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Mouttaki, Adil. "Rabat ville intelligente : entre ambitions et réalisations". Electronic Thesis or Diss., Université Côte d'Azur, 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024COAZ2017.
Texto completo da fonteCities are growing rapidly. As a result, they are exposed to increasing social and urban pressures, particularly in terms of access to administrative, health, housing and employment services. To meet these challenges, they are opting for governance approaches based on digital technologies. But the challenge is not only to appropriate digital innovations, but also to guarantee the rationality of the decisions taken and the fair and effective participation of all stakeholders, particularly residents of disadvantaged neighborhoods. It is in this context of digital transformation that Rabat, capital of the Kingdom of Morocco, aims to make its smart city system responsive to contemporary concerns. It aims to capitalize on its distinctive historical, geographical, administrative and cultural potential. In 2023, Rabat ranked fifth among Arab cities in the Swiss Institute (IMD) ranking, surpassing its neighboring competitor, Casablanca. However, the same study showed that Rabat has a mixed record in the use of digital technologies, particularly in the areas of access to health services, education, leisure and business financing. This observation constitutes one of the key elements which guided us in the choice of the subject of this thesis. Thus, our research problem revolves around the following question: Can we qualify the “Rabat: smart city” project as a democratic, equitable and participatory project? Without calling into question the credibility of this project, the question of social acceptability, particularly of those who should, in theory, be the first beneficiaries, challenges us in several respects. This brings us back to the question initially asked by Vincent Meyer in 2017 concerning the measures taken to ensure that the digital transition itself does not become an additional factor of inequality. To address this subject, we called on the methods and techniques deployed both by geographers and by researchers in information and communication sciences. As this is a joint international thesis at the interface of the two disciplines, the material used is based both on the exploitation of a rich literature for theoretical support and on empirical field studies for understanding the manufacturing process of the “Rabat-intelligent city” project and its operation. This research is organized into 7 chapters comprising 3 levels: The first concerns the theoretical framework, the research problem, the hypotheses and the methodology used. The second addresses the notions of human intelligence and digital solutionism, before addressing the geographical, historical and socio-demographic context of the city of Rabat, then the issues of urban governance. Finally, Chapters 6 and 7 present the lessons learned from this research, trying to highlight the strengths and gaps recorded in terms of participation, social acceptability, communication and financing
Bolton, Björn, e Axel Jakobsson. "Business Intelligence: Transforming Intelligence into Actions". Thesis, Uppsala universitet, Företagsekonomiska institutionen, 2018. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:uu:diva-354890.
Texto completo da fonteJain, Chahat. "Artificial intelligence in venture capital industry : opportunities and risks". Thesis, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/118544.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 70-74).
Artificial intelligence - making machines intelligent - is a methodology to build, train, and run machines that are capable of making decisions on its own. Artificial intelligence technologies are gaining significant adoption across a wide range of activities in an organization across different industries. This is fueled by increasing focus on data-driven decision-making methods for all kind of tasks (external or internal) in an organization. Venture capital industry - traditional sub-segment of financial services industry - works heavily on human interactions and relationships. Venture capital investments are considered high-risk, high-return asset class. Venture investment decision-making could be optimized by machine learning applied to previous deals, company data, founder data, and more. It is quite possible that a system could analyze founder personalities, company metrics, and team attributes and improve venture capitalist's decision-making. This thesis is an attempt to analyze and breakdown venture capitalist decisions and understand how Artificial Intelligence tools and techniques could be utilized by VCs to improve decision-making in venture capital. By focusing on the decision-making involved in the following eight value chain areas of a venture capital firm - deal sourcing, deal selection, valuation, deal structure, post-investment value added, exits, internal organization of firms, and external organization of firms, we could discover the extent to which artificial intelligence tools and techniques could be used to improve human decision-making in the venture capital industry. Subsequently, we could also identify how artificial intelligence could be practically used in such decision-making scenarios and also the benefits and associated risks involved in using artificial intelligence system in venture capital decision-making.
by Chahat Jain.
S.M. in Engineering and Management
Jung, Younghan. "An Approach to Organizational Intelligence Management (A Framework for Analyzing Organizational Intelligence Within the Construction Process)". Diss., Virginia Tech, 2009. http://hdl.handle.net/10919/28604.
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ALBUQUERQUE, NELSON RODRIGUES DE. "VALUATION OF INTANGIBLE ASSETS USING COMPUTATIONAL INTELLIGENCE: APPLICATION AT HUMAN CAPITAL". PONTIFÍCIA UNIVERSIDADE CATÓLICA DO RIO DE JANEIRO, 2011. http://www.maxwell.vrac.puc-rio.br/Busca_etds.php?strSecao=resultado&nrSeq=21555@1.
Texto completo da fonteCOORDENAÇÃO DE APERFEIÇOAMENTO DO PESSOAL DE ENSINO SUPERIOR
PROGRAMA DE EXCELENCIA ACADEMICA
Esta tese apresenta uma nova metodologia para valoração dinâmica do Capital Intelectual, aplicada ao Capital Humano. Trata-se de oferecer, ao tomador de decisão, uma ferramenta capaz de calcular e comparar o retorno do investimento em ativos intangíveis, como ocorre com outros ativos tangíveis. Através da metodologia proposta, denominada KVA-ACHE, é possível estimar a quantidade potencial de conhecimento humano, utilizado na geração do resultado financeiro da empresa. Essa metodologia também permite medir variações de desempenho nos processos-chave que compõem a cadeia de valor da empresa e o impacto do investimento em educação em um determinado processo. O método KVA-ACHE é composto de cinco módulos, que são executados em três fases. Na primeira fase se avalia a empresa de forma agregada, segundo seu modelo estratégico e, na segunda fase, avalia-se a quantidade de conhecimento potencial e disponível, associado a cada processo-chave. A terceira fase é aplicado o método KVA e obtido o indicador de desempenho ROI. Ao final da sua aplicação, essa metodologia permite: identificar os processos que estão drenando resultado da empresa, através da observação de indicador financeiro adaptado, como o ROIK (Return on Investment on Knowledg), identificar a necessidade individualizada de treinamento para se atingir o máximo de desempenho em um determinado processochave; analisar o impacto percebido em termos percentuais do investimento em educação, realizado em determinado processo-chave; e, finalmente, dar uma visão sobre os recursos de conhecimentos e habilidades disponíveis na equipe de colaboradores, os quais poderão ser aproveitados na avaliação de novos negócios e desafios para empresa. A principal inovação dessa metodologia está no fato de se utilizar a Teoria dos Conjuntos Fuzzy e de Sistemas de Inferência Fuzzy - SIF para transformar conceitos relacionados à disponibilidade e ao uso de conhecimento humano em valores que, dessa forma, permitem a comparação de ativos intangíveis com ativos tangíveis.
This thesis presents a new methodology for dynamic valuation of Intellectual Capital, applied to the Human Capital. It offers, to the decision-maker, a computational tool able to quote and compare the return on investment in intangible assets, as with tangible assets. Through the proposed methodology, called KVAACHE, it is possible to estimate the potential amount of human knowledge, used in generating the company’s financial results. This approach also allows the measurement of variations in performance in the key processes that make up the value chain of the company and the impact of investment in education in a given process. The method KVA-ACHE is composed of five modules, which are executed in three phases. The first phase evaluates the company on an aggregate basis, according to its strategic model, and, in the second phase, the amount of potential and available knowledge, associated with each key process, is evaluated. The third phase applies KVA method. This methodology allows: the identification of the processes that are draining the company’s income by looking at the adapted financial indicators, such as ROIK (Return on Investment on Knowledge); the individualized need for training to achieve maximum performance in a particular key process; the analysis of the impact noticed in terms of percentage of the investment in education, held in a certain key process; and finally, an insight into the resources of knowledge and skills available in the team of collaborators, which may be used in the assessment of new challenges and business to the enterprise. The main innovation of this methodology lies in the use of Fuzzy Set Theory and Fuzzy Inference Systems - FIS to transform concepts related to the availability and use of human knowledge into values, and thus allow the comparison of intangible assets with tangible assets.
Lategan, Mari. "Optimising human capital through emotional intelligence : the ultimate guide for modern managers". Thesis, Stellenbosch : Stellenbosch University, 2002. http://hdl.handle.net/10019.1/49733.
