many theoric thoughts
about apps and its application for the designers that development interfaces of apps. The
ideas of many authors are presented here and their studies about design and interaction.
This study presents, moreover, some aspects that are not considered in a critical analysis
for the reason that it was presently a short study that shows only the results and the
importance that digital designer has in a academic knowledge to develops interfaces that
not follow concepts of theoretic students. The main is to show how an app can be faster
and more efficient than if it could not obey the rules, although in a specific objective / Esta dissertação é pautada na importância de como os designers digitais colocam em
prática os seus conhecimentos teóricos, em um momento que estamos vivendo em constantes e
aceleradas mudanças de inovações tecnológicas, especialmente com os smartphones, que é
considerado como a revolução tecnológica de maior impacto nos últimos tempos, após a causada
pela internet e pelas redes sociais. Nos smartphones a interação se dá através das interfaces dos
aplicativos, que já podem estar instalados ou serem baixados pela internet. Existe uma previsão
que até 2016, 300 bilhões de aplicativos serão desenvolvidos, tendo uma grande base de
pesquisa.
O objetivo deste trabalho é de também colaborar no que os brasileiros consideram que
deva ser prioridade, que são os serviços de saúde, onde o mais grave do Brasil são os cardíacos.
Assim, o foco foi em abordar os aplicativos que em sua descrição têm características que podem
servir para o monitoramento da saúde cardíaca do usuário. É importante salientar que este estudo
não tem nenhuma relação do aspecto médico.
Esta pesquisa propõe a análise de como foi aplicado pelos designers que desenvolveram
as interfaces dos aplicativos aqui apresentados, os conceitos de vários autores relacionados ao
design, usabilidade e interação, como também um levantamento de alguns aspectos que não
foram considerados através de uma análise crítica que foi curta, o que evidencia o resultado
obtido, da relevância do designer digital ter o conhecimento acadêmico para o desenvolvimento
de interfaces, não sendo possível imaginar como funcionaria interfaces que não obedecesse os
conceitos dos estudiosos, que tornam o tempo de execução de uma tarefa muito mais rápida e
eficiente do que se o aplicativo não obedecesse estas regras, salvo que seja um aplicativo
experimental com este objetivo específico
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A study of development agency as an augmenter in the commercialisation of the mobile applications development SME sector in the Western Cape through business model innovation in response to disruptive innovationFrancke, Errol Roland January 2018 (has links)
Thesis (DTech (Information Technology))--Cape Peninsula University of Technology, 2018. / The central thesis of this study is that a multi-factorial strategy model can be evolved to enable development agency to be an augmenter in the commercialisation of the mobile applications development SME sector through business model innovation in response to disruptive innovation. The concept of augmentation in the context of this study acknowledges that disruptive innovation is ubiquitous and that development agencies can help these SMEs to succeed through business model innovation. This can be achieved through the implementation of a multi-factorial strategy model. A multi-factorial strategy model in this context is regarded as a method or plan having stemmed or stemming from a number of different causes or influences detailing the logic and the key considerations on the path to defining an organisation’s strategy. The development agency can utilise it to determine the state of the business and what the appropriate response should be, by way of business model innovation in response to disruptive innovation. This study rests on three tenets, namely, the uncovering of the dimensions of business model innovation; the nature of disruption; and finally, the potential role of the development agency in supporting SMEs in the technology sector. The mobile application (app) economy has presented business potential for SMEs and this sector of the economy can be facilitated by development agencies. Governments make use of development agencies to assist, develop and support growth within a region through the provision of resources and assistance, usually from state organisations. The enterprise development strategy should ensure the viability of the business idea, which should lead to the creation of new business value. The fieldwork for this critical realist study consisted of five phases. Phase 1 involved interviews with academics from the four higher education institutions in the Western Cape; Phase 2 involved an interview with mobile application development SMEs; Phase 3 comprised a focused interview consisting of members from industry and the development agency; Phase 4 involved interviews with entrepreneurs within the innovation and technology sector; and Phase 5 involved interviews with development agencies supporting the development of SMEs. Despite their potential, mobile app development businesses in the Western Cape face difficulties in commercialising their applications. The study suggested that research is warranted around the establishment of a multi-factorial strategy model which could provide a strategy for enhanced commercialisation of mobile app development. This model would have to address a number of concerns, depending on the propensity of the business towards mobile app development. Research into what adjustments to the current business models of these businesses are required to enter into mobile app development was also recommended. The findings and interpretations of this critical realist study revealed a structured real world of the landscape of mobile application development in the Western Cape, South Africa, by identifying its key constructs. It then revealed that knowledge is socially produced by identifying the salient imperatives that inform the role of the development agent with respect to business model innovation and disruptive innovation. By means of critical discourse analysis of the views expressed by the respondents, it revealed the emancipation agenda of mobile application development in the Western Cape, South Africa. In doing so it also ultimately uncovered the generative mechanisms in understanding, amongst others, what the critical performance underpinnings are. It is recommended that the SME sector implement business model innovation to respond to disruptive innovation, defined as “emerging technology whose arrival in the marketplace signifies the eventual displacement of the dominant technology in that sector” (Ganguly, Nilchiani & Farr, 2010, p. 35). The proliferation of disruptive innovation has led to technological innovation and such innovation will impact on SMEs in South Africa. The concept of business model innovation suggests that SMEs should move to a progressive interdependent modality where they participate through their shared strengths. The collaboration with other mobile app development SMEs would allow for their independent weaknesses to be moderated. Through business model innovation, mobile app development SMEs should be able to respond to the disruptive innovation and ensure success and sustainability. The antidote to disruption should be progressive management by way of business model innovation. In this sense then, the antidote to disruptive innovation is a management response that should be understood across the sector in which the study is undertaken.
