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At this time, technological advances are developing rapidly, and many have taken advantage of technology to help and facilitate the data processing process for users, one of which is in the office. There is a data processing and data transmission application developed by official organizations, the Population and Civil Registration Office of Semarang Regency has a division or section that develops a data processing application called SMARD. This study aims to obtain what affects the satisfaction of every SMARD application user. The method used to analyze and evaluate the level of user satisfaction in the SMARD application is PIECES (performance, information, economics, control, efficiency, and service). This study uses a quantitative approach, performance, information, economy, control, efficiency, and service. The average result of SMARD application user satisfaction reached 4.03. It means that users are satisfied with the SMARD application. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Interbank transfer transactions using third-party applications have become a common trend. The relatively high administrative fees for interbank transfers are the reason why people are switching to the Flip application. Flip is an application for transferring money between banks without admin fees. To measure the level of user satisfaction with the Flip application, a satisfaction analysis study was conducted using the PIECES method. The domains to be measured include Performance, Information, Economics, Control, Efficiency, and Service. The data used is the result of questionnaire responses from 100 respondents distributed using Google Forms, with data collection starting from April 28, 2024, to May 11, 2024. The analysis results showed a confidence level in the Flip application of 90%. The analysis and measurement results indicate that customers are very satisfied with the domains of performance, information, economics, control, efficiency, and service. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Abstract—The acoustic emission signals that arise during the interaction of metal zirconium samples with hydrogen, as well as the changes that occur in hydrogenated samples and are sources of high-amplitude acoustic signals, are studied. Hydrogenation of pieces of compact zirconium iodide ranging in size from 5 to 10 mm, shavings obtained from compact zirconium iodide with a linear particle size from 2 to 3 mm and a thickness of ≈0.2 mm, "coarse" electrolytic zirconium powder with a fraction from 80 to 550 μm, and "fine" electrolytic zirconium powder with a particle size of less than 80 μm is carried out. It is established that the source of high-amplitude acoustic signals in all cases is the cracking of zirconium particles at the macro level, which leads to the formation of extended cracks and fractures on the surface of individual particles, as well as to the grinding of the initial materials. Cracking and grinding are caused by deformation and internal stresses that arise in the samples owing to an increase in the volume of the solid phase during hydrogenation. It is shown for the first time that the atomic ratio [H]/[Zr] in the solid phase corresponding to the maximum amplitude of the acoustic emission signal naturally increases in the series pieces of compact zirconium iodide–shavings of zirconium iodide–"coarse" electrolytic zirconium powder–"fine" electrolytic zirconium powder, which is in good agreement with the results of earlier similar studies carried out on the hydrogenation of titanium metal samples. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In social life, transactions are inseparable from humans. In general, exchange activities and means of payment for goods are gradually being replaced in the modern world with the presence of banks to facilitate all human transactions. The central facilities provided by banks are mobile banking (M-Banking) or banking services through digital or mobile phones that function almost like ATMs. Livin By Mandiri and BSI Mobile are among the mobile banking providers, with around 62 million users. As a new thing that has just entered the country, mobile banking, especially applications launched for the needs of the community, requires satisfaction analysis. Aiming at these issues, this study examines the effectiveness and efficiency of the system from the following aspects: User interface convenience. The following research aims to analyze user satisfaction with Livin By Mandiri and BSI Mobile mobile banking applications. User satisfaction analysis is determined using qualitative research methods and PIECES or performance, information and data, economy, control and safety, efficiency, and service methods. The results showed that both applications had good performance according to PIECES indicators, but in terms of information, BSI Mobile outperformed Livin By Mandiri in the category, and the Livin By Mandiri application outperformed BSI Mobile in terms of efficiency. With these satisfactory results, Livin By Mandiri and BSI Mobile can be said to be very good, and this value must be maintained. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Background and Objectives Government-mandated health and safety restrictions to mitigate the effects of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) intensified challenges in caring for older adults in long-term care (LTC) without family/care partners. This article describes the experiences of a multidisciplinary research team in implementing an evidence-based intervention for family-centered, team-based, virtual care planning—PIECESTM approach—into clinical practice. We highlight challenges and considerations for implementation science to support care practices for older adults in LTC, their families, and the workforce. Research Design and Methods A qualitative descriptive design was used. Data included meetings with LTC directors and Registered Practical Nurses (i.e. licensed nurse who graduated with a 2-year diploma program that allows them to provide basic nursing care); one-on-one