Texto completo da fonteENGLISH ABSTRACT: The challenge facing managers and employees in the 21st century is to cope with the changing environment in which they find themselves. This study project aims to give managers guidelines to optimise human capital through emotional intelligence and, in so doing, assist them with a practical tool to challenge the modern business environment. Here the key question is: What does it mean to optimise human capital through emotional intelligence in practice? In an attempt to answer this question, the primary aim of this study project is to develop a practical and accessible tool which the modern manager can use in understanding and optimising the concepts of human capital and emotional intelligence, both in his personal and professional life. Gone are the days when managers and employees were told to leave their emotions at home. This study project also wishes to highlight the importance of emotions at work, how the management of emotions can significantly affect an individual's potential for development and promotion at work and, lastly, how different the workplace might be if everyone was helped to recognise and manage their emotional intelligence. The methodology used involves a thorough exploration of international and local literature, including books, articles and relevant electronic resources. Existing definitions, theories, text and themes regarding human capital and emotional intelligence are broken down into practical advice that is accessible to and can be understood by the modern manager. Thirty specific coaching guidelines are given that can be used as a management tool. The author attempts to anchor the study with reference to a South African case study. This case study involved testing the EQ of fourteen individuals from Media24 FamilyMagazines, a division of Media24, by means of the BarOn EQ-I test. It is concluded that if managers and employees develop their emotional intelligence, both parties will benefit. The key lies in engaging people's heads and hearts and in optimising human capital through emotional. intelligence.
AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Die uitdaging wat bestuurders en werknemers in die 21ste eeu in die gesig staar is om optimaal te funksioneer in die veranderende omgewing waarin hul hulself bevind. Hierdie studieprojek het ten doel om moderne bestuurders riglyne te gee om menslike kapitaal deur middel van emosionele intelligensie te optimaliseer en hulle sodoende te voorsien van 'n praktiese hulpmiddel waarmee hulle die uitdagings van die 21ste eeuse sake-omgewing die hoof kan bied. Die sleutelvraag is: Wat beteken dit in die praktyk om menslike kapitaal deur emosionele intelligensie te optimaliseer? In 'n poging om hierdie vraag te beantwoord is die primêre doel van hierdie studie om 'n praktiese en toeganklike hulpmiddel te ontwikkel wat die moderne bestuurder kan gebruik om die konsepte menslike kapitaal en emosionele intelligensie in sy persoonlike en professionele lewe te verstaan en te optimaliseer Die dae toe bestuurders en werknemers gevra is om hul emosies tuis te laat, is verby. Hierdie studieprojek het ook ten doel om die belangrikheid van emosies by die werk uit te lig, hoe die bestuur van emosies 'n beduidende uitwerking op 'n individu se potensiaal vir ontwikkeling en vordering by die werk kan hê, en laastens, hoe anders die werkplek kon wees as almal gehelp word om hul emosionele intelligensie te herken en te bestuur. Die metodologie wat gevolg word sluit 'n verkenning van internasionale en plaaslike literatuur, met inbegrip van boeke, artikels en tersaaklike elektroniese bronne, in. Bestaande definisies, teorieê, tekste en temas oor menslike kapitaal en emosionele intelligensie word verwerk tot praktiese raad wat toeganklik is vir en deur die moderne bestuurder verstaan kan word. Dertig spesifieke opleidingsriglyne word gegee wat as 'n bestuurshulpmiddel gebruik kan word. Die skrywer poog om die studieprojek met verwysing na 'n Suid-Afrikaanse gevallestudie te anker. Hierdie gevallestudie sluit in die EI-toetsing van veertien individue van Media24 Gesinstydskrifte, 'n afdeling van Media24, deur middel van die BarOn EQ-I toets. Ten slotte word daarop gewys dat, indien bestuurders en werknemers hul emosionele intelligensie ontwikkel, beide partye daarby sal baat. Die sleutel lê daarin om mense se verstand en hul harte te betrek en om sodoende menslike kapitaal deur emosionele intelligensie te optimaliseer.
Rock, Daniel Ian. "Essays on information technology, intangible capital, and the economics of artificial intelligence". Thesis, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2019. https://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/123582.
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Includes bibliographical references.
This dissertation contains four essays concerning the economics of information technology, intangible capital, and artificial intelligence. In the first essay, "Engineering Value: The Returns to Technological Talent and Investments in Artificial Intelligence" I describe how firms can appropriate some of the value of their employees' human capital by assigning firm-specific tasks. I then use a database of employment records to document dynamics in the valuation of publicly traded firms as they relate to different types of employment, focusing especially on AI skills. The second essay, "The Productivity J-Curve: How Intangibles Complement General Purpose Technologies" (coauthored with Erik Brynjolfsson and Chad Syverson) addresses the concern that new technologies with wide applicability throughout the economy can cause both underestimation and overestimation of total factor productivity.
As capital is accumulated, intangible investment output, and therefore productivity growth, will be underestimated only to later generate a yield (at which point productivity growth will be overestimated). Presenting a theoretical description of how to use corporate valuations to recover hidden investment value, we discuss how productivity growth and levels can be adjusted to accommodate these changes. Implications for research and development, computer hardware, and computer software investments are considered. The third essay, "Machine Learning and Occupational Change" (coauthored with Erik Brynjolfsson and Tom Mitchell), develops and implements a method to measure the labor market impact potential of machine learning technologies. Tasks are evaluated for their Suitability for Machine Learning (SML). We find that few occupations can be fully automated with machine learning, but many occupations will potentially be redesigned.
The final essay, "Do Labor Demand Shifts Occur Within Firms or Across Them? Non-Routine-Biased Technological Change 2000-2016" (coauthored with Seth Benzell and Guillermo Lagarda) decomposes labor share shifts of occupational groups into changes between firms, within firms, and due to entry and exit. We find that within-firm compositional shifts are an important component of changes in the overall labor market. We also find that the rate of within-firm shifts has declined in the period from 2000 to 2016. Together, these essays offer insights into how artificial intelligence technologies, particularly machine learning, will impact the U.S. economy.
by Daniel Rock.
Chapter 1. Engineering Value: The Returns to Technological Talent and Investments in Artificial Intelligence -- Chapter 2. The Productivity J-Curve: How Intangibles Complement General Purpose Technologies -- Chapter 3. Machine Learning and Occupational Change -- Chapter 4. Do Labor Demand Shifts Occur Within Firms or Across Them? Non-Routine Biased Technological Change, 2000-2016.
Ph. D.
Ph.D. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Sloan School of Management
Gustafsson, Daniel. "Business Intelligence, Analytics and Human Capital: Current State of Workforce Analytics in Sweden". Thesis, Högskolan i Skövde, Institutionen för kommunikation och information, 2012. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:his:diva-6034.
Texto completo da fonteKlem, Carlien. "The relationship between leader emotional intelligence and psychological climate: An exploratory study". Thesis, Stellenbosch : Stellenbosch University, 2004. http://hdl.handle.net/10019.1/97513.
Texto completo da fonteENGLISH ABSTRACT: An exploratory study, conducted in a clothing manufacturing plant, investigated the presence of a single psychological climate in an organisation, as well as the relationship between two increasingly important constructs namely: leader emotional intelligence and the psychological climate of an organisation. Of a total employee population of 1725 a sample of 600 participants were drawn. 297 Completed responses were returned for analyses. An Exploratory Factor Analysis (EFA) was conducted on both The Swinburne University Emotional Intelligence Test (SUEIT), which is designed to measure emotional intelligence, and the Organisational Climate Questionnaire of Koys and DeCotiis, which measures psychological climate. Stepwise discriminant analysis provided evidence to accept the proposition that a single psychological climate existed in the organisation. The results of a Pearson correlation analysis, multiple regression and discriminant analysis indicated that emotional intelligence is significantly, positively related to psychological climate as a dependant variable.
AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: 'n Eksploratiewe studie is onderneem in 'n klere vervaardigingsonderneming om ondersoek in te stel na die aanwesigheid van 'n enkel sielkundige klimaat, asook die verwantskap tussen twee belangrike konstrukte, naamlik emosionele intelligensie en sielkundige klimaat in 'n organisasie. 'n Steekproef van 600 deelnemers is geneem uit 'n populasie van 1725 waarvan 297 voltooide antwoorde ontvang en geanaliseer is. 'n Eksploratiewe Faktor Analise (EFA) is op beide die Swinburne Universiteit Emosionele Intelligensie Toets (SUIET), en die Organisasie Klimaat Vraelys van Koys en De Cotiis, wat onderskeidelik emosionele intelligensie en sielkundige klimaat meet, uitgevoer. Bewyse deur middel van stapsgewyse diskriminante analise is ingewin om die hipotese te aanvaar dat 'n enkel sielkundige klimaat in die organisasie aanwesig is. Die resultate van 'n Pearson korrelasie, meervoudige regressie en diskrimante analise het aangedui dat emosionele intelligensie beduidend, positief verwant is aan sielkundige klimaat as 'n afhanklike veranderlike.
Khan, Rifat Abbas. "The Effects of an Emotional Competency Program on the Development of Emotional Capital in Primary School Children". Thesis, Montpellier 3, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012MON30020.