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Critical APPraisal: EBP and Phonology AppsWilliams, A. Lynn 09 November 2017 (has links)
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Personalized Policy Learning with Longitudinal mHealth DataHu, Xinyu January 2019 (has links)
Mobile devices, such as smartphones and wearable devices, have become a popular platform to deliver recommendations and interact with users. To learn the decision rule of assigning recommendations, i.e. policy, neither one homogeneous policy for all users nor completely heterogeneous policy for each user is appropriate. Many attempts have been made to learn a policy for making recommendations using observational mobile health (mHealth) data. The majority of them focuses on a homogeneous policy, that is a one-fit-to-all policy for all users. It is a fair starting point for mHealth study, but it ignores the underlying user heterogeneity. Users with similar behavior pattern may have unobservable underlying heterogeneity. To solve this problem, we develop a personalized learning framework that models both population and personalized effect simultaneously.
In the first part of this dissertation, we address the personalized policy learning problem using longitudinal mHealth application usage data. Personalized policy represents a paradigm shift from developing a single policy that may prescribe personalized decisions by tailoring. Specifically, we aim to develop the best policy, one per user, based on estimating random effects under generalized linear mixed model. With many random effects, we consider new estimation method and penalized objective to circumvent high-dimensional integrals for marginal likelihood approximation. We establish consistency and optimality of our method with endogenous application usage. We apply our method to develop personalized prompt schedules in 294 application users, with a goal to maximize the prompt response rate given past application usage and other contextual factors. We found the best push schedule given the same covariates varied among the users, thus calling for personalized policies. Using the estimated personalized policies would have achieved a mean prompt response rate of 23% in these users at 16 weeks or later: this is a remarkable improvement on the observed rate (11%), while the literature suggests 3%-15% user engagement at 3 months after download. The proposed method compares favorably to existing estimation methods including using the R function glmer in a simulation study.
In the second part of this dissertation, we aim to solve a practical problem in the mHealth area. Low response rate has been a major issue that blocks researchers from collecting high quality mHealth data. Therefore, developing a prompting system is important to keep user engagement and increase response rate. We aim to learn personalized prompting time for users in order to gain a high response rate. An extension of the personalized learning algorithm is applied on the Intellicare data that incorporates penalties of the population effect parameters and personalized effect parameters into learning the personalized decision rule of sending prompts. The number of personalized policy parameters increases with sample size. Since there is a large number of users in the Intellicare data, it is challenging to estimate such high dimensional parameters. To solve the computational issue, we employ a bagging method that first bootstraps subsamples and then ensembles parameters learned from each subsample. The analysis of Intellicare data shows that sending prompts at a personalized hour helps achieve a higher response rate compared to a one-fit-to-all prompting hour.
