Automated analysis of disorders of work of drivers

A system was designed to detect possible violations of the operating rules of the enterprise without changing the behavior of the entire system as a whole, as well as to automatically start the assembly of the simulated behavior of a real application using unit and functional testing technologies. In the work, an analysis was made of the subject area of the work process of drivers, managers and operators. It was found that the time to find possible violations exceeds the permissible value. The audit department engaged in verification had problems with the quick unloading of potential violators. The department made unloading and manual search, which led to a longer identification of violations both from the side of drivers and managers. It is possible to solve this problem and increase the efficiency of the process by developing an automatic analysis system. An analysis of the management process was carried out. Based on the analysis, a model of system use cases was developed, from which user and functional requirements were defined and formed. A functional model of the system was introduced. The basic algorithms are described. Connections between system entities were revealed, analysis classes and detailed UML diagrams were compiled. Thus, when performing the work, all the features and nuances of the design of information systems were taken into account, then according to the presented models, you can develop an information system and implement it in various organizational structures.

International relations of Russia from the perspective of educational migration

Educational migration being a part of social and intellectual migration is one of the most serious factors of the development of countries taking part in this process. Perspectivity and relevance of studying the dynamics of international relations of the Russian Federation from the perspective of educational migration are determined by opportunities to analyze the dynamics of the social structure of the society and mobility of different groups and communities under the influence of migration. The article using general scientific methods (analysis, synthesis, comparison, classification, etc.) and methods of applied statistics consider (on the basis of official statistical data) the dynamics of the group of foreign students and graduates studied in Russian institutions of higher education, their distribution across the country, trying to find out the regions for which Russian education is more attractive. Authors draw conclusions that for foreign students Russian Federation is getting more attractive that is proven by the increase in their amount from the early 2000-s.

Students involvement into social and cultural activity: modeling and motivation

At present, higher education is undergoing major changes related to the implementation of the Bologna process ideas, education informatization, integrative processes in society, increasing competition, and globalization. In this regard, the problem of student involvement formation acquires exceptional importance in the university educational activity. The focus on student involvement formation in higher education's social and cultural activity process is conditioned by the necessity to improve professional personality development and raise social competencies. We consider the social activity as a person's integral quality which is realized in various types of self-activity, in the process of which the personality self-realization occurs, conditioned by objective and subjective factors. Also, the structure of motives for young people's social activity is considered. Students' involvement is seen as a person's property, which externalizes in activity and shows the person’s attitude to its various spheres. Particular importance is paid to the research of the students’ extracurricular organization. It is shown that the students free time is needed to organize in the process of educational activity to create conditions for self-realization and self-actualization of the student's personality. The submissions of the article can be useful for Faculty and Administration of higher education institutions.

Radical youth communities in the virtual space

Virtual space (Internet space) is a universal cross-border environment in which a considerable number of topics and concepts of destructive orientation among young people circulate and are popularized generated. The Internet has become one of the most important and effective means of communication in the modern world. Virtual communities usually become actors in information as well as political processes. The article deals with youth subcultural communications in radical Internet communities. First of all, these communications are based on concepts and patterns that arise in connection with the establishment as well as the implementation of xenophobic views and teachings. Political, ideological, racial, national, or religious hatred against any social, religious, or ethnic group, the promotion of homicidal scenarios, or even auto aggression becomes a pivotal key in consolidating users in such destructive communities. Overall, it can be concluded that the development of adverse opinions of communicative behavior relevant to other participants in virtual communities may well result in an enhanced sense of collective identity.

On the relationship between employees’ empowerment with competitive advantage and organizational agility mediated by organizational intelligence (Case study: employees in gas company of Hamadan)

The present study was applied in terms of research objective and descriptive-survey research in terms of data collection method. The statistical population of the study encompassed all employees of the Gas Company of Hamedan(N=400). According to Morgan’s Table, the sample size was estimated to be 196. Moreover, simple random sampling method was used in the present study to select the research samples, and questionnaires were used as the research instrument to collect the required data. Content validity methods and confirmatory factor analyses were also adopted to assess the research validity. According to the findings, factor analysis is suitable to detect the structure of the factor model. Cronbach's alpha was used to measure reliability. Structural equation modeling was performed by LISREL software to analyze the data. The findings revealed a positive and significant relationship between empowerment and competitive advantage as well as a positive and significant relationship between empowerment and organizational agility, and a positive and significant relationship between empowerment and organizational intelligence among employees in the Gas Company of Hamadan. Moreover, there was a positive and significant relationship between organizational intelligence and competitive advantage, a positive and significant relationship between organizational intelligence and organizational agility, and a positive and significant relationship between competitive advantage and organizational agility among employees in the Gas Company of Hamadan.