Texto completo da fonteThe purpose of this research was to study the effects of an Emotional Competency Training Program, based on two conceptual models of Mayer & Salovey Model of EI and Goleman model of EI and one action model of Six Seconds Model of EI, on the development of emotional capital of primary school children in Pakistan. The sample of the study was the 4th class students from Amanat Memorial High School in Lahore, Pakistan. The class of 32 students was randomly divided into 16 students for experimental group and 16 for the control group. Different students from both groups could not participate in post-test or follow up and finally the 9 students for each group were included in the final data analysis of this research. The research had a pretest-posttest design with a control group and a follow up after the two month from posttest phase. The data was analyzed statistically by using the multivariate repeated measures analysis of variance technique with SPSS software. The results of the research demonstrate that the experimental group significantly increased the emotional capital scores at post-test phase as compared to the control group’s mean scores. While the experimental group, compared to control group, sustained this development up to the follow-up phase two months after the post-program phase
Anseur, Ouardia. "Usages et besoins en information des agriculteurs en Algérie". Thesis, Lyon 2, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009LYO20059/document.
Texto completo da fonteThe development of scientific research, related with TIC, has given rise to the knowledge society, which is ours. As well as raw materials, intellectual capital is a source of development and innovation, provided its organization through avoiding dispersal mechanisms to favour the emergence of a collective intelligence.The author of this study, on the basis of the results inquest, wanted to measure the level of the knowledge integration in the development strategy of the agricultural sector in Algeria.The results presented highlight that the partitioning between the different actors producers of knowledge and/or information do not sub serves the mutualisation and synergy.In this context, the observatory of agricultural research in Algeria, under development, takes all its place; aiming to converge on a single platform, the main sources of information and knowledge sector
Garbash, Dor Avraham. "Organisational awareness : mapping human capital for enhancing collaboration in organisations". Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016USPCB134/document.
Texto completo da fonteHow can we become more aware of the sources of insight within human organisations? Rapid economical and technological changes force organisations to become more adaptive, agile and interdisciplinary. In light of this, organisations are seeking alternatives for traditional hierarchical communication structures that hinder bottom-up collaboration practices. Effective bottom-up methods require empowering members with access to the information and expertise they need to take qualified decisions. This is a complex challenge that involves organisational culture, IT and work practices. Failing to address it creates bottlenecks that can slow down business processes, hinder innovation and often lead to suboptimal and redundant work. For example, a 2014 survey of 152 Campus IT leaders in the US, estimated that 19% of the campus IT systems are redundant, costing US universities 3.8B$ per year. In aggregate, knowledge workers find the information they need only 56% of the time. With a quarter of knowledge workers total work time spent in finding and analyzing information. This time waste alone costs 7K$ per employee annually. Another example of the waste created is that newcomers and remote employees may take up to 2 years to fully integrate within their department. Furthermore according to extended surveys, only 28% of millennials feel that their current organizations are making ‘full use’ of the skills they currently have to offer and 66% expect to leave their organisation by 2020. Successfully resolving this challenge holds the potential to motivate organisation members, as well as enhance innovation and learning within it. The focus of this thesis is to better understand this problem by exploring the challenges faced by a university IT department and an interdisciplinary research center. Second, co-develop and implement a solution with these institutions, I describe their usage of the software tool we developed, outcomes and value obtained in these pilots. Third, test the effectiveness of the solution, and explore further applications and potential for a similar system to be used in a wider scale. To better understand the problem I engaged in discussion with members and leaders of both organisations. An important conclusion from the discussions is that members of these organizations often suffer from lack of awareness about their organisation’s knowledge capital—the competencies, knowledge of processes and social connections of their colleagues. Due to this exposure to innovative ideas, opportunities and common interests of peers is severely limited. This causes unnecessary delays in inter-team projects, bottlenecks, and lack of awareness about internship opportunities. I further broke down the problem, and defined it as one of information fragmentation: Different information is stored in disparate databases or inside people’s heads, requiring effort and know-how in order to obtain it. Following the conclusions of this analysis and state-of-the-art review, we have set together the goal to create a collaborative visual database to map the people, projects, skills and institutions for the IT department of Descartes University, and in addition, people, interests and internship opportunities within the CRI, an interdisciplinary research and education center. We have also conducted interviews, surveys and quizzes that ascertain that people had difficulties identifying experts outside their core teams. During the course of this thesis, I progressively addressed this challenge by developing two collaborative web applications called Rhizi and Knownodes. Knownodes is a collaborative knowledge graph which utilized information-rich edges to describe relationships between resources. Rhizi is a real-time and collaborative knowledge capital mapping interface. A prominent unique feature of Rhizi is that it provides a UI that turns text-based assertions made by users into a visual knowledge graph. (...)
Magna, Veloso Oscar Eduardo. "El capital emocional como base del capital humano de las personas. Formulación de un modelo de evaluación operacional". Doctoral thesis, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/384716.
Texto completo da fonteEsta Tesis Doctoral trata el "problema de las emociones" en la persona, como entidad organizacional y analiza y realiza aportaciones en torno a los constructos de Inteligencia Emocional, Capital Emocional, Capital Relacional y Capital Intelectual. La información base de la investigación fue obtenida por medio de la escala TECER-20121, diseñada y aplicada a una muestra final de 892 estudiantes universitarios y titulados. Permitió relevar antecedentes cognitivos, emocionales y relacionales (competencias de aprendizaje y formación y competencias emocionales en las dimensiones de reconocimiento y regulación, tanto personal como social),formular los modelos operacionales de ICom2 2y IEom2 3para el tratamiento de los componentes que caracterizan el Capital Intelectual y la Inteligencia Emocional; validar un conjunto de hipótesis planteadas por la revisión de la literatura y de análisis bibliométrico y altmetrics4; aplicar técnicas de análisis multivariante para formular modelos de Cluster, Escalamiento Multidimensional, Componentes Principales y Discriminante, como apoyo al mejoramiento de los modelos operacionales y proponer recomendaciones para el mejoramiento de los constructos, en particular, el emocional.
Coster, Elizabeth. "Operation Houndstooth Gifted learners develop social and moral reasoning skills within a social capital framework". Thesis, University of Canterbury. College of Education, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/10092/8927.
Texto completo da fonteHarriott, Suzzette A. "The Relationship Between Emotional & Social Intelligence and Conflict Management Behavior in Leadership". NSUWorks, 2014. http://nsuworks.nova.edu/shss_dcar_etd/41.
Texto completo da fonteHane, Tafsir. "L'intelligence économique au service de la lutte contre le blanchiment de capitaux et le financement du terrorisme". Thesis, Strasbourg, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015STRAA027/document.
Texto completo da fonteCompetitive and Strategic Intelligence (CST) can it contribute to better anti-money laundering - combating the financing of terrorism (AML / CFT), if so, how ? A diagnosis has helped highlight deficiencies that, institutionally are materialized by insufficient responses not only because of lack of constraints on a global scale, but also because of the primacy of political and economic interests to the detriment of regionalist and corporate dynamics. Operationally, it appeared that the weaknesses are related to the failure to take into account the CST. Placed at the heart of intelligence, this thesis argues that CST can adapt to the context of the fight against financial crime and serve to better the fight against the phenomenon. It sought to show how the methods and tools of investigation, analysis of the environment, anticipation, influence and influence-against CST could meet the needs of stakeholders in the AML/CFT. It also projected on the potential role of CST actors in AML / CFT
Germon, Rony. "Sécuriser le capital immatériel des petites et moyennes entreprises : vers un outil d’aide à la décision". Thesis, Troyes, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013TROY0019/document.
Texto completo da fonteThe current economic environment is characterized by a more turbulent environment that pushes companies to consider a new model for more sustainable value creation. In fact, they have returned to a post-industrial highlights and exploits the richness of their intellectual capital. They must create the conditions for their development and their success in activating the riches of the invisible but also protecting them from hostile actions of their competitors because intangible assets are crucial in terms of competitiveness. In this context, business performance is dependent on the implementation of strategies to anticipate changes in their environment and the risks to their intellectual capital.SMEs are more sensitive to changes in their environment than larger companies. Their organization and financial resources makes them more vulnerable intangible capital. Our subject requires cross-pollination between different disciplines in order to bring out the most effective ways for SMEs to grow according to its characteristics, experience and environment in which it operates.Without changing the organization of the company, the goal is to implement a rigorous approach allowing the company to develop an effective protection of its intellectual capital to make decisions. This approach is synthesized in the software ICARS (Intangible Capital Risk Assessment Software)
Zinchenko, Yulia. "IBM Cognos Report Studio as an Effective Tool for Human Capital Reporting". Master's thesis, Vysoká škola ekonomická v Praze, 2013. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-199724.
Texto completo da fonteFernandez, Tamayo Borja. "L'importance des données textuelles dans le Capital Privé. Prévision des rendements des fonds, grâce à l'intelligence artificielle, à partir des documents envoyés par les gestionnaires de fonds pre et post investissement". Thesis, Université Côte d'Azur, 2022. http://theses.univ-cotedazur.fr/2022COAZ0033.
