Tag: information systems

Overview to Risk Analytics

Risk analytics models in the keeping money industry are produced to bring conviction over the risk scores for individual clients. FICO assessments are constructed to anticipate singular’s misconduct conduct and broadly used to assess the credit value of every candidate. Moreover, risk investigations are completed in the exploratory world and the protection business. The initial step to security administration is understanding where you are at risk. We trust the answer is in the information. Risk Analytics offer you some assistance with extracting chunks of data. These models give information risk managers precise, organized risk based data so they can concentrate on the most vital issues first. Continue reading “Overview to Risk Analytics” →

A Guide To Creating Custom Objects In Salesforce

Custom objects can be described as a type of “special” database table that contains unique fields and properties in order to store specific data that will be unique to your companies requirements. This is the ideal method for maintaining records that do not contain much white space or for data that is not stored in ways that are counter intuitive to other book keeping and record procedures used within your company. Continue reading “A Guide To Creating Custom Objects In Salesforce” →

How to make a Smart Campus – Smart Campus Programme in IIT Delhi

Abstract: This is a technical report on how a plan can be made for developing a smart campus by taking inputs from multiple stake-holders, and then prioritizing the suggestions. The focus of this smart campus initiative was smart services, sustainability, fostering research opportunities and fostering innovative entrepreneurship models. Focus was redefined to improving campus life, water and power sustainability, infrastructure mapping, information management and flow, waste treatment and outsourcing plans. Potential projects were identified and prioritized based on high impact and low complexity (Phase 1), low impact and low complexity (Phase 2), high impact & high complexity (Phase 2) and low impact & high complexity projects (Phase 3). Governance and project implementation blueprint was also developed as part of this technical report.

Keywords: Smart Campus, Smart City, Sustainability, Smart Technologies, Internet of Things.

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Key references

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Electronic Document Management System Implementation

The IT Support person, Julie, just installed a new software package on my workstation. He called it an Electronic Document Management System (EDMS) and that it will help me control my documents by providing a way to file them on a network server so they do not get lost like paper ones. Just great another piece of software to learn and forget as management will probably change it two months when they discover it doesn’t work. Continue reading “Electronic Document Management System Implementation” →

What are Digital Wallets

A digital wallet alludes to an electronic gadget that permits a person to make electronic trade exchanges. This can incorporate obtaining things on-line with a PC or utilizing a cell phone to buy something at a store. Progressively, digital wallets are being made for essential monetary exchanges as well as validate the holder’s accreditations. Continue reading “What are Digital Wallets” →

#Technology #Joke on Metaheuristics

Good deed of the day! In a panel discussion, I mentioned high end analytics (metaheuristics etc) are based on the principles of LSD (Love, Sex and Dhoka).. The audience, the panelists, a group of guys with PhDs, all objected to this oversimplification. But finally I convinced the audience with the examples of bio-inspired computing…. Continue reading “#Technology #Joke on Metaheuristics” →

E-Learning App – An Infographic

E-Learning tools and platforms are gradually being recognized as having a large impact on the understanding and assimilation of knowledge imparted in classrooms. These apps and learning management systems are therefore gradually being recognized for the contribution they can have on the career progression of students. In this infographic, contributed by an expert, some thoughts are shared on how to proceed in selecting the more suitable option. Continue reading “E-Learning App – An Infographic” →

Why you should be shifting to an Agile framework

Most of the IT Project implementations fail to realise their planned objective. Further during the course of development, IT projects fail in meeting their deadlines in budget and timeline. However, challenges in such projects can be met with the Agile methodology of project development and management. Continue reading “Why you should be shifting to an Agile framework” →

12 Master Data Management (MDM) Cloud Words Infographic

Master Data Management is increasingly becoming the buzz word in the information management industry.  No wonder it is witnessing so much of traction from among the private players. There are numerous case studies which portray the success stories surrounding Master Data Management Programs for Effective Data Governance. There are further numerous success stories of organization turnarounds. In this article, we provide some infographic cloud words which we created surrounding the domain of MDM implementations. Continue reading “12 Master Data Management (MDM) Cloud Words Infographic” →