The role of moral intelligence in promoting organizational agility during crisis situations with regard to the mediating role of service quality provision

Moral intelligence introduces a new authority tool to the organizations’ managers so that it can be used in the organizations to improve organizational agility and promote the quality of services in crisis situations. This study was applied in terms of its objectives, and a descriptive survey in terms of data collection method. The statistical population of the study consisted of the employees of the Red Crescent Organization in Hamadan province (N=200). According to Morgan’s Table, the sample size was estimated to be 132. The data collection instrument was a questionnaire. Content validity and confirmatory factor analysis were used to assess the validity, Cronbach's alpha coefficient was calculated to estimate the reliability, and structural equation modeling was run in Smart PLS software to analyze the collected data. The results indicated that moral intelligence had a positive and significant effect on the improvement of organizational agility in the Red Crescent Organization of Hamedan province. Additionally, moral intelligence had a positive and significant impact on the service quality provision in the Red Crescent Organization of Hamedan province. Service quality provision also had a positive and significant effect on the promotion of organizational agility in Red Crescent Organization of Hamedan province.

Financial inequality: the relationship between consumer taxes and social programs in the Argentine Republic in the period 2015-2019

Despite the implementation of several Conditional Money Transfer Programs (CMT) and the consequent reduction in poverty and indigence rates, without ignoring that said reduction has been controversial due to its low level of evaluation and control; as well as the effective increment in job placement of vulnerable population sectors, Argentina keeps having high levels of inequality. From a financial analysis aspect, this situation is largely due to the consolidation of a highly regressive detractive system, characterized by the imposition of indirect taxes that are levied on productive and intermediate activities and final consumer products without taking into account the effective tax capacity of the actual or incidental recipients of the tax. In a country like Argentina, which belongs to the most unequal continent in the world, it is essential to start being, and not seem; by this, we mean that the fiscal system structure must pursue and encourage the achievement of a structural middle class, starting by having in consideration the severe economic asymmetries, which occur both at a population level as well at a regional geographic context. One of the main situations that countless families suffer is the lack of coordination of fiscal reforms that tend to the development and consolidation of a structural middle class through a progressive, inclusive and liable tax system.

Failure prediction of road transportation firms: evidence from six European countries

This paper aims to create a failure prediction model for road transportation firms, as literature so far lacks intercountry evidence for this sector. Five financial ratios from Altman (1968) study are used for bankrupted and survived road transportation firms from six European countries with logistic regression as the method. The study indicates, that while all five financial ratios are significant in the intercountry prediction model, the accuracies of the model can vary through countries. The accuracies of single-country models do not differ a lot from the inter-country model accuracy, but in turn the significances of predictors can substantially vary through countries.

Alternative means of dispute resolution in the 21st century

Show the importance of alternative means of dispute resolution in family matters and also the advantages of resorting to them, is one of the objectives of this article in which strategies for dissemination and legal advice to society are proposed, as well as raise awareness among the population to determine the problems that are generated in the family environment in relation to the educational field, in which, it is a study with an exploratory descriptive approach to the current situation around the subject and in turn from the qualitative analysis which will allow concrete proposals to be proposed, by linking the academic and social sectors through a series of strategies, from legal advice, training and dissemination of information, among others, this project is expected to contribute to the dissemination of alternative means of dispute resolution in family matters to the community in the entity of Ciudad del Carmen, Campeche , to detect the areas of opportunity in the application of said means to be able to make proposals for their better functioning. Objectives: To demonstrate the benefits of alternative means of resolving family disputes and their advantages. Propose strategies for its dissemination and legal advice to society, as well as guide the population. Methodology: This is a study with a descriptive exploratory approach that shows the current situation around the topic, based on qualitative analysis. Contribution: Link the academic sector with the social sector, as well as provide a series of strategies, from legal advice, training and dissemination of information.

Tourism and energy: classical economics and the oximorum of sustainable tourism

Tourism activity is one of the most important economic activities globally, but due to its complexity, its study should not be based solely on an economic perspective. A systemic and multidisciplinary vision is necessary to understand and clarify the problems this tourist activity presents. Introducing inevitably, in this systemic vision, the energy variable hitherto hidden, that supports and allows the development of tourism activity in the search for a real sustainability. Since this imposed reality, whose greatest exponent is monetary reductionism, leads us to ignore the resources that really are the essential support of tourism, and ultimately, of any anthropological activity.