Texto completo da fontePrivate equity AUM rose from less than 1 trillion in 2004 to over 10 trillion in 2021. This large market is dominated by institutional investors who spend many resources on investment selection and monitoring. Investors receive a Private Placement Memorandums (PPM), which defines the fund offering to investors. Previous literature is limited to quantitative information such as the track record and manager's experience available in the PPM. After investing in a fund, Limited Partners (LP) receive regular updates from General Partners (GPs) who invest on behalf of LPs. These reports include quantitative information and a letter describing the funds' investing, value creation, and exiting investments. While the quantitative information of these reports and its association with future fund returns has been explored thoroughly, the qualitative content in the letter has not. This study examines the importance of the PPM text detailing investing approaches (Chapters 1 and 2) and the investor letter (Chapter 3) in explaining fund performance and fundraising success. Chapter 1 examines the relationship between investment approach readability and fund returns using 373 PPMs. We use several readability measures suggested by accounting and finance literature to evaluate the readability of the investment approach descriptions. In line with the management obfuscation hypothesis, we establish a negative link between the investment approach description and fund returns for fund managers with bad performance at the time of a new fund's fundraising. This effect is resilient to multiple measures of track record quality. We examine the association between the readability of the investment approach description and the number of days needed to reach the final fund closing (fundraising speed). Our data imply that the investment approach's readability is not linked with fundraising speed, in line with the intuition that investors don't use the textual information in PPMs to select funds. Our findings imply investors base investment decisions on quantitative information, mainly the GP's track record.Chapter 2 analyzes the potential of combining Natural Language Processing (NLP) and machine learning approaches to select and deselect funds based on the investment approach description. First, we use NLP to convert the investment approach description into numerical vectors as forecasting regressors. Then, we train machine learning models with funds raised before 2012. Finally, we test the algorithms' ability to predict 2012-2014 fund performance (i.e., not used to train the algorithms). Our machine learning models are 60% accurate. This means algorithms classify 60% of non-trained funds as outperformers or underperformers.These accuracy rates are robust when backtesting models with funds raised before 2008 and after 2011. After controlling for other fund performance factors, we find a positive relationship between algorithm-predicted probability of success and fund returns. Finally, we show that using machine learning algorithms to select fund managers generates higher returns.Chapter 3 examines the link between managerial tone in investor letters and fund returns. We gather GP's sentiment with FinBERT, a neural network-based system trained to assess the sentiment of a sentence. We then explore whether managerial tone predicts future fund returns. Our data reveal that managerial tone is associated with the returns two years after a letter is issued. Finally, because managers need a new fund to continue investing and earning fees, we examine the GP's tone when raising a new fund. We find that managers with bad performance and low reputation at risk (i.e., young managers) employ an excessively optimistic tone while raising a new fund, suggesting they inflate their tone to secure successful fundraising. This finding proves the presence of agency costs between fund managers and investors due to information asymmetries
Скрипниченко, Олег Петрович, Олег Петрович Скрипниченко, Oleh Petrovych Skrypnychenko, Ольга Олександрівна Дерезюк, Ольга Александровна Дерезюк e Olga Oleksandrivna Derezyuk. "Інтелектуальний капітал - ядро людського капіталу". Thesis, Наукова економічна організація "Перспектива", 2013. http://essuir.sumdu.edu.ua/handle/123456789/30365.
Texto completo da fonteMolinier, Edith. "Emotional Capital© and Emotional competencies, factors of sustainability in the personnel of a school serving students with Autism : ‘’A Better Chance School’’". Thesis, Montpellier 3, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011MON30047.
Texto completo da fonteThis research was developed from the particular field work of a specialized school for students with autism at A Better Chance School in California. This Research was conducted through the framework of Emotional Intelligence Theories and the Emotional Capital© concept. This research targets the possible differences in emotional capital between sustainable educators and non sustainable educators working with students with autism. The results from quantitative data analysis based on the emotional Intelligence test EQ Map® allow to compare the level of emotional competencies between sustainable and non sustainable employees at ABC School. The statistical t-test performed with the program Stata® shows a significant difference and higher EQ scores for sustainable educators compared to non sustainable educators. The post test performed 18 months later on sustainable educators revealed a significant difference for a majority of scales on emotional intelligence. Precisely, the categories where the increase was significant after 18 months working at ABC school are the following ones : Mental and emotional personal strength abilities, creativity, compassion, resilience, connection interpersonal connection, integrated self, emotional awareness of others, relational quotient
Kuna, Martin. "Využití umělé inteligence na kapitálových trzích". Master's thesis, Vysoké učení technické v Brně. Fakulta podnikatelská, 2010. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-433196.
Texto completo da fonteDzuro, Daniel. "Využití umělé inteligence na kapitálových trzích". Master's thesis, Vysoké učení technické v Brně. Fakulta podnikatelská, 2013. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-223951.
Texto completo da fonteEsboriol, Valéria. "INTELIGÊNCIA EMOCIONAL, CAPITAL PSICOLÓGICO E PERCEPÇÃO DE SUPORTE ORGANIZACIONAL EM GESTORES DO SEGMENTO DE SAÚDE". Universidade Metodista de São Paulo, 2013. http://tede.metodista.br/jspui/handle/tede/1336.
Texto completo da fonteThe healthcare industry is heavily impacted by several factors and is considered one of the most important branches of the Brazilian economy. The healthcare professional is challenged to meet the management of issues for which it was not developed in his academic educational process. Whereas emotionally intelligent people and at the same time carrying positive psychological states that integrate psychological capital,have a psychic structure that enables them to achieve leadership positions,this study aimed to interpret and discuss the correlations between emotional intelligence,psychological capital and perception organizational support. Study participants were 123 managers with academic health degree and experience in the health industrie. Data collection was conducted through self-administered electronic questionnaire and data were analyzed using descriptive and bivariate analysis through SPSS software in its version 19.0 . It was evident that these professionals possess in greater evidence of self awareness the ability of emotional intelligence, on the other hand have limitations on the availability and the establishment of personal relationships (sociability) as relevant in the management process.Already dimensions related to psychological capital , focused on job performance , demonstrated that this professional is confident in its ability to contribute to company goals and to overcome possible obstacles inherent in their work activities. Added to your psychological capital to support the perception that the organization can offer you support when you need to feel good and perform their tasks.
O setor de saúde é fortemente impactado por diversos fatores e é considerado um dos mais importantes ramos da economia brasileira.O profissional da área é desafiado a responder pela gestão de temas para os quais não foi desenvolvido em seu processo educacional acadêmico. Considerando que pessoas emocionalmente inteligentes e ao mesmo tempo portadores de estados psicológicos positivos, que integram o capital psicológico, possuem uma estrutura psíquica que lhes possibilite atingir posições de liderança, este estudo objetivou interpretar e discutir as correlações entre inteligência emocional, capital psicológico, e percepção do suporte organizacional. Participaram do estudo 123 gestores com formação acadêmica em saúde e experiência em organizacões do segmento saúde. A coleta de dados foi realizada através de questionário eletrônico auto aplicável e os dados foram submetidos a análise descritiva e bivariada através do software SPSS em sua versão 19.0. Evidenciou-se que estes profissionais possuem em maior evidência a habilidade da inteligência emocional de autoconciencia, por outro lado apresentam limitações na disponibilidade e no estabelecimento das relações pessoais (sociabilidade) tão relevantes no processo de gestão. Já as dimensões relativas a capital psicológico, voltadas para o desempenho no trabalho, demonstraram que este profissional é confiante na sua capacidade de contribuição com os objetivos da empresa, bem como de superar os possíveis obstáculos inerentes a sua atividade laboral. Soma-se a seu capital psicológico a percepção de suporte que a organização possa lhe oferecer, quando necessitar de apoio para sentir-se bem e realizar suas tarefas.
Alsina, Ivan. "Apprentissage transformationnel et compétences émotionnelles : études de cas auprès de Francs-maçons de la Grande Loge de France". Thesis, Montpellier 3, 2019. http://www.biu-montpellier.fr/florabium/jsp/nnt.jsp?nnt=2019MON30027.
Texto completo da fonteFreemasonry is an initiatory and traditional order whose constitutions invite each Freemasons to access an ethical and universal humanism. This path should enable transformation, emancipation. Is there a pedagogy in the practice of speculative masonry allowing 'transformation'. This transformation does affects the emotional capital?
Acedo, Sánchez Albert. "Place and City: merging our affective and social spatial dimension in the (smart) platial city". Doctoral thesis, Universitat Jaume I, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/666678.