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Desenvolvimento de um aplicativo auxiliar na prevenção de cárie em crianças e adolescentes /Silva, Vanessa Ramos da. January 2019 (has links)
Orientador: João Carlos da Rocha / Coorientador: Fellippo Ramos Verri / Coorientador : Estevão Tomomitsu Kimpara / Banca: Symone Cristina Teixeira / Banca: Carolina Judica Ramos / Resumo: O uso de tecnologias digitais interativas está altamente inserido na sociedade contemporânea e pode ser de grande valia para educação em saúde e melhoria do relacionamento do profissional com paciente e seu responsável/cuidador. O objetivo deste estudo foi desenvolver um aplicativo com funcionalidades tanto para o profissional quanto para o responsável/cuidador do paciente, onde será realizado o preenchimento do diário alimentar e realizada a avaliação do risco de cárie. Para isso, o projeto foi divido em etapas: pesquisa na literatura para a determinação de um método de avaliação do risco de cárie, desenvolvimento do aplicativo e avaliação do mesmo por dentistas especialistas ou com atuação em odontopediatria. O aplicativo desenvolvido, através de design participativo, denominado CarieHelp, mostrou-se eficiente em suas funcionalidades, tendo sido bem avaliado pelos profissionais que o testaram, onde 100% dos voluntários participantes consideraram a linguagem clara e objetiva e afirmaram acreditar que o aplicativo pode influenciar na percepção dos responsáveis quanto a prevenção da doença cárie e 66,7% consideraram o aplicativo altamente útil. Futuramente aperfeiçoamentos podem ser realizados com a intenção inserir de outras funcionalidades que reflitam em ações de educação em saúde / Abstract : The use of interactive digital technologies is highly inserted in contemporary society and can be of great value for health education and improving the relationship of the professional with the patient and their caregiver. The aim of this study was to develop an application with functionalities for both the professional and the patient's parents / caregiver, where the food diary will be filled and the caries risk assessment will be performed. For this, the project was divided into stages: research in the literature to determine a method of caries risk assessment, application development and evaluation by dentists specializing in or acting in pediatric dentistry. The application developed through participatory design, called CarieHelp, proved to be efficient in its functionalities, having been well evaluated by the professionals who tested it, where 100% of the participating volunteers considered the language clear and objective and said they believed the application could influence in the perception of those responsible for the prevention of caries disease and 66.7% considered the application highly useful. Future improvements can be made with the intention of inserting other functionalities that reflect in health education actions / Mestre
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An Exploratory Study of Attributes, Affordances, Abilities, and Distance in Children's Use of Mathematics Virtual Manipulative iPad AppsTucker, Stephen I. 01 May 2015 (has links)
This exploratory qualitative study investigated the presence of and relationships among constructs that contribute to children's interactions with educational technology, leading to the development of the modification of attributes, affordances, abilities, and distance (MAAAD) for Learning framework. For this study, each of 10 fifth-grade children participated in one individual video-recorded semistructured interview session, during which they interacted with two mathematics virtual manipulative iPad apps and responded to follow-up questions. Video recordings and observation field notes were analyzed for evidence of attributes, affordance-ability relationships, distance, and relationships among these constructs.
Constant comparative data analysis using memoing and eclectic coding provided evidence of the presence of each focus construct. Further analysis and interpretation, including quantization of qualitative data for visualization using novel rhombus plots, also led to the identification of emergent themes related to each construct and revealed relationships among the constructs. Emergent themes included categorization, alignment, and modification of attributes, variations and interrelationships among affordance-ability relationships, and the identification of and interactions among mathematical and technological distance. Furthermore, each construct related to each other construct. The evidence and interpretations led to the development of the MAAAD for Learning framework.
The results of the study suggest that the MAAAD for Learning framework models relationships among attributes, affordance-ability relationships, and distance in the context of user-app interactions. the framework could serve as a tool for app developers designing apps, educators using apps to support children's learning, and researchers characterizing user-app interactions and the outcomes of those interactions. The constructs, relationships, and framework identified in this study advance the literature on children's interactions with educational technology tools, in particular literature concerning children's interactions with mathematics virtual manipulative iPad apps.
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Multi-platform development of applications for mobile devicesSjödin, Mattias January 2012 (has links)
This bachelor thesis has been performed at Combitech, a technology, development and management consultancy company. The purpose of the thesis is to investigate the possibilities for multi-platform development of applications for mobile devices, as well as actually developing a simpler application using multi-platform development. The application is supposed to have functionality for sending an expression of interest for work and thesis work at Combitech, and should be available both as a native application for the Android and iOS operating systems as well as in the form of a web application. The thesis begins with an investigation of the possibilities for multi-platform development of applications for mobile devices. It is concluded that there is a wide range of available development frameworks that target several mobile platforms. It is decided that an HTML/CSS/JavaScript-based framework is most suited for the application to be developed. Therefore four HTML/CSS/JavaScript-based multi-platform development frameworks targetting mobile devices are analyzed more closely, namely jQuery Mobile, PhoneGap, Sencha Touch and Appcelerator Titanium. jQuery Mobile and PhoneGap are chosen to develop the application, and the thesis describes the development work as well as the resulting application. It is concluded that HTML/CSS/JavaScript-based frameworks can provide a nice touch screen optimized user interface that is consistent across platforms with e.g. jQuery Mobile, as well as access to native features and the possibility to package a web application as a native application with e.g. PhoneGap. It is also concluded that jQuery Mobile and PhoneGap can be used to create a modular application that, with well defined interfaces, can be run both as a web application and packaged as a native application on different mobile operating systems with no or minor changes to the code.
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