Domain-Specific Software Language for Crisis Management Systems

Author(s):  
Nadin Bou Khzam ◽  
Gunter Mussbacher
Author(s):  
Oleksii Hryniuk ◽  
Olena Misyaylo

This article is devoted to the consideration of the issue of possibilities for the application of the project approach as a tool of the anti-crisis management system of the enterprise. The essential aspects of anti-crisis management as a separate direction of management activity at the enterprise are considered. Within the framework of the work, the main problems of the formation of effective anti-crisis management systems among domestic enterprises have been identified, which are becoming increasingly important in the context of the instability of the external environment. The content of the project approach to the implementation of management is analyzed, which consists in ensuring the structuredness, consistency and efficiency of the process of implementing certain measures of an organizational or economic nature. The main levels are highlighted within which the project approach is advisable to use, namely the methodological level, the resource level and the organizational level. The possibilities of effective integration of the project approach into the system of anti-crisis management of the enterprise have been substantiated by comparing and detailed characteristics of the basic needs of anti-crisis management, arising from the existing problems of its implementation, together with the key properties inherent in the project approach. The main groups of stakeholders interested in using the project approach in anti-crisis management of an enterprise have been identified, which include shareholders and owners, creditors, top management, personnel and consumers of the enterprise's products. The key features of the project approach in the system of anti-crisis management of an enterprise are characterized from the standpoint of potential positive impacts during its implementation in business practice, and potential constraints that can interfere with the relevant processes are analyzed. The sequence of implementation of the integration of the project approach into the system of anti-crisis management of the enterprise has been developed, includes six stages for the development, preparation, planning, implementation, control, assessment and adjustment of the corresponding process.


Author(s):  
Niklas Hallberg ◽  
Sofie Pilemalm ◽  
Toomas Timpka

Terror attacks and natural disasters of the past decades have dramatically made governments, public health authorities, and communities aware of insufficiencies in crisis management practices. Information technology has the potential to advance these practices, but systems that support handling these courses of events still have low success rates. The authors set out to define a requirements engineering method suitable for the development of crisis management systems (CMS). The resulting method was formatively evaluated in a project aimed at defining functions for systems supporting international engagements in crisis situations. Each step in the method was documented by its objective, output, implementation, and the experiences gained from the case study. The most important features of the method are the Voice of the Customer Table for identification of user needs, Use Cases for determination of requirements from the needs, and scenarios and prototypes for validating the requirements with user representatives.


2018 ◽  
pp. 37-48
Author(s):  
Aleksandra Zięba ◽  
Anna Wróblewska

The paper describes the application of semantic technologies and knowledge management systems in the area of crisis management by the Polish public administration. A brief analysis of crisis management is presented. An architecture for a knowledge management system with interfaces that use a controlled natural language is proposed. The paper demonstrates the usefulness of semantic knowledge management and automated reasoning in the field of public administration.


Significance He joined other senior officials in condemning the August 23 decision by the Court for Arbitration in Sport to uphold the International Paralympic Committee's ban on the Russian team. While Putin acknowledged that anti-doping systems could be more transparent, his righteous outrage and talk of triumph against the odds typifies official responses throughout the Olympic doping scandal. The government's crisis management was initially divided, hesitant and contradictory but improved once clearer policies were provided from the top. Impacts Effecting only cosmetic change will be a mistake if Moscow wants to be accepted back into international sports. Stories of sporting successes achieved in a hostile world fit well with United Russia's campaign for the September 18 Duma elections. The leadership is likely to conclude that basic crisis management systems work but need speedier and more coherent implementation.


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