Texto completo da fonteWe are living in (smart) cities that hold social-oriented promises but currently, most of these cities disregard the humans. Although some alternatives are appearing such as smart citizen-centric approaches, there is a lack of how promoting truly appealing perspectives toward a common good or better social synergies. Thereby, smart cities, with their associated Information and Communication Technology tools, are offering new possibilities, but, unfortunately, citizens are not fully exploiting the opportunities to empower themselves because, among other reasons, they are not aware of their common spatialities. Currently, we are not able to operationalize the spatial humanurban interactions regarding citizens’ cognitions, feelings and behaviors towards city places (i.e., sense of place) and meaningful geographic human relationships (i.e., social capital). Both concepts are significant as resources for an alternative landscape based on human perception and organization of social interactions fostered through the geographic place(s). In this research, we highlight the need to understand and operationalize social concepts spatial dimension for a better understanding of a smart citizen-centric approach which is mainly dependent on our capability to understand platial urban dynamics. We conceptualized a (spatial) conceptual framework for sense of place and social capital at the individual level to study their spatial relationship in the urban context. We developed a web map-based survey based on the literature to spatialize, characterize and measure sense of place, social capital and civic engagement. Using the spatial data collected, we validated our framework and demonstrated the importance to encompass the spatial dimension of social concepts (i.e., sense of place and social capital) as pivotal aspect (1) to understand the platial urban dynamics; (2) to provide useful social-spatial data to city processes (e.g. civic engagement); and (3) to reveal the potential to include them in social theory and structural equation models. Furthermore, we highlighted the crucial role of Geographic Information Science (GISc) techniques to gather the spatial dimension of those social concepts. Although in this research we focus on the spatial relationship between sense of place and social capital on civic engagement, the possibilities to relate our framework and methodology to other city based-notions can bring to light new platial urban dynamics. This research wants to open up the agenda for further research into exploratory place-based geography studies and, simultaneously, sets up a common social ground to build other socially-oriented conceptualizations or applications on top of it.
Mortier, Stéphane. "Diagnostic des opérations de sensibilisation menées dans le cadre de la politique publique d'intelligence économique et réalité effective de la sécurité économique dans les PME". Thesis, Paris 1, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019PA01E026.
Texto completo da fonteThe concept of “intelligence économique” is the object of a public policy in France which, after many changes, has turned to economic intelligence. Its objective remained the same, to increase the competitiveness of the economic fabric. To achieve this objective, awareness actions for the benefit of companies have been carried out, in particular, by the economic security and business protection referents of the national gendarmerie. As a researcher and an actor, we have been able to measure the impact of these awareness-raising actions on a wide range of companies. There is mixed evidence that business leaders are taking economic intelligence into account. Through the theoretical contributions of social capital and social networks, we try to make recommendations to improve the awareness-raising mechanism. New tools, but also closer, more formalized relations and better consideration of legislative and administrative texts relating to economic security are all advanced issues. Such public policy can only be efficient if it has a programme of actions (political and administrative decisions), human and financial resources, cohesion in management (governance of economic security), involvement of decision-makers, training of the various actors (role of the tools made available) and evaluation of results. Recent developments in public policy on economic security and a number of individual initiatives, notably in the context of this research work, contribute or attempt to contribute to the achievement of that efficiency
Langenhoven, Anja. "How job demands and resources predict burnout, engagement and intention to quit in call centres". Thesis, Stellenbosch : Stellenbosch University, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/10019.1/98070.
Texto completo da fonteENGLISH ABSTRACT : The industrial psychology literature related to call centres highlights the negative aspects of call centre work environments and the resultant adverse impact on workers’ well-being. Call centres have been labelled the “coal mines of the 21st century”, “assembly lines in the head” and “satanic mills” (Janse van Rensburg, Boonzaier, & Boonzaier, 2013, p. 2). High levels of stress, high staff turnover and burnout are all factors that are often experienced by call centre agents (Banks & Roodt, 2011). However, Van der Colff and Rothman (2009) report that some call centre agents, regardless of the high job demands, do not develop burnout. These agents cope better than others under highly demanding and stressful work conditions. To build on these findings, the present study took a detailed look at factors affecting the well-being of employees working in call centres. Specifically, the question was asked, “Why is there variance in work engagement, job burnout and intention to quit amongst the employees in call centres?” The job demands-resources (JD-R) model (Bakker & Demerouti, 2014) was used as a framework to investigate the well-being of call centre agents employed in the outbound departments of two branches of a Cape Town call centre. The primary objective of this study was to develop and empirically test a structural model, derived from theory, explaining the antecedents of variance in work engagement, job burnout and intention to quit amongst call centre employees. The antecedents comprise transformational leadership (as a job resource), emotional intelligence and psychological capital (as employees’ personal resources), and emotional labour (as job demands) present in a call centre environment. An ex post facto correlational design was used to test the formulated hypotheses in this research study. Quantitative data was collected from 223 call centre agents by means of non-probability convenience sampling. A self-administered hard-copy survey was distributed to the two call centre branches, given that call centre agents agreed to participate in the research study. Measuring instruments consisted of (1) the Utrecht Work Engagement Scale (UWES-17) questionnaire (Schaufeli et al., 2002), (2) the Maslach Burnout Inventory General Survey (MBI-GS) (Maslach, Schaufeli & Leiter, 2001), (3) the Turnover Intention Scale (TIS) (Ding & Lin, 2006; Lee, 2000), (4) the Emotional Demands and Emotion-rule Dissonance scales (Xanthopoulou, Bakker, & Fischbach, 2013), (5) the adapted Multifactor Leadership Questionnaire (MLQ 5x short) (Van Aswegen & Engelbrecht, 2009), (6) the Genos Emotional Intelligence Inventory (Gignac, 2010) and (7) the Psychological Capital Questionnaire (Luthans, Avolio, Avey, & Norman, 2007). The data was analysed using item analyses and structural equation modelling (SEM). A PLS path analysis was conducted to determine the model fit. From the 21 hypotheses formulated in the study, six were found to be significant. It is noteworthy, however, that 12 of the non-significant paths were related to the moderating effects. Hypotheses 1, 3 and 8 were also found to be not significant. However, hypotheses 2, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 9 were all found to be statistically significant and therefore supported the JD-R theory (Bakker & Demerouti, 2014), which postulates that job demands are generally the most important predictors of job burnout, whereas job resources and personal resources are generally the most important predictors of work engagement. Also, it was found that call centre agents experiencing a high level of work engagement were less inclined to leave the organisation. The study’s findings shed light on the importance of developing interventions that can foster job and personal resources in the pursuit of optimising work engagement. In addition, the call centre agents can be bolstered in coping with existing job demands and cumulatively this also results in a decrease in the employees’ level of burnout and in their intention to leave the company.
AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING : Bedryfsielkundige literatuur met betrekking tot inbelsentrums beklemtoon die negatiewe aspekte van die werkomgewing van inbelsentrums en die gevolglike nadelige effek op werkers se welsyn. Inbelsentrums is reeds beskryf as die “steenkoolmyne van die 21ste eeu”, ‘”monteerbande in die kop” en “sataniese meule” (Janse van Rensburg, Boonzaier, & Boonzaier, 2013, p. 2). Hoë vlakke van stres, hoë personeelomset en uitbranding is faktore wat gereeld deur inbelsentrum-agente ervaar word (Banks & Roodt, 2011). Van der Colff en Rothman (2009) rapporteer egter dat ten spyte van hulle hoë werkvereistes, sommige inbelsentrumagente nie uitbranding ervaar nie. Hierdie agente vaar beter as ander onder hoogs veeleisende en stresvolle werkomstandighede. Om verder te bou op die navorsing wat reeds onderneem is, kyk die huidige studie na die faktore wat moontlik die welsyn van werknemers in inbelsentrums affekteer. Met ander woorde, dit soek na die antwoord op die navorsingsinisiërende vraag: “Hoekom is daar verskille in die werksbegeestering, werksuitbranding en intensie om die organisasie te verlaat onder werknemers in inbelsentrums?” Om op hierdie navorsingsinisiërende vraag te kan reageer, is die job demands-resources (JD-R) model (Bakker & Demerouti, 2014) gebruik as raamwerk spesifiek om die welsyn van inbelsentrumagente wat in die uitbel-departemente binne twee takke van ‘n bekende uitbelsentrum, geleë in Kaapstad, te ondersoek. Die hoofdoelwit van hierdie studie was om ’n strukturele model te ontwikkel en te toets wat die antesedente van variansie in werksbegeestering, werksuitbranding en die intensie om die organisaie te verlaat, onder inbelsentrumwerknemers verklaar. Die spesifieke antesedente wat in hierdie studie getoets is, was transformasie-leierskap (as ’n werkshulpbron), emosionele intelligensie en sielkundige kapitaal (psychological capital) (as werknemers se persoonlike hulpbronne), en emosionele arbeid (as werkseise) wat in ‘n inbelsentrum-omgewing teenwoordig is. ʼn Ex post facto korrelasie-ontwerp is gebruik om die geformuleerde hipoteses in hierdie studie te toets. Kwantitatiewe data is by 223 inbelsentrumagente deur middel van nie-waarskynlikheids gerieflikheidsteekproeftrekking ingesamel. ’n Selfgeadministreerde hardekopie-opname is in die twee takke van die inbelsentrum versprei, aangesien hulle ingestem het om aan die studie deel te neem. Die opname het spesifieke latente veranderlikes gemeet wat op die studie van toepassing is deur gebruik te maak van betroubare en geldige meetinstrumente. Hierdie instrumente sluit in (1) die Utrecht Work Engagement Scale (UWES-17) vraelys (Schaufeli et al., 2002), (2) die Maslach Burnout Inventory General Survey (MBI-GS) (Maslach, Schaufeli & Leiter, 2001), (3) die Turnover Intention Scale (TIS) (Ding & Lin, 2006; Lee, 2000), (4) die Emotional Demands en Emotion-rule Dissonance skale (Xanthopoulou, Bakker, & Fischbach, 2013), (5) die aangepaste Multifactor Leadership Questionnaire (MLQ 5x kort) (Van Aswegen & Engelbrecht, 2009), (6) die Genos Emotional Intelligence Inventory (Gignac, 2010) en (7) die Psychological Capital Questionnaire (Luthans, Avolio, Avey, & Norman, 2007). Die versamelde data is deur middel van item-analise en strukturele vergelykingsmodellering geanaliseer. ’n PLS pad-ontleding is onderneem om modelpassing te bepaal. Vanuit die 21 hipoteses wat vir hierdie studie geformuleer is, is ses bevind om betekenisvol te wees. Dit is egter merkwaardig dat 12 van die nie-betekenisvolle bane verband gehou het met modererende effekte. Hipoteses 1, 3 en 8 is ook bevind om nie-betekenisvol te wees. Hierdie nie-betekenisvolle bane kan op grond van verskeie redes ontstaan. Hipoteses 2, 4, 5, 6, 7 en 9 is egter almal bevind om statisties betekenisvol te wees en ondersteun dus die JD-R teorie (Bakker & Demerouti, 2014). Hierdie teorie hou voor dat werksvereistes oor die algemeen die belangrikste voorspellers van werksuitbranding is, terwyl werkshulpbronne en persoonlike hulpbronne oor die algemeen die vernaamste voorspellers van werksbegeestering is. Dit is ook bevind dat inbelsentrumagente wat ’n hoë vlak van werksbegeestering ervaar, minder geneig is om die organisasie te verlaat. Die studie se bevindings werp lig op die belangrikheid daarvan om ingrypings te ontwikkel wat werks- en persoonlike hulpbronne kan kweek in die nastrewing van die optimering van begeestering en om inbelsentrumagente te help om die bestaande werkseise te hanteer. Gevolglik sal hierdie uitkoms lei tot ’n vermindering in die werknemers se vlakke van uitbranding en in hulle intensies om die organisasie te verlaat.