interviews with family/care partners, residents, Registered Practical Nurses, and PIECES mentors; and reflections of the academic team. The Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research provided sensitizing constructs for deductive coding, while an inductive approach also allowed themes to emerge. Results Findings highlighted how aspects related to planning, engagement, execution, reflection, and evaluation influenced the implementation process from the perspectives of stakeholders. Involving expert partners on the research team to bridge research and practice, developing relationships from a distance, empowering frontline champions, and adapting to challenging circumstances led to shared commitments for intervention success. Discussion and Implications Lessons learned include the significance of stakeholder involvement throughout all research activities, the importance of clarity around expectations of all team members, and the consequence of readiness for implementation with respect to circumstances (e.g. COVID-19) and capacity for change. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The National Health Insurance Program (JKN) is organized by Health BPJS focusing on health by using the Health BPJS to provide optimal health services. Therefore, primary health care services must be maintained in quality. To find out whether information regarding primary health information, namely Primary Care applications located in the Depok BPJS Health work area, will be carried out with the best quality, so the activities of the information system are needed. Evaluation is in the form of activities aimed at realizing what is done by using instruments and results to find conclusions, so that problems can arise. The priority is compilation of conclusions from the lowest predicate. Audit systems produce, can be done with several analysis models. In this study, PIECES Framework analysis will be used model, because it is a tool in analysing computer-based information systems, where various factors can be used to analyse such performance, such as performance, information, economy, control, efficiency, and service are needed. By using PIECES as a system analysis tool, appropriate information systems, diagrams and diagrams can be used easily using diagrams that can be used to develop BPJS Health. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The coniferous trees that are found in the Republic of Kosovo are mainly: pine, fir and spruce. Since the Republic of Kosovo does not have enough coniferous timber to fulfill the requirements, it is then forced to import such material from other countries. Importation is mainly done from Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina. This study provides important information about sawmills involved in the sawing of trunks, the yield of the sawmill production, and how much the losses or wood residue like pieces, slats and sawdust will be. To accomplish the study, a number of coniferous trees were sawn into timber and appropriate measurements were made to determine the yield of cutting trunks. The results of the study without considering the add-on for drying are given below: The amount of sawn trunks was 18.158m3, sawn timber 13,710m3, wood residue, pieces and slats 2.626m3, sawdust 1.639m3, other 0.184m3. According to the study, it is seen that from cutting of trunks was produced 75.50% sawn timber, 14.46% wood residue, pieces and slats, 9.03% sawdust and 1.01% others. If worked with better technical measures by performing division of trunks according to diameters and by calculation of models by maximum sawing for each trunk diameter, sawing trunks yield would be higher. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The species of Chaunax are reported from the eastern Indian Ocean side of Indonesia based on a recent collection made in 2004 and 2005. Two new species from the genus Chaunax are described from Indonesia and the Philippines, both belonging to the Chaunax abei-species group. Chaunax gomoni sp. nov. is distinguished by its white peritoneum and the following combination of characters: large irregular green spots on dorsal surface when freshly dead, spots turning dark brown when preserved; head length 39.5-40.8% SL; 10 rakers on second gill arch; 11-14 neuromasts in pectoral series and 29-38 in lateral-line proper. Chaunax brachysomus sp. nov. is distinguished by its uniform pink body when freshly dead, mixed broad-based and narrow-based spines on its ventral surface, large head and short tail resulting a relatively stout body; 12 or 13 neuromasts in pectoral series and 33 in lateral-line proper; and, 9 rakers on the second gill arch. Three additional species are reported for the first time from Indonesia. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The purpose of this study was to develop an intervention for 2-year-old children to enhance play and language skills. The intervention was implemented over a 4-week period and included components of reading, modeling, and positive reinforcement of language and play. Specifically, children were read a story and played with a matching toy set. Participants included 10 children, all age 2, who attended a child care center. Five participants received the play intervention, and five were used as comparison. All children were assessed using the Play in Early Childhood Evaluation System (PIECES), the Preschool Language Scale (PLS), and a Vocabulary Assessment. The results of this study showed that children who received the intervention increased pretend play more than the comparison group and also increased comprehension and expressive communication skills more than the comparison group. Implications for early childhood educators and parents are discussed. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

In this article we study the most significant algebraic, topological and functorial properties of the Zariski and maximal spectra of rings of semialgebraic and bounded semialgebraic functions on a semialgebraic set. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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