Скрипниченко, Олег Петрович, Олег Петрович Скрипниченко, Oleh Petrovych Skrypnychenko, Юлія Олександрівна Наталіч, Юлия Александровна Наталич e Yuliya Oleksandrivna Natalich. "Людський капітал як фактор виробництва". Thesis, Київський економічний науковий центр, 2013. http://essuir.sumdu.edu.ua/handle/123456789/30368.
Texto completo da fonteFressoz, Xavier. "La société européenne de la connaissance : Une restructuration du processus d'intégration". Thesis, Lille 2, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017LIL20022.
Texto completo da fonteSince the European Council of Lisbon in 2000, the European Union tends to become a knowledge society leader in the world competition. It enriches and structures its ressources of diversity and creativity by generating a renewal of its integration method around a bottom-up approach. It stimulates too a decompartmentalization of all the socio-economic sectors to free all the innovation potentials. So, a network society appears thanks to the development of regional actors and a public-private connivance. But, the legal evolutions need to get the adhesion of the citizens. That’s why, in addition to the policies of education, research and innovation, the European Union fosters synergies with the domains of employment, youth and culture. All these transitions trigger a search of global coherence to guarantee the competitiveness and the sustainability of the European model of knowledge society. To reach these goals, the European law finds its coherence by articulating the notions of active welfare State, meritocracy and democratization
Skoumal, Karel. "Využití umělé inteligence na kapitálových trzích". Master's thesis, Vysoké učení technické v Brně. Fakulta podnikatelská, 2014. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-224445.
Texto completo da fonteRamos, Jair José Andrade. "Conformidade do sector bancário cabo-verdiano em relação às normas Internacionias de prevenção ao branqueamento de capitais". Master's thesis, Instituto Superior de Economia e Gestão, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/10400.5/11144.
Texto completo da fonteO presente trabalho pretende efetuar uma análise comparativa entre as melhores práticas e princípios emanados para o setor bancário internacional e o atual panorama do setor bancário cabo-verdiano, no que se refere aos requisitos organizacionais e de âmbito regulamentar, considerados essenciais para prevenção e deteção efetiva dos indícios de crimes relacionados com o branqueamento de capitais. Assim sendo, o mesmo será fundamentado nas novas Quarenta Recomendações do Grupo de Ação Financeira Internacional (GAFI), divulgadas em Fevereiro de 2012, e nas Diretivas Comunitárias do Conselho da União Europeia, com referência ao Aviso nº 5 de 2013, do Banco de Portugal.
This research has the intends to examine comparatively best practices and standards of money laundering prevention set for international banking sector with a comprehensive overview of Cabo Verde banking sector, based on organizational requirements issues and regulatory framework, considered as crucial measures to prevent and detect crimes related to money laundering. Therefore, it will be done in coherence with the new Forty Recommendations of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), published in February 2012, and the Directives of the Council of the European Union, with reference to the Notice No. 5 of 2013, from the Banco de Portugal.
Haenjohn, Juthamas. "The Effects of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy on Emotional Capital Development of the Freshmen Students". Thesis, Montpellier 3, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011MON30028.
Texto completo da fonteThe purpose of this study was to study the effects of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) on emotional capital (EK) of the freshmen students of the Faculty of Education, Burapha University, Thailand, by using the Mindfulness Based Emotional Competencies Counseling (MBECC) program. 130 freshmen students completed the Thai Emotional Intelligence Screening Test (Thai-EI) and the Mindful Attention Awareness Scale (MAAS). Then, 18 freshmen students were divided into 3 groups: the Marathon MBECC, the Brief MBECC, and the control group by simple random sampling according to the score of Thai-EI and MAAS. The research design was a pretest–posttest control group design, including follow-up testing after 1 month. The data were statistically analyzed by utilizing a multivariate repeated measures analysis of variance. The research results demonstrated that the Marathon MBECC and the Brief MBEC enhanced the sample’s EK scores at the post-test and follow-up phase significantly (p < .05) more than the control group’s mean scores. The Marathon MBECC and the Brief MBECC increased the mean scores on EK of the experimental group with no significant differences between the 2 groups, at the post-test and follow-up phase. Finally, the scores on level of dispositional mindfulness did not significantly affect the students’ scores on EK
Durand-Paute, Roland. "L'apport des Groupes de Formation à l’Analyse de Pratiques Professionnelles((GFAPP) dans le développement d'un capital émotionnel ad hoc : études de cas des perceptions des enseignants stagiaires du second degré en formation initiale et professionnalisante". Thesis, Montpellier 3, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019MON30028.
Texto completo da fonteMany trainee high school teachers (PLC) whose instructors are in charge of initial training and professionalization encounter many pitfalls in the educational relationship that binds them to their learners. These teachers, who are mostly novices, are waiting for a response from the centers, who must give them tools to overcome their various relationship difficulties and thus avoid discomfort, defensive attitudes, burnout and even a form of despair as to the pursuit of their career. However, we still observe today that training gives little importance to the pedagogue's know-how, apart from the setting up of Training Groups for the Analysis of Professional Practices (GFAPP). Yet the teaching activity of the emotional dimension at work involves emotional skills. (Gendron) such as self-confidence, self-control, empathy, knowing how to manage conflict, coping and leadership ... Also, in this thesis, we will wonder if the GFAPP contribute to the development of an ad hoc emotional capital, the latter consisting of an accumulation of emotional skills useful in pedagogy
El, Haddani Mouna. "Modélisation systémique de la veille terrain visant la complémentarité des canaux d'information pour améliorer la compétitivité des entreprises : une application à un groupe industriel". Thesis, Angers, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018ANGE0068.
Texto completo da fonteIn less than four decades, globalization and innovation have changed the specialization choices of firms which now mobilize competitiveness strategies that go beyond traditional duality, price competitiveness and non-price competitiveness, in order to achieve « informational competitiveness ». This new form of competitiveness, based on the entire cycle of competitive intelligence, calls a new way of thinking and acting leading to proactive information management through the construction of networks, the use of lobbying techniques and the immaterial protection. The growing role of informational competitiveness has made it clear to contemporary companies that the nature of information, that is really useful to their activities, has profoundly changed with the arrival of the knowledge economy. Today, among the various types of information to be processed, the «in-the-field» information enjoys priority status because it is protected by nature. Not known by all the actors, it delivers privileged messages that can lead to opportunities or new emergence, and it favors emerging qualities based on intelligence and interactions. Paradoxically, if a broad consensus emerges to assert the strategic interest of this type of information, its management, exploitation and sustainability are rarely present in the literature. Our research rethinks the concept of the «in-the-field» information within a systemic framework in linking it to action. A model of the symbiosis between people, technology and organization, is constructed and tested in response to the implementation of an in-the-field information system, this one, mixed with the Web intelligence, will feed strategic thinking and action
Adoukonou, Victor K. "Strategies for Small Business Sustainability". ScholarWorks, 2019. https://scholarworks.waldenu.edu/dissertations/6501.
Texto completo da fonteKudrna, Jan. "Predikce na kapitálových trzích". Master's thesis, Vysoké učení technické v Brně. Fakulta podnikatelská, 2007. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-221489.
Texto completo da fonteFontaine, Philippe. "L'entrepreneur chez Turgot". Paris 1, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989PA010032.
Texto completo da fonteIn Turgot's works, the entrepreneur's behaviour refers to a sequence : the saving process, the transformation of saving into capital, the employment of this capital for making "advances". This behaviour corresponds to a norm the levelling of saving with investment -, which determines the economic activity and enables to explain the circulation of wealth. Then, two prerequisites appear as determining for the success of the undertaking : the entrepreneur is assumed to be a wealthy and intelligent man. While fulfiling both requirements, the "capitalist-entrepreneur" plays an essential part in the enrichment of the society
Crudeli, Alessandro. "Workaholics profiles: The role of Psychological Capital and Emotional Intelligence". Master's thesis, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/10316/81458.
Texto completo da fonteResumoOBJETIVOSNo presente estudo procuramos investigar o capital psicológico e a inteligência emocional enquanto fatores influenciadores na predição de diferentes perfis de workaholism.METODOLOGIAA amostra é composta por 300 colaboradores com situações profissionais diferenciadas a laborar em empresas portuguesas.Os participantes responderam a 3 questionários diferentes, validados de acordo com a sua dimensionalidade e fidelidade: (1) Workaholism Battery (WorkBAT) da autoria de Spence & Robbins (1992); (2) Emotional Intelligence Scale da autoria de Rego et al. (2007); e (3) PsyCap Questionnaire que foi construído pela primeira vez por Luthans, Youssef and Avolio (2007), que foi traduzido e adaptado para o contexto português por Machado (2008)RESULTADOSOs resultados sugerem a existência de uma relação positiva global moderada entre o capital psicológico e o workaholism, tal como entre a inteligência emocional e o workaholism. As dimensões de capital psicológico e de inteligência emocional evidenciaram importância diferenciada na predição nas dimensões do wokaholism. A análise por clusters, relativamente às dimensões do WorkBAT, refletiram os diferentes perfis dos colaboradores fundadas nas abordagens dos autores Spence & Robbins (1992) e Buelens e Poelmans (2004). Encontramos variações de capital psicológico e a inteligência emocional entre os diferentes perfis de workaholism.CONCLUSÕESEncontramos diferenças relativamente ao capital psicológico e à inteligência emocional nos diferentes perfis de workaholism.
AimsThe aim of this study is to assess the relation between Psychological Capital (PC), Emotional Intelligence (EI) and Workaholism.More in detail, the goal of this research is to investigate psychological capital and emotional intelligence as factor with influence in the prediction of different profiles of workaholism.This study intends to investigate psychological capital and emotional intelligence as factor with influence in the prediction of different profiles of workaholism.MethodologyThe sample is composed by 300 employees with different professional situations in Portuguese companies. Participants answered to three different questionnaires, validated attending to its dimensionality and reliability: (1) Workaholism Battery (WorkBAT) proposed by Spence & Robbins (1992); (2) Emotional Intelligence Scale, proposed by Rego et al. (2007); and (3) PsyCap Questionnaire, developed the first time by Luthans, Youssef and Avolio (2007), and translated and adapted to the Portuguese context by Machado (2008).ResultsThe results suggested the existence of a moderate positive global relationship between psychological capital and workaholism, and between emotional intelligence and workaholism. Dimensions of psychological capital and emotional intelligence had different importance in the prediction of workaholism’s dimensions. Cluster analysis to WorkBAT dimensions reproduced the different profiles of employees based in the Spence and Robbins (1992) and Buelens and Poelmans (2004) approaches. Psychological Capital and Emotional Intelligence varied between workaholics profiles.ConclusionDifferences in terms of Psychological Capital and Emotional Intelligence were found in the different workaholics profiles.
Jun-TaHuang e 黃俊達. "A Study of Applying Business Intelligence in Working Capital Management". Thesis, 2012. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/80863849005077084705.
Texto completo da fonte國立成功大學
經營管理碩士學位學程
100
Working capital (WC) is critical for business success. As a matter of fact, one of the major reasons for going bankruptcy is capital shortage in Taiwan. On the other hand, working capital management is key function for chief financial officers (CFOs).In practice,there is no effective way in predicating working capital.And the working capital management become more difficult because of the unpredictable economic environment, the complexity of the industrial structure , trading patterns, and many financial products etc.. This is a study of using BI system to integrate working capital management to provide timely, correct and forecasting information for decision-makers. For most businesses,there is no any system to support their working capital management. And this study built a BI system to help. The beneficial results after integrating BI system into working capital management are (1) predicting the several projects’ movement of working capital,and then choice the best one. (2) automatically preparing working capital statement,so that decision-makers could catch the overall situations of working capital. Also could get the details and monitor the implementation.BI system planed for linking the exchange rate from bank, and calculating exchange gains or losses on time. According to the exchange gains or losses, decision-makers could hereby as a swap point of reference. (3)providing the information of budget or other subjects in cash flow basic. To base on these information, the business could improve the operating activities.
Li, Fang-Chieh, e 李芳杰. "CEO Overconfidence, Abnormal Investment on Intelligent Capital and Corporate Performance". Thesis, 2018. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/9m5bv9.
Texto completo da fonte靜宜大學
財務金融學系
106
This paper primarily examines the effect of CEOs overconfidence on intelligent capital(IC) investment. Most of the previous studies find that overconfidence directly influences how do managers make decisions, so we also discusses whether there is a significant explanation in IC abnormal investment to corporate performance. Our sample consists of 11 years data, from 2007 to 2017 December, of non-financial companies listed in the Taiwan Stock Exchange and OTC stock exchange. We adopt the method to measure investment activities and abnormal investment of this study is mainly based on FU (2010). And we use the model-Value Added Intellectual Coefficient (VAIC) as the measure index for our Intelligent Capital. Moreover, our empirical results show that managers with a higher degree of overconfidence are more likely tend to overinvestment intelligent capital then it will further influences corporate performance.
Yi-AnChen e 陳怡安. "Operating Performances of CSR Firms—from the Perspective of Intelligence Capital". Thesis, 2017. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/2e9765.
Texto completo da fonte國立成功大學
財務金融研究所碩士在職專班
105
With the process of international tide, corporate social responsibility has become an important topic for enterprise management. An enterprise must attach equal importance to the maximization of shareholder equity while fulfilling its corporate social responsibility so as to achieve a win-win situation. There are few empirical studies exploring the impact of intelligence capital and corporate social responsibility on business performance. In other words, the author explores the correlation between corporate social responsibility and enterprise operating performance from the viewpoint of intelligence capital and measures the operation and configuration of intelligence capital among Taiwanese companies fulfilling corporate social responsibility to serve as references for the improvement of corporation management performance based on intelligence capital. The empirical analysis results show that the enhancement of human capital, customer capital and process capital by socially responsible companies can significantly improve the business performance. Though, the innovation capital is proved irrelevant in this study. Generally speaking, the input of intelligence capital can enhance the business performance of socially responsible companies. Therefore, the effective employment of intelligence capital during the course of fulfillment of corporate social responsibility can create a higher business value.
Byarugaba, Jolly Kabagabe. "Organisational emotional intelligence and psychological capital in the public sector in Uganda". Thesis, 2016. https://hdl.handle.net/10539/23753.
Texto completo da fonteEmployee psychological capital (PsyCap) is described as employee belief in performing one’s work well (efficacy), in succeeding now (optimism), succeeding in the future (hope), and in persevering amidst challenges or opportunities (resilience) in the workplace. A body of research knowledge provides empirical evidence that PsyCap is linked to positive individual, team and organisational outcomes. A review of literature found a few studies that have explored determinants of employee psychological capital; particularly, no study had examined the relationship between positive organisational emotional intelligence (OEI) theory and PsyCap. OEI is the emotional and social climate of an organisation. Thus, the purpose of this study was to test a model fit of the influence of OEI on PsyCap. A positivist quantitative methodology approach was used to establish whether there was a significant positive relationship between OEI and PsyCap. A cross-sectional survey quantitative research design was adopted for the study. From a population of about 295,100 employees in the public sector, data was collected voluntarily from 668 participants, randomly sampled from employees in public sector organisations. A self-administered questionnaire adapted from previously validated instruments for OEI and PsyCap was used to collect data. The pre-test supported the psychometric scales of the constructs, demonstrating reliability, validity and relevance in the workplace. This non-experimental study adopted structural equation modelling (SEM) and Average Moments of Structures (AMOS) for data analysis. The analysis established a model fit, implying there was a positive association between OEI and PsyCap among public servants in Uganda. However, out of the eight dimensions of OEI specified for the model, only four dimensions, namely job happiness, supervisory leadership, organisational responsiveness and positive impression, were significantly associated with employee PsyCap. The other four OEI dimensions, namely, compensation satisfaction, organisational cohesiveness, work–life balance and diversity management, were not significantly associated with workplace PsyCap. The study thus recommends that, in Uganda, the OEI model by Stein (2005), particularly the dimensions of job happiness, organisational responsiveness, supervisory leadership and positive impression, can be applied to enhance employee PsyCap. The other dimensions of Stein’s OEI model, which do not have significant association with employee PsyCap, require further investigation to understand whether they can be applied. The study makes a theoretical contribution by linking the organisational emotional intelligence and PsyCap theory. It makes an empirical contribution to psychological capital theory by highlighting OEI dimensions that could develop PsyCap in organisations. Testing a theoretical model of OEI and PsyCap and establishing a model fit suggests that managers of public sector organisations in developing countries such as Uganda need to improve their OEI stance, in order to enhance employee PsyCap for positive individual and organisational outcomes. Further research can base on the study findings to advance knowledge in PsyCap.
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Cheng, Yueh-Hung, e 鄭越虹. "The study of Relationship among Cultural Intelligence, Social Capital and Knowledge Sharing". Thesis, 2010. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/45837201834291128270.
Texto completo da fonte國立交通大學
經營管理研究所
98
The ability to perform effectively in different cultures and environments is increasingly being recognized as important. Just like emotional intelligence (EQ) and intelligence (IQ), cultural intelligence (CQ) is another complementary form of intelligence that can explain variability in coping with diversity and functioning in new cultural settings. This research uses cultural intelligence(Mega-cognitive CQ , Cognitive CQ , Motivational CQ and Behavioral CQ) as independent variable, knowledge sharing in order as dependent variable and social capital (Social interaction, trust and Shared vision) as the mediator. We used paper-based questionnaires to survey 388 labors who worked in foreign companies. Mailed 360 questionnaires and retrieved amounts to 316 effective questionnaires. The effective rate of recovery is 87.7%. Data analysis in this research is conducted by the utilization of Structural Equation Model (SEM) , including the steps of Confirmatory Factor Analysis (CFA) and Path Analysis (PA).The result supports the assumption that cultural intelligence would generate positive influences on knowledge sharing via social capital. At the end, conclusions, recommendations, and limitations were provided.
Schmidt, Christina Maria. "The impact of artificial intelligence on decision-making in Venture Capital Firms". Master's thesis, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/10400.14/29250.
Texto completo da fonteEste estudo exploratório examina a oportunidade da Inteligência Artificial no processo de tomada de decisão das Capitais de Venture. Os investidores têm que tomar decisões sob incerteza, pressão de tempo e sofrer de parcialidade. Este estudo investiga o potencial da Inteligência Artificial para superar esses desafios e melhorar o processo. Os resultados são baseados em uma análise qualitativa baseada em 12 entrevistas com Venture Capitals, AI Experts e empresas oferecendo soluções para Venture Capitals, bem como dados secundários em forma de artigos acadêmicos e revistas on-line. Os resultados revelam que a Inteligência Artificial atualmente é implementada principalmente no início do processo de tomada de decisão. O uso da Inteligência Artificial melhora o processo de tomada de decisões, diminuindo a incerteza, o viés e aumentando a produtividade e a eficiência. As entrevistas mostram que a IA pode ser implementada em todas as etapas do processo de tomada de decisão e apresenta os casos de uso específicos. Além disso, desafios de implementação e implicações para a prática são delineados. Ao aplicar a inteligência artificial, as empresas de capital de risco melhoram seu processo de tomada de decisão, o que, em última instância, pode ter um impacto positivo no retorno de sua carteira.
Li, Ruei-Ying, e 李瑞櫻. "The Effects of Emotional and Social Intelligence On Social Capital and Team Innovation". Thesis, 2009. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/10491602347556846833.
Texto completo da fonte國立高雄第一科技大學
企業管理研究所
97
Corporation has to keep innovating continuously due to facing changeable environment. Therefore, in order to survive in unpredictable business conditions, corporation needs a great diversity of resources to sustain its competitive advantages. In other words, members in corporation have to coordinate with others to gather resources for innovation. Corporation has to notice the changes in business environment, and finds its own social capital in order to innovating. It might depend on members in corporation who can sense social information and socialize with others or manage and utilize one’s emotion. This ability is so-called the emotional and social intelligence. Meanwhile, most corporation innovates through team work, therefore, the study would base on team innovation. After collecting and analyzing 72 teams’ valid questionnaires based on one innovative corporation through regression analyses, the study showed that: (1) There is significant effect between team member’s emotional utilization and social capital. (2) There is significant effect between team member’s social skill and social capital. (3) Social capital contributes to team development speed, product and service performance, and problem-solving quality. (4) There is no significant effect on team-solving-problem speed. According to the feature of social capital, located feature, it may cause team members not solve problem immediately.
Chen, Hsinchun. "Intellectual Capital and Knowledge Management: A Perpetual Self-Organizing (PSO) Approach". 1998. http://hdl.handle.net/10150/105866.
Texto completo da fontePresentation given by Hsinchun Chen at the NASA Meeting during PMSEP3 on the future of knowledge management. The presentation describes research performed by the Artificial Intelligence Lab at the University of Arizona to create a Perpetual Self-Organizing (PSO) approach to knowledge management funded by NSF, DARPA, NASA, NIJ, and NIH.
Lin, Chin-Chang, e 林進昌. "An Exploratory Study of Service-Oriented Architecture Application On Venture Capital Competitive Intelligence System". Thesis, 2009. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/11617637226074509722.
Texto completo da fonte中原大學
資訊管理研究所
97
Abstract The CI in Taiwan is marked as Science and Technology in stock market. As the invest knowledge become more and more important in the High-risk high-reward investment, how to use the suitable information system has became a key success point for the CI company. Today, most of CI companies in Taiwan are lack of open-source intelligence information system. This causes the invest information can not be integrate in the information system. Also, the most of CIS systems can not be customized to fit customer’s requirement. This is not matching the correct features which a good CIS information system should provide. In this research, we try to use SOA, EIP, BPM and CIS to improve the missing function in CIS system. First, do the analysis CI industry requirement on strategy, manage and operation level. By using the service-oriented architecture, it helps to build the ad hoc approach on model-driven-oriented platform as the basis for the prototype platform. UML as a standard system interface constructed the open-ended and capacity of self-description system. Use XML as the communication language between systems. Then, under this SOA structure, system is able to integrate all the prototype method and different system feasibility on the framework. SOA architecture can be repeated by the use of previously developed, tested, and has thoroughly understood the core services and processes. It can reduce the potential errors on program development and to increase the ability of project success. In this paper, through the implementation of MDA platform, it is confirmed that SOA architecture can be improve the change-management in CI industry. Although this study was to explore only a prototype system, it can still be reference for business information system verification in the future.
Liao, Chen-Chun, e 廖振君. "Discussion of the capital appraisal model of intelligence - take scientific and technological industry as an example". Thesis, 2006. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/13299715683548913029.
Texto completo da fonte國立成功大學
工學院工程管理專班
94
With the development of the times, enterprises are in the environment that science and technology change rapidly full of uncertainty , pluralism and complexity now, face every scientific and technical innovation with vie each other in the violent industry, the intelligence capital (Intellectual capital ) has already become the most important assets that need protection most too that enterprises have. Because resource bet creation and managerial in intangible assets more and more enterprise, the traditional accounting method has been already unable to assess the sterling worth of enterprises accurately.
Pin-RenDuan e 段品任. "The application of artificial intelligence to the law: The classification of capital punishment and life imprisonment". Thesis, 2019. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/3j4885.
Texto completo da fonte國立成功大學
經濟學系
107
The purpose of this study was to establish an effective classification to find out the difference between Capital punishment and Life imprisonment. Establishing features by difference and assisting judge’s adjudicate, thereby reducing the cost of trial to execution of criminal. At present, domestic research on the classification of legal documents was quite complete, it was mostly to classify cases by using the characteristic words and SVM. But, it was seldom used to classify Chinese judgments because the processing method of Chinese was different from English, there were many difficulties in marking its part of speech. Due to the above difficulties, bring about the legal judgment analysis required a lot of manpower to process, which made the research difficult. This study make use of the government data open platform to find out the legal judgement of Capital punishment and Life imprisonment. And use it as training data to train word2vec to establish semantic space. After obtaining the decision vector, utilize K-medians and SVM to classify it. However, during the experiment, it was found that there was too much meaningless information in the judgment, which influence the accuracy rate. Ultimately, the main information on the judgment was based on the contents of the find and establishment of the Court , and merged the negative words as training materials for word2vec. Taking rate words as characteristic words, and extract the more representative features of the judgment, and classify it. Found from empirical results, the death penalty and the life imprisonment, were also as expected, were very similar. However, by using the characteristic words, the differencebetween the death penalty and the life imprisonment was established, so that the two can be clearly